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Speaker 1: true and beautiful friends, welcome extra rogue. Soul's say, we're
Speaker 1: talking about arson season. I'm sick of calling it wildfire
Speaker 1: season because it's almost always arson instead, and so let's
Speaker 1: call it what it is. It's arson season. It's not
Speaker 1: climate change. It's not because it's summer, just like the
Speaker 1: Palisades fire. It's arson. It's often also mismanagement. It's so
Speaker 1: many things that are not climate change and have nothing
Speaker 1: to do with it being summer. And so we'll get
Speaker 1: into all of those things to remind us. This is
Speaker 1: in part at least inspired by the fact that we
Speaker 1: are smothered in smoke here where I live. I'm just
Speaker 1: north of a giant fire that has broken out near Pueblo, Colorado,
Speaker 1: just north of there. So all the smoke's rolling in,
Speaker 1: it's triggering my autoimmune flare ups to begin, so I'm
Speaker 1: having to take exceptional care of myself. May have to
Speaker 1: run away in fact, and go places where there is
Speaker 1: no or at least much less smoke in order to
Speaker 1: take care of myself. So we'll see how this progresses
Speaker 1: and what I personally have to do. Hopefully you are
Speaker 1: not smothered wherever you're at, Hopefully your skies are clear
Speaker 1: and there's no smoke, and hopefully the arsonists aren't going
Speaker 1: to strike in your area. But let's get into it tonight.
Speaker 1: This has been one of the most frustrating shows to
Speaker 1: set up. This is often the case because I'm often
Speaker 1: talking about things that many forces in the world would
Speaker 1: rather know and talk about, and this is definitely one
Speaker 1: of them. So it's been a bit rough to just
Speaker 1: even set this show up, even though I've been following
Speaker 1: and reporting on the arson that has caused the vast majority,
Speaker 1: if not all, of the fires that we that have
Speaker 1: been notable in the past ten years, and so every
Speaker 1: time those happen, I'm sharing it on the show, and
Speaker 1: I could go back and try to find which episodes
Speaker 1: I mentioned which arsonists, and then try to piece it
Speaker 1: back together from there. But otherwise it is difficult to
Speaker 1: get this all together to present to people because is
Speaker 1: it because it's suppressed?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Is it also because as the AI is trying to
Speaker 1: convince me, I would be having to pull from you know,
Speaker 1: county and other police and sheriff's reports and documents.
Speaker 2: From arrest records, from court records, and.
Speaker 1: That's a lot less likely to show up in search results,
Speaker 1: harder to get your hands on. That's perhaps part of
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Speaker 1: to go digging in those ways.
Speaker 2: But I'm not, so I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: So I'll do my best to pull together what is
Speaker 1: mentioned in local news reports and otherwise and what you
Speaker 1: can actually find given the potential suppression that is going
Speaker 1: on in search results.
Speaker 2: So we'll start here.
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Speaker 1: now in Colorado, there's a ton of fires. Like I said,
Speaker 1: the Aspen Acres fire is the one that's really giving
Speaker 1: us some trouble. Here where I'm at, there's been smoke
Speaker 1: for a while, but it's been pretty light, so it
Speaker 1: hasn't bothered me too much.
Speaker 2: But again my auto means started flaring up. I was like,
Speaker 2: what did I do this time? I didn't eat anything, I.
Speaker 1: Get bit by anything or stung by anything, And you
Speaker 1: know what is I'm always trying to figure out what's
Speaker 1: setting it off this time?
Speaker 2: And then I started realizing it was a smoke.
Speaker 1: Smokes often its own irritant, but it often carries a
Speaker 1: lot of toxins as well. It's burning off who knows
Speaker 1: what kind of pesticides, pollutants, things that are being sprayed
Speaker 1: from the skies, all kinds of stuff is getting burned
Speaker 1: up too, So it's not just the smoke, it's also
Speaker 1: the toxins in the smoke. So I'm personally having that experience.
