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@KarluskaP - Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸

Unbelievable https://t.co/WmxgBY1ip7

@Bubblebathgirl - Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

Janisse Quinones is CEO of LA Department of Water and Power. She blames “so much water being used” for why water ran out. She says it’s the fault of the firefighters, victims, and wildfires. But not her fault. DEI hire Quinones makes $750k a year. https://t.co/oCMeayQFBE

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Over the next few weeks you’re going to hear Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Democratic Party tell you that there’s nothing that could have been done to prevent the fires from destroying Los Angeles. Those will be lies. They could have prevented them. Governor Newsom cut the funding for preventing forest fires and failed to build sufficient water resources for fighting fires. Mayor Karen Bass cut $17.5 million in funding for the Los Angeles Fire Department and then went to Ghana even though she knew of the risk of catastrophic fires. It’s true that California, in general, and Los Angeles, in particular, are fiery places. It’s true that the Santa Ana winds made the fires worse. But Newsom and Bass have known about those hazards for all of their careers and failed to deal with them. Their rank incompetence and lack of leadership are shocking and scandalous. It’s hard to overstate how badly they screwed up water management. LA firefighters haven’t had the water they needed. Newsom hasn’t built the new water reservoirs that Los Angeles needed. And Newsom even cut the budget for water infrastructure projects last year. Why is that? Part of the reason is that they were focused on other things. Making the fire department more racially diverse. Climate change. Homelessness. And the reason they were focused on those things is because those are what the radical Left that controls the Democratic party wanted them to focus on. Year after year, they do nothing while focusing on things like trans and Trump and climate and ignoring the things that really matter to the people of California. The Democrats in California aren’t like Democrats in other states. They are radicals. I would know, since when I was a young radical I moved to California for that reason. As many of us get older, we become more moderate. We become more practical. We understand firefighters and police officers are necessary. We are reminded of the importance of things like safe streets and hard work and good schools. But more than that, I saw the consequences of radical progressive policies on the environment, homelessness, crime, education, water, and everything else. Violent criminals, in particular, are devouring Los Angeles, Oakland, and the rest of California. The people who control the Democratic Party in California worship books about Los Angeles, like City of Quartz by the Marxist author Mike Davis. In that book, Davis claims that the problem in Los Angeles is that too much money goes to things like firefighting to protect wealthy neighborhoods. They did the same thing on crime and homelessness. They failed to provide adequate funding to the police. They weakened the laws that allowed for burglaries and robberies. They subsidized homelessness, attracting homeless people from around the United States to camp illegally and start fires. Over half of the fires in places like Los Angeles and Oakland are caused by the homeless committing arson, often out of some petty revenge. We don’t know what started all of the fires, but at least one started within the housing subdivision. Others may have started in the interface between housing and wildlands. Or it could have been started by the homeless. Whatever the case, California and LA didn’t invest enough in preventing fires because they were distracted by radical Left causes. When Rick Caruso ran for Mayor against Karen Bass, he called for increasing the fire department’s budget. A big part of the reason he lost is simply because he was white. I watched focus groups in 2022 and the most racist people were white liberals in Los Angeles. When they discussed the mayoral race, the white people overwhelmingly said they couldn’t vote for a white man and had to vote for a black woman because she was black. The Latino men and women in separate focus groups were much less racist. They wanted to know about their policies. It was the radical Left that invented the racist idea that white people alive today should feel guilty about things white people did in the past. Racist white guilt led people in Los Angeles and California to vote against a guy who would have prevented those fires. And so, over the next few weeks, when you hear Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Democratic Party tell you that there’s nothing they could have done to prevent the fires from destroying Los Angeles, don’t believe them. It’s time for California to grow up and move beyond the juvenile Leftism that has destroyed the state and destroyed Los Angeles. We can’t trust our leaders to run anything. It’s not just incompetence. It’s that they really don’t care. It’s time for Californians to demand new leaders — ones who aren’t beholden to the radicals who control the Democratic Party. .

