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DEW Attack at Caomi Village, Pingyin County, Jinan, Shandong Province, China 25 May 2025 Numerous similarities to DEW Attack at Tianjian China. Similar also to Beirut silo blast DEW Attack. All the typical DEW Attack hallmarks are present. Distant breaking of glass is impossible by traditional means, as the energy dissipates over distance. Windows in-between … Read more
1956 Cali Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack Unlike typical gas explosions, the damage pattern formed a perfect circle, with homes on the periphery untouched while those near the center were annihilated. This radial effect suggests a spherical energy dispersion point source, not a directional pipeline rupture. GOOGLE MAPShttps://www.google.com/maps/place/3°27’35.3″N+76°31’14.2″W/@3.4597515,-76.5207914,140m https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cali_explosion “More than 1 mile from blast, … Read more
1944 Bombay Docks Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack Folk disappeared from between untouched colleagues, vaporised by blast. Large ships lifted out of the harbour onto the docks. I feel maybe these were both larger explosions than Cali, though the numbers of killed at Bombay was likely greater, but Fauld killed surprisingly few. Comment from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07QkA1gdPiM … Read more
1944 RAF Fauld Explosion Staffordshire England re-evaluated as DEW Attack The RAF Fauld Explosion (1944): Directed Energy Weapons HypothesisRe-evaluating One of Britain’s Largest Non-Nuclear Explosions Through the Lens of Modern Energy Warfare Event Overview On November 27, 1944, an immense explosion devastated the RAF Fauld underground munitions depot near Hanbury, Staffordshire, England. Over 3,500 tonnes … Read more
1944 Port Chicago Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack Re-Evaluation of the Port Chicago Disaster (1944) as a Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) Attack An Investigative Report Asserting a DEW-First Hypothesis Introduction On July 17, 1944, a massive explosion at the Port Chicago Naval Magazine in California killed 320 men—most of them African-American sailors—and injured nearly 400 … Read more
1947 West Texas City Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack One of my relatives was working the Oil Fields in Texas at the time of the Texas City Disaster in 1947, involving 2,300 tons of Ammonium Nitrate. He was in Galveston getting supplies for his company, which were late due to a shipping error. So he … Read more
1998 Debruce Grain Elevator Explosion Witchita KS Something happened where I lived in 1998. It was involving the grain elevator but not explosives. Look up Debruce Grain Elevator Explosion in 1998 in Wichita Kansas. I was in the Central West Area of Wichita at the time of the explosion. It traveled all the way to … Read more
1921 BASF Oppau Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack This evaluation is based mainly upon photographic evidence. It is claimed that a known stable / inert mixture of two salts was polluted by water which made it highly unstable. Adding water to salts and suggesting that somehow creates a less-stable / more reactive and potentially majorly … Read more
1917 Halifax Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack 1917 Halifax Explosion Re-Evaluated as Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) AttackPresuming a DEW-first hypothesis and analyzing the event from a hidden warfare perspective Overview The Halifax Explosion of December 6, 1917 was, in the mainstream account, the accidental result of a collision between the French munitions ship Mont-Blanc and … Read more
1984 Bhopal India Union Carbide Explosion re-evaluated as DEW Attack 1984 Dec 2 late in the night 40 tons of poisonous methyl isocyanate gas leaked from Bhopal’s Union Carbide Factory . Bhopal the capital of Madhya Pradesh, India overnight became a Gas Chamber. About 3000 died within the first hour, thousands in the next few … Read more