Speaker 1: But twenty six what are they saying fifty thousand acres?
Speaker 1: We have one hundred and twenty nine thousand acres burning
Speaker 1: in Colorado. All together, this Aspen Acres fire down near Pointeblo,
Speaker 1: Colorado is fifty sixty I think thousand acres now, so
Speaker 1: it's just growing unfortunately, you know. And again as usual,
Speaker 1: they're like lightning strikes started this. Well, they always guess that.
Speaker 1: That's always the guess. There is often lightning in most
Speaker 1: of these places where these fires start. There is a
Speaker 1: lot of electric you know, weirdness and stuff going on,
Speaker 1: as we've talked about. We saw that in Paris just
Speaker 1: a few days ago, in Belgium a few days ago,
Speaker 1: in the Netherlands few days ago. So lots of interesting
Speaker 1: lightning storms, and definitely Colorado's lightning heavy, often having that
Speaker 1: sort of thunderstorm lightning storms rolling through here. So it's
Speaker 1: not a crazy guess. But usually when these wildfires break out,
Speaker 1: they say, you know, potential lightning caused fire. Then they
Speaker 1: often find something else that actually started it. So you
Speaker 1: almost always hear this when a fire breaks out, and
Speaker 1: then if you keep paying attention and if news reports
Speaker 1: on it, you will almost always then find the arsenist
Speaker 1: or sometimes the accidental you know, arsenists is not quite
Speaker 1: arson if it's accidental, but the accidental starts to this
Speaker 1: fire by a human cause as well. So when people
Speaker 1: say it's climate change, it's pretty confusing. It's just become
Speaker 1: the mantra. It's just the default setting. Nobody's really even
Speaker 1: thinking about what they're saying. But in their mind, it
Speaker 1: is hotter and drier every year that it ever has been.
Speaker 1: And that's not the case, and we have evidence factually
Speaker 1: to support that. Again, you can look at the honest
Speaker 1: meteorologists and you can see them track over the hundreds
Speaker 1: of years of span that this is no hotter or
Speaker 1: drier than normal. In fact, we have some cooling that's
Speaker 1: indicated around the world, and so it's a very different
Speaker 1: from the narrative that's being pushed by the globalist communist
Speaker 1: you know, satanists, and so it's not actually hotter or drier.
Speaker 2: This is the same.
Speaker 1: I mean, technically, yes, it's a bit drier in Colorado
Speaker 1: than it has been some of the years I've been here.
Speaker 1: It's also not drier than all of the years that
Speaker 1: I've been here, so and we haven't had these fires
Speaker 1: those years. So it's not always just the hot dry
Speaker 1: it's often not the lightning. They guess at first, and
Speaker 1: so we find more as we go. But here's just
Speaker 1: a map, you know, so you can get a visual
Speaker 1: of some of the fires, at least in Colorado. Well,
Speaker 1: now it's gone for some reason, but it was right here.
Speaker 1: In fact, this whole article is called map where Colorado
Speaker 1: fire wildfires are burning. But now you're not actually allowed
Speaker 1: to see that apparently, so sorry about that.
Speaker 2: It was here.
Speaker 1: You can see right there map. But anyways, it's a lot.
Speaker 1: It looks like the whole state's on fire. It's not
Speaker 1: actually the case. And again, if you follow fires, if
Speaker 1: you follow these types of maps, you always have fires burned.
Speaker 1: There's always fires burning almost every season, almost all year long.
Speaker 1: There's always fires all around the country. They're just often
Speaker 1: pretty small and not of great consequence, and so we
Speaker 1: don't get a lot of attention on them.
Speaker 2: And that's just how it goes.
Speaker 1: So looking at a map like that isn't even very
Speaker 1: helpful sometimes either, because it is showing you every fire,
Speaker 1: but not all of them are that big of a deal.
Speaker 1: They're often contained, or you know, they're just things that happen.
