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Thousands evacuate Hughes Fire near LA as California faces fresh threats​


A fresh California wildfire ignited north of Los Angeles Wednesday during "critical" fire weather and triggered evacuations as it quickly exploded in size across two counties on Wednesday — and forecasters warned conditions would worsen overnight.

The big picture: The Hughes Fire ignited north of Santa Clarita just before 11am Wednesday local time and grew across 5,000 acres in LA and Ventura counties in just over two hours — making it the biggest and fastest-spreading wildfire since the still-burning Eaton and Palisades fires erupted on Jan. 7.

  • The fire that's near the popular water reservoir Castaic Lake some 40 miles from those blazes had grown to an estimated 10,176 acres at 14% containment just before 10pm.
  • Southern California faced more Santa Ana winds and red flag warnings were in effect through Friday morning.
  • The blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains prompted authorities to close all northbound lanes on Interstate 5 from just north of State Route 126 and issue smoke, windblown dust and ash advisories Wednesday evening.
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Global Warming, who is a face-tatted former Venezuelan gang-member now living in California...he strikes again.
 
talks about the fires and how the State has screwed it all up.

Bob Kudla – Federal Reserve Time Is Up,When Trump Is Finished, The Economy It’s Going To Incredible​

Bob is the created and owner of Trade Genius Academy. Bob also does a podcast on YouTube which is called Trade Genius. Bob begins the conversation talking about deepseek, this might have been released to bring the market down and to disrupt the AI arena.

The fires in CA are not climate driven, they are because of the [DS] agenda, they purposely kept the water back to create the problem.

The state economy is declining because of everything Biden and the Fed has done. Trump is going to shift the entire economic system away from the Federal Reserve. The economy is going to be incredible when Trump is finished with it.
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That gets him kliks. Unfortunately, though, the facts say otherwise. All the deportation and all the tariffs, do not undo the effects of madcap money-printing for 15 years, nor the resultant shifting of wealth from the middle class to the corporate cronies receiving seigniorage.

We have been de-industrialized. We have a HUGE population no longer able to work, from vaccine injuries. Mental illness is rampant - whether resultant from this genetic manipulation, or from mass-media propaganda for decades, they're debased and debauched.

For that and other reasons, we are in a low-grade civil war right now. Fighting each other detracts from productive work. It doesn't make us strong; it makes us vulnerable. Vulnerable, chaotic, violent, lawless populations don't have Golden Age prosperities.

Trump's people are beginning to reverse this madness - a powerful faction putting up a STOP barricade. It doesn't bring us back to where we were. What it will probably do, is bring all this to a head. Which had to be done, must be done - but also will result in more chaos and dysfunction.

We're at LEAST 20 years from any kind of rebirth. And if the wrong people, the Davos pawns, get power, we'll be 80 years and more, living like Communists or Fascists or other collectivist hellholes live.
 

Home insurer in California beg for bailout to avoid financial ruin​

State Farm General, the largest home insurer in California, sent a desperate letter to the state government requesting it immediately approve emergency price hikes to its insurance policies in the wake of the destructive Los Angeles fires.

On Monday, the company sent a four-page letter to the California Department of Insurance pleading with regulators to allow an average rate increase of 22 percent for homeowners.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/h...S&cvid=1fecc79e2b254764b113608c689f3c17&ei=53
 
They have to insure against risk. When the risk is VASTLY increased, due to environmental factors - such as refusal to manage surrounding woodlands by cleaning areas of tinder or imposing firebreaks - or infrastructure failures, such as reservoirs out of service for silly reasons, indefinitely, or overweight women as a majority of firefighters - those mitigating factors, increasing risks, have to be factored in.

State Farm is making a mistake. They are trying to work a logical industry, calculation of risk and formulation of cost exposure, into an insane world where sexual deviants don't believe a world of logic, of physics, of science and of consequences, applies to them. They believe that because they have money - which also was conjured up out of fantasy, off a computer terminal. These twisted, reality-denying fantasy-lovers are living off seigniorage - and they believe they have it because they're innately superior and rules don't apply to them.

You cannot run a business based on logical formulations of risk-pooling, in such a chaotic, demented, emotion-driven world.
 

Touring the devastating Aftermath of Malibu`s iconic Coastline along PCH /Pacific Palisades​

Feb 4, 2025 MALIBU BEACH #malibu #pacificpalisades #pch

Today I toured the devastating aftermath of the Malibu fire along the iconic PCH coast line. It’s absolutely devastating to see the destruction. I also have incredible drone footage from the Pacific Palisades. It was an experience. I will never forget for the rest of my life.


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Some aerial drone footage. All kinds of lush green vegetation left behind. Plus some magical homes in the middle untouched while the homes around are just ash. If you can't see this was an attack I can't help you. There's not enough brush through there to even have a normal fire.



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The wildfires in Colorado Springs neighborhoods some years ago, behaved the same way.

Let me ask a question: IF they have this power - and can do it without any detected weapon, without any visible light (even a laser emits visible light) and without disrupting radio transmission or tripping radiation detectors...

...if they have this power, then WHY did they need to go to the trouble of destroying the whole region's fire companies, salting them with arrogant lesbians? Why did they need to drain their critical reservoir? Why did they need to suspend forest undergrowth management?

THOSE, I would posit, are what caused the fire. Once started, a fire's behavior is tricky. Like a complex, kludgy computer program that's full of patch repairs.
 
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