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8/07/2023 -- Earthquake activity combines -- Spread across Pacific and Asia -- USA moving now

Things are finally on the move, midrange M5's across the board !  No large M7.0 activity at all (last forecast flop).  Things are in motion now and should break soon as explained in the video.

Dutch's post a moment ago on YT Community:

Things got rough this morning, full court press being applied for some reason. I can't lift a finger online without a pile on.

I hope some of you have seen what is going on with each post I am making, and the response to them.

Someone had to pay for this, if its a group doing it for free I'd be shocked.

Our government has a plan to fight the fake boogey man of climate change... make the skies grey with artificial clouds from fires and spraying s02 (sulfur dioxide).

Idiots.

The highest steady wind speed on August 8-9th in Maui Hawaii was 55mph (gusts up to 75mph), with a Hurricane 500 miles off the island chain...

I would urge everyone in Baja, Northwest Mexico, and Southern California to have a fire evacuation route pre-planned JUST IN CASE fires spread ahead of the Hurricane.

The hurricane is projected to drop down and be Cat1 or less at Tropical storm level.. which is 39-54mph... the exact match of the steady wind speed in Maui when the fires started.


Just keep watch, be prepared, have your bugout bags and important documents in there.. be ready to go.. don't forget to plan for pets, and or others around you who may need help in case things get ugly.

Don't be scared, be prepared!

Attention all viewers in Southern California to Central California, Nevada, Arizona, and North Mexico.

This is the current expected path of Hurricane Hilary, set to come into Southern California between August 20-21st... (Sunday).

Winds set to be Category 1 when the hurricane makes landfall at the Southern California Mexico border, and to be a tropical storm by the time it reaches the Mojave (East of Los Angeles).

Winds for Category 1 are expected to be sustained 75mph ... winds for Tropical storms range between 40-50mph (gusts up to 65mph).

With it being "fire season" and strong winds (with no rain) ahead of the storm..... this will be a like a very strong steady "Santa Ana" wind coming out of the East blowing to the West... coming from the Southeast blowing to the NW. Also coming from the North going to the South and West and then finally will pull in from the West again as it passes into NV.

Simply put, the hurricane is rotating counter clockwise, meaning it will pull air from the East and move it to the West.

This should pull dry air in from the East out of Nevada, Arizona, and North East Mexico.... blowing hot dry wind to the WEST into California..... this may lead to rapid fire spreading like in Hawaii.

I hope this doesn't happen (the fires)... but I am urging my viewers as well as telling my wife to call her sister in LA to tell her to be prepared for the fire thing just in case!!!! I'm not just telling you to be prepared for possibly rapid spreading fires, I'm telling my own family to as well.

Don't be scared, be prepared. Strong dry winds sustained for hours ahead of the storm should happen..... the only question is will fires break out?

The hurricane will most likely hit unless they zap it off literally, but that would still leave the hot dry winds even if they zapped off the actual precipitation .

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A few of the new Mountain DEW flavors. Not joking.

Maui Burst.
Baja Blast.
Code Red.
Live Wire.
Voltage.
Spark.
VooDew.
Berry Monsoon.
Sweet Lightning.
Frost Bite.
Atomic Blue.
Southern Shock.




Thanks to viewer "ann" for tipping me off on this.

Screenshot of the DEW seen here is from the California fires in 2020 when I caught the DEW live on Infrared Satellite beaming down into and leading the fires.

https://www.dutchsinse.com/9-11-2020-documentation-of-the-energy-beam-california-sept-7-9-2020/

Heads up, the Canary Islands , Tenerife is now on fire. Major fires across the island(s).

This is the volcanic island chain that had the eruption a couple years ago, but a different island than the eruption itself.

https://youtu.be/LLfTfv0t_3I

Well, now, isn't that special?! Out ahead of the Hurricane, at the North Mexican Sonoran Desert going North into Arizona...

COD: Satellite and Radar https://tinyurl.com/586wvjmz

8/19/2023 -- Multiple M6.0 - M6.5 Earthquakes -- S. California M5.0 event due -- BE PREPARED

Things are getting fairly serious.  Between the fires, the storms and the earthquake activity, I'm starting to think something geophysically odd is occurring.

Everyone else is now looking into DEW (oh the irony of it all), while I'm now leaning towards a more "natural" explanation.

Of course "natural" can be tricky to discern in light of the advent of the directed energy weapon phenomenon taking place.

If you add in the fact that the giant multi-hundred mile long "starforts" are likely transmitting energy of some kind, this changes the fundamentals of geophysics completely if some of the "natural" features we see are actually fabricated in some way (a long time ago).

It is what it is, I'm just the unlucky guy who gets to find it and show it to the public lol (but not funny if you think about it!).

Smoke and massive fires in the Northwest USA, and a Hurricane (Tropical storm) coming in from the Southwest.

That's all smoke up in the NW going over East and in the Midwest down as far south as Texas.....

The low pressure system tropical storm will be going up right next to the fires as it heads into Nevada (won't be bringing rain to the Northwest though unfortunately just wind).

It's looking a bit rough out there .

The particulate matter from the smoke should get sucked into the low pressure system /tropical storm, and create a huge amount of rain down in Nevada area etc.....

https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=continental-conus-truecolor-48-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

8/19/2023 -- Rapid spreading wildfire in Southern California ahead of Hurricane Hilary - BE PREPARED

UPDATE 1115pm August 19, 2023 West Coast time (115am central US time August 20, 2023):

Heads up, as if the news couldn't get any worse ...

Unfortunately the location burning in Southern California (East of Lompoc and West of New Cuyama) is an Oil + Gas pumping operation.

There are rubber pipelines ON THE SURFACE connecting well pump drill points to tanks and collection areas.  Not good.

No one, not even the news (maybe not even all the emergency managers) is talking about this or acknowledging that is what is at the locations burning now.

https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2023/8/19/plant-fire/
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Original post text below here:
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ALERT to everyone in Southern California, be aware of the fire threat due to the higher winds from the Hurricane / tropical storm which is incoming!

The fire has been named the "PLANT FIRE" and is currently 5464 acres in size, zero % uncontained and growing. https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2023/8/19/plant-fire/

Start Date 2023-08-19
Last Updated 2023-08-19
Admin Unit In Unified Command with Santa Barbara County Fire Department and United States Forest Service
County Santa Barbara
Location Aliso Park Road and Foothill Road , New Cuyama
Acres Burned ‎5464

Current images on satellite as of 1045pm central US time (845pm west coast time) August 19, 2023 show a rapid spreading wildfire fanned by the winds ahead of Hurricane Hilary (tropical storm) in the area East by Northeast of Lompoc California.

Visible satellite view here: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Sierra-truecolor-200-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

Infrared satellite view here: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Sierra-natcolorfire-200-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

Wildfire information for California here: https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents

Massive fires have spread to the area around Spokane Washington.

Unfortunately people have perished in the fires. :(

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VLxm9mRpbGU

Location of the wildfire in Southern California... being called the "plant fire"

https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2023/8/19/plant-fire/

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This...

is what motivates me to continue running this TG channel.