Speaker 1: As far as nature's concerned. None of this matters at all.
Speaker 1: As far as nature is concerned. This is all fine.
Speaker 1: So it's another thing to bring this perspective to ourselves
Speaker 1: where nature is totally fine with fires. Fires in fact,
Speaker 1: are part of nature that occurs whether humans existed or not. Again,
Speaker 1: because of lightning strikes or other conditions, fires will break out.
Speaker 1: They'll burn vast territories. This is actually helpful in so
Speaker 1: many ways. It is really good for the soil. So
Speaker 1: especially because our soil has been just awful because of
Speaker 1: agricultural practices. Fires are one of the things that replenish
Speaker 1: the soil and so burning things downstairs of purpose, you know.
Speaker 1: So it's not fun for us. We don't like the smoke, right,
Speaker 1: We don't like the fear. We don't like living in this,
Speaker 1: you know, looks hellish sometimes with the smoke and the sunset.
Speaker 1: It's like really crazy looking. You know. We don't like
Speaker 1: it as people. But nature doesn't care at all. This
Speaker 1: is not even a blip on its radar. Right.
Speaker 2: So animals, yes, they don't like it either. A lot
Speaker 2: of animals die in wildfires.
Speaker 1: It's horribly sad, especially again when we it's arson as
Speaker 1: we're going to see here it often is. That's really
Speaker 1: sad to think about all the animals, all the people
Speaker 1: impacted by this. It's it's not fun, and it's also
Speaker 1: not a big deal. It's just not a big deal.
Speaker 1: It's actually good for the soil. It's actually good for
Speaker 1: the vironment. Plants love it.
Speaker 2: They eat this up. They love carbon monoxide dioxide whatever.
Speaker 1: They love what we call pollutants at what we call,
Speaker 1: you know, greenhouse effect causing that.
Speaker 2: They love it. Plants literally eat that. That's their food.
Speaker 1: So they're like, this is cool, I'm good right, nature
Speaker 1: is fine. We're the ones who have a problem with this.
Speaker 1: So Colorado other places have a lot of fire as well.
Speaker 1: In Colorado Springs, police just arrested today as of this recording,
Speaker 1: as of this live stream, a suspect accused of burning
Speaker 1: a car. This isn't It did not cause a major fire.
Speaker 1: We don't have the problem in Colorado Springs that the
Speaker 1: Palisades had of not taking care of any of our brush.
Speaker 1: So we're not as ridiculously just like waiting for fire
Speaker 1: to consume us as the Palisades were because of governmental failure.
Speaker 2: So that's going for us.
Speaker 1: But these are the types of things that could set
Speaker 1: off big fires like that, even in urban settings. If
Speaker 1: we had this mismanagement that we saw in California. Not
Speaker 1: only were there reservoirs empty and other horrible things that
Speaker 1: led to these fires being catastrophic, but also they did
Speaker 1: not take care of the brush. And you have to
Speaker 1: if you're gonna have people living there and you're gonna
Speaker 1: hope that fire doesn't consume everything, you've got to take
Speaker 1: care of it and manage the brush and keep it
Speaker 1: away from buildings and whatnot. So luckily hear this person
Speaker 1: who intentionally broke the window of a car and threw
Speaker 1: an accelerant and fire basically a firebomb into the vehicle
Speaker 1: to burn the car down and perhaps nearby buildings and
Speaker 1: other things. Luckily that was seen, caught, this person's arrested,
Speaker 1: didn't lead to a major fire. But this is the
Speaker 1: exact type of thing that often does and then goes
Speaker 1: under reported. Right, and then it's like, oh, it's fire season, well,
Speaker 1: or it's idiot season, it's arson season. Right, it's people
Speaker 1: who are intentionally starting fires. Sometimes in this case, it's
Speaker 1: like it's almost like random. It's like when you did
Speaker 1: you just keep this person You're just like burning their
Speaker 1: car down, right, It doesn't have anything to do with
Speaker 1: trying to start a larger fire, and sometimes it has
Speaker 1: to do is starting trying to start a larger fire
Speaker 1: so it can go all of these ways. Here's person,
Speaker 1: for in fact, was trying to start a larger fire.
