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Lots of wildfires lately - between Australia, Brazil, the US… makes me really sad.
Last year I was in south of Brazil, and at some point I saw the sky completely orange, like a weird sunset during the whole day - most probably from the Amazon fires.
The news don't cover much the potential causes, however if you research a bit on the topic, you'll find many testimonials that go in the same direction:
These fires are not natural.
Firemen say that they're way more hot than what they're used to, it's super hard to approach them.
And once a fire passes over a house, there is literally nothing left, the car windows melt, even the metal foundations of the house melt.
As for explanations, some suggest that a type of thermite is spread on the fires.
A thermite is a composition of metal powder used in fireworks that increases the heat, maybe even BREAKING the molecules of water used by the firemen, into hydrogen and oxygen, and burning the elements separately… making them impossible to stop.
It's serious, like on October 14th 2020, fires started in Colorado and overnight, they quadrupled in size.
To me it looks like a desperate move to destroy the planet, literally burning it down.
But I'm not getting into details right now on who would do it or why, I'm just putting the idea out there that these fires may not be natural, and actually carefully planned.
Have you heard about this before?
Have you experienced smokes or fires in your area?
What's your take on it?