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Speaker 3: The riding out and the sickness.
Speaker 2: Claim for that moment in time, the final the back
Speaker 2: and stowing me and that man.
Speaker 4: Listen here, what is calling in real.
Speaker 5: Soon feeling this it here, It's just telling.
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Speaker 5: Number.
Speaker 4: Hello, I've missed everybody. It's been a while. It's been
Speaker 4: a while. It's been not as.
Speaker 8: It's not as frequent as it used to be because
Speaker 8: of all the stuff I'm doing for the business, for
Speaker 8: the hot sauce stuff.
Speaker 4: Hello one time for the one time? Oh are you
Speaker 4: m okay?
Speaker 2: So I did this to.
Speaker 8: The Telegram group and I put it in the f
Speaker 8: TJ media chat as well. I'll put it in the
Speaker 8: Rumble chat in addition, so you will see a link
Speaker 8: and that will be for the stream yard, which means
Speaker 8: it'll go directly into here. If you have anything you
Speaker 8: would like to add to today's talk, and it's gonna be.
Speaker 4: Discussing the fires.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm, that's funny, awesome, Okay, So yeah, it's gonna
Speaker 8: be discussing the fires and the constant assault on America,
Speaker 8: you know in the the what do they call it,
Speaker 8: one that you would have to, I guess, be paying
Speaker 8: attention to to.
Speaker 4: Assume that or maybe be suspicious.
Speaker 8: Of the fact that maybe these aren't all natural events
Speaker 8: like the hurricanes, the flooding, the timing that people lose
Speaker 8: their insurance prior to an event. And you can go
Speaker 8: all the way back to like I was saying before,
Speaker 8: you can go everywhere and anywhere with this.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 8: The reactors. I think it was the Stuck's net virus.
Speaker 8: I think that's how it was pronounced. I'm trying to
Speaker 8: remember what the word looks like in my mind Stuck's
Speaker 8: net virus. That because it's a closed system, meaning it's
Speaker 8: not connected. The computer systems aren't connected to anything like
Speaker 8: on the outside. That virus had to be put into
Speaker 8: computer systems at Fukushima.
Speaker 4: On site and.
Speaker 8: From all like from what I've got, people who were
Speaker 8: doing security at that facility were connected with the Masad
Speaker 8: huh surprise, surprise, and they had this thing called, uh,
Speaker 8: you know, nuclear blackmail.
Speaker 4: So same usual suspects every time.
Speaker 8: It seems because thirty minutes prior to what we considered
Speaker 8: to be a natural earthquake, some people the cooling system
Speaker 8: for the reactors was shut down because of that stucksnat virus.
Speaker 8: So thirty minutes before that, a month before floods, people
Speaker 8: lose their insurance. A month before the fires, people loser insurance.
Speaker 8: It's just seems very interesting, and we'll just leave it
Speaker 8: at that. Okay, So I have some I have a
Speaker 8: lot of stuff to share with you. Unfortunately, maybe maybe
Speaker 8: unfortunately because of the size of the screen, it might
Speaker 8: be a little irritating to watch.
Speaker 4: He's on Instagram.
Speaker 8: But as I was collecting these things, I was saving
Speaker 8: it to a little group I have in here, and
Speaker 8: then I have some stuff from Nick Nicodemus's talk. We
Speaker 8: have a you know, a thread in the instagram as
Speaker 8: well that we communicate on and he's been adding some
Speaker 8: interesting things. So remember Lehina right.
Speaker 4: Behind. It happened on eight eight.
Speaker 8: Eight, eight eighty eight Palanciaga VB. Well, anyway, eight is
Speaker 8: the number of Saturn, and it's Saturn coal anyway. There
Speaker 8: area code is eight to eight and it was established
Speaker 8: in the area code is established in nineteen fifty eight,
Speaker 8: and it was also it's called the Lion's Gate for
Speaker 8: people who are celestial you know, whatever's what they call
Speaker 8: those into astrology, right, So the Lionsgate is supposed to
Speaker 8: be this portal now for people who believe in that stuff.
Speaker 8: I guess it's meaningful.
Speaker 4: So there's that.
Speaker 8: So Lahina gets taken out and they don't have water.
Speaker 8: There seems to be a pattern developing here. And when
Speaker 8: did these fires start on an eight? So we'll get
Speaker 8: into more of that a little bit later, but let's
Speaker 8: first have a look at this and hopefully it'll just
Speaker 8: pop right up and be wonderful.
Speaker 4: Looks like it will be all right. Let me eat
Speaker 4: my face off of here, so it's not as small. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's better.
Speaker 8: And yeah, yeah it's right, I know, right, holy craft
Speaker 8: bully crap. It's almost as if these are a you know,
Speaker 8: a a an effort, an effort to put their signature
Speaker 8: on everything and working.
Speaker 4: Their own little.
Speaker 8: Numerological magic, because they are in fact a Saturn cult.
Speaker 4: And eight is very important to them. All right, let's
Speaker 4: watch this.
Speaker 8: If you haven't, if you have seen it, well, all right,
Speaker 8: you'll get my analysis now. It says, while California wildfires ravage, LA,
Speaker 8: firefighters are unable to access enough water to stop the
Speaker 8: spread of stop the spread. Ah, one billionaire couple owns
Speaker 8: almost all the water in California. Meet the resnics now. Also,
Speaker 8: I was watching video and I was seeing these firemen.
Speaker 8: They had like their own tank on their truck, and
Speaker 8: you can see them filling up bucket and then running
Speaker 8: over to a fire and throwing it up over like
Speaker 8: the you know, the border walls of a of a home.
Speaker 8: H Yeah, it's twenty twenty five and we're doing a
Speaker 8: bucket brigade to put out fires. This is what is
Speaker 8: what does what does Davis Lerman say? This is your country?
Speaker 8: On Jews like this is your brain on drugs, This
Speaker 8: is your country on jews.
Speaker 9: Forty million Californians suffer through unprecedented drought. One billionaire couple
Speaker 9: owns a massive share of the state's water system.
Speaker 4: Before we go any further, I don't want him to
Speaker 4: spoil it for us.
Speaker 8: Has anybody seen all the pistachios in the supermarkets that's
Speaker 8: say wonderful on them?
Speaker 4: Have you ever had that weird thing that looks like
Speaker 4: a butt plug?
Speaker 8: Surprise, surprise, they happened to be jays a butt plug,
Speaker 8: But it's like two round balls with a cap on it,
Speaker 8: and it's a palm like the pomegranate juice. And they
Speaker 8: have a blueberry pomegranate juice, and they have a cherry
Speaker 8: pomegranate juice.
Speaker 4: It's good stuff, but it's from these guys.
Speaker 9: Sees in a series of secretive meetings two decades ago.
Speaker 9: That system was largely paid for by the very taxpayers
Speaker 9: whose water these billionaires hold hostage. Urban water systems are
Speaker 9: desperate for water, but in twenty twenty three they'll receive
Speaker 9: just five percent of what they requested from the state.
Speaker 9: The Resnics are the biggest farmers in California, As of
Speaker 9: two thousand and seven, they owned four San Francisco's worth
Speaker 9: of farmland, and nearly half of Americans buy at least
Speaker 9: one of their products. Their pistachios, their pomegranate juice, their mandarins,
Speaker 9: their flowers. It's all under one massive umbrella. The Wonderful Company,
Speaker 9: a privately owned company worth at least.
Speaker 4: Five Fiji water as well.
Speaker 9: All right, yeah, five billion dollars. The majority owners the
Speaker 9: Resnics are worth at least eight billion.
Speaker 4: How how many other farmers do you know are doing that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: Who were they able to take over such a large
Speaker 9: percentage of what should be a shared public resource. This
Speaker 9: is the classroom from More Perfect Union, and today we're
Speaker 9: looking at how the Resnics got rich. Linda is a
Speaker 9: former child actress, the daughter of Jack Harris, a successful
Speaker 9: movie distributor of The Night Oivey eighteen fifties, most well
Speaker 9: known for The Blob starring Steve McQueen and the Cast
Speaker 9: of Exciting Young People. At nineteen, she in.
Speaker 4: The Cast of other People that are so exciting They're
Speaker 4: not worth mentioning by name.
Speaker 9: Found as her own advertising agency, Stewart was born to
Speaker 9: a middle class New Jersey family and started his first business,
Speaker 9: janitorial service.
Speaker 7: In grad school.
Speaker 9: He eventually acquired American Protection Services, a burglar alarm and
Speaker 9: security company, approached him about marketing services for the company,
Speaker 9: and they hit it off, not knowing that one day
Speaker 9: they'd work together to take over California's water. The lovebirds
Speaker 9: became business partners. They bought Teleflora, the flower delivery Company,
Speaker 9: and the Franklin Mint.
Speaker 4: For They all with interest free loans.
Speaker 9: I'm sure hers of inane little chotchkes. Linda was the
Speaker 9: marketing person and Stuart was in charge of business. As
Speaker 9: Linda told the La Times in nineteen ninety three, I've
Speaker 9: always said that Stuart and I together make one perfect person,
Speaker 9: like little salt and pepper shakers. In the late eighties,
Speaker 9: they found their primary industry agriculture. They got into the
Speaker 9: pistachio business. Linda said, We've done more for the pistachio
Speaker 9: than anyone ever since it was planted in the Garden
Speaker 9: of Eden. My husband should.
Speaker 8: Interesting how she put that out there, with the whole
Speaker 8: Garden of Eden thing, where pomegranates are connected to that?
Speaker 4: To you, aren't they aren't they.
Speaker 9: Be canonized for all the work. He's done.
Speaker 4: Oh canonized, interesting word again.
Speaker 9: They started branching into other products almonds, pomegranates, citrus wine,
Speaker 9: and acquiring more and more land to cover it, including
Speaker 9: some very important land in Kern County, which granted them
Speaker 9: water rights in the area. As the Resnics were building
Speaker 9: their empire, the state of California was building new water
Speaker 9: infrastructure with taxpayer money. California's natural water supply is very inconsistent,
Speaker 9: vastly differing amounts of rainfall. Means the state can go
Speaker 9: from surplus to drought and back very easily. So they
Speaker 9: build water banks to store water during And this.
Speaker 8: Is the thing that people need to understand before they
Speaker 8: start saying, because I've heard people push back on the
Speaker 8: fires and the lack of water and be like, you idiot.
Speaker 4: They've been in a drug for a bit.
Speaker 8: But they have water banks, guys, and it literally means
Speaker 8: that people can buy shares of this. You'll hear about
Speaker 8: this in a second, but this is, you know, know
Speaker 8: what you're talking about before you start fighting back and
Speaker 8: babbling about something that you're not really equipped to do.
Speaker 8: I'm not saying this that you individually, just saying because
Speaker 8: of the comments I've seen on some of these posts.