Speaker 1: This is the Colorado Deputies and this is just yesterday
Speaker 1: arrested an arson suspect in Jefferson County brush fire Jefferson
Speaker 1: County in Colorado off of Highway seventy four. They found
Speaker 1: somebody who was intentionally starting a brush fire. Luckily this
Speaker 1: was seen by a law enforcement agent. A sheriff arrived
Speaker 1: and had a fire suppressant on them.
Speaker 2: They had this.
Speaker 1: Fire extinguisher and they were able to put the brush
Speaker 1: fire out. That's almost never the case you go around
Speaker 1: just starting random brush fires and random places, especially if
Speaker 1: they're rural or.
Speaker 2: Out of the way.
Speaker 1: It's just going to start a huge fire because because
Speaker 1: things are dry, because it is summer, as it is wild,
Speaker 1: we haven't managed all of the areas and so fires
Speaker 1: can burn. So this person is looking like that, that's
Speaker 1: the person who is starting this fire. That person's not well.
Speaker 1: I know you're in a little Judge, a book by.
Speaker 2: A cover man. If you can't tell when someone's unwell,
Speaker 2: God bless you me. Hopefully you get through life.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's okay absolutely to recognize warning signs. And this
Speaker 1: person's face is obviously absolutely one of narcissistic dominance and aggression.
Speaker 1: That person has that look on their face of like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I hope you eat it. This person hates you. This
Speaker 1: person hates you and everything and hopes that it all burns.
Speaker 1: That's why they're out there starting this fire. If you
Speaker 1: were to talk to them, what I would guess too,
Speaker 1: aside from the demons in their head that they've allowed
Speaker 1: in and are telling them what to do, I would
Speaker 1: guess that they might bring up, as so many arsenals do,
Speaker 1: as so many on well people do, who have this
Speaker 1: exact same look of unkempt hatred, animosity towards society, arrogance,
Speaker 1: self servingness, right, that they would say that this is
Speaker 1: to draw attention to climate change. They're so scared of
Speaker 1: climate change and of fires that they're going to go
Speaker 1: start a fire to get everyone concerned. It makes no sense,
Speaker 1: but it makes sense to absolutely deranged, lost, demonically possessed
Speaker 1: idiots like this one. So that's just one, that's just
Speaker 1: one person. There was another arsenist CAU recently. In these
Speaker 1: numerous wildfires. Bodycam footage shows people, well, this is the
Speaker 1: same one my bed. There's a different arsenist ca as
Speaker 1: well in Colorado. That's too just within the last week.
Speaker 1: Fires had been started prior to that. So you know,
Speaker 1: did they catch those? No, because we don't catch them all.
Speaker 1: If you have to guess, if you just have to
Speaker 1: catch these two arsenists in Colorado recently, how many more
Speaker 1: arsenists were there that got away?
Speaker 2: We don't have the law enforcement we used to.
Speaker 1: We don't necessarily have people out everywhere, like looking everywhere,
Speaker 1: always keep it on an eye. How many arsenists have
Speaker 1: started fires recently and not been caught? If two have
Speaker 1: been caught, right, So, really really sad to see this
Speaker 1: here in Colorado. But we saw the same in the Palisades.
Speaker 2: This again.
Speaker 1: Everybody was like, oh my god, it's winter, there's fires.
Speaker 1: Climate change must be really bad. Oh okay, Or you
Speaker 1: didn't vantage your brush for so long, you had no
Speaker 1: water in the taps there was, the reservoir was dry.
Speaker 1: There's a million things about this that are suspicious as
Speaker 1: all get out, and still people tried to pretend it.
