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Drone's eye view of Marshal Fire aftermath - utter devastation of high dollar home subdivisions

 
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See my other thread on DEW. This was a planned event.
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I wonder who wants that area?

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The CCP? Or else TPTB, in order to force the people into the Agenda 21/30 sustainable cities.
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Odd how the trees seemed to remain unaffected , almost as if the homes themselves were targeted .
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As windy as it was here yesterday, there's no way you could "control" a fire to leave some things safe. Some of these theories I see on here are barley even thought out past the first glance
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See my other thread on DEW. This was a planned event.
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Look at the numerous tree totally untouched!

Definitely some fuckery going on people.
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Look up grass fire.
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Heart-wrenching scene of home devastation.


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UPDATE: Governor's helicopter damage survey footage


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Yes, utter devastation that looks suspiciously familiar....CALIFORNIA...where the streets, grass, trees and vegetation are UNSCATHED and the houses looked like a single bomb hit each one.

WEATHER FUCKING WARFARE.



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Next part of the collapse being put into place by bankrupting the insurance industry and the middle class will no longer be able to afford any insurance.
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But the news guy said this doesn't happen in the suburbs
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they should use fire retardent shingles.
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See my other thread on DEW. This was a planned event.
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Look at the numerous tree totally untouched!

Definitely some fuckery going on people.
 Quoting: geerod


Yes, there certainly is. However, you and I appear to be the only ones so far with eyes to see here. Hopefully, more will chime in.
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See my other thread on DEW. This was a planned event.
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Yup. Correct.
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Only the trees were left.

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Just like Santa Rosa, CA.

Plastic trash barrels literally 15 feet away from a 1900F fire weren't even singed. The DEW doesn't affect plastic.

This is another reason for the mandatory evacuation. They don't want anyone close by recording the zapping. Also, if they kill someone, a pesky relative could demand an autopsy and too many people would see what really happened.
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Nothing like this has ever happened in the Denver area before.

MSM ignoring it. GLP even ignoring it to an extent.

Footage you can find of the aftermath (so far) is heavily edited. But you'll notice the gaps in fire-lines, as in, the fire stopping and magically restarting a couple of blocks over.

Hmm....
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Just because you don’t what embers are and how they work in high winds doesn’t mean there was anything unusual about the paths taken by the fire.
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I wonder who wants that area?

burnit
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The CCP? Or else TPTB, in order to force the people into the Agenda 21/30 sustainable cities.
 Quoting: Kokoloco 80524094


Wow, it looks like the ENTIRE area where the fires happened are marked for “little or no human use”, “highly regulated”, or “buffer zones”.
In fact, there isn’t much of ANY Colorado land that’s planned for “normal use” under Agenda 21.

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They're not pushing some kind of high speed rail in Colorado, are they? It seems someone wants that land.
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I wonder who wants that area?

burnit
 Quoting: OGEBY


The CCP? Or else TPTB, in order to force the people into the Agenda 21/30 sustainable cities.
 Quoting: Kokoloco 80524094


Wow, it looks like the ENTIRE area where the fires happened are marked for “little or no human use”, “highly regulated”, or “buffer zones”.
In fact, there isn’t much of ANY Colorado land that’s planned for “normal use” under Agenda 21.

[link to thetruthwins.com]
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I find it odd how cars well away from any house are also a burnt out wreaks.
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You would think there would be black scorch marks across the ground from the high winds pushing the flames.
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No bricks, no steel.

No tile roofs anywhere.

No Bison or managed burns.

No one wonders why the grasslands there are grasslands?
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That one guy is going to get one heck of a water bill…
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100 mph winds..made it a furnace...
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A 700k home in Denver is a working middle class person. It is not a "wealthy" area. These are people who take out mortgages and go to work 5 days a week. Prices doubled in Denver from 2006 until now. There are no lower range homes even left in Denver, it's all gone. If you're lucky you can buy a shack off East Colfax for 400K.

To even consider buying a decent home in Denver you need to spend 700k.