Speaker 9: Surpluses to have during droughts. One important storage facility is
Speaker 9: the current Water Bank, started in nineteen eighty eight. The
Speaker 9: facility was built with hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars,
Speaker 9: which could have been a good thing. The people of
Speaker 9: California would have owned the water. But there were two
Speaker 9: Californians thirstier than the rest, and they wanted more water,
Speaker 9: Linda and Stuart Resnik, and they had a lot of
Speaker 9: political power. We'll get to that. In nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 9: state water officials, water infrastructure contractors, and agricultural landowners with
Speaker 9: water rights arranged a secretive meeting at a resort in
Speaker 9: Monterey Bay, California.
Speaker 6: These groups mix.
Speaker 4: Ten of sounds like what they did out in Georgia, huh.
Speaker 2: With the.
Speaker 9: Jaco Islands of private companies and public agencies rewrote California's
Speaker 9: water rules without any input from voters, taxpayers, or legislators.
Speaker 9: The new rules, called the the Monterey Plus Agreements or
Speaker 9: the Monterey Amendments, were devastating for working Californians and great
Speaker 9: for agriculture billionaires. The original code included urban so.
Speaker 8: Two people great for two people, Agricultural billionaires. Not a
Speaker 8: whole lot of those walking around unless they're factory farmers.
Speaker 9: Reference a long standing rule that in times of drought,
Speaker 9: the state Water Board would give urban areas where people
Speaker 9: live access to water supplies before agricultural interests. Monterey acts
Speaker 9: that that means that in times of drought, the water
Speaker 9: systems for normal Californians would have to buy water from
Speaker 9: private companies because so.
Speaker 8: They have to buy their own water that they've already
Speaker 8: used their tax payer money to build the infrastructure for.
Speaker 8: So this lucky strike looke over here doesn't seem to
Speaker 8: get that, because he says, so this guy, who is
Speaker 8: very even tempered, says, is pissed off that a huge
Speaker 8: farm uses lots of water. Why isn't he Why isn't
Speaker 8: he talking bad about the company that literally has an
Speaker 8: adequate dug of billions of gallons of fresh water coming
Speaker 8: from the Calibrad River. I lose it hold on across
Speaker 8: south southern California. Why can I not just get to Yeah,
Speaker 8: I think this thing is doing like a gyple thing.
Speaker 8: I can't scroll it right.
Speaker 9: Oh well, as they weren't getting it from the state.
Speaker 9: The new agreements also loosened regulations on paper water that's
Speaker 9: water that doesn't necessarily exist.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 8: See this guy goes, I'm a union ironworker. Okay, see
Speaker 8: your communists gotcha anywhere.
Speaker 9: But on paper the full quantities of water that providers
Speaker 9: could have but don't actually need to have. Today, five
Speaker 9: times as much water has been promised and sold as
Speaker 9: actually exists. And importantly, the meeting changed ownership of the
Speaker 9: current water bank. What once belonged to the state was
Speaker 9: transferred to a few private water contractors, one of which
Speaker 9: was west Side Mutual, a wholly owned subsidiary of Wonderful Foods.
Speaker 9: The wonderful employee who runs west Side, Bill Fillimore, is
Speaker 9: the chairman of the public organization that manages the current
Speaker 9: water bank.
Speaker 4: Boom, that's convenient.
Speaker 5: Boom.
Speaker 9: One secret meeting and the resnics owned nearly sixty percent
Speaker 9: of an important California water resource, built with hundreds of
Speaker 9: millions of dollars in taxpayer money. The new ownership combined.
Speaker 4: So they build it. We build the infrastructure, just like
Speaker 4: we do the roads, and then we get ticketed on them. Right,
Speaker 4: don't we own it?
Speaker 2: Is not?
Speaker 4: Can't we just say you get off my property officer?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 8: You build the infrastructure for your you're electric to meet
Speaker 8: your house, and yet you're paying for a delivery fee
Speaker 8: which is more expensive than the usage. And I'll just
Speaker 8: say it again because I like what David says. This
Speaker 8: is your this is your government on jews and with
Speaker 8: the rules.
Speaker 9: On paper and surplus water meant that during times of drought,
Speaker 9: the resnics could sell current water back to the state
Speaker 9: water systems. They took Californian taxpayers water and sold it
Speaker 9: back to them, both literally as the water supply and
Speaker 9: also to grow expensive food like gourmet pistachios and pomegranate.
Speaker 4: Which they are also charging you florid. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 9: They converted the people's water into products many can't afford.
Speaker 9: And that's just one water bank. The resnics also have
Speaker 9: control of other water boards and have been sued for
Speaker 9: directing more water towards their properties.
Speaker 4: Waterboard sounds like something they should do, then, So how do.
Speaker 9: They get away with this Chinatown level chicanery?
Speaker 10: Going to be a lot of irate citizens when they
Speaker 10: find out that they're paying for water that they're not
Speaker 10: going to get.
Speaker 9: With philanthropy, the resnics donate millions of dollars to politicians
Speaker 9: and research institutions which help them secure control over water
Speaker 9: systems and even get more water and more taxpayer funding.
Speaker 9: One important project is the proposed California Delta Tunnel, a
Speaker 9: taxpayer funded project which would send water from northern California
Speaker 9: to Central where the Resnic's farms are. They've spent hundreds
Speaker 9: of thousands of dollars on state and federal legislation and
Speaker 9: politicians who support the tunnel project. But their favorite politician
Speaker 9: is Senator Dianne Feinstein.
Speaker 4: So this is dated because she's dead.
Speaker 5: Man here and you say it has to be my
Speaker 5: way or the highway.
Speaker 9: Chair of the Energy and Water Subcommittee, she's a close
Speaker 9: personal friend of the Resnics, attending their holiday parties and
Speaker 9: aspen and maintaining their financial interests. A quick look through
Speaker 9: the bills she's sponsored shows several which would direct money
Speaker 9: to current adjacent water projects. The Resnicks even ask her
Speaker 9: for things directly. When a pesky study about endangering salmon
Speaker 9: and shad fisheries threatened the Delta Tunnel, Stewart wrote a
Speaker 9: letter to Feinstein demanding a new study. She immediately forwarded
Speaker 9: it to the Obama administration, who agreed to spend seven
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty thousand dollars on a new study. It
Speaker 9: returned the same results as the first one. Can't buy science.
Speaker 4: But that's a hilarious statement there. You can't buy science.
Speaker 8: Every freaking study that you see out there is jaded
Speaker 8: to well, when you talk about allopathic ps, it's always
Speaker 8: going to favor that safe and effective.
Speaker 9: Snicks have tried. They are among the top donors to
Speaker 9: the University of California system. With their donations focusing on
Speaker 9: agricultural and ecological studies. The Resnics have basically bought entire
Speaker 9: departments who put out studies on how water system should
Speaker 9: be managed and where funding should go. That leads to
Speaker 9: even more federal and state taxpayer dollars being used to
Speaker 9: fix up what the resnic's profit off of. This is
Speaker 9: all bad for California, even in a capitalistic sense. Agriculture
Speaker 9: uses eighty percent of California's water but only represents two
Speaker 9: percent of its GDP. The resnic's water monopoly is just
Speaker 9: one way their quest for wealth hurts the rest of us.
Speaker 9: They allegedly lobby for increased tensions with Iran to keep
Speaker 9: embargoes on superior Iranian pistachios.
Speaker 4: Isn't that interesting? Where do we want to fight?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 4: Where does jump want to take us to war? I
Speaker 4: mean this is older, right.
Speaker 8: Obviously we just said that this is dated because they're
Speaker 8: talking as if Diane Feinstein's alive. So it's very interesting
Speaker 8: how long this has been going on. And obviously it's
Speaker 8: been going on for hundreds and hundreds and thousands of years,
Speaker 8: this war in Middle East. But it's just funny that
Speaker 8: that would come up. It's just that the sign wave,
Speaker 8: that energy flowing through human history just keeps on showing itself.
Speaker 4: Do you want to call it the matrix? That's fine too.
Speaker 9: Their giant crops lead to monocultures, which kill important pollinators.
Speaker 9: They siphon taxpayer dollars into the company. Town charter schools
Speaker 9: they own set up to train children to work for
Speaker 9: their farms, and of course, like any company of the size,
Speaker 9: they exploit their workers. We need to treat water for
Speaker 9: what it is, a necessary public resource, a human right,
Speaker 9: and something that shouldn't be owned by anyone, and work
Speaker 9: towards legislative change that stops people like the resnics from
Speaker 9: stealing it.
Speaker 4: While yeah, and.
Speaker 8: Like they were, they were selling enough shares of water too,
Speaker 8: for water that there wasn't that didn't exist, some much
Speaker 8: like fractionated uh.
Speaker 4: You know, banking. What do you call it? You know,
Speaker 4: fraction fractional reserve.
Speaker 5: All right, so this.
Speaker 8: This is interesting. I'm not sure this picture, this picture
Speaker 8: here doesn't really match up with what is said, but
Speaker 8: at least it's something to note that in the past
Speaker 8: he did this picture, and I'm sure it.
Speaker 4: Meant oll kinds of stuff, right, I don't know if
Speaker 4: it did or not.
Speaker 8: Lots of people to make are told to, hey, do
Speaker 8: this and I'm gonna take your picture, and it doesn't
Speaker 8: necessarily mean it's because they're trying to send a message.
Speaker 4: But who knows.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, I know they're a mess with the water,
Speaker 10: letting reserves go for one reason or another.
Speaker 5: They've been doing that a while.
Speaker 1: California has a lot of problems that sort of baffled
Speaker 1: the mind as far as.
Speaker 5: Why they do things. And then in the events like this,
Speaker 5: you sort of look, well, isn't on purpose? Which it's
Speaker 5: an insane thing to think.
Speaker 8: How many people want to make a bet that he's
Speaker 8: going to get a disease like a what do you
Speaker 8: call it? Uh, mister diehard. God, we're even not able
Speaker 8: to talk anymore, right, Bruce willis.
Speaker 6: And begins to ponder.
Speaker 5: Whether or not there is a purpose in mind. What
Speaker 5: could it be?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 5: Do they want to stay empty?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 4: So that was short and sweet. Here we go, Yeah,
Speaker 4: let's go. Let's do more. When we're Lady Johnson on here.
Speaker 12: Friday morning, would you continue our coverage of the wildfires
Speaker 12: that are burning across southern California stew up in Skyfox.
Speaker 12: I have to remark on just the natural beauty of
Speaker 12: our landscape juxtaposed with the horror.
Speaker 4: Of what happened.
Speaker 8: It is, how there's two footprints of foundations here with
Speaker 8: some retaining walls or whatever, like all those you know,
Speaker 8: the little bloundary walls there, privacy walls, and a tree
Speaker 8: a tree at tree here, a tree there had enough
Speaker 8: to melt this shitt to nothing.
Speaker 4: But you know, tree right there. Everything's good. They must
Speaker 4: have just watered it.
Speaker 5: You know, most definitely.
Speaker 1: And this, you know, we just see so much of it,
Speaker 1: we kind of become numb to the devastation we made up.