@DC_Draino - DC_Draino

And there it is LA Fire Department cancelled fire hydrant testing b/c they didn’t have enough budget money Remember, LA Mayor Bass recently cut over $17 million from LAFD This fire is the fault of failed Democrat leadership Californians should be pissed

@nicksortor - Nick Sortor

🚨 JUST IN: The Pacific Palisades reservoir was EMPTY AND OFFLINE when the firestorm exploded, per LA Times This is CRIMINAL. The reservoir holds 117 million gallons of water, and would’ve given firefighters ample pressure to effectively fight the blaze. Overpaid Dept. of Water and Power officials have now been forced to admit the reservoir being offline likely contributed to dry fire hydrants and low water pressure. DEI did this.

@realMeetKevin - Meet Kevin😇

A 117-MILLION-GALLON reservoir sitting ABOVE the Palisades (which could have fed empty hydrants), was EMPTY "for a while" due to a "tear in the " w/ no plans for bringing it online again. CALIFORNIA IS A POLITICALLY MISMANAGED DISASTER! The buck stops with 🤡R*TARD Newsom!🤡 https://t.co/aZdHtC4dDq

@MJTruthUltra - MJTruthUltra

UPDATE: LA Fire Los Angeles Fire Chief turns on LA Officials — “Yes”, They Failed Us To her credit…Dec 4… a few weeks ago, She warned Mayor Karen Bass the Millions of dollars cut from the Fire Department’s Budget would “severely limit the Department’s capacity to prepare for, train for, and respond to large-scale emergencies, including WILDFIRES” She was ignored… https://rumble.com/v67zdfp-los-angeles-fire-chief-kristin-crowley-turns-on-la-officials-yes-they-faile.html

@bennyjohnson - Benny Johnson

This is borderline criminal. How does she still have a job? https://t.co/GJv1plfC47

@I_Am_JohnCullen - John Cullen 🐓

The Santa Ynez Reservoir in Pacific Palisades was emptied for repairs in late 2022. No one considered the implications of having an empty reservoir for that long? 🙄 Root Cause Analysis: No water in the reservoir is why the hydrants had no water. Cant' fight fires without water. That's why all the homes burned down, and continue to burn. Ineptitude isn't complicated. #IamTheMapsDaddy

@DefiyantlyFree - Insurrection Barbie

The reservoir has been empty as of February of last year and no one told the fire department? And the woman they promoted and pay 750,000 dollars per year to handle that has a job? How? https://t.co/jeJuwtooVt

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Had a massive water reservoir been online, it wouldn't have made much difference to LA firefighters, say the media. In fact, it would have made a massive difference. And now a whistleblower has come forward to say the reservoir should never have been drained in the first place. https://t.co/H5M5uLNFhc

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The lack of water available to firefighters in Los Angeles was unavoidable, say experts and the media. Hydrants ran dry because the fires were just too big and the water system too old. Even if the large Santa Ynez reservoir had been filled with water, it likely would not have made a difference, they say. But there are good reasons to believe that it would have made a very significant difference. The Santa Ynez Reservoir is just a few thousand feet away from where the massive Pacific Palisades fire started and is the second largest of L.A.’s “ten major active reservoirs.” It’s too early to say precisely how much of a difference it would have made, and there’s no question that LA’s fire system is antiquated. It was never created to battle so many different fires at once. What’s more, the use of so many hydrants and the destruction of so many service lines to private residences resulted in a major loss of water and, thus, of water pressure. But the Santa Ynez reservoir was uphill from the Pacific Palisades fire and the firefighters doing battle with it would likely have had first access to its 117 million gallons of water before other firefighters below them. And that would likely have kept water pressure high. While the media downplayed the significance of the Santa Ynez, a senior water utility executive has come forward to tell Public that “117 million gallons is a huge amount of treated water storage to have available for firefighting. Massive. Maybe one of the biggest treated water storage reservoirs on the whole West Coast.” The person I spoke with has worked as a senior professional in a California water utility for two decades. The person told Public that the LADWP should never have drained the Santa Ynez reservoir of water. Instead, it should have kept it full for emergency use, and only drained it to repair a torn cover after the fire risk was far lower and after LADWP had a contractor under contract and ready to perform necessary repairs.... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning investigative journalism, read the rest of the article, and watch the full video! https://t.co/xpORG36gm4

@ImMeme0 - I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

Adam Schiff went on national television and told the American public another lie, claiming that the reservoirs “were full at the initiation of these fires.” A simple Google search reveals there is an ongoing investigation into why the Pacific Palisades reservoir was offline. Additionally, it shows that the Santa Ynez Reservoir had been closed since February for repairs to its cover, leaving the 117-million-gallon water storage complex empty in the heart of the Palisades for nearly a year.

