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The Cut Backs on Firemem/Women
Is to blame for some of this. |
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Reports Up High Power lines
were Sparking just before this deadly Fire Started Power lines now in some zones are built underground since the Fire in 2018. CNN HD Nick Watt Report. |
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One did. But it now appears those Up High Power Lines were sparking just before the start of the First Fire |
The uber woke california governer newsome cant survive this abject sh1t show
surely?? |
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Yes one But there are these horrid High-Up Electric Power Lines that keep sparking so a spark from one of them is suspected as the start of the first fire |
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[Fury against ‘wasteful, entitled’ celebrities grew last night as stars including Kim Kardashian, were accused of squandering vital water resources that could have been used to save homes. Strict water-conserving measures have been in place since 2022, with ‘ordinary’ residents restricted to watering their gardens twice a week for eight minutes at a time. Ms Kardashian, who lives in a $60 million house in The Oaks – an exclusive gated community near the epicentre of one of this week’s fires – was fined by city authorities that year for using 232,000 gallons of water more than her allocation.] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ter-rules.html |
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Meanwhile many Helicopters and planes are trying to slow down the fires still burning away. |
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Could be Also these Sparks from Power Lines up on on posts |
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29 arrests now
Robert Luna LA County Sherriff walked over to a Fireman to see why he was sitting down He was not a Fireman git was Handcuffed he was a thief dressed as a Fireman. Good the Cops Caught that bugger Robert Luna LA County Sherriff talking Live SkyNewsHD |
14 confirmed dead
but 16 people are missing. In 8 Days or so President-Elect Trump will visit the damaged zones, They hope by then all fires are gone? |
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Also,
the Fire Chief Anthony Marrone said Social Media posts claiming the Red Powder Fire Retardent is dangerous, are sinister and not correct. He said they are all safe to use. |
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It still can be that as Dogs will go in sniffing for all the dead |
Loads of people lined up,
to go back to their homes still standing, the line is half a mile long has now been suspended. The Fire Crew can no longer spare their crew, They wanted to get Medicines in their home Also many Gas mains are still alight. Live CNN HD Worldwide |
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Great use of Special Dogs. |
Update
16 are Dead 16 are missing 29 Criminals Arrested |
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joke
Gavin Newsom: All our water reservoirs are full!
Reporter: Actually one reservoir was empty Gavin Newsom: Oh yeah we’re investigating that :skull: https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1878510752275050961 |
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Typical of Gavin |
It was around 7 Fires or more,
now 3 Fires are still burning strong. |
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LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman
In the big press conference Talking about the Criminals he will Jail. Criminals taking Cash from people claiming it is for the the 92,000 that need help He will Jail them. |
Simon Cowell
spoke on Ch5HDnews He is going to give a Donation Good on you King Simon. |
Amazing Fires Still Burning
And soon Powerful winds are due to return. |
Biden to give $770 payout to victims. I honestly thought this was a joke. What is going on. Meanwhile they keep sending millions to Ukraine!!! They're all in it together and something else is happening in Ukraine!!
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LA's lowlifes: The 'looters, burglars and
drug addicts' arrested during Palisades Fire all share common trait [Dozens of people accused of looting homes and stores in the ritzy Pacific Palisades enclave of LA during the deadly fires have been pictured in police mugshots. Cops charged more than 40 detainees with various offenses including burglary and drug possession since the fires broke out on January 7. Remarkably, none of those arrested were actually living in the evacuation zone and seemingly travelled with the intention of taking advantage of the devastation.] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mon-trait.html |
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If it's not covered, one has to get a denial letter from their insurance carrier which causes a $0 claim which WILL skyrocket their rates. It's not worth it only to be denied by FEMA or only to get the $770 quoted. We always get "fully funded" where we are and the money goes straight to City Hall/local politicians where they get to disappear it. The massive numbers go to local governments and "loans". Sometimes the local govt will create programs, take some applications and cry there needs to be changes (building of reservoirs, more crisis mgmt, etc), but then almost never follow up on any of those things. Maybe one or two houses are fixed to make it seem like it's just taking time, but it never gets to the people and by time it's forgotten, the money is already gone. FEMA itself will do "grants", but they're rare. Most people are stuck with SBA loans instead to pay off their own disaster (at a very low rate, but still). They consider that "assistance"... and then the applicant still has to deal with their homeowners insurance jumping up in rates because they have to "prove" they can't cover a flood which no primary insurer does... FEMA is a scam. Congress is a scam. "Disaster assistance" is a scam... and the $7XX payout is the typical shut up money that we can expect from our politicians to kick the can down the road. So no. It's not "Republicans". It's all of them. :laugh: Part of the reason we keep having to raise the debt ceiling is because of these payouts. No one wants them to stop because it's easier to budget when one doesn't have to consider a potential disaster. It's better to wait until the aftermath that way they can take the federal govt handout. What taxpayer in a disaster is going to say no to "disaster assistance". It needs to stop. |
More examples...
Flood insurance program mismanagement (Fast forward to 10:00 if you want to save time for the main argument&rebuttal) 13 Investigates learns more Houston-area homes are repeatedly flooding https://abc13.com/post/13-investigat...ding/14891909/ ^^ The above is more common than some think. The Flood district (which we pay a specific tax towards) here has bought out plots, and at least in one case I can think of a whole subdivision, with their funding and turned the neighborhoods/blocks back to proper flood plains... no concrete, housing, just trees and fields...in other words, it's somewhere else for the water to go into the ground rather than downstream into other people's home... and the homes of people who once lived there... FEMA claims used to be more rare here when I was growing up. It was considered reserved for those who didn't have the means to recover, people living in apartment, single parent families, etc... then media started to encourage everyone to apply for it everytime a storm came through and politicians started to beg for more "help". The city didn't get as much scrutiny as long as the checks cleared, so they stopped doing critical maintenance or oversight was lessened. It was never designed to "bail out" individuals who live in disaster prone areas where the local governments aren't doing the necessary work to maintain their district. FEMA had to come into our area when we had two major longstanding power outages in our city last year. They shouldn't have had to do that, but both the city/state/local utility ignored vegetation... oh, just like in CA... and the overgrown/unmanaged vegetation (mostly trees) during the Derecho storm which was worse than the hurricane.. but then the subsequent Cat 1 Hurricane (which was mild by our standards) obliterated parts of a poorly managed grid due to overgrown vegetation... and so many people suffered and some died because they weren't told the truth about why this was still happening. They thought their leaders had it. Many couldn't even get access to up to date information because the power had knocked out cell. So too many people sat around thinking their power would just "be back" soon... some people stayed in very dangerous temperatures to protect their homes and some did not make it out. If we all knew our grid was this mismanaged or our city was so unprepared, most of us would've purchased generators and in the very least, would not have filled the fridge up with food which is the usual thing to do before a storm comes from. My immediate neighbors all have power generation now (including us), so at least we've learned our lesson. |
Mexico and Canada
are helping with the LA Fires. Good of them to give Firemen. Even the Ukraine Leader has offered to help. |
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