Speaker 8: That's almost like you're insinuating that's that's how people should
Speaker 8: react to this. Because they are. It's almost like they're
Speaker 8: implying that this should be normalized.
Speaker 5: Their way all the way up to the Malibu area.
Speaker 1: Now we've heard Gigi talking about how you know, Malibu
Speaker 1: has been affected, and Malibu has been affected. This the
Speaker 1: first time we've actually been able to get up here
Speaker 1: to the shore and actually see some of those homes
Speaker 1: actually at the water that have been destroyed from the
Speaker 1: Palisades fire.
Speaker 5: We're making our way, We're going.
Speaker 1: To keep moving along, and that destruction just kind of
Speaker 1: continues as we're trailing behind sky Fox right there, and
Speaker 1: it just goes and goes and goes.
Speaker 5: Every now and then there'll be a home or two
Speaker 5: that are standing.
Speaker 8: Very nice homes that are standing that apparently didn't have
Speaker 8: any politically incriminating evidence of ditty and children in there now,
Speaker 8: not unlike the BLM lady who lost two of her mansions.
Speaker 8: Why does the BLM lady have two mansions? You ask, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is also one of those things where we just
Speaker 1: how does that happen? Can't I really don't know. You've
Speaker 1: got a home right there across the street on Pacific
Speaker 1: Coast Highway between two other homes.
Speaker 4: As almost as if it was a precision guided laser.
Speaker 5: Yeah, levels gone, but the other homes seem to be fine.
Speaker 8: And when you talk about those isn't guided leaders, it
Speaker 8: doesn't mean that normal fires aren't lit to kind of
Speaker 8: cover for the targets that they're going to take out. Right,
Speaker 8: So you have the regular brush fire, forest fire, whatever
Speaker 8: that is started, and then you under the cloud of
Speaker 8: you know, the cloud cover, smoke cover and people panicking
Speaker 8: and not really you know, examining the skies too much.
Speaker 8: Then you just roll in and you start vaporizing homes.
Speaker 5: Go cross the street. Two of them or three of
Speaker 5: them are good, and then.
Speaker 1: You have a row of just destruction after destruction and
Speaker 1: some of sky fox and the shot you know, and
Speaker 1: it just goes and goes and goes. You know, the
Speaker 1: fire department there out here, there's plenty of hotspots, as
Speaker 1: we would just kind of looking around out here, flying
Speaker 1: the coastline. Every now and then you'll see some smoke
Speaker 1: up there on a hillside. Firefighters are out there. There's
Speaker 1: there's still spotfires that continue up here as well. But
Speaker 1: this is all the area that's been evacuated going to
Speaker 1: end with one more shot again, this one also I
Speaker 1: believe is technically still going to be in the Malibu area,
Speaker 1: but again just neighborhood after neighborhood just leveled and then
Speaker 1: maybe one or two houses standing.
Speaker 5: Right there. Those are the ones that you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Those are the seaside homes that are off of Malibu,
Speaker 1: and they're just all of them just are gone, just
Speaker 1: one after another.
Speaker 8: That you beach property is going to be bought up
Speaker 8: pretty quickly by the Black Rocks of the world, which
Speaker 8: is basically just one but leveled.
Speaker 1: And of course, you know, I'm also kind of wondering.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know this kind of goes down to
Speaker 1: another different rabbit hole. But you know, I've heard in
Speaker 1: the past that they weren't going to allow construction there anymore.
Speaker 4: And now that the oh, surprise, surprise, what's that reforesting?
Speaker 1: These homes are gone? Are they never coming back? It's
Speaker 1: just more questions than answers right now.
Speaker 13: But Friday morning, would you there you go, Oh, I
Speaker 13: guess I had that one on there, toys or is
Speaker 13: that no?
Speaker 4: I think this is a different one. Okay, let's try it.
Speaker 4: Let's do one with later Johnson.
Speaker 7: Here the recent fires in California Australia and now.
Speaker 4: Well, I guess it's Greg Greese that he repurposed.
Speaker 7: Hawaii are unlike anything we've ever seen before. They are
Speaker 7: being called forest fires and wildfires, but they are clearly
Speaker 7: something very different. These fires are burning homes into a white,
Speaker 7: powdery ash footprint, while often leaving the surrounding green trees
Speaker 7: and shrubs practically untouched. In extreme cases, forest fires can
Speaker 7: reach temperatures up to fifteen hundred degrees fahrenheit, and the
Speaker 7: melting point of aluminum is twelve hundred and twenty degrees fahrenheit,
Speaker 7: so it is possible for an extreme forest fire to
Speaker 7: melt aluminum. But there are cars with puddles of melted
Speaker 7: aluminum that were clearly not in the wildfire area, and
Speaker 7: melted glass, which has a melting point around twenty five
Speaker 7: hundred degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 8: And just to answer the question here that came up,
Speaker 8: this is dumb question, but if trees are healthy and
Speaker 8: filled with water, wouldn't they be able to survive a fire? Well,
Speaker 8: lots of trees are healthy and filled with water or
Speaker 8: whatever you would call that, but at those extreme temperatures
Speaker 8: that these fires get to, no, they would conbust they
Speaker 8: would have some sort of charring on them, but they're not.
Speaker 8: It's not like a bag of water. It still would
Speaker 8: you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: These are unexplained anomalies.
Speaker 7: In the California Fires of twenty eighteen, cars were randomly
Speaker 7: bursting into flames on the freeway with no surrounding fires.
Speaker 7: We've seen these same anomalies in New York City on
Speaker 7: September eleventh, two thousand and one, cars completely burned out
Speaker 7: with no explanation. In Maui, these unnatural fires spared the
Speaker 7: homes of the rich while burning the native homes of
Speaker 7: the working class with precision. These fires destroyed the most envied,
Speaker 7: high valued areas of Maui. For decades, directed energy weapons
Speaker 7: have been classified, but they have been on the public
Speaker 7: record for several years now. Directed energy weapons, known as dues,
Speaker 7: have the ability to burn homes with this sort of precision,
Speaker 7: but in order to be this precise, the area would
Speaker 7: have to be mapped out. In January of this year,
Speaker 7: green lasers were seen over Hawaii, which could best be
Speaker 7: described as a geospatial array for mapping terrain. We have
Speaker 7: seen that among the ashy ruins there are blue colored
Speaker 7: objects that have somehow survived the devastation. Blue cars, blue umbrellas,
Speaker 7: a blue boat, blue planters. Videos online are going viral
Speaker 7: that show how lasers can easily burn through certain colored objects,
Speaker 7: but objects that are colored blue remain unharmed.
Speaker 6: Directed energy weapons.
Speaker 7: Include lasers, millimeter wave, and microwave millimeter wave.
Speaker 8: Now, like those towers that they planted all over in
Speaker 8: front of your children's schools, all the first responders, your
Speaker 8: fire departments, and everyone else the block, you know, because
Speaker 8: of internet and cell phones.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why.
Speaker 7: They are all based on light frequencies, and different wavelengths
Speaker 7: of light affect colors differently. For example, in laser tattoo removal,
Speaker 7: different wavelengths are used for removing different colors, and this
Speaker 7: is because color is a quality of light. Each color
Speaker 7: has its own frequency. Interestingly enough, the frequency of the
Speaker 7: color blue is six point six y six.
Speaker 8: So what you're supposed to see is that flash before
Speaker 8: the fire is shown, So you see a little flash.
Speaker 4: Almost like lightning.
Speaker 5: That's the way that does.
Speaker 7: The reason five.
Speaker 8: All right, I believe that just started itself over again.
Speaker 8: All right, this might be the one I was like,
Speaker 8: this is still shining, bitches. She's funny like a name.
Speaker 9: While forty million Californians suffer through unprepud.
Speaker 8: It's the same guy. Never mind, we already got that.
Speaker 8: Lots of people are sharing that one. I don't think
Speaker 8: this is the same Greg reees, So let's just check
Speaker 8: this one out too.
Speaker 5: Never sell your bitcoin.
Speaker 14: The Trumps have been very bullish on bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
Speaker 6: Again, it's coming.
Speaker 15: Everybody knows it's coming, and the people who don't embrace
Speaker 15: it early are going to ultimately lose.
Speaker 14: Eric Trump recently met with Michael Saylor at mar A Lago,
Speaker 14: who has been proposing a plan to preserve US dollar dominance.
Speaker 8: Now there's a point to this, and it does link
Speaker 8: up if you see what's happening. I mean, you've got
Speaker 8: to take the mile or two, you know, vantage point
Speaker 8: view of this and see all the elements, all the
Speaker 8: irons in the fire. You know, you don't see what
Speaker 8: one relates to the other. So they're doing their groundwork,
Speaker 8: but they're also in omitting things.
Speaker 4: So it does it does relate.
Speaker 6: By utilizing bitcoin as a reserve.
Speaker 16: Here's the strategy. You dump gold demonetized.
Speaker 4: In dump gold.
Speaker 8: For imaginary currency that you need to have elect electricity, internet,
Speaker 8: and a computer, and lots of other things that you
Speaker 8: probably won't be allowed to have soon.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And then it's even access.
Speaker 16: Entire goal network. You buy bitcoin, you buy five million
Speaker 16: or six million bitcoin, you monetize the bitcoin.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, that's a you know, that's something that every
Speaker 8: regular person can afford. You know, five six million big cooin.
Speaker 16: No big deal coint network. And you just define digital
Speaker 16: currency as the US dollar backed by US dollar equivalents,
Speaker 16: and a regulated US custodian replaces every currency in the
Speaker 16: world with the dollar, which the US controls, and it
Speaker 16: siphons off one hundred.
Speaker 4: Did you say us the GUS controls.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think he said, Prince of trillions of dollars
Speaker 16: of twentieth century capital assets and half of the capital
Speaker 16: and the rest of the world and most seventy five
Speaker 16: percent of the capital of our enemies get siphoned into bitcoin.
Speaker 16: And the bid beneficiary is the US government.
Speaker 8: And after that, and who's the US government? Israel before
Speaker 8: Israel is ever Israel a proxy country for the banking
Speaker 8: and Edenite Saturn, col Elhaite.
Speaker 16: Every US company because we're the ones that own and
Speaker 16: run it.
Speaker 14: Trump has been rebranding the North American Union as Canada
Speaker 14: being the fifty first state of the United States, and
Speaker 14: Justin Trudeau has now resigned, leaving a clear path for
Speaker 14: Pierre Poliev to make significant changes. We haven't really seen
Speaker 14: a lot of concrete proposals from mister Paul yet.
Speaker 6: I mean he did make one. That's not fair.
Speaker 5: You're right.
Speaker 7: He had one great off opportunity for people to opt
Speaker 7: out of inflation.
Speaker 6: He recommended this last last spring.
Speaker 14: You can opt out of inflation if you invest your
Speaker 14: money in bitcoin.
Speaker 6: Yeah no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 14: He stayed up late, watched all sorts of YouTube videos
Speaker 14: and came to that conclusion.
