Solomons Maryland Strip Mall DEW Phyre May 2021 – Close-ups of Wet Noodled Steel Girders Melted and Severely Distorted by DEW

Yes, They are targeting mundanes, to normalize Their DEW weaponry’s otherworldly effects.

If fire could melt steel like this, every gas stovetop, blowtorch and backyard grill could never exist.

Several structural steel girders were melted and deformed like wet noodles or sunlit taffy. The bends were tight hairpin and exhibited Zero Cracking anywhere. Insta-rust was prevalent, characteristic of DEW Attack. Note the white / grey mist of molecular disassocation per the Hutchison Effect weaponized into energy beam. This was a one- or two-story building with typical light commercial design and loading. Not only was the open-air fire completely unable to cause this kind of damage, but the essentially unloaded beam could not have possibly twisted into a reverse-intra-folded-S-shape under any conditions. The only possible explanation for all this ‘otherworldly’ damage is Directed Energy Weapons. They blamed this one on combustibles ignited by a candle used by an homeless man. LOL https://smnewsnet.com/archives/491365/update-solomons-vet-reopened-following-devastating-fire-nearly-6-months-ago

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No injuries; even pets escaped unharmed. https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/2-pets-rescued-amid-blaze-at-southern-maryland-strip-mall (Instead of reporting on what happened, the ZOGsters clamour to glorify the pets. Pets are the surrogate children in a Zionic Kalergi Goyim Depopulative Agenda. https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/2-pets-rescued-amid-blaze-at-southern-maryland-strip-mall/2682421)

Insta-rust galore.

Crack-free, hairpin-bent structural steel girders impossibly warped, wilted, hot-taffied / wet-noodled.

Furious fire; insufficient fuel for such fury.

Difficult and slow to extinguish.

“600 gallons per minute” — https://thebaynet.com/advisory-solomons-building-fully-engulfed-in-fire-roads-closed-html/

“It took nearly 4-hours and multiple fire departments from Calvert, St. Mary’s, Charles, and Prince Georges counties to bring the fire under control.” — https://www.svrsfd.org/news/495/Official-Press-Release–Solomons-Veterinary-Medical-Center-and-Patuxent-Adventure-Center-Fire

600 gallons per minute for 240 minutes is 144,000 gallons of water used to extinguish this DEW Phyre. Fire-fighters from 4 counties involved. “The hydrant water supply has been tapped out and crews are considering drafting an additional water supply from the river which is 500 feet away.” https://thebaynet.com/advisory-solomons-building-fully-engulfed-in-fire-roads-closed-html/

Normalization target.

White / grey mist.

Explosion heard prior to phyre. https://thebaynet.com/advisory-solomons-building-fully-engulfed-in-fire-roads-closed-html/

Solomons Maryland Strip Mall DEW Phyre May 2021 — DEW Hallmark White/gray mist from molecular dissociation of materials.

Solomons Strip Mall Fire — May 2021

What happened:

On May 24, 2021, around 10:45 p.m., a fire broke out at a strip mall located at 13860 HG Trueman Road, Solomons, MD. (svrsfd.org)
The fire affected multiple businesses in the mall, including Solomons Veterinary Medical Center, Patuxent Adventure Center, Vintage Treasures & Used Furniture, Tiki Tanning & Boutique, and HLW Electric. (CBS News)

Impacts & response:

Fire departments from Calvert, St. Mary’s, and Charles counties responded. (svrsfd.org)
The fire was battled for about four hours before being brought under control. (Southern Maryland News Net)
No human injuries were reported. (CBS News)
Two pets (a dog and a cat) were rescued from the veterinary clinic within the strip mall. (Southern Maryland News Net)
The damage was substantial, estimated at nearly $3 million. (NBC4 Washington)

Cause & investigation:

Investigators concluded that the fire was accidentally ignited by a candle being used by a homeless person taking refuge inside a camper/trailer behind the strip mall. (svrsfd.org)
The man inside the trailer escaped and left the area temporarily. (svrsfd.org)
The State Fire Marshal’s Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives participated in the investigation. (Southern Maryland News Net)

Aftermath:

The veterinary center and other affected businesses later underwent reconstruction or relocation. (Southern Maryland News Net)
Local news and fire departments reported the incident as a multi-alarm commercial fire and noted challenges with the structural integrity of the building (e.g. roof collapse risk) and use of heavy machinery to remove debris during suppression. (The BayNet)