Fire conditions are so horrifically bad, climate engineering, so core to all of it, cutting off precipitation, contaminating the precipitation that does fall, dumping an incendiary dust, aluminum, barium, strontium, manganese on forest foliage, forest floors, destroying the ozone layer, which allows intense UV radiation to destroy the foliage and hamper growth.

Geoengineering operations are completely disrupting historical rain and wind patterns, the nanoparticle fallout from climate engineering is a desiccant incendiary dust that coats forest foliage and everything else at ground level. The incendiary particles are further fueling firestorm intensity and volatility. Yet another firestorm recently broke out near my off-grid Northern California wilderness home, the “Brook Fire”. I filmed this short video from the front line of the fire as it was advancing up ridges about 3 miles southwest of my home and habitat preserve. Please forgive my helmet in this footage, I used a fast-moving off-road vehicle in order to reach the fire quickly, which was upwind and heading toward my land. Cal Fire and affiliated agencies immediately deployed substantial resources to fight the blaze, I am again indebted to Cal Fire’s above and beyond response. In spite of the “Brook Fire” being in very difficult terrain with extreme overall fire conditions, Cal Fire was able to stop the advance of the flames.

Fires: Incendiary Nanoparticle Fallout, 90 Second Alert