@RealJamesWoods - James Woods

Actually one of the major insurances companies canceled all the policies in our neighborhood about four months ago.

@SavvymanWyo - Rick Saxton

Looks like people panicking, and end up blocking roads, wrecking, cars stacked up and abandoned . Doesn’t look good for those who live there. Im wondering if insurance companies will treat them better than those that got flooded out and lost their homes in the east US, Appalachia area?

@iontecs_pemf - W.R. Schock, QBD

@RealJamesWoods James, this was all planned, the One World Order 'will have' the entire west coast for military base as I was read in on in 2017 during the Santa Rosa DEW attack that burned only the homes, not the trees. They want all humans gone. There will be NO rebuilding, you'll see. https://t.co/N3fPmY5Zl9

@RoxanneSor53521 - Roxanne Soroko

@iontecs_pemf @RealJamesWoods Why do they need so many miles of M base please?

@iontecs_pemf - W.R. Schock, QBD

@RoxanneSor53521 @RealJamesWoods America is set to become the mil fortress of the entire world so the beach heads have to be armored. The One World Order is going to enforce the greatest draconian measures ever seen in modern history. 1984 will look like a picnic.

@katsmit403 - Kat

@iontecs_pemf @RoxanneSor53521 @RealJamesWoods The kill box… https://t.co/UCksxjn9pn

