Spain and Portugal Blackout due to 'Atmospheric Phenomenon' - Obvious Lies! Here's my theory, I would be interested in hearing yours.

The massive blackout that hit Spain, Portugal, and parts of France today shows signs that something more serious might have been behind it , possibly the use of a Directed Energy Weapon (DEW). These are high-tech weapons, like powerful lasers or microwave beams, that can disrupt or destroy electronic equipment without leaving much obvious damage. It’s strange that so much of the power grid failed all at once, especially since Europe’s grid is designed to handle accidents and bad weather. A sudden and widespread failure points more to something targeted and deliberate, not just a weather event. Russia and China have both built DEWs and have hinted that they could use them without warning, so it’s reasonable to consider that possibility.

The official story , that a rare atmospheric phenomenon caused the blackout , sounds suspicious. Big outages in the past have usually had clear causes, like storms, cyberattacks, or equipment failures. But this time, officials are blaming something that’s almost impossible for the public to verify or understand. That raises red flags. If a hostile country had used a DEW, governments would have a strong reason to cover it up: to avoid mass panic, prevent the situation from turning into a military conflict, and hide the fact that critical infrastructure might be more vulnerable than people think.

Finally, we know that Russia has bragged about having powerful energy weapons and has already used hidden attacks like cyber warfare in the past. Using a DEW secretly would be a smart move for them: it would let them test their weapons, shake confidence in Europe’s defenses, and send a warning without actually starting a war. When you look at it this way, the blackout could easily be seen as a warning shot , not just some weird weather event.