Speaker 2: Was climate change, Like, this is how ridiculous.
Speaker 1: People are so blind to reality because they're so attached
Speaker 1: to their narrative. Okay, isn't it good news to you
Speaker 1: that this is actually all ate it and contrived and
Speaker 1: not a global catastrophe waiting to happen.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that make you feel better? Don't you want to
Speaker 2: know that? Instead they shut it all up. Well, there
Speaker 2: may have been.
Speaker 1: Some arsonists, but this fire was climate change anyway. I
Speaker 1: don't know how you get to that conclusion, but they do.
Speaker 1: So this this is also so bizarre because these people,
Speaker 1: there was more than one. There's just one that's been
Speaker 1: in trial so far for the Palisides fire, and this
Speaker 1: arsonist in trial.
Speaker 2: The jury is deadlocked.
Speaker 3: This person was on video starting fire, there's witnesses, and
Speaker 3: the jury is deadlocked. Is the jury so committed to
Speaker 3: the climate change narrative that they're like, oh, we shouldn't.
Speaker 3: Are they really pretending like this isn't enough evidence? It's crazy?
Speaker 3: This is Jonathan rinderconnect And I mean who technically yeah, sure,
Speaker 3: I guess this person could be innocent until proven guilty.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 1: We see this more and more injuries where people are
Speaker 1: willing to stick to their political or social ideology over
Speaker 1: guilt or innocence. And I wonder if that's happening here.
Speaker 1: The federal government is saying this is a mistrial, this
Speaker 1: jury's got something wrong with it. We're charging them on
Speaker 1: different charges at the federal level. I'm guessing that one's
Speaker 1: gonna stick. We'll see so much devastation caused in these
Speaker 1: Palisade fires, and still we can't even convict the arsenists.
Speaker 1: We know for sure we're involved again in the Palisades fire.
Speaker 1: There's more than one. Multiple different arsenists were caught on
Speaker 1: film confronted by people. Those are just the ones we caught.
Speaker 1: How many more got away? There is always someone getting
Speaker 1: away for someone who's caught. And it's hard to even
Speaker 1: find this video. If you go searching for a video
Speaker 1: of arsenists starting fire in Palisades twenty two, twenty five, nothing, nothing.
Speaker 1: You have to do an advanced search, or maybe if
Speaker 1: you're not me, it works for you.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I had to do an advanced search
Speaker 2: and have results.
Speaker 1: That were only available from January twenty twenty five to
Speaker 1: February twenty twenty five to get the footage of the
Speaker 1: people who started the fires.
Speaker 2: It exists. They just apparently don't want you to know.
Speaker 1: You can search for exactly that in quotation marks, use
Speaker 1: your bully in search term methods.
Speaker 2: Still won't give it to you.
Speaker 1: It'll tell you instead all about how this person isn't
Speaker 1: actually guilty and the jury is letting them off, and
Speaker 1: everything was fun crazy. It's crazy, and it's frustrating. It's
Speaker 1: one of the most frustrating, as I said, episodes I've
Speaker 1: ever put together. So the videos exist, you can technically
Speaker 1: find them. You have to be a fricking genius to
Speaker 1: do it. You can't just you can't just easily find
Speaker 1: out that arsonists start all these fires.
Speaker 2: You've got to really work for it.
Speaker 1: California fires blow trt torch wielding man tackled by neighbors
Speaker 1: a blow torch. So some of these people who were
Speaker 1: tackled by neighbors just had matches, you know.
Speaker 2: A little lighter or whatnot. This guy got a blow torch.
Speaker 1: Did you have unkempt wildfire type settings where they haven't
Speaker 1: managed this for decades. You've got a hot, dry moment,
Speaker 1: whether it's winter or not. You've got no water in
Speaker 1: the reservoirs, no water coming out of these fire hydrants
Speaker 1: and this guy's got a blow torch to your neighborhood.
