Notes
Super Fog or Super Weapon?
Recent headlines out of Louisiana indicate a “Super Fog” caused a massive pileup and several dead. The term “super” immediately caught my attention, as this is a superlative often used to catch one’s attention, and is used with regularity in Information Operation (IO) Campaigns.
I’d like to add, that also brought my attention to the connection between Lahaina and Louisiana. First some headlines, then some analysis.
Headlines:
New York Times. At Least 7 Dead as ‘Super Fog’ Blankets New Orleans, Causing Pileups
Forbes. What Is 'Super Fog?' Mix Of Wildfire Smoke And Dense Fog Causes Massive Pileup, 7 Deaths On Louisiana Highway
BR Proud. Super fog could be in the forecast: What to do when driving through dense, heavy fog
The Hill. ‘Super fog’ near New Orleans leads to deadly car pileups
Analysis:
Look at the attached images from the “super fog” pile up, compare to images of previous pile ups of previous years. Then contrast to the Lahaina incident. Notice anything odd? Cars should not burn to a crisp due to fog or a pileup. There are numerous safety features to reduce the chance of an auto fire.
Possibly unrelated, interesting notes:
There was a dense fog advisory, along with smoke, two days prior, covering the period up to the crash.
Climate Change is, of course, to blame.
AT&T maintains 5G along this corridor.
We are being sold a story here, and it isn’t the truth. DEW? Smart dust weapon? Testing laser in foggy conditions? I don’t know. This is a developing story, and I await more inputs before making an assessment, however the official story doesn’t pass the initial truth test.
brproud.com/news/local-news/baton-rouge…
thehill.com/homenews/4271622-super-fog-…
foxnews.com/us/louisiana-super-fog-pile…
nbcnews.com/news/us-news/2-dead-100-car…
nytimes.com/2023/10/23/us/fog-new-orlea…
