Wildfires as a Weapon by Alaska Sky Watcher

A 2-part report

Alaska Sky Watcher 

Today, I’m dropping a two-part report that pulls no punches.

I’ve seen your questions. I’ve heard your concerns. Cloud seeding, wildfires, weather warfare — it’s time we talk about what’s really happening.

This isn’t speculation. This is evidence. This is the plan unfolding before our eyes.

Let’s break it down.

Why Cloud Seeding Is NOT the Solution to Wildfires

Every wildfire season, the suggestion resurfaces: “Why not just use cloud seeding to put out the fires?” On the surface, it sounds like a simple fix — make it rain and let nature do the rest. But the truth is far more complex, and far more dangerous.

Here’s why cloud seeding is not only ineffective, but can actually be harmful in wildfire scenarios.

1. Wildfire Conditions Lack Seedable Moisture

Cloud seeding requires existing cloud systems containing supercooled liquid water — typically in the right conditions between -5°C and -20°C. The process introduces particles like silver iodide, which act as nuclei to stimulate condensation and precipitation.

But during wildfire conditions:

The skies are usually clear or full of smoke, not dense with moisture.

High temperatures, dry air, and pressure domes suppress cloud formation.

There’s no cloud base to modify — so there’s nothing to seed.

In other words, you can’t squeeze rain from a sky that’s been electromagnetically dried out and aerosol-saturated.

2. Cloud Seeding Introduces Toxic Pollutants

To those urging for cloud seeding over fires, know this: you’re suggesting the aerial spraying of silver iodide, aluminum, and other particulate compounds — directly above environmentally stressed zones.

This can:

Contaminate soil and waterways

Damage already fragile ecosystems

Create unknown chemical reactions when combined with wildfire smoke and ash

Rather than healing the land, this adds another layer of toxicity to already-burdened environments.

3. Flash Flooding and Runoff Dangers

If seeding does result in rain — especially over scorched earth — it doesn’t soak in. Burned terrain is hydrophobic (water-repelling), which means rain runs off rapidly, triggering:

Flash floods

Mudslides

Water contamination carrying ash and metals into rivers

The damage can easily outweigh the fire itself.

4. It’s a PR Distraction — Not a Real Solution

Pushing cloud seeding as a fix distracts from:

Real fire prevention and land management

Investigation into unnatural fire behaviors and potential DEW involvement

Questions about why electromagnetic conditions are worsening droughts

Instead of addressing root causes, cloud seeding is used to promote technocratic control, military-industrial solutions, and disaster profiteering.

Bottom Line:

Cloud seeding won’t save you from wildfires — and might make the situation worse. It’s not a firefighting tool. It’s a weather manipulation strategy with serious risks.

If the sky is too dry to burn, it’s too dry to seed. And if the soil is already poisoned, you don’t solve the crisis by spraying more.

Wildfires as a Weapon: Part 2

The Strategic Use of Fire in the Great Reset and Agenda 2030–2045

As the smoke clears and the ashes settle, one question remains: Were these wildfires natural disasters—or engineered operations? In part two of our wildfire report, we explore how fire has become more than an environmental catastrophe. It is now a weaponized tool — deployed with precision — to accelerate the Great Reset and execute technocratic agendas hiding in plain sight.

Wildfires as a Military Weapon

Military documents and DARPA research have long explored the use of environmental manipulation in warfare. Controlled burns, directed energy weapons (DEWs), and laser-induced ignition have been theorized — and now, we may be seeing them deployed.

Evidence includes:

Spontaneous ignition points with no lightning or human cause

Melted metal and vaporized glass next to untouched trees

Beam burn patterns seen from satellite overlays

Suspiciously timed drills or space-based system activations (e.g. DEW, satellites, HAARP)

Fires are fast, terrifying, and devastating — perfect for shock and awe. They can wipe entire towns off the map in hours, disable infrastructure, and displace populations.

Wildfires in Service of the Great Reset

The World Economic Forum’s vision for Smart Cities, AI-managed infrastructure, and rewilded corridors across the globe requires massive land clearance. Fires serve this purpose efficiently:

Entire communities are burned off desirable land

“Green Zones” emerge where people are not allowed to rebuild

Insurance companies cancel policies, forcing residents to relocate

Land is repurchased by global developers, governments, or NGOs

These are not isolated accidents. They are strategic assaults aligned with WEF goals of surveillance cities, climate migration zones, and restricted rural access.

Agenda 2030 to 2045: The Timeline of Transformation

The UN’s Agenda 2030 outlines 17 goals that sound noble — but their implementation has become a Trojan horse for centralized control. Wildfires advance multiple objectives:

Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities): Use fire as justification to clear and rebuild cities as 15-minute zones

Goal 13 (Climate Action): Blame fires on carbon emissions and impose harsh restrictions on land use

Goal 15 (Life on Land): Push rewilding by removing human activity from “sensitive” areas

And beyond 2030, the Agenda 2045 timeline extends this vision:

Total AI governance

Climate-controlled population zones

Transition of ownership from private to planetary management

Not Natural, Not Random

When you control the ignition source, suppress emergency responses, and silence media coverage — you control the narrative. Fires are not only igniting homes but triggering new policy, economic realignment, and permanent displacement.

From California to Greece, from Canada to Maui — the script is eerily familiar. And it’s time to stop pretending this is normal.

This is strategic. This is targeted. This is war.

Stay Aware. Be Prepared and Until Next Time — Keep Looking Up

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