Hello John and Doves,
It's becoming more and more
obvious that things aren't adding up with the Maui fires.
Eyewitness stories, videos aren't matching 'the chosen
narrative'.
Of course, the fact checkers are
debunking everything - espcially D.E.W. - directed energy
weapons - as the cause of the fires. That came out
pretty early after the fires. That's what caught my
eye initially - the big debunking of this.
Here's one site,
USAtoday.com - they wrote an entire article "fact
checking" directed energy weapons and Maui and they
reported Facebook funded their fact-check work!!
Facebook - one of the biggest controllers of information
in the world.
"Facebook started its
fact-checking program in December of 2016 to engage
third-party organizations to rate and review the accuracy
of content on Facebook for false news and misleading
information."
Understanding
Facebook's Fact-Checking Program
But Facebook/Meta is doing much
more than that now - it's not just Facebook/Meta
they are watching - they are funding fact-checking on
other website - like the USAtoday.com and their
articles.
USAtoday.com wrote in their
article "Maui fires spark baseless conspiracy theories
about directed energy weapons/Fact check" :
(note the fact check link before the article that
takes you to all of their other 'fact checked' articles
and "fact-checking" above the title. Good grief!).
"Our rating: False
"Directed energy weapons didn't cause the wildfires in
Hawaii, according to multiple officials. Though the
cause hasn't been announced, the National Weather Service
issued a warning that factors like dry vegetation
and gusting winds could start and spread
fires."
"The cause of the fires
hasn't yet been announced, but officials say directed
energy weapons were not involved."
The article notes that
"Our fact-check work is supported in part by a grant
from Facebook." That says a ton right
there!! Why would USAtoday take money from Facebook
for "fact check work? Unless they are to write the
narrative Facebook wants them to write. Facebook
should have nothing to do with USAtoday. Unless DHS
or the DoD has given direction (and funding) on this topic
to Facebook/Meta. And now Facebook has money to pay
other websites to "fact check" various topics that DoD and
DHS don't want the public knowing about.
Last week I sent a letter to
Doves about Google - their fact checking tools and how
this censoring is escalating. Google has partnered
with the UN and WHO to use algorithms to delete websites
that criticize topics they want protected. They want
a one sided narrative with their information going to the
public - not the truth.
Google
Fact Check Tools - Conditioning the Public
Whenever THEY start fact
checking something to the extreme I get suspicious.
Like with this directed energy
weapon and the Maui fires. Something happened in
Maui. And there are eyewitnesses and videos of the
aftermath. Besides the massive fact checking of a
D.E.W., the blue items that weren't destroyed in the fires
(the blue cars, the blue umbrellas, blue pots, blue roofs,
etc.) and the super high temperatures - enough to melt
metal on the cars - you can see it running on the
asphalt...yet the asphalt didn't melt. Those who
know more about those items and temperatures are speaking
out. I even heard a mortician who does cremations
ask 'where are the bodies'? The temperature should
never have gotten that hot.
More and more keeps coming out
about this. And we'll see more and more fact
checking taking us farther and farther from the truth.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance
P.S. Please check out my other
Doves' letters on the Maui fire. There is a whole
lot more of 'suspicious' and illegal things going
on. From the Chief of Police being the coroner also
- which is illegal by Hawaii law (and he was involved in
the Las Vegas massacre coverup - then ends up Chief of
Police in Maui - how did that happen??) and then Governor
Green signed a damning bill into Hawaii law months before
the fire that directly affects natural disasters and
land. Too many dots on this one. And
comparisons are being made with the Paradise fire in
California - same suspicions.