Speaker 4: He said that himself he should have been in comedy.
Speaker 5: Where are going to buy this shwarma with this bitcoin?
Speaker 5: Sand done? I got it? Who is he?
Speaker 4: Starks?
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 3: He?
Speaker 4: Is he iron man buying shwarma?
Speaker 3: You get it?
Speaker 11: We bought the drama with bitcoin.
Speaker 1: So that gives my plan to enable Canada to become
Speaker 1: the blockchain and crypto capital of the world.
Speaker 4: Maybe we should invest in sharma to hell the bitcoin.
Speaker 14: Debt slavery has existed on Earth for thousands of years,
Speaker 14: which is why a cashless society has been of great
Speaker 14: concern to freedom loving souls.
Speaker 8: I'll catch the ketch what he says here, and then
Speaker 8: you tell me what you think I'm thinking when he
Speaker 8: says it. Alex Jones interviews Aaron Russo full length.
Speaker 6: In the earliest days of civilization.
Speaker 8: Look, it's a goth literally with his goats, yes, although
Speaker 8: they'll tell you it's something else.
Speaker 14: Of course, farmers would borrow against their harvest, and if
Speaker 14: the harvest failed, the farmer would lose everything and to
Speaker 14: become a slave until the debt was repaid. Eventually, the
Speaker 14: amount of slaves with nothing to lose becomes a threat
Speaker 14: to those in power, and so debt jubilees were issued
Speaker 14: at regular intervals.
Speaker 8: Because it was way too you know, you took a
Speaker 8: lot of heat if you were just gonna mass murder
Speaker 8: a bunch of people discreetly. You know, you can't really
Speaker 8: be discreet about it back in the day. But now
Speaker 8: they have vaccines and epidemics and pandemics and all kinds
Speaker 8: of stuff, and they also have, oh, I don't know,
Speaker 8: floods and fires, so they don't really have to forgive
Speaker 8: anything anymore. But that's kind of like a saturnalia, too, right,
Speaker 8: isn't it. Isn't it kind of like a Saturnalia.
Speaker 6: As a matter of public stability.
Speaker 14: The Bible describes a debt jubilee that would happen every
Speaker 14: fifty years as an economic reset, a year of liberation
Speaker 14: and restoration, where debts are forgiven, land is returned, and
Speaker 14: slaves are set free.
Speaker 6: The ancient Greeks.
Speaker 4: Remember, the servant becomes a master.
Speaker 14: In Saturnalia, debt jubilees to avoid violent revolutions and uprisings.
Speaker 14: As economist Lynn Alden wrote, it wasn't out of kindness
Speaker 14: that rulers did this.
Speaker 6: It was a solution to a societal math problem.
Speaker 14: If you run a computer long enough, eventually it starts
Speaker 14: to work less efficiently. Refreshing the power and rebooting the
Speaker 14: system gets the computer running smoothly again.
Speaker 8: What an interesting analogy for people who think that we're
Speaker 8: in simulation or a matrix.
Speaker 14: A Jubilee year has been celebrated every twenty five years
Speaker 14: by the Catholic Church since thirteen hundred, but the need
Speaker 14: for debt forgiveness has been avoided by the current debt
Speaker 14: based FIAT system and the Uniform Commercial Code, which has
Speaker 14: been running for nearly a century and it is at
Speaker 14: its emergency.
Speaker 4: Baking Act of nineteen thirty three. I actually have that
Speaker 4: pulled up here.
Speaker 5: You know, the.
Speaker 8: That which followed made us all enemies of the state
Speaker 8: because that was the only way they could have confiscated gold.
Speaker 4: Oh what did that guy just say? Dump your gold?
Speaker 8: Yeah, dump your gold, get bitcoin, Get vapor by vapor
Speaker 8: to help with real things.
Speaker 14: And twenty twenty five is a jubilee year, and Pope
Speaker 14: Francis has called on affluent countries to forgive debt.
Speaker 8: It's a jubilee year. He opened five portals, you know,
Speaker 8: banging three times, knocking three times. I'm sure none of
Speaker 8: this has anything to do with anything at all.
Speaker 4: This is not the symbol. The symbolism and the set
Speaker 4: off or whatever to signify.
Speaker 14: The reset ets and to address ecological debt, which sounds
Speaker 14: like a carbon tax.
Speaker 6: The emerging system is much more than just money.
Speaker 14: It is a cataloging system where every person and every
Speaker 14: piece of property can be connected via a digital identity.
Speaker 6: This is called tokenization.
Speaker 4: It is called starving to death.
Speaker 8: Anybody who resists the system, many will die resisting the
Speaker 8: New World Order.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks HG.
Speaker 14: Wells, and is set to replace the birth certificate and
Speaker 14: every other document of title in the real world, biblical.
Speaker 4: Prophecy, you can put real and quotation marks.
Speaker 14: The Christians are saying that this is the mark of
Speaker 14: the beast, but there is no need for a mark
Speaker 14: when facial recognition will do the job. And if it
Speaker 14: comes with debt forgiveness and universal basic income, then those
Speaker 14: who fight against the system will be seen as terrorists
Speaker 14: by the public.
Speaker 8: Well, we already are seen as terrorists, so funny you
Speaker 8: should bring that up. We are called domestic terrorists. We
Speaker 8: are enemies of the state by the definition of that
Speaker 8: Emergency Banking Act.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And the Patriot Act did the same exact thing.
Speaker 4: It actually makes any untrackable.
Speaker 8: What do you call it, purchases or transactions, unlawful and
Speaker 8: punishable by death, because of course we're all terrorists, and
Speaker 8: you don't want to be funding terrorist groups. So you
Speaker 8: can't have gold, you can't have cash. This is all
Speaker 8: part of the Patriot Act and it is punishable by death.
Speaker 4: To do.
Speaker 15: So what's going to happen is the US dollar is
Speaker 15: going to be the world reserve currency, and it's going
Speaker 15: to run on billions and billions of mobile devices and
Speaker 15: the digital asset that on lines underlies that currency's going
Speaker 15: to be bitcoin.
Speaker 8: So since it's in my mind, you know, I think
Speaker 8: this whole flood of videos of people, you know, recording
Speaker 8: and stating that people are starting fires and trying to
Speaker 8: light fires and hey, look I just saw something try
Speaker 8: to light a fire here in California and blah blah
Speaker 8: blah is misdirection. Now, remember, pretty much every homeless person
Speaker 8: has a free cell phone thanks to your tax money,
Speaker 8: so they can get something promised to them if they
Speaker 8: go do something. But really that's not what sets off
Speaker 8: the major event. That's just the distraction. That's the misdirection.
Speaker 8: I don't think any of that had to do with
Speaker 8: just an organized, categorized eight points of fire starting simultaneously.
Speaker 8: And there's that eight again, eight points where the fire began,
Speaker 8: and they just all they all got crazy at the
Speaker 8: same time and decided to do the exact same thing.
Speaker 8: They're on the streets all the time, they're crazy all
Speaker 8: the time, all right, and they're drugged out all the time.
Speaker 8: But this is the this is the one time that
Speaker 8: they all were coordinated to do something like that. Come on,
Speaker 8: come on, you know, that's that's the thing about homeless people.
Speaker 8: They're so organized, so well organized, uh, I want to
Speaker 8: go to his page, but I gotta go a different way.
Speaker 8: Maybe I can just click it real quick and then
Speaker 8: go to this page. Yeah, we go, there was Maybe
Speaker 8: I've already h you know, maybe it's on the other one.
Speaker 4: You probably game. You see what I'm doing right now. No,
Speaker 4: you're still seeing the other I think. Let's see. You
Speaker 4: know you're on the same one. That's cool.
Speaker 8: Sometimes they don't let you be too fluid when you're
Speaker 8: on a certain type of share screen. So climate vaccines. There,
Speaker 8: there's something that we need to draw back into here
Speaker 8: about the fog too. But there was one specifically. Oh
Speaker 8: that's the one, all right, So I actually did have
Speaker 8: that one pulled up. But let's see what he says here.
Speaker 8: This one's long, so we might we might skip ahead
Speaker 8: a little bit. But and before we get it started, Oh,
Speaker 8: you can't. You can't go forward on these.
Speaker 4: That is lame. There's a bunch of junk at the beginning.
Speaker 4: That's kind of stupid. He does have a he does
Speaker 4: have a website, though you came back to it. Oh
Speaker 4: my god, I can't just bring it to full screen
Speaker 4: all right here, let's gog this mm hmm.
Speaker 8: Hold on, let me see if I can find it.
Speaker 8: There is dollar vigilanti dot tv site can't be reached.
Speaker 8: Took too long to respond. Okay, the fuck?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 8: I think it's trying. Nope, it's trying to fail. Okay,
Speaker 8: so apparently Vigilante TV is knocked off or something.
Speaker 2: All that.
Speaker 4: Let me try this one. I think I got this.
Speaker 8: Hold on, jeezus, this might be my computer, but everything's
Speaker 8: moving super slow. I'm still working off the old one,
Speaker 8: and that took me to the spot I needed to go.
Speaker 8: Hull still isn't loading anything yet though. Nope, I don't
Speaker 8: think you can get it. It's not it's not letting you.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 8: Could be something blocking it in the browser. Oh wait,
Speaker 8: hold on, hold on, hold on, there we go. Okay,
Speaker 8: there's an ad. We gonna want that. All right, I
Speaker 8: found the video. Let me see if I can skip
Speaker 8: ahead on this one. Yes, I can, Yus, this is
Speaker 8: super slow. I can't re pause it yet because it's
Speaker 8: so slow.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, well that's thinking way too long. Let's
Speaker 4: move on to something else, sir.
Speaker 8: Go back into my messages and we'll look at what
Speaker 8: was sent to me by and I guess refresh that
Speaker 8: one too, because everything's stupid.
Speaker 4: Okay, alright, here we go.
Speaker 8: So this one from shared by Nick says breaking suspicions
Speaker 8: are mounting that only homes in Los Angeles with smart
Speaker 8: meters remotely accessible by who knows who burned down, and
Speaker 8: homes without didn't did not. This needs to be investigated
Speaker 8: every single time Los Angeles fires, BBC zoom in on
Speaker 8: his helmet and there it is. This is obviously no accident,
Speaker 8: and it's a thirty three number thirty three right there.
Speaker 8: All right, So here's this one here. Fires in Maui eight,
Speaker 8: eight fires in Paradise, eleven, eight fires in LA one
Speaker 8: eight what's up of the eight Well, we all know
Speaker 8: that's the number of saturn. Los Angeles County official has
Speaker 8: stated that there have been nearly three hundred fires set
Speaker 8: intentionally by acts of arson and a terrorism in a
Speaker 8: in and throughout the city by either homeless individuals and
Speaker 8: organized arsonists, right right, And I said, I'm telling you
Speaker 8: that's the distraction. So you're not looking up for I
Speaker 8: don't know the laser late show. Los Angeles is under
Speaker 8: attacked by those with a nefarious plot to destroy our
Speaker 8: lives and property. You can't just say Jews You can
Speaker 8: just say elitist bankers. You can just say black Rock
Speaker 8: is acquiring more land. You can say whatever you want.