@iontecs_pemf - W.R. Schock, QBD

DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS (DEWs) While typical civilian access to DEW technology is hyper limited, AI gives more insight into the reality of Directed Energy Weapons as used in combat. However, this is not a very comprehensive snapshot of what DEW munitions really are. First, they are not lasers, but rather known as sasers (sound outside of human audible range) that delivers more than just excited photons as per lasers, but envelopes microwave radiation delivered through linear particle accelerators and amplified by square-wave (jackhammer) ultrasonic concussion exceeding 20,000 pulses per second, where each impact doubles in energy through secondary emissions for every pulse. Secondary emissions are created on-the-spot through Neutrino Events that harvests brand-new energy directly out of atmospheric neutrinos, turning them into new ions. Hence why saser beams deliver more energy to the target than anything short of a nuclear blast. DEWs also actively draw energy out of surrounding capacitors at the scene of the target as well as from local sources in the path of the beam. Microwaves excite the electrons within the target structure, such as car batteries and the electric wires inside homes, that causes additional increase in amplitude. Since the energy being siphoned off is focused in the zero point of the beam, that area creates dual opposing twin vortices at zero target forming a hyperbola in the center of the affected area where the energy collapses in on itself, sucking oxygen out of the air which then amplifies the thermal radiation only within that toroidal vortex area, achieving crucible-level temperatures in an open-air setting. This is hyper-accelerated by the coupling of the SBX-1 mobile Vortex generator that delivers oxygen to the strike zone with hyper-focused accuracy at up to 70+ MPH winds. Which is why target zones see hurricane winds out of nowhere and from clear skies without any clouds. DEWs generate temperatures that are vastly higher than normal house or forest fires; 1200F and 1500F respectively. A self-imploding DEW saser strike can generate thermal signatures high enough to burn terracotta roofing tiles (2100F), melt glass (2900F), and vaporize stucco walls that are rated to hold up for 1 HOUR under direct torch flame, rendering it to tiny traces of powder. Even the concrete slab foundations of homes in the Santa Rosa fire of 2017 had been incinerated and literally gone as if evaporated into the air. Since the air surrounding the strike zone becomes immediately depleted, fire will not be readily sustained anywhere outside of the hyperbola area (just the home or automobile), leaving brush, trees, plastic, within just a few feet away barely seared and, in many cases, totally unscathed altogether. Houses that incinerate all the way down to ash within minutes will leave no soot, or flame marks on white-painted homes as little as ten feet away as if there was no heat or fire present of any kind. It is important to note that a normal house fire takes 3-4 hours to burn down, leaving large portions of the home and contents behind unconsumed. DEW crucible vortex fires consumed homes down to nothing but white ash in Santa Rosa, incinerated within 20 minutes that I observed after pounding on doors in one residential neighborhood of 2 story homes at 2:30 in the morning screaming to get out, then returning to that same location less than a half hour later, with nothing left but smoldering ash. There is nothing ‘normal’ about DEW remains. Kitchen stoves, pots and pans, washers, dryers, water heaters simply vanished. The cast-iron engines in cars just gone with their aluminum alloy wheels and windows melted on the street. Since DEW sasers work through the delivery of microwaves (that are radioactive) through encapsulation within tachyons (like protective bubbles), the resulting debris fields of target areas are also left contaminated, similar to the aftermath of nuclear detonation sites. The sites where homes once stood in the Santa Rosa fire for instance, had to have the soil under the vaporized concrete slabs excavated and stored in radiation containment casks before any new construction could resume, as reported by locals there that were involved in the cleanup. The Lahaina target homes in Maui are still blocked off with absolutely no entrance for any reason for this same reason almost a year and a half later. DEWs have been seen pulling massive arcs from lightning strikes, obviously generated by the extreme excitation of atmospheric particles of the beam, as well as from overhead electrical wires that supercharge the phonon shafts that are invisible to the naked eye unless backlit from flame or sparks. This technology has been shown to cut full size military ships in half from high altitude delivery systems in seconds, rendering all previous forms of explosive armaments, including nuclear warheads, obsolete. All the military weapons delivered from the US and other countries to Ukraine in recent years were outdated and considered unusable in a genuine modern conflict and were therefore literally being disposed of to make room for other, newer forms of weaponry in armories here at home. In other words, they were merely junk. US dark and black ops have had functioning DEW assault systems in place for many decades already. While AI admits to Turkey using them in combat in 2019, the real date of deployment of DEWs goes back more than just centuries, but prior to humans' arrival to earth in 560m BC. A recent use of DEWs shown here from the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. An even more recent DEW ‘Tara Cleansing’ as they’re called, was the Great San Francisco Fire of 1906 that was blamed on a 7.9 earthquake. And yes, the HAARP SBX-1 hurricane generator is also an earthquake generator as well. None of this is new tech, just new to you. Satellite and antigravity drone delivery of such weapons are entirely remotely-controlled, placing no mil soldiers' lives on the line to mount a siege, making military battlefield loss of life virtually a thing of the past at this time. VIDEO: DEW ATTACK PACIFIC PALISADES 1/8/25 gratis @kylezink

@kurtlloyd - Kurt Lloyd

@iontecs_pemf @katsmit403 @RoxanneSor53521 @RealJamesWoods Any idea if "smart meters" are used to help drive these fires?: https://t.co/NtsN5jWp4B

@iontecs_pemf - W.R. Schock, QBD

@kurtlloyd @katsmit403 @RoxanneSor53521 @RealJamesWoods Yes, smart meters send up a signal to the drones for the homes that are to be eliminated. We saw that all over Santa Rosa attack. The houses left standing are presumed to be Freem@son homes.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Video proof that there was no response to LA's Pacific Palisades fire for 45 minutes. Terrific reporting here by @RichMcHugh @NewsNation https://t.co/LzxZDMfKnf

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Nothing could have been done to stop the catastrophic L.A. fires that killed 24, incinerated 12k homes, and cost $250B, say the media. Nonsense, says an LA firefighter. The failure by Newsom & Bass to mobilize firefighters before the fires began led to an avoidable catastrophe. https://t.co/bM7dgulyDn

@AveryWarwick - Avery Warwick

I interviewed a Los Angeles firefighter with 20+ years of service. The truths I found are harrowing. @GavinNewsom ordered the removal of @elonmusk from the command post, and ordered the Cal Fire firefighters to return all donated startlinks. The firefighters ran out of water in the palisades. The fire department was not consulted on the draining of the palisades reservoir. There were insufficient hydrants in the palisades..too far apart, and the incorrect diameter for sufficient water flow. “We could have saved more homes if we had more water”

