Thread by @FiorellaIsabelM

BREAKING CORRUPTION CONFIRMED Multiple insurance companies canceled people’s fire insurance weeks before the fire. This is said by several people including this resident here. There’s more. 🧵

There are reports of numerous homeowner fire insurance cancellations similar to the North Carolina flooding issue, mere weeks before the Palisades fire in Southern California.

One report came from actor James Woods.

There’s been a huge shortage of fire fighters and when this began the focus was on the fires near the billionaire and millionaire homes in Malibu and Palisades, so the small forces that existed were sent there. Leaving Altadena, Eaton, Sylmar to fend for themselves. My friend in Altadena said they saw one officer and no firefighters as the houses became engulfed in flames.

In fact in these areas of Pasadena and Altadena most news outlets and media coverage are grossly UNDERESTIMATING the amount of burned houses, that have been lost. They’re giving numbers in the hundreds while the numbers are in thousands and rising. The fires are reaching cities.

Apart from that there’s the issue of water shortage which has ALWAYS been a problem in Los Angeles. Just watch the movie Chinatown. On top of that the water pressure from fire hydrants is being taken where there’s most need so when residents in these areas tried to use their hoses there’s no pressure. Water is scarce & being pulled in different directions, so it exacerbated the entire situation.

Insurance companies like State Farm claimed that they canceled insurance policies for 100s of houses in the Palisades in 2024 to avoid financial failure, due to risk of fire. The question is if they and the government knew this why was nothing done? The answer could be found in disaster capitalism. Developers are huge in LA and they can easily turn a profit off of any burnt homes by taking the land and building more rentals, less homes. Going right along with the “you’ll own nothing and love it,” WEF agenda. These will easily happen in the working class areas extremely quickly. Small businesses will likely be unable to come back as well, making it easier for corporations to take over.

And there’s more supporting this. Let’s take a look at the use of “private firefighters”. The government in California has been one of the most corrupt and useless. People who have the means get private firefighters in these areas to secure their homes & interests instead of the State doing it. It lessens the cost for the Janine companies as well.

But these “private firefighters crews” are trained mostly to prevent and mitigate, not as first responders.

So you have a failed system, working exactly for those who hold power, and when something like this happens it shows.

If the home insurance companies like health, or other natural disaster coverage can cancel at a whim and the government isn’t there to protect citizens in case of a disaster, then the most catastrophic thing for these residents will come after the fires stop and they’re denied claims or left hanging. Only those with the funds to have lawyers and people set to fight & begun again will be fine. The rest will be left alone as developers take over everything and there pushed out. Just like we saw in North Carolina and Lahaina.

You’ll see the “left” blame the lack of attention to climate change and the right blame the policies of the left.

But the truth is beyond the failure of Gavin Newsom (which he’s an utter disaster, see the photos) is that the entire government of California is corrupt.

The system itself has been failing for people & working for the powerful elite by design, left or right middle, upper or working class. It doesn’t matter they’ll take what they want and profit off this because that’s what the US has become and that’s what the plan is.

Newsome didn’t do what he should’ve done for fire prevention and misled the public. But also, that’s California’s system to the T, a failure by design. Which is why you’ll see even more people leave.

The last thing point out is that facts are facts. Drought is a thing in SoCal and fires are a yearly occurrence. But fires like these are the worst we’ve seen in modern times. But they still should be preventable and proactive measures should have been taken. The government has failed the people. Democrats are in power in California but we’ve seen failures in Republican Texas, in Republican Florida and in Democrat North Carolina.

I advise people to get their thinking caps on and stop blaming the fake duopoly parties and start understanding it’s the entire system. Look at those in power who R or D work for the elite, not each other for blame.

And don’t be mad when people say this is karma or question why the entire world has watched Gaza burn for over a year and 4 months and only when the US’s most important county is in peril do most react.

Don’t take that criticism as lacking empathy but rather understanding reality.

Btw this is why people are saying KARMA and to whom it’s directed. We in the USA could never deal with the violence we export.

https://x.com/fiorellaisabelm/status/1877359312625864893?s=46

Regarding insurance companies doing this btw it’s perfectly legal for them to do so. The problem is the system doesn’t work for the majority of people. Woods and others wil be fine but those who are stuck in between and don’t have millions will always suffer the most.

One thing I forgot to mention about the LA Water wars:

California’s Water Overlords: The Resnicks and Their Ties to Israel

Billionaire Zionist couple Stewart and Lynda Resnick, with a combined net worth of $9 billion, control much of California’s water supply through their company, “Wonderful.”

In 1994, the Resnicks acquired the Kern Water Bank, which is California’s largest water reserve, through a controversial deal, effectively privatizing a public resource. As California’s drought deepens, and it has. their water usage grows, while local communities get rationed and prices skyrocket.

This type of hoarding worsens the impact of wildfires, exacerbating the state’s water scarcity. As I mentioned earlier worsening an already occurring crisis. Since 1994, they’ve consumed over 150 billion gallons annually, while local working class communities face droughts, rising costs, and water shortages.

The Resnicks’ agricultural empire spans across water-intensive crops like almonds and pistachios in California’s Central Valley. Their brands include FIJI Water, Pom Wonderful, and Wonderful Pistachios.

They have deep ties to Israel and have donated millions to Friends of the IDF, and 50 million to the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. Meanwhile, they provide the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Fellowship at the National Library of Israel and have partnerships with Israeli companies like Netafim.

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More info here pnqk.me/uq8rnc