Speaker 8: Every citizen must be vigilant and proactive.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: Proactive is a word that people who aren't very smart
Speaker 8: invented because you can be vigilant and active. Proactive just
Speaker 8: means like I'm all for active. That's a stupid word,
Speaker 8: like I support active.
Speaker 4: This moronic.
Speaker 8: Contact your local law enforcement officer. Yes, you should totally
Speaker 8: tell authorities that do not have your best interest at
Speaker 8: heart and who are actually working for the municipal corporation
Speaker 8: that's owned by the banks. You should tell them your
Speaker 8: every move before you do it. You should also ask
Speaker 8: permission instead of beg for forgiveness, right or fire agency,
Speaker 8: if you see suspicious activity, do what you must to
Speaker 8: protect your community, because they've always been so good at,
Speaker 8: you know, prosecuting the scumbags that they allowed to do
Speaker 8: crime in the first place, So that'd be the great
Speaker 8: way to do it right. Exactly the same thing I
Speaker 8: guess I'm trying to say happened on the East coast
Speaker 8: of Australia. Our brushfires followed the exact route of a
Speaker 8: proposed high speed rail system joining smart cities. Any use
Speaker 8: of anger moojis will earn you an immediate block. California
Speaker 8: wildfire line up exactly in the same path as the
Speaker 8: California High Speed rail system, and I'm guessing that they're
Speaker 8: attaching that also to the Paradise fires from a few
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh, look at this. This is cute.
Speaker 8: Arson suspect arrested yesterday had five cell phones. Heay, he
Speaker 8: stole four from some other homeless fuckers, and a United
Speaker 8: Nations prepaid debtit card on him. So four grand a month.
Speaker 8: Don't want to have that shot off. Better do what
Speaker 8: they tell you. When they tell you, imagine.
Speaker 4: Get free four grand a month. I'd like to imagine that.
Speaker 4: I'd like to imagine that.
Speaker 8: Hey, by the way, Gibson Goo dot com backslash Ballbusters.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 8: You want me to make more of these things, I'll
Speaker 8: be happy to. I just have to, like, you know,
Speaker 8: also provide for family. Otherwise they don't like you as much.
Speaker 8: They don't like me anyway. But hey, this is the
Speaker 8: play anyway that tells you everything, it says. Cameras pointed
Speaker 8: at the palisades before the fire appear to have captured
Speaker 8: a man starting it, of course, right, And I'm sure
Speaker 8: there's some things to this, but it's not the main thing.
Speaker 8: Oh look, you see San Diego, you see sd all
Speaker 8: the evidence points to this being an intentional fire. Well,
Speaker 8: no shit, it's intentional, thank you, Captain obvious. It wasn't
Speaker 8: climate change, surprise, surprise. Climate change isn't going around, you know.
Speaker 8: Doing this doesn't have a it doesn't have a conscience
Speaker 8: and an intent, and it's not real anyway, So this
Speaker 8: doesn't matter. What else was I going to say about? Oh, yeah,
Speaker 8: you see SD I used to go to their Oh man,
Speaker 8: I can't think it was it arc DA. I can't
Speaker 8: remember the gym. I used to be a member of
Speaker 8: the gym and I ended up putting the the solar
Speaker 8: panels on the roof of that gym too at UCSD
Speaker 8: when I was working for.
Speaker 4: Sullivan's Solar as a union electrician.
Speaker 8: The National Guard is allowing people to enter only one
Speaker 8: time to collect items from burned Pacific Palisades Holmes Grave.
Speaker 8: What you need, because you will not be allowed back.
Speaker 8: That thing's pretty pretty definite and firm and permanent, doesn't it.
Speaker 8: This is a zoner you can never.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's that nice beachfront property, you can't have the
Speaker 4: plebs on there.
Speaker 8: And this last one here, it says breaking Gavin Newsome
Speaker 8: working with developers to change zoning and burn areas to
Speaker 8: allow mass apartments. Oh boy, already huh this is a
Speaker 8: little Oh wait, it doesn't matter if it's suspicious or not,
Speaker 8: because nobody does anything about anything anyway. All they do
Speaker 8: is and make memes, all right, and talk to one
Speaker 8: another about it. Meanwhile, the the zionist ball keeps on rolling.
Speaker 8: Newsom is allegedly working with developers, allegedly so they give
Speaker 8: themselves an out there. Newsom is allegedly working with developers
Speaker 8: to convert zoning and Pacific palisades from R one single
Speaker 8: family to our three apartments.
Speaker 4: And who do you think would be? Uh, the one
Speaker 4: doing that?
Speaker 8: Who's all about the picking up real estate? It ends
Speaker 8: with a rock, starts with a black or a stone.
Speaker 8: Either one one's the butting of the other. All right,
Speaker 8: So there's that. Trying to think there's anything else in
Speaker 8: here that we talked about, I just missed it. Yeah,
Speaker 8: so here goes the Great Chicago fire burned two thousand,
Speaker 8: one hundred and twelve acres. Yeah, that's easy, that's a
Speaker 8: that's a it's not even an afternoon now. A disaster,
Speaker 8: Whord taught is impossible today thanks to modern building codes
Speaker 8: and fire departments. Somebody set those ones too, by the way,
Speaker 8: in Chicago and fire departments. Yet the twenty twenty three
Speaker 8: the line of fire and the ongoing Palisades fire each
Speaker 8: squared over seventeen thousand acres, more than eight times larger.
Speaker 8: Here's a map of Chicago to put this into perspective.
Speaker 8: Pallisates fire two twenty six point nine to three square miles.
Speaker 8: Oh look, the Great Chicago fire was three point three
Speaker 8: What do you know? Square miles?
Speaker 4: Really big?
Speaker 8: Masonic presence in Chicago, Illinois itself is just a mess
Speaker 8: of bad things at least has been for no one,
Speaker 8: at least since the eighteen hundreds. The Palisades fire in
Speaker 8: la is eight times bigger than the Greek Chicago fighter.
Speaker 4: Yep, to we state with it was sorry said in
Speaker 4: bigger words.
Speaker 8: I thought there's one more. Okay, Yeah, let's check this one,
Speaker 8: real cook, I don't think the other is.
Speaker 4: They won't, so we don't.
Speaker 8: I can't stand looking at this eddiot's face. But Joe Rogan,
Speaker 8: but that could be. We don't know how valid that is.
Speaker 8: I'm sure this is exactly what it's what it's doing,
Speaker 8: but that that line and editing and things like that,
Speaker 8: or catching something because it's already out of focus. You know,
Speaker 8: you see what I mean, right, like, don't just oh boy,
Speaker 8: look at that. But I mean it's too consider it's
Speaker 8: something to put a put a pin in for sure.
Speaker 8: All right, I think that's I think that's all we
Speaker 8: got there.
Speaker 4: Let me check the.
Speaker 8: Comments here, Mike Yeager, what's up? Let me get to
Speaker 8: the top here. I mean, as soon as I get
Speaker 8: to where well you guys are, like I said, the
Speaker 8: thing is in there. If you guys don't see it,
Speaker 8: you can't scrow up to the top of I'll drop
Speaker 8: it in a more time if you have anything, Like
Speaker 8: I was really close to it on Wednesday. Wednesday, I
Speaker 8: showed it up to La to get bottles. And you know,
Speaker 8: it's always smog, right, and it burns off during the
Speaker 8: day as day, so I didn't think much of it.
Speaker 8: And then when I got to the loading docks of
Speaker 8: General Bottle Supplied, all the gates were closed like the
Speaker 8: rollout gates, roll down gates. And then I went inside
Speaker 8: it go, you guys closed up or something.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 8: And he said, no, it's for the fire. I said,
Speaker 8: you guys are on fire. You guys were on fire.
Speaker 8: It's like no, no, no, no, the fire that's burning
Speaker 8: down all of la. I'm like, oh, sorry, I've been
Speaker 8: in the car for two days and I don't really
Speaker 8: watch the news anyway.
Speaker 4: Good to know. So there's that. But yeah, that was.
Speaker 8: And then as I'm waiting for my bottles to you know,
Speaker 8: my time to be called up to the loading docks,
Speaker 8: I'm seeing big chunks of ash landing on my vehicle
Speaker 8: and all of the parking lot. And it reminded me
Speaker 8: of a time. And if I can find this video,
Speaker 8: i'll show it to you. But I think it was
Speaker 8: twenty twenty two. I want to say it was twenty
Speaker 8: twenty two. There was a fire in Pasadena where in
Speaker 8: that area, and it was on September eleventh, and I
Speaker 8: was driving through there to get supplies for and I
Speaker 8: had to go out that way to get supplies at
Speaker 8: that time for some other reason, maybe it was the
Speaker 8: only store that had whatever I needed.
Speaker 4: At that moment.
Speaker 8: And Orange Orange Skies kind of like what I then
Speaker 8: finally when somebody told me, I recognized that it was
Speaker 8: an orange more orange color, and you could smell what
Speaker 8: smelled like. It smelled pleasant, which is kind of sick
Speaker 8: and scary at the same time, you know, uh, like
Speaker 8: like a campfire. But I mean it was really thick
Speaker 8: when I was driving through Pasadena and stuff like that,
Speaker 8: and the ash was coming down in like rain at
Speaker 8: that point, a lot more, uh than where I was
Speaker 8: in La at the time. I wasn't it was close enough,
Speaker 8: but I mean you could just look over and you
Speaker 8: could see the thickness. You can see like the line
Speaker 8: where oh, here's the sky, I know it's supposed to
Speaker 8: look like, and then here's all this. Oh, let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you guys are awesome. All right, let's see. They got
Speaker 8: me with the mandarins. Yeah, yeah, they sold lots of things.
Speaker 8: Philip Morris never connected smoking to cancer. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't either, honestly, at least not nicotine or.
Speaker 8: Tobacco. But although other chemicals that they throw into it,
Speaker 8: sure heart disease and all other stuff too. I mean
Speaker 8: they soak it in ammonia, so that apparently I don't
Speaker 8: know what the reasons are, but uh, let's see on
Speaker 8: an aesoteric note. We have to have angelic help coming
Speaker 8: in this hell.
Speaker 4: Is burning.
Speaker 8: The kisters have their day coming. Yeah, we would hope.
Speaker 8: But it doesn't happen without somebody doing something about it,
Speaker 8: does it? In western North Carolina they took out over
Speaker 8: ten thousand people. Yeah, yeah, probably more. I'm sure they're
Speaker 8: all flushed away. We're under a pile of mud. Dumb question,
Speaker 8: but okay, yeah, I alread.
Speaker 4: Answered that one. Oh shit, why does it do that?