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

California is the richest state with the highest taxes and yet it cut funding for firefighting, which led directly to L.A.'s catastrophic fires. Why? Because Newsom & Bass diverted billions from preventing and fighting catastrophic fires to migrants, homeless, and climate. https://t.co/FVckx9qaDU

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass claimed her $17.5 million cut to the LA Fire Department budget did not impact the department’s ability to prevent or fight fires. But the LA Fire Chief told CNN that “the $17 million budget cut… did absolutely negatively impact” the Department’s ability to respond to the fires. And a video released yesterday by NewsNation, which was shot by a former employee of Kamala Harris, shows that it took the LA Fire Department 45 minutes to respond to the Pacific Palisades fire. “It could have been confined,” said attorney Michael Valentine. “It wouldn’t have touched any of the homes.” It is impossible to stop fires from starting in Los Angeles. The challenge is to put them out before they become catastrophic. And the video provides evidence that firefighters could have responded earlier. “ By 10:50, the plume had spread considerably, twice as large,” reported Rich McHugh. “Eight minutes later, the size of the fire seems to have doubled yet again. Still nobody fighting the fire.  At 11:13 a.m., nearly 45 minutes after Michael's wife called in the fire, you see a chopper come through at 11:23. A helicopter comes in, begins to dump water on it. But at this point, the fire is massive and moving quickly down this ridgeline.” And now, a second firefighter has come forward to say that “There wasn’t sufficient funding for predeployment and I’m sure that played a role. The fire prevention department has taken huge cuts too and it limited their resources.” Specifically, this person said, “There were not enough mechanics, engines, or fire stations.” LA has been cutting the budget of the LA Fire Department for years, leading to rising response times.”You’re supposed to be in route in 30 seconds and there in three to five minutes, but now it’s 10 minutes and on the extreme end 30 minutes,” said the firefighter. “The other day they had a cardiac arrest call that took 30 minutes and there was a pediatric call two weeks ago and the station that was available was very far away and it took them a long time to get to the kid.” The whistleblower said staffing and equipment shortages create two tragedies. The first are unnecessary deaths and the second is the impact on the firefighters. “They just can’t make it to places fast enough and it’s a hazard to the public,” said the whistleblower. “A family member is dying and it’s 30 minutes to show up and then they’re yelling at the firefighters who are trying to do their job but there’s not enough of them. Some of that stuff really affects them.” The LA Fire Department budget is $820 million and significantly more is needed. The number of calls LA firefighters make in a year has tripled over the last 30 years while staffing has declined by one-third, according to another whistleblower. The LA Firefighters are currently owed significant backpay and have filed a lawsuit against the city. Said the whistleblower, “Nobody understands why this is going on. Why is there no money? Why can’t we pay people? We’re 80 fire stations short. Why aren’t we building them? Why aren’t we paying firefighters their contracted wages?” All of this is particularly mysterious because California is by far the richest state in the United States and has the highest taxes. The center of Big Tech, the most profitable industry in the world, and with an annual GDP of $3.8 trillion, California is the fifth-largest economy in the world. California has the highest income tax at 13.3 percent, the highest sales tax at 7.25 percent, and one of the highest corporatetaxes at 8.84%. Where is all the money going? While California’s firefighting budget rose since 2018, it was, obviously, not enough. And California’s nonpartisan Legislative Analyst Office reported that Governor Gavin Newsom slashed funding by $101 Million in the 2024 budget and cut millions for prescribed burns, forest fire monitoring, and $12 million for home hardening. And the state funding that Newsom cut could have been used to harden homes to fire and reduce vegetation around homes in LA. Bass proposed cutting the Fire Department’s funding by an additional $48.8 million next year. The priorities of the leaders of California and Los Angeles over the last decade have been homelessness, climate change, and providing services to undocumented migrants, Since 2019, California has invested $27 billion in homelessness, or about 4.5 billion per year. That amount does not include spending on firefighting, police, or emergency medical services for the homeless. Nor does it include the $40 billion the state spent on affordable housing. California spends over $30 billion per year to provide benefits and services to migrants who came to the US illegally, according to a recent cost analysis by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). The California Budget and Policy Center estimates that they contribute up to $9 billion annually in state and local taxes. And California will spend over $48 billion on climate programs over the next seven years, or about seven billion annually. As such, California spends about $41.5 billion per year on the homeless, illegal immigrants, and climate change. If just 2% of that money, or $1 billion, had been spent on LA’s Fire Department, it could have more than doubled its budget. What’s more, there is evidence that all of that spending on homelessness made the problem worse. Since 2019, homelessness increased by 40%. And the homeless cause over half of all fires in Los Angeles. The spending has distorted other priorities... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning journalism, read the rest of the article, and watch the rest of the video! https://t.co/K3A3MfqCxz

