Topic: Incendiary Dust

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The discussion links wildfires in Hawaii and California to climate engineering, which allegedly creates "incendiary dust" from aluminum nanoparticle fallout. Wigington references a U.S. military document titled "Wildfires as a Military Weapon" that identifies 17 locations in the continental U.S. as target zones. He argues that geoengineering establishes the "flash drought" conditions necessary for these fires to burn with extreme ferocity.