Speaker 4: I gotta set this moss better?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Here we are?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that part I can't explain. Why are there are
Speaker 8: home were two spared and then a whole bunch that
Speaker 8: are just burned. Yeah, because you can just focus when
Speaker 8: you have focused energy weapons.
Speaker 4: I read, I read. I don't know how true it is,
Speaker 4: but they're there. Let's say there are the r.
Speaker 8: Is being rezoned the area I think is but supposed
Speaker 8: to be the area is being rezoned from single Yeah, yep, funny,
Speaker 8: funny you said that because I didn't catch that before.
Speaker 4: Weird. Yeah, microwaves cook from the inside out. That is true.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 8: Did you guys see the projectiles being shot into the fires?
Speaker 8: I did see something like that. Yeah, and they also
Speaker 8: said that they were trying to put out the back
Speaker 8: end of the fire, not where it was spreading to.
Speaker 4: That was a horrible use of their, uh.
Speaker 8: The resources, unless they were trying to guide it a
Speaker 8: certain direction or to let it go that direction. You know,
Speaker 8: if Trump likes bitcoin means no point. Oh, yes, this
Speaker 8: is true, Soaring Eagle, twenty twenty four. So I was
Speaker 8: talking to somebody else. Okay, sorry about that. That's your conversation.
Speaker 8: I gotta keep going here. You guys are basically having a.
Speaker 4: Sailor.
Speaker 8: What does he talk like that you trade in fiat currency? Yeah,
Speaker 8: I know, right, that guy's got a weird voice. You
Speaker 8: traded fiat currency with a more valuable currency yet. Yeah,
Speaker 8: but now they don't even want to give you fake paper.
Speaker 8: They want to give you vapor vapor leader like a
Speaker 8: digital Come on, here, here's your here's your NFT money.
Speaker 8: He sounds like Jerry Seinfeld. Well, you know, lean on
Speaker 8: all the gold, so we're gonna give you absolutely nothing
Speaker 8: in return for it. And it's not exactly at all
Speaker 8: like the rehashing of FDR and everything that happened there. Oh,
Speaker 8: by the way, they had a great depression at that
Speaker 8: time too, right, Yeah, and lots of war, sona lots
Speaker 8: of war. I think most of this is people talking
Speaker 8: to each other. I had a wonderful conversation with my
Speaker 8: mom and told her to look up Jude's and Saturn.
Speaker 4: She was very receptive.
Speaker 8: I can't trust anyone that sounds like Michael. I agree
Speaker 8: with Jesus Jeevus. Yes, serious note, folks stay away from
Speaker 8: folks who took the COVID aged nineteen facts. They have
Speaker 8: been compromised unless they got a place boat and we're fortunate.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's what was bursting into flames.
Speaker 8: Maybe they just pressed the button to activate the shit
Speaker 8: inside the people and all of a sudden they just
Speaker 8: blew up and causes a bunch of fires. They only
Speaker 8: needed eight people to get it started. Did the fog
Speaker 8: prime the land to but hey, even if it didn't,
Speaker 8: even if that fog wasn't for that, my dog's parking
Speaker 8: and I hear like echoing my ears.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, it's kind of distracting.
Speaker 8: But even if they didn't do that, I mean, think
Speaker 8: about accelerant if any of that stuff that sprayed above
Speaker 8: us actually does ever not just become suspended in error,
Speaker 8: And you know with the rain or whatever can actually
Speaker 8: make it to the ground and not just you know,
Speaker 8: be carried away or just never come down. Then there's
Speaker 8: an awful lot of many years, decades worth of accelerate
Speaker 8: that will. You know, metal burns hotter, and there's all
Speaker 8: kinds of nano in there. So the smaller something is
Speaker 8: easier it is to ignite. Right, Try alighting a piece
Speaker 8: of paper or try lighting a log. See which one
Speaker 8: you can laid on first. Right, Both are made out
Speaker 8: of the same material, essentially. Jeff Berwick talks about great stuff.
Speaker 8: He's a real he's really the light yeah something. He's
Speaker 8: funny And I did I didn't even realize that that's
Speaker 8: that Jeff.
Speaker 4: That Berwick Sorry I said it wrong, is the one
Speaker 4: that Max talks about.
Speaker 6: I didn't.
Speaker 8: I didn't put it together until recently and I'm like, ah, oh, yeah,
Speaker 8: that's the guy. Oh okay, So I could just go
Speaker 8: to Rumble Channel if I wanted to. It's okay. I
Speaker 8: found it on this one too. As long as it
Speaker 8: doesn't like Buffer, we can just do it from here.
Speaker 8: But i'll, i'll, uh, i'll, what do you call it?
Speaker 8: Follow that one too. Berwick has a lot of mystic
Speaker 8: a eric occult knowledge. Yeah, you should read my book.
Speaker 8: You should read my book prest Craft Beyond Babylon, and
Speaker 8: read the one that's about to come out too once
Speaker 8: I start it.
Speaker 4: Because if we're gonna, we're gonna get.
Speaker 8: Deeper into who the hell we are and why the
Speaker 8: hell we've lost our memory And it's gonna.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna be bringing in the Waddell and re introducing
Speaker 8: it into a world like I did with h you know,
Speaker 8: Bill Cooper, you know, supplying it to a new generation
Speaker 8: type of thing. Uh. But we need to we need
Speaker 8: to focus on that, and that needs to be back
Speaker 8: out there in the ether too, because it unravels all
Speaker 8: of their nonsense, all of their superstition, all of their
Speaker 8: hold over us, because the religious beliefs and all that stuff,
Speaker 8: all of it. That's not to say there's no God,
Speaker 8: but don't let the demon tell you who God is
Speaker 8: and what his attributes are not a good way to
Speaker 8: go or what he wants from you, or what he
Speaker 8: expects you to deal or not to do.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 8: Oh, let's see, Hey there's Karen. Hi, Karen, Happy Saturn Day.
Speaker 4: Saturn Day.
Speaker 8: Planes dropping seawater works well on fires and real firefighters
Speaker 8: know that.
Speaker 4: Well, so what the fuck are la uh.
Speaker 8: La California government leaders ignorant, incompetent drunks or cover enemies,
Speaker 8: deshoying us, showing us us? Well, Mike, glad you asked,
Speaker 8: because they're not as stupid as they think.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're dumb, they do. They're just the figureheads.
Speaker 8: They are the talking heads for whatever is working behind
Speaker 8: them with their hand up their butt making their mouth move.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 8: But this is like reconstruction in the South. It's just
Speaker 8: everywhere now and it has been for a while. Once
Speaker 8: you see the signs of it, where they put the
Speaker 8: biggest morons in positions of power so that it erodes
Speaker 8: and destroys society, and then they can blame whatever they
Speaker 8: called it, capitalism, constitutional, republic or whatever, even though they
Speaker 8: strayed so far away from it that it has no
Speaker 8: resemblance of it. When the system that everybody assumes and
Speaker 8: thinks because they've been told exists doesn't work anymore, then
Speaker 8: they're going to tell you that you need something else
Speaker 8: and that you need to or they'll set you so
Speaker 8: angry at it so that you destroy yourself. And that's
Speaker 8: one of the things that they love to do the most.
Speaker 8: They like to have you dismantle and basically tear down
Speaker 8: your own retaining walls, thinking that there's something better on
Speaker 8: the other side, so that the floodwaters come in and
Speaker 8: kill you. And that's what happens in Russia, right, that's
Speaker 8: what happened. I mean, it goes on and on and on,
Speaker 8: get the people to use them as the tool to destroy.
Speaker 8: This is what happened with monarchy in Europe too. Everybody
Speaker 8: started in the eighteen hundred so, and you can even
Speaker 8: say earlier than that, with the French Revolution, they started
Speaker 8: bumping off their monarchs thinking that that was the right
Speaker 8: thing to do. All it was doing was getting people
Speaker 8: out of the way for the bankers. And you know,
Speaker 8: when you don't have this if you don't own the
Speaker 8: people who are considered to have the quote unquote divine
Speaker 8: right to rule based on blood. If you don't if
Speaker 8: you don't own those people already, or if they become
Speaker 8: irritating and they have a mind on their own and
Speaker 8: they don't follow all of your dictates, well you're kind
Speaker 8: of stuck with them unless you kill them. But hey,
Speaker 8: if you introduce a four year term type of system,
Speaker 8: then you can institute anyone you want those in those places.
Speaker 8: And when people get caught on to the corruption of
Speaker 8: these people, you're flipping out, flipping out another one anyway,
Speaker 8: And then all of a sudden, everybody's hopes are back
Speaker 8: up because it's a different face, different face, same talking mouth,
Speaker 8: right hand up the butt, Los Angeles directed energy fires,
Speaker 8: Castro resigns, yeah, to bring in ultra Zionists, and Trump
Speaker 8: pushes the New World Order to thunderous applause. Yes, that
Speaker 8: would be a good heading for a news article or
Speaker 8: or one of your sub stacks. There, soaring Eagle, you
Speaker 8: should do that. Homes among large trees in LA.
Speaker 4: But did better, but.
Speaker 8: It's kind of better than those in open areas. Halftime
Speaker 8: Ravens twenty one, Steward zero.
Speaker 4: Thanks. Uh, let's see California. There's a there's a.
Speaker 8: Video somewhere that I saved about the woman being asked
Speaker 8: about you know, hey, why did you sell off the
Speaker 8: water and dump the dump it? The mayor, the woman right,
Speaker 8: the one who's oh, and the fire chief is a
Speaker 8: devout lesbian and wants everybody to know about it. And
Speaker 8: the LGBTQ flag flying. Uh, you know pedophile promoter that
Speaker 8: she is. This DEI shit is also an aspect, right,
Speaker 8: but you know she went off to Ghana while this
Speaker 8: was you know, it's whatever mismanagement on purpose because they're
Speaker 8: all a bunch of idiots. But in reconstruction, like if
Speaker 8: we ever do watch like do a watch party and watch.
Speaker 4: What the hell is it called?
Speaker 2: Now? The the D W.
Speaker 8: Griffith movie from I think I have written down, Ah,
Speaker 8: it's not my notebook's not here. The Birth of a Nation,
Speaker 8: The Birth of a Nation from nineteenth fifteen. You'll see
Speaker 8: you'll see some of that stuff. Or if you just
Speaker 8: read the book Crimes and cover Ups in American Politics
Speaker 8: by Donald Jefferies, and you read the Construction era section
Speaker 8: Tip of the Iceberg, and this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: We lost our country already to the oaves.
Speaker 4: Long ago.
Speaker 8: They just you know, they didn't make it. Obviously they
Speaker 8: want to baby to freak out, but there was a
Speaker 8: soft takeover. They infiltrated, and the just it just changed
Speaker 8: nature and they had a war already, and we lost it.
Speaker 8: The American people lost it, and they were brutalized ever since,
Speaker 8: and they got more and more aggressive and more and
Speaker 8: more bold, about it as time went on, and to
Speaker 8: here we are being chestnuts that they're roasting on an
Speaker 8: open dew fire. Anybody here seet drones or UFOs in
Speaker 8: the last month or so. That's why Serving Eagle asked, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I just think seen this too. I saw a doc
Speaker 8: it's twenty twenty eight. It's a big year for them.