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

Gavin Newsom is a scumbag

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

The LAFD whistleblower who exposed California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered them to remove Elon Musk from the Command Post and return the donated Starlink devices has conducted more firefighter interviews - Firefighters say Gavin Newsom is lying the Pacific Palisades fires water situation, they did run out of water. “A firefighter told me that he was on a street in the Pacific Palisades and not only did he run out of water, but they had insufficient hydrants” - The city allegedly did not consult with the fire department before they drained the reservoir - Not only were the hydrants spaced over 1,000 feet apart but the diameter of the hose holes was extremely small, not big enough to draw water needed - In addition to that water reservoir being empty in the Pacific Palisades holding 117 million gallons of water, they tarped it for environmental reasons - Because reservoirs are tarped for “environmental reasons” that means helicopters can’t access the water and suck out water for fire suppression for aerial help - Says firefighters are “calling bullsh*t on climate change” - Says the fires ARE ARSON - “They had a palisades fire in the exact same area three years ago caused by homeless, but no one wants to say it and everyone's afraid” - Says DEI has hindered response giving example of women not being able to lift the required weight when saving someone - “insane environmental regulations that Karen Bass has prioritized” has caused problems - “There was also beyond frustration about this multi-billion dollar water bond that was passed in 2014 by California voters to build reservoirs. It was meant to store and capture water.” Nothing was built. Where did the money go? “The state needs to clear brush, allow controlled burns, increase water storage, and hire based on performance alone. But Gavin's refusal to implement these solutions just further highlights his incompetence and inability to effectively do this job.”

@ericspiegelman - Eric Spiegelman

The water pressure also failed during the 1961 Bel Air and Topanga Fires. In the years after, LAFD and DWP planned a number of improvements, for those specific areas, to make sure that never happened again. One of those improvements was the construction of the Santa Ynez Reservoir, built expressly for emergencies in the Pacific Palisades. That reservoir was empty last week.

@ericspiegelman - Eric Spiegelman

Dave Zahniser confirms that Santa Ynez Reservoir was built specifically to protect the Palisades from fire, and uncovers some new instances of incompetence over the past couple years. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-01-22/why-has-a-reservoir-in-palisades-stood-empty-for-a-year

This reservoir was built to save Pacific Palisades. It was empty when the flames came In late January 2024, after a series of rainstorms, a DWP property manager spotted a tear in the reservoir’s floating cover, according to internal emails reviewed by The Times. latimes.com

@libsoftiktok - Libs of TikTok

HOLY SHLIT Mayor Karen Bass knew the fires were coming. She said on an interview this week that she didn’t know about the fire warnings. She lied. Resign!!! @MayorOfLA

@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe

NEW: Sources have provided us recordings of LA Mayor Karen Bass after our fire story below BUT: Sources are concerned with retaliation. PROMISE: My Citizen Journalism Foundation pledges to have the backs of anyone who comes forward with evidence of waste, fraud or abuse At CJF we LOVE retaliation because it brings awareness to the content, makes the story bigger and helps us help you!

@ProjectConstitu - Project Constitution

@bennyjohnson WAS I RIGHT OR WHAT? Predicted this 100% @JamesOKeefeIII just dropped a HIDDEN CAMERA BOMBSHELL: LA Mayor’s Office KNEW about the fires BEFORE they hit. https://t.co/drbiQ0chIj

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

I thought the LA fires would wake California up. I was wrong. *Half* of LA fires are started by ~50k meth/fentanyl addicts/mentally ill homeless. LA has half the firefighters it needs. There's not enough hydrant water. And Gavin Newsom is focused like a laser on his podcast.