Speaker 1: What do you think is gonna happen this guy? This
Speaker 1: guy gonna be held accountable? Apparently not. Well, we'll hope.
Speaker 1: So I think I think we should have a new rule.
Speaker 1: In addition to all pedophiles being killed immediately, all arsenis
Speaker 1: should also be killed immediately.
Speaker 2: That's my capital punishment for arsenists. That's my that's my hill.
Speaker 2: All die on.
Speaker 1: Here's another one that you have to dig real hard
Speaker 1: to find. If you can get searchers from a year ago,
Speaker 1: you will find nine suspects charged with arson in connected
Speaker 1: with LA fires. That's the Palisade fire. So that just
Speaker 1: quietly fell away. Nobody, nobody cares anymore. It's hard to
Speaker 1: even find it. No one believes you if you talk
Speaker 1: about it, and they weren't there for it, they didn't
Speaker 1: see it at the time.
Speaker 2: I covered it, as I said. But can you go
Speaker 2: back and find exactly which video I did? Probably not.
Speaker 1: It's so hard for me to even find a video
Speaker 1: I did month ago, let alone seven years ago, let
Speaker 1: alone a year and a half ago. It's crazy. I
Speaker 1: can't even find my own content. It's so suppressed, so
Speaker 1: I mean I can eventually I have it all on
Speaker 1: my hard drives and then the whole other story. So
Speaker 1: nine more right, here's another one. When I was up
Speaker 1: in Washington still before I left twenty eighteen or so,
Speaker 1: we had more wildfires burning all around us. Here's twenty
Speaker 1: nine wildfires started by arson over the four years prior
Speaker 1: to that. Nine different wildfires that again, all one hundred
Speaker 1: percent of them. When they started, they said, oh, natural
Speaker 1: causes are lightning, or you know, climate change in this
Speaker 1: and that, and then quietly on the sidelines they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, there was an arsonist. We won't tell
Speaker 1: you about that though, Or they don't go back to
Speaker 1: amend the story when it's first breaking. They just run
Speaker 1: with their narrative, and if they ever amend it, no
Speaker 1: one hears about it, because they do it in the
Speaker 1: like tiny print on the last page or like on
Speaker 1: this like quick like boo announcement at the end of
Speaker 1: the thing. You know, they don't they don't care if
Speaker 1: you know or not. Nobody's trying to give you this information.
Speaker 1: If you just accept the narrative as it's constructed for you,
Speaker 1: then you'll live in delusion for your entire life. But
Speaker 1: if you pay a little bit deeper attention, ask good questions,
Speaker 1: you might find out things like this. Twenty nine wildfires prior,
Speaker 1: some of them including the largest of them. Here's another one.
Speaker 1: The Olympic Peninsula was burning in twenty eighteen, and that
Speaker 1: was part of the smoke that was also coming in.
Speaker 1: So that Canadian wildfire was arson. This Olympic National Park
Speaker 1: fire was arson. This was the fire that like traumatized
Speaker 1: me because the sky was so dark with smoke all
Speaker 1: day every day, and there was no wind and there
Speaker 1: was no rain, and it was Washington State, and I
Speaker 1: was like, how is this happening in Washington State? Right?
Speaker 1: I was like, maybe this is the end, this is
Speaker 1: the climate change. And then it's all arson, all of it,
Speaker 1: this is this is Olympic Peninsula forest fire. Since only
Speaker 1: to twenty months in prison, only that this person started
Speaker 1: one of the biggest forest fires that was so devastating.
Speaker 1: Twenty months in prison.
Speaker 2: No, you should be killed.
Speaker 1: I know it's harsh. Maybe they shouldn't be killed. I
Speaker 1: just can't believe. I can't believe you can cause that
Speaker 1: much destruction. And we're just like, eh, is it like
Speaker 1: a year in prison.
Speaker 2: It's cool what this person started this fire?
