The palisades Fire of January 2025 is presented as a deliberately orchestrated event rather than a natural disaster, according to the author, Miles Mathis. He claims that mainstream media, including the Los Angeles Times, have admitted to a “major stand down” in palisades, with insufficient firefighting resources deployed despite the availability of personnel and equipment. Mathis suggests this inaction, along with issues like dry fire hydrants and conflicting reports on wind speeds, indicates a planned “mischief” similar to what occurred in Lahaina.
Mathis speculates that the fire was set intentionally and allowed to burn to facilitate gentrification or a hostile takeover of prime real estate in palisades and Malibu by “super rich” individuals or entities, including potential trillionaires. He posits that this is part of a larger trend of wealth consolidation and the “eating” of the “very rich” by the “super rich.” The author also highlights the lack of civilian deaths in palisades as evidence that the wealthy residents, described as “rich cousins,” were intentionally spared.
He criticizes the fabricated narratives surrounding wind speeds, comparing them to hurricane-force and contrasting them with actual weather data and the Beaufort Scale. Mathis also points to suspicious elements like CGI images of the fire’s aftermath and the inability to access certain weather data, suggesting a widespread cover-up involving manipulated media and search engine results. He draws parallels to the Lahaina fire, noting similar patterns of destruction and the promotion of specific narratives.
Mathis entertains the idea that the fire might have been a ruse to collapse the insurance industry in California. He dismisses suggestions of the area being turned into low-income housing as misdirection. The author concludes by reiterating his belief that the fire was a scripted event, designed to displace residents and enable a significant overhaul of the palisades area for the benefit of the ultra-wealthy.
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