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Premiered Mar 9, 2021 “What is that burning smoke coming from the tunnels under the White House?” is a question I’ve been getting left and right these last few days, so I thought I’d take you out to the grounds and show you as best I can what is being vented into the air near the White House. Many have speculated something is burning in a tunnel under the grounds, but as you’ll see from my video and some research it is not something burning, but something steaming: high-pressure steam distributed through a network of steam tunnels in Washington D.C. I talk about what I saw and some of the research I’ve done on the steam tunnels that exist between dozens of federal buildings in Washington D.C. and have shared with you some research links so you can do your own investigations

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8P82_rOo1eM

Premiered Mar 9, 2021 “What is that burning smoke coming from the tunnels under the White House?” is a question I’ve been getting left and right these last few days, so I thought I’d take you out to the grounds and show you as best I can what is being vented into the air near the White House. Many have speculated something is burning in a tunnel under the grounds, but as you’ll see from my video and some research it is not something burning, but something steaming: high-pressure steam distributed through a network of steam tunnels in Washington D.C. I talk about what I saw and some of the research I’ve done on the steam tunnels that exist between dozens of federal buildings in Washington D.C. and have shared with you some research links so you can do your own investigations https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8P82_rOo1eM

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Thank you for saying this. It IS steam.

[–] • 1 pt

Those that have been to DC during colder months have seen the homeless sleeping on or near the many steam vents.

[–] • 0 pt

Most cities in the northeast have this. If not all of them.

[–] • 0 pt

Is it something that's seen occuring regularly and somebody only noticed it now?

[–] • 0 pt

C'mon, you just destroyed 20% of the remaining hope that something is happening? How could you!

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

...that's steam you idiot. It's cold outside.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

IT IS CLEARLY NOT STEAM! It is sulpher and brimestone from the pit of hell underneath DC!

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

What burns white? Paper? What is also a white cloud? Steam?

Steam dissipates quickly based on environmental factors.

Fire smoke particles will stay in the air for a long time. And the smell. Dude would be reporting a smell if there was something burning.

If it was something burning, it would be blackish if petrochemical related.

Grayish smoke is vegetation.