Speaker 1: This time it wasn't apparently for drawing attention to climate change,
Speaker 1: which is most of the rest of them were, or
Speaker 1: just deeply mentally on while people who are possessed by demons.
Speaker 1: But this time it was just someone who was trying
Speaker 1: to cut down trees illegally and those trees had hornets
Speaker 1: nests on them, and so they tried to burn the
Speaker 1: hornet's nests off and that started a massive fire. Crazy
Speaker 1: stupid reason. So yeah, sometimes it is this is accidental, right,
Speaker 1: and then often it's intentional arson. And then almost never
Speaker 1: is it reported to you what the actual cause was
Speaker 1: unless you're, again, like I said, paying really close attention.
Speaker 1: So that was from the United States Attorney's Office. And
Speaker 1: here's an Eagle Creek fire as well. This one also
Speaker 1: was huge, was was awful, It was smoky, it was
Speaker 1: so destructive. And this was a fifteen year old Vancouver
Speaker 1: boy threw a smoke bomb into the brush and caused
Speaker 1: this wildfire. It's fifteen year old kids, It's hard, right.
Speaker 2: What was his motive? Was he just messing around with fireworks,
Speaker 2: didn't know better?
Speaker 1: Was he like you know, deeply disturbed and trying to
Speaker 1: cause these fires?
Speaker 2: Was he also of the climate change madness?
Speaker 1: God knows, people unfortunately raise their children into these cultist
Speaker 1: behaviors and political and social movements. And it's disgusting, you know,
Speaker 1: including veganism. By the way, it's so so such a
Speaker 1: crime against humanity to raise your child as a vegan
Speaker 1: or a vegetarian, Like, what is actually wrong with you?
Speaker 2: Sheer cult is disgusting.
Speaker 1: I don't care if you're a vegan vegetarian as an adult,
Speaker 1: by all means, do whatever you think is.
Speaker 2: Best for you. To do that to a child some
Speaker 2: wrong with you, some deeply wrong with you, so wrong,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: But so is this kid ocultest of some kind raised
Speaker 1: in some way that it gives him this political ideology
Speaker 1: that says that he should burn things down to draw
Speaker 1: attention clids you. Maybe it is possible by fifteen to
Speaker 1: have that for but otherwise, you know, potentially an accident. Again, So,
Speaker 1: so many of these things have nothing to do with
Speaker 1: climate change, have everything to do with humans being absolutely awful,
Speaker 1: And that's just how it is. And one more thing
Speaker 1: that happens it is also not connected to climate change
Speaker 1: at all, is directed energy weapons. So I did a
Speaker 1: show on this, I don't know, a year or so ago.
Speaker 1: It looks like called directed energy weapons. If you're very lucky,
Speaker 1: you might be able to find it and watch it
Speaker 1: or listen to it on podcasts or wherever my videos are,
Speaker 1: And good luck to you in that case if you'd
Speaker 1: like to. But this was just an episode showing that,
Speaker 1: especially after I think the Maui fires and the Santa
Speaker 1: Rosa fires were similar, where it really definitely had evidence
Speaker 1: of something else happening. Wasn't just fires started by arsonist
Speaker 1: smoke bombs thrown into the brusher into a car, you
Speaker 1: know that happened to get out of hand, you know,
Speaker 1: climate change activists doing really stupid things. It had evidence
Speaker 1: of something much more nefarious going on. And so we
Speaker 1: also see this as a pattern over time. We're seemingly
Speaker 1: areas that are high value to somebody are cleared out
Speaker 1: using really aggressive fires that burn everything including metal and
Speaker 1: steel into rivers of molten metal, which normal fires do
Speaker 1: not do. And so we see seeming evidence of directed
Speaker 1: energy weapons. And so this was an episode where I
Speaker 1: just went through the evidence that directed energy weapons do
Speaker 1: in fact exist absolutely documentedly because that's the first thing.