@GavinNewsom - Gavin Newsom

I'm launching a NEW PODCAST. We need to change the conversation. I'm talking directly with people I disagree with, people I look up to, and you -- the listeners. Egg prices? Tariffs? DOGE? We're tackling all your big questions.  This is Gavin Newsom. Subscribe now ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-is-gavin-newsom/id1798358255

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I'm launching a new podcast to change the conversation. It's going to be anything but your ordinary politician podcast. I will be speaking directly with people that I disagree with as well as people I look up to. More importantly, I'll be talking directly with you, the listener. Real conversations, no political mumbo jumbo. We'll tackle topics like the rising cost of eggs, the real impact of tariffs, the power of executive orders, and the inside scoop on Doge. There's an onslaught of information, so let's go straight to the sources. In the first few weeks, we're sitting down with some of the biggest leaders and architects in the mega movement, like Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 0: We need to change the conversation, and that's why I'm launching a new podcast. And this is gonna be anything but the ordinary politician podcast. I'm gonna be talking to people directly that I disagree with as well as people I look up to. But more important than anything else, I'll be talking directly with you, the listener. Real conversations. What's going on with the cost of eggs? What are the impacts, real impacts to you around tariffs? What power does an executive order really have? And what's really going on inside of Doge? Look. There's an onslaught of information that we take in, so let's take it to the sources without the typical political mumbo jumbo. In the first few weeks, we're gonna be sitting down with some of the biggest leaders and architects in the mega movement. This is Gavin Newsom.

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@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Everyone talks about the coming disastrous fires and "Big One" earthquake, so you'd think Gavin Newsom would be taking urgent action. He's not. Instead, he's attacking Trump and demanding $40 billion to pay for the LA fires that his leadership failures created. https://t.co/nAUPn6MeDZ

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Fire fighters and many others warned Gavin and LA's mayor that catastrophic fires were coming. In response, they cut funding for fire prevention and fire fighters. Why? Because they were focused on promoting DEI, transgenderism, and climate apocalypse https://t.co/pJ3X3f68OQ

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Gavin and the media promote the Big Lie that nothing could have been done to prevent LA's fires. It's all outrageous nonsense. People were raising the alarm for years. Dems defunded firefighting and fire prevention. https://t.co/hNRn1AOqpb

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Nothing could have been done to stop the catastrophic L.A. fires that killed 24, incinerated 12k homes, and cost $250B, say the media. Nonsense, says an LA firefighter. The failure by Newsom & Bass to mobilize firefighters before the fires began led to an avoidable catastrophe. https://t.co/bM7dgulyDn

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

People say, "California Democrats are incompetent." Well, duh. The question is why? The answer is they believe Indigenous genocide and slavery make America evil, and so they defund the things that protect civilization, like police and firefighting. https://t.co/E3dNBE4ONf

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

California is the richest state with the highest taxes and yet it cut funding for firefighting, which led directly to L.A.'s catastrophic fires. Why? Because Newsom & Bass diverted billions from preventing and fighting catastrophic fires to migrants, homeless, and climate. https://t.co/FVckx9qaDU

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

WOAH 🚨 Pacific Palisades fire victim shows there were 2 FULL massive tanks of water not used and says a firemen told him they were ordered to let the area burn “The fireman told me that we were ORDERED TO LET THEM BURN DOWN” “About a week after, I'm walking my dogs in the morning, you know, I walk them during the day and I see a white SUV truck with California water or something on the side of it. I forget what it was. So I flagged him down and I said, hey, what are you doing here? He said, oh, I'm in charge of those green reservoirs. I said, really? I said, why were they full? He said, they were full. I said, why didn't the firemen have access to them? He put his hands up. I don't know.” “You know, I read that the mayor's emails were all deleted. There's no more cell phone back and forth. How do you get rid of evidence? We've seen this with, with Hillary Clinton. We've seen this with a lot of other very scandalous politicians. So using the same old tricks, which means clearly there's foul play at hand.”

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

SURFACED VIDEO found by Spencer Pratt shows firefighters during the Pacific Palisades fires actually saying “We’re out of water, no water at all” This directly contradicts Gavin Newsom claiming their was “Plenty of water, you bumbling idiots” Newsom should be held accountable https://t.co/xHXErVPhR5