More Possible DEW Attacks near LauraFarms Mar 2025
“There are three fires going on right now…” – 7:00 in
0:42 in – “It was very hot by that bailer…there’s no oxygen back there, I couldn’t breathe…”
I wasn’t going to post this because this might have actually been a legitimate fire, but then I started noticing details (such as the strange super-hot burn spot at upper right-off-center portion of bailer), hearing quotes (super hot, can’t breathe, etc), and then they mentioned three fires going on all at once… Given the history of obvious DEW Attacks near LauraFarms, I figured it’s better to keep up attention. Besides, you’d think that after 100+ years experience at making tractors, hay bailers and everything else that John Deere would know how to make stuff that NEVER catches on fire all by itself during normal operation…
ABOVE: No steel belts seen, so what caused both ENTIRE tires to vanish? There’s not even blobs of gooey stuff on the ground! DEW can do this by superheating metal that the acts as the fuel to destroy too-nearby flammables. The entire face of the tractor is not burned-paint, but superheat steel that insta-rusted due to the extremely high temperature.
ABOVE: Strange super-hot silvery burn-spot on upper off-center-right of bailer. Rear wheel seems to be smoking. Grey/white mist not sooty black. Insta-rust on the bailer, not burned paint but insta-rusted / oxydized metal consistent with superheating due to microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: Grant is literally hopping superheated. Microwave DEW beam? Notice the insta-rusted / superheated steel to the front of the bailer — what was the fuel? DEW causes the steel to superheat by inducing eddy-currents, effectively weaponizing the metal itself. The paint is burned away; no “fuel” is necessary for an absolutely thorough and uniform burn.
ABOVE: Grant mentions the superheat and also the absence of oxygen / inability to breathe.
ABOVE: White/grey smoke, not expected sooty black.
ABOVE: Roaring hot, as if fueled by microwave energy beam.
ABOVE: Past “impossible” destruction obviously caused by microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: Past “impossible” destruction obviously caused by microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: Past “impossible” destruction obviously caused by microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: Past “impossible” destruction obviously caused by microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: Past “impossible” destruction obviously caused by microwave DEW Attack.
ABOVE: What was the fuel that totally burned away the tires? The ground was burned dirt. Any internal hay was separated by the steel container itself. Where did the tires go? DEW superheats steel by inducing eddy-current which cause like by inter-molecular spinning and friction. The metal itself is weaponized and becomes the fuel that ignites all nearby flammables.
ABOVE: No steel belts seen, so what caused both ENTIRE tires to vanish? There’s not even blobs of gooey stuff on the ground! DEW can do this by superheating metal that the acts as the fuel to destroy too-nearby flammables. The entire face of the tractor is not burned-paint, but superheat steel that insta-rusted due to the extremely high temperature.
ABOVE: Conflagration seems entirely too hot for oxygen-starved innards of wetted partially burned bails of hay. Where is ANY black sooty smoke?
ABOVE: It appears to be the metal itself that is on-fire. DEW can cause this, as the microwaves superheat the metal by inducing eddy-current which cause inter-molecular frictional heating (think of it as a microwave oven that is tuned to cook metal rather than merely water (as all consumer microwave ovens do).
ABOVE: Strangely persistent superheated metal, including wheels. This is entirely consistent with DEW Attack and entirely inconsistent with normal fire.
ABOVE: No sooty black smoke of normal fire; instead, whitish/grey mist of DEW sponsored phyre.
ABOVE: No sooty black smoke of normal fire; instead, whitish/grey mist of DEW sponsored phyre. They’ve even been gushing water onto the hay, and still ZERO black sooty smoke and ONLY whitish/grey DEW mist.