Otherwise it's by the Airport, and it sucks out there. It's a 10 mile drive through an industrial park to the last homes available.

You do not want to live by the airport right now. They are rebuilding the I-70 freeway, and it's a nightmare. They are RAISING it, then rebuilding the road underneath to be a strait through.

This area where the fires were is nice an quiet away from all the city BS which is why people liked it. But they were warned it was a risk to build on the plains.
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That's awesome, happy to see wealthy Americans homes destroyed!
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I am from Africa. I would like to see your wealthy Canadian apartment burned
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Chinese building materials, explosive.
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A 700k home in Denver is a working middle class person. It is not a "wealthy" area. These are people who take out mortgages and go to work 5 days a week. Prices doubled in Denver from 2006 until now. There are no lower range homes even left in Denver, it's all gone. If you're lucky you can buy a shack off East Colfax for 400K.

To even consider buying a decent home in Denver you need to spend 700k.

Otherwise it's by the Airport, and it sucks out there. It's a 10 mile drive through an industrial park to the last homes available.

You do not want to live by the airport right now. They are rebuilding the I-70 freeway, and it's a nightmare. They are RAISING it, then rebuilding the road underneath to be a strait through.

This area where the fires were is nice an quiet away from all the city BS which is why people liked it. But they were warned it was a risk to build on the plains.
 Quoting: Feathery


As a lifelong front range Coloradan, thank you. People here really don’t know what the difference is between middle class and wealthy; or, they are largely rural types who struggle to understand how a $700K home could be anything other than a wealthy villa of some sort. These were most if not all middle class working family homes that were destroyed. A former colleague of mine’s house was destroyed.

Climate change is real. I have seen climate change happen within my own lifetime in my home state. This should not be a politicized matter anymore. Throughout history we have seen climate and microclimates changed through human activity. No one should be surprised that dumping billions of tons of CO2 into the air each year is affecting climate patterns and raising the average temperatures of the globe. All of these people in here celebrating the destruction of “rich” people’s homes seem eager enough to parrot the same climate related talking points as big oil CEOs. I wonder why?
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That's awesome, happy to see wealthy Americans homes destroyed!
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They were too cheap to buy in Boulder, but wanted to be near Boulder.

Buying a house in the middle of thousands of acres of wild dead grass on a high wind plane is a dumb idea.

There's a reason why Rocky Flats Nuke plant was built out there - the wind! 110MPH wind
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More Climate Crisis news doin it's thing. A lot of that coming to everyone. All will be punished.
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Direct. Energy. Weapon. And High Energy Lasers——

Melted-Bent Steele Girders, stone turned to dust. Cars on the road melted.

No! That’s impossible! It was just a fire!!! Yell the imbeciles.

Just like COVID, just like election fraud, just like everything else…..laugh out FKN loud.

DOrolleyes
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My daughter lives outside of Broomfield. We were talking on her drive home from work and she said she can see smoke and flames in the distance and thought it was in an area of homes.

They ended up spending the night with friends just in case.
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Direct. Energy. Weapon. And High Energy Lasers——

Melted-Bent Steele Girders, stone turned to dust. Cars on the road melted.

No! That’s impossible! It was just a fire!!! Yell the imbeciles.

Just like COVID, just like election fraud, just like everything else…..laugh out FKN loud.

DOrolleyes
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I like how you assume this must have been the work of a space laser, and yet *we’re* the crazy ones for thinking this was a fire caused by high winds which downed power lines into tinderbox grasslands.

But please, tell us some more about your lasers bro.
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That's awesome, happy to see wealthy Americans homes destroyed!
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They were too cheap to buy in Boulder, but wanted to be near Boulder.

Buying a house in the middle of thousands of acres of wild dead grass on a high wind plane is a dumb idea.

There's a reason why Rocky Flats Nuke plant was built out there - the wind! 110MPH wind
 Quoting: DeploraVision ™


To a poor person, I can understand how these would seem like “wealthy” homes. In reality, they mostly middle class.





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