Speaker 8: A lot of these, a lot of these smart cities
Speaker 8: are all supposed to go into effect. Then I saw
Speaker 8: a document called smart LA twenty twenty eight, but couldn't
Speaker 8: put it up on the night cell phone.
Speaker 4: Pull it up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there was one hundred miles of proble winds too,
Speaker 8: which don't make sense unless they're drumming something up, because
Speaker 8: that's not all suck from the from the fire. That
Speaker 8: this was something that was happening as the fires are progressing,
Speaker 8: So it doesn't make sense. Doesn't line up to that
Speaker 8: being just because it's such a big fire that it's
Speaker 8: making like a a healthstorm type of scenario. Right, that's
Speaker 8: it happened too soon for that to be one of
Speaker 8: the causations of it, or causes of it. The fog
Speaker 8: did give me a headache last week. Yeah, sure, it's
Speaker 8: not good for anybody. Yes, I am, and I'm gonna
Speaker 8: go with what Niche says about her. She's not maybe aware,
Speaker 8: but she Niche calls it a Medusa, a Medusa program
Speaker 8: in her, meaning people get transfixed on her and it
Speaker 8: kind of draws you in. But it's kind of like
Speaker 8: in a trance state, and it's not if she is
Speaker 8: as augmented as she says she is, she may not
Speaker 8: have control or acknowledge or the capacity to be aware
Speaker 8: of certain things that are manipulating her. So I would
Speaker 8: be careful in leader of Sabrina Wallace, honestly, you know.
Speaker 8: And what Niche says is to go there for the information,
Speaker 8: grab the documents, but leave her, you know, don't don't
Speaker 8: get too wrapped up into her. I think that's wise
Speaker 8: advice from Niche. And I watched a couple of videos
Speaker 8: and I was just kind of like slightly of trailer
Speaker 8: trash with them with a smarter mind. I had x
Speaker 8: X friends who took the bug shot, the boogie bugshot,
Speaker 8: and they told me a few years ago, we don't
Speaker 8: feel the same about a year ago, these ex friends
Speaker 8: were describing a French wine like computers creep. Yeah, when
Speaker 8: you're not attached. When that tether is severed, you don't
Speaker 8: have the passion that a normal human being has anymore.
Speaker 8: Now you're a block of wood, You're a high lick.
Speaker 8: You have been just been converted into high lick. Somebody
Speaker 8: has taken the spark that you had inside of you
Speaker 8: and stomped on it like they were putting out a
Speaker 8: small fire.
Speaker 4: YEP.
Speaker 8: If you want information on chemical look up safety debt, Yeah, yeah, SDS.
Speaker 8: I know, I've I've been in the well a lot
Speaker 8: of different companies but and a lot of different things.
Speaker 8: But I was in the US Coast Guard, so you
Speaker 8: have it used to be called MSDS material Safety data
Speaker 8: seats and also when I was in the ib W
Speaker 8: as a union electrician, all about that stuff. Sabrina a
Speaker 8: super brilliant inspira. I would be very careful, soaring ego.
Speaker 8: I'm just trying to just keep that in mind. Just
Speaker 8: think about what is this really?
Speaker 4: Just are you?
Speaker 8: Is this just fascination for because of the material? Is
Speaker 8: a fascination for fascination fascination's sake? And if so, is
Speaker 8: there something else going on there? I would just you know,
Speaker 8: all right, there's a lot of comments there. Uh, you
Speaker 8: can if you want, George, I can put the number in,
Speaker 8: but I also put in the link if somebody want
Speaker 8: to come in and talk.
Speaker 4: My d lesbian.
Speaker 8: That almost sounds like a imagine that remember like when
Speaker 8: was it was it America Online? You've got mail. It's
Speaker 8: like you've got syphilis, you've got aids. Been seeing dudes
Speaker 8: with beards and red nails for years, and.
Speaker 4: These mountains too. This ship is just too surreal. Oh
Speaker 4: my god, are you talking about California or what? Where
Speaker 4: is that? Are they yetties that are just dressing differently
Speaker 4: these days? What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: Hm?
Speaker 8: Oh, George, you can't walk in and this late and
Speaker 8: ask that question. Come on, we're talking about the fires.
Speaker 8: Uh let's see. So let's go back to that.
Speaker 4: Now, let's go to.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 4: I gotta click on it again. I think looks like
Speaker 4: we might be able to play from here. Let me
Speaker 4: let me test that real quick.
Speaker 8: I gotta if I can go ahead of the nonsense
Speaker 8: in the beginning, because it's like some wait, is this
Speaker 8: the one? Hold on, there's some nonsense. You know, this
Speaker 8: is actually cut up different than it was on the Okay, yeah,
Speaker 8: so he went in the donated a bunch of money
Speaker 8: and gave out a bunch of toys during Christmas for
Speaker 8: the people, the children in like Mexico.
Speaker 4: Where he's at. He's in He's in the Alcacoco area too,
Speaker 4: hold on, just trying to get there. Okay.
Speaker 8: Trump announces twenty billion dollar data centers, claims windmills make
Speaker 8: whales insane. What windmills make well, well, I mean frequencies.
Speaker 8: Whatever sounds great. We're not gonna watch this whole thing
Speaker 8: because this what wasn't already long at an hour, because
Speaker 8: that's what Instagram clips you off at. This one's an
Speaker 8: hour and fifty two. So we're just gonna get try
Speaker 8: to bounce around here and get a gist of things here.
Speaker 16: But let me.
Speaker 4: Like that, I gotta get up and do something real quick.
Speaker 4: So I'm going to leave you with mister Berwick here
Speaker 4: for a moment and I'll be back. Look at that.
Speaker 4: Trump announced its twenty billion dollar data centers.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, by the way, when when discussing this, and
Speaker 8: when discussing switch, look up the five locations that switches.
Speaker 8: There was one in Nevada, one in Georgia, and a
Speaker 8: couple of other places. There's a huge giant data centers
Speaker 8: none of the classified equipment was even in it.
Speaker 4: But when this guy I think was his.
Speaker 8: Name is Dave that called into Niche's cosmic salon one
Speaker 8: a couple of times. I think he's a regular listener.
Speaker 8: He works for like AT and T or something like that,
Speaker 8: and he was he was loud in't there. But there's
Speaker 8: four phases of security, so like four levels. You could
Speaker 8: you know, this is access to this level of you
Speaker 8: know of secret clearance, and there's another clearance level he
Speaker 8: was allowed in so he could, you know, give an
Speaker 8: estimate or whatever, and he said, this place is very
Speaker 8: very military like in nature, the way that they are guarded,
Speaker 8: And it makes you wonder, is it because if people
Speaker 8: ever catch on that these are the stations that are
Speaker 8: powering the AI and powering the kilgrid and powering their
Speaker 8: digital prison, that they would one day try to put
Speaker 8: it down, stomp it out. So they have this impossible
Speaker 8: security with all kinds of you know, death in an
Speaker 8: instant type of reactions if you get too close or
Speaker 8: try to you know, damage anything.
Speaker 4: Anyway, let's take a look at this.
Speaker 17: In basically the world. He's apparently core in Canada now Greenland,
Speaker 17: and he's renaming things on the world maps. So I
Speaker 17: thought I should get out here and talk about everything
Speaker 17: going on, because it's getting pretty wild. And before I
Speaker 17: get into all that, there's been what looks like a
Speaker 17: weather weapon type attack in Los Angeles. I forget what
Speaker 17: they call it, the Palisades City or something, but it's
Speaker 17: also Malibu and basically a whole big part of Los Angeles.
Speaker 17: And once again, it looks very very similar to a
Speaker 17: number of the other weather weapon attacks. And when I
Speaker 17: say weather weapon, I mean like directed energy weapons, all
Speaker 17: that stuff.
Speaker 6: I don't even really know.
Speaker 17: We'll get into that in this video. But once again,
Speaker 17: tons of places burnt down, tons of places, not tons
Speaker 17: of trees still with leaves on them, very very similar
Speaker 17: to many of the Maui weather weapon, the Jasper weather weapon,
Speaker 17: and so many more. And just like with Maui and
Speaker 17: many others, all of a sudden, the water all got
Speaker 17: turned off. All of a sudden, no one had internet
Speaker 17: or cellular connection, and a lot of people are pretty
Speaker 17: upset about it and saying where's all the help. Well,
Speaker 17: it's a DI week again. To start twenty twenty five.
Speaker 17: Here's the fire chief of Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: I'm super inspired.
Speaker 11: She took time out of her already busy schedule to
Speaker 11: tell us about her vision for the department's future, one
Speaker 11: that includes a three year strategic plan to increase diversity.
Speaker 9: People ask me, well, what number are you looking for us?
Speaker 9: I'm not looking for a number. It is never enough.
Speaker 11: Out of thirty three hundred city firefighters, only one hundred
Speaker 11: and fifteen are women. Right now, she's already looking at
Speaker 11: ways to change that. She's quick to point out that
Speaker 11: doing so has a greater purpose attracting the best and
Speaker 11: brightest for the job.
Speaker 9: They feel included, they feel valued, and they feel part
Speaker 9: of a cohesive team.
Speaker 5: But Chief also checks another box when it comes.
Speaker 8: To inclusive, because that's what's important, right, That's what's important
Speaker 8: that they feel included. Forget about whether or not they
Speaker 8: can do their job. Fuck, oh, that's racist, bigot.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 11: Civity and diversity and this department she's a proud member
Speaker 11: of the LGBTQ community.
Speaker 9: That just kind of opens the door of people that thought, oh,
Speaker 9: I didn't even know that.
Speaker 4: That was an I didn't even know that this man
Speaker 4: looking woman was an LGBTQ. Go figure opportunity for me.
Speaker 17: And here's the three lesbians and one trans queer that
Speaker 17: run it.
Speaker 9: You want to see somebody that responds to your house,
Speaker 9: your emergency, whether it's a medical call.
Speaker 8: Or a fire call in mascara, regardless if they're a
Speaker 8: male or female. You want that, don't you? Don't you
Speaker 8: want that that.
Speaker 6: Looks like you.
Speaker 9: It gives that person a little bit more ease.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 8: Oh, so transgenders want to be rescued by transgenders, I
Speaker 8: get it. I think in a crisis situation, a transgender
Speaker 8: would prefer a non transgender to rescue them because they
Speaker 8: will probably think that they're more competent because they know
Speaker 8: how fucking crazy they.
Speaker 9: Are, knowing that somebody might understand their situation better.
Speaker 4: Is she strong enough to do this?
Speaker 17: Or you couldn't carry my husband out of a fire,
Speaker 17: which my response is, he got himself in the wrong place.
Speaker 13: If I have to carry him.