Speaker 2: People say that, like, that's a conspiracy theory. No it's not.
Speaker 1: It's one hundred percent fact that we have directed energy
Speaker 1: weapons of all types that accomplish all sorts of things,
Speaker 1: and so this was just an episode to prove that
Speaker 1: that's true. But also then you can draw that into
Speaker 1: an understanding of what maybe occurred allegedly in places like
Speaker 1: Maui and Santa Rosa where there is evidence of something
Speaker 1: else was going on, not just a normal fire. So
Speaker 1: again you can see these sort of smart cities. Often
Speaker 1: they're clearing the way for these smart cities. Sometimes they're
Speaker 1: clearing the way for these high speed rail lines and
Speaker 1: things like that. It's much cheaper and easier to do
Speaker 1: it that way than otherwise. But sometimes, like in the Palisades,
Speaker 1: when maybe it wasn't directed energy weapons, but it does
Speaker 1: seem like that negligence led to this intentional burning down
Speaker 1: of the Palisades, despite not seeming to involve directed energy weapons.
Speaker 1: There was all of those things that led into this
Speaker 1: being such a catastrophe that were specific government failures, right
Speaker 1: the reservoir, all those things I mentioned before, And in
Speaker 1: that case, you wonder why why the Palisades.
Speaker 2: It is just it's high value property.
Speaker 1: Is that it?
Speaker 2: I just want it?
Speaker 1: Well, then you find out that who bought up and
Speaker 1: is buying up all of the areas in Palisades?
Speaker 2: Who is it?
Speaker 1: It's China. Oh, that's all about that. There's no coincidences there.
Speaker 1: China basically owns California in so many ways. And it's
Speaker 1: disgusting that we live in a country where we're supposedly sovereign,
Speaker 1: but we allow one of our states to be taken
Speaker 1: over and controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. So China
Speaker 1: is not just sending all their birth tourism here, not
Speaker 1: just creating all these American citizens who are actually Chinese,
Speaker 1: not just sneaking across the southern border in fatigues an
Speaker 1: army ready to fight for some reason. Not just having
Speaker 1: biolabs illegally in our country. Not just having illegal police
Speaker 1: agencies here in our country on our style. Not just
Speaker 1: controlling a bunch of our energy infrastructure and buying up
Speaker 1: our farmland. They're also potentially burning down your homes in
Speaker 1: order to buy them from you at much cheaper costs
Speaker 1: and hold their little base over there on the Pacific coast,
Speaker 1: or worse, so whatever you think of China, you maybe
Speaker 1: need another think about that.
Speaker 2: It's probably a lot worse than you think.
Speaker 1: And otherwise, just keep your eye out as these fires
Speaker 1: perhaps continue to grow in intensity or number, hopefully not
Speaker 1: God willing, keep your eye out on potential arsoness, potential
Speaker 1: other causes aside from the narrative which you are meant
Speaker 1: to believe, which is that climate change is ruining the planet.
Speaker 1: If climate change is occurring, climate shifts are occurring, They're
Speaker 1: occurring because of natural processes that occur cyclically in over thousands,
Speaker 1: tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years, respectively,
Speaker 1: not because puny little tiny amount of humans farted and
Speaker 1: eight cows that farted and drove cars that do some things.
Speaker 2: Not even a chance.
Speaker 1: So I always rest assured much bigger things than you
Speaker 1: could ever accomplish or occurring and always will be.
Speaker 2: You understand it.
Speaker 1: In your place in the universe, travel well, came for balance,
Speaker 1: and always look inside first clue driven screens. It's a
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Speaker 1: all the rumors that don't like you. Maclob has cropped
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Speaker 2: That's at the mental.
Speaker 1: Dobb Rea and secure us up with the hypocrisy. This Backaye,
Speaker 1: and back the top with me. Put the hands up
Speaker 1: to touch the acasta cauts, you know, deep down to
Speaker 1: something bigger than your walled it