DEW Attacks for Fun and Profit
Exploring the speculative theory that transnational forces potentially tied to military and financial interests—possibly including BlackRock—are using directed energy weapons (DEWs) to drive up global energy prices. This includes examining alleged DEW attacks such as the Port of Baltimore bridge collapse, the recent attack on a coal cargo ship (near the Baltimore Key bridge attack scene), incidents involving critical energy infrastructure like coke coal facilities in Pennsylvania, and possible future targets like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Considered are both independent and mainstream sources, starting from 1947 to the present, including perspectives from alternative sources — particularly regarding connections between infrastructure sabotage, speculative futures markets, and the strategic impact on energy pricing and control.