Speaker 4: Out of a fire, What an asshole? You're a fireman
Speaker 4: saying that?
Speaker 8: Right? He got himself in the wrong place if I
Speaker 8: have to carry him out of a fire. Does he
Speaker 8: not know how fires start? They're not on purpose. Usually
Speaker 8: usually they're not on purpose. Right when they happen organically,
Speaker 8: it's usually not on purpose.
Speaker 17: And also just like many other of these type of events.
Speaker 17: For example, in North Carolina, no one had flood insurance
Speaker 17: or couldn't get flood insurance. We see this a lot
Speaker 17: that the insurance companies a few months before something major
Speaker 17: happens basically cancel everyone's insurance.
Speaker 10: I know I'm not supposed to be here, but this
Speaker 10: is my parents' home.
Speaker 8: I know the feeling.
Speaker 10: And they just lost They got canceled from their fire insurance.
Speaker 6: So they're dealing with this.
Speaker 10: They're ninety years old and through the state of California
Speaker 10: because of this, they're ninety years old that they've had
Speaker 10: They've lived in this house for seventy five years and
Speaker 10: they've had the same insurance and these insurance people decided
Speaker 10: to cancel their fire and we're going through this and
Speaker 10: it just happened and they have no fire insurance. So
Speaker 10: thank you California insurance companies supporting residents who pay taxes
Speaker 10: and love California and they wonder why people leave California.
Speaker 17: Californians had their home insurance canceled prior to these fires.
Speaker 17: The La mayor Is in Africa actually spent their tax
Speaker 17: dollars funding fire departments in Ukraine and there was no
Speaker 17: fire water to put out these fires. Yeah, James Wood, who's.
Speaker 8: A act because it's not a cult, right, because they're
Speaker 8: not redistributing the wealth to other countries and sucking this place.
Speaker 8: That's why it's this money funneling to Ukraine is happening
Speaker 8: and to good old Israel. I don't understand how people
Speaker 8: don't recognize. And I think everybody who's listening here and
Speaker 8: watching probably does get this that. You know, what does
Speaker 8: it say about America If we're the ones who were
Speaker 8: the biggest element that brought about the Bolshevik revolution, installing
Speaker 8: Mao in China, betrayed Shan Kaishak, and establishing the illegitimate
Speaker 8: terrorist state of Israel? What must we have been first
Speaker 8: for that to happen? We were Israel before Israel was Israel,
Speaker 8: because we were already conquered by the banks. And we
Speaker 8: can go into an whole Alexander Hamilton discuss some other
Speaker 8: time about what a piece of crap that guy was.
Speaker 17: Chure's pretty got a bit pretty big following on Twitter.
Speaker 17: Apparently it looks like his house might have burnt down.
Speaker 17: I'm recording this. I don't even know what Dave is.
Speaker 17: I have no clue what dat is? January eighth, I.
Speaker 8: Think, And uh, it's funny because his dog keeps on
Speaker 8: tilting its head to like jerking his head to the left.
Speaker 4: He's like squirrel, squirrel.
Speaker 6: He posted this.
Speaker 17: Actually, one of the major insurance coupanies killed all the
Speaker 17: policies in our neighborhood about four months ago. Of course,
Speaker 17: a lot of these insurance companies, well everything's owned by Jews,
Speaker 17: and they're super super smart and they're super able to
Speaker 17: try to kill everyone.
Speaker 8: I don't know how super smart they are, you know,
Speaker 8: I think they used us for a lot of the
Speaker 8: foundation of those claims that they're so above and beyond
Speaker 8: everyone else. They they co opted, they played dry, they
Speaker 8: outright steel in common deer ideas, good ideas, and then
Speaker 8: convert those into weapons that harm people rather than help them,
Speaker 8: and have been doing so for thousands of years. So
Speaker 8: who's actually coming up with the creates the creative ideas there.
Speaker 8: They know how to be a menace, they know how
Speaker 8: to be treacherous, they have a mind for that.
Speaker 5: But I don't.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't say, just because they're good at finaggling you
Speaker 8: out of your money, and it's taking everything that you
Speaker 8: own that they're somehow you know wise, I think wisdom
Speaker 8: requires some sort of empathy.
Speaker 17: Going on earth, which I don't have you noticed yet.
Speaker 17: And they also make sure they don't lose any money
Speaker 17: on any of these deals.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no no, they actually make it as
Speaker 4: they go.
Speaker 17: So to me, it's very clear if your insurance company
Speaker 17: says we're not going to be doing, for example, earthquake
Speaker 17: insurance anymore, it's all canceled.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Like if you live anywhere in the blast radius
Speaker 8: of what would happen if the new Madrid fault line
Speaker 8: ever decided to grumble and rumble, if they start saying
Speaker 8: there's not going to be any insurance there, I would
Speaker 8: get the hell out.
Speaker 17: Of there, it would you Just a rational, intelligent person
Speaker 17: would have to at this point immediately try to sell
Speaker 17: their house for as much as they can get for it,
Speaker 17: which is hard also, by the way, because if it's
Speaker 17: not insurable sometimes you can't get death contracts for it,
Speaker 17: and everyone's needs a death contract a mortgage. But it
Speaker 17: just makes sense now if they cancel your insurance for
Speaker 17: some event, you need to try to, you know, if
Speaker 17: you want to, you know, survive better than most people.
Speaker 17: Try to get rid of your house as soon as possible,
Speaker 17: at any price, and move away from there as soon
Speaker 17: as possible, because that it's a huge clue that something's
Speaker 17: just about to happen.
Speaker 4: That Black Rock is about to buy it for whatever
Speaker 4: you're asking price it is you.
Speaker 17: Have, and there's all kinds of theories about what's going
Speaker 17: on there.
Speaker 18: You will use the app like Ubert, but not anymore
Speaker 18: to call some tribal.
Speaker 2: But uh.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it doesn't seem too intelligent or wise. It just
Speaker 8: seems like somebody who's trying really hard to utter a
Speaker 8: very simple statement.
Speaker 18: Automatically guided car, set stream and car, we'll come to
Speaker 18: your hotels or wherever you are, and we'll bring you
Speaker 18: to the airport.
Speaker 4: I could see him in a sandbox playing with like
Speaker 4: Tanka trucks.
Speaker 18: No, Los Angeles is one of the cities with the
Speaker 18: heaviest traffic. Who told me in two thousand and thirty
Speaker 18: Los Angeles will be private car, live and free and since.
Speaker 8: So, by twenty thirty, you won't be able to travel
Speaker 8: and move about freely anymore. You will have to have
Speaker 8: credits and you will have to pay somebody for every
Speaker 8: goddamn inch you move. Isn't that nice? That sounds like
Speaker 8: the the Zionist jew utopia, right, every single thing that
Speaker 8: you think, say do try to move and you know,
Speaker 8: accomplish well, I'll be taxable.
Speaker 18: Will allow to transform highways into talks and as a
Speaker 18: public spheres for.
Speaker 8: Me personally, this happens so free wilding the world. So
Speaker 8: think about that, because I think this happens in cycles
Speaker 8: as well. You know, we talk about primitive man and
Speaker 8: we assume because we're focusing on an area and we're
Speaker 8: seeing primitive tools and primitive that all people lived at
Speaker 8: that level and that state of being during that time period,
Speaker 8: and we never really think too much about, Hey, you know,
Speaker 8: we have primitive people right here, right now in this
Speaker 8: time in the present in Papua New Guinea.
Speaker 4: We have aborigines in certain places.
Speaker 8: What so if we only focused on them, the twenty
Speaker 8: twenty five you know, perspective here would be that everybody
Speaker 8: still you know, shits where they eat and throw spears
Speaker 8: at each other. And that would be inaccurate. So who's
Speaker 8: to say that there wasn't a higher society back then too?
Speaker 8: And we're sifting through the crap of the most primitive
Speaker 8: people and being all inspired by how advanced they were,
Speaker 8: right like abd, like look at the idiot children were
Speaker 8: so advanced.
Speaker 17: Asked hardly anyone seemed to know was even happening, which
Speaker 17: is again very similar to what we've seen in Maui
Speaker 17: and stuff like that. It's like it's it's like the
Speaker 17: surprise category five, a surprise category three hurricanes here in Acapulco,
Speaker 17: no warning whatsoever.
Speaker 6: Just you wake up.
Speaker 17: Oh it's a category five hurricane in La It's you
Speaker 17: wake up. Oh, everything's on fire.
Speaker 5: They're not.
Speaker 17: They don't give you much time. You gotta be really
Speaker 17: using your intuition. You gotta be really smart. I would
Speaker 17: just get away from a lot of the areas that
Speaker 17: they're trying to take down.
Speaker 8: Okay, so is everybody still seeing the stream because I'm
Speaker 8: noticing right now that my my connection is unstable, it says,
Speaker 8: and I don't know why. It's it's tanking. Let me
Speaker 8: see something real quick. I gotta tak something real quick.
Speaker 8: I want to see. Ah see, it's not supposed to
Speaker 8: be recording. This fucking thing sets it recently, that's itself
Speaker 8: all the time, So it's trying to record for other viewers.
Speaker 8: That's not that there's no other people here, So it
Speaker 8: decided to just up and change my settings. So it's
Speaker 8: doing a local recording in addition to the fact that
Speaker 8: it already does that for me anyway, so I already
Speaker 8: have a backup. So now it's destroying my internet. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's awesome. It's it's it's bearing down on it. So
Speaker 8: this whole this whole show is probably grainy as ship
Speaker 8: for everybody.
Speaker 4: And I didn't even know that.
Speaker 8: It's when it's when I clicking recorded recording and property
Speaker 8: that shouldn't be there, that should not be there local
Speaker 8: recording please note recording settings disabled. Yeah, so it just
Speaker 8: ups and did that on its own. I really hate
Speaker 8: stream yard so much. Every I checked everything, I thought
Speaker 8: the regular stuff that screws up broadcasts, But that was
Speaker 8: the one thing I didn't look at this time because
Speaker 8: I never turned it on because there's no point in
Speaker 8: doing it. And now it's destroying my internet because it's
Speaker 8: trying to do something that it doesn't need to do
Speaker 8: at all.
Speaker 4: On effing real, All right, you know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna stop this one.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna start one back up, and I'm gonna put
Speaker 8: up everything on here, but I'm just gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 8: fix this, but I have to shut off the I
Speaker 8: have to turn. I have to shut this one down
Speaker 8: in order to do that. So we will be back.
Speaker 8: We will be back.
Speaker 4: Stand by, and you'll see the notification pop up in.
Speaker 8: It's gonna be the same stream yard link if you
Speaker 8: want to come in and join and talk, because that's
Speaker 8: gonna be the static link for a stream yard when
Speaker 8: I'm on. But I'm going to post in the telegram
Speaker 8: group the new link for the show. And if you're
Speaker 8: already a subscriber, which you should be on Rumble, at
Speaker 8: least you'll see the new notification pop up.
Speaker 4: Usually it's late, but whatever, all right,