Cali Fires: MSM Narrative vs Awakened Firefighters & Residents

[1] This week, the MSM has reported that California fires are burning all over the state. (11/8/18)

>Below are the top three stories listed in order by Google Chrome. They all cite Santa Ana winds and/or climate change as the reason for such terrible fires. BTW, one of the big fires in So. Cali extends south from Simi Valley to Malibu. Guess what community is in between? THOUSAND OAKS. (Coincidence???)

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/09/us/camp-fire-california/index.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/09/us/california-fires.html

https://www.cbsnews.com/live-news/camp-fire-paradise-california-butte-county-woolsey-chico-wildfire-latest-evacuation-live-updates/

[2] Last night, an anon shared his thoughts about why the fires are raging in California. (11/8/18)

>>3813247 pb

>IT'S ABOUT LAND AND WATER. EVERYTHING PALES IN COMPARISON. SOMEONE WANTS THE LAND. THEY ARE BURNING PEOPLE OUT AND PICKING UP PRIME LAND CHEAP, AND GETTING THE FEDS TO PAY FOR CLEANING UP THE ASHES THEY HAVE MAKE OF OUR LIVES. IT'S VERY HARD TO REBUILD IN RURAL AREAS.

[3] Retired fireman Mark Taylor Says California Wildfires Were Caused By Chemtrails 10-10-18

>Mark Taylor wrote the Trump Prophecies. But he’s also a retired fireman. In this video clip, he talks about the unnaturally high temperatures of the California fires, which he says are caused by the aluminum in chem trails, which burn much, much hotter than normal fires.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKzhOPePSVM

[4] CA Fires: Clear Evidence Santa Rosa Destroyed For Agenda 21/2030 Development (Oct. 2017)

>Santa Rosa has been engaged in a suit with the govt to prevent it from implementing Agenda 21/2030 zoning restrictions and other oppressive laws and regulations. Many residents of Santa Rosa believe that the Santa Rosa fire was designed to destroy existing homes, forcing homeowners (who cannot rebuild their old homes, due to impossibly restrictive new regulations) to accept new housing that is much smaller and less desirable. (The gov’t couldn’t beat them in court, so they used weather warfare instead.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgPxd65EiHc

[5] Directed Energy Weapons and Agenda 21 Implementation (6-26-18)

>Directed energy weapons cause strange fires where buildings are burned and trees/lawns left intact. Local power companies shut off power, and people can’t get out of homes. Many power countries are shutting off power, supposedly to prevent fires from spreading. Real reason: they want to use directed energy weapons, which will fry the power anyway, and don’t want us to know it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNOw8k_Uyx0

[6] Interview with Fire Captain on Origins of CA Fires (11-3-17)

>He's never seen anything like this kind of destruction in his 30 year career. Also, the fire spread seemed abnormally fast; also the fires broke out all over. How could that happen? Read about directed energy weapons and became convinced this was the likely cause.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWvuPcurB6Q

[7] Dane Wigington Geoenginnering Watch Global Alert News (8/5/18)

>Current weather conditions are not natural. They’re due to climate engineering, aka weather warfare. This is the greatest threat we currently face, other than nuclear catastrophe. Criminal denial and criminal deception is epidemic. MSM does not report this; they give us “bread and circus.”

Wigington says that geoengineering weapons (e.g., chem trails/HAARP) currently creates the kind of high pressure that creates unusually high temperatures in some areas (Northern California) and moist conditions in others (East Coast).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OaodxIsXJI

>>3831208

I can't believe it. Look what I just posted a few seconds before you.

Same story, different angle.

>>3831206

>>3831208

I was just watching a video–[4] in my post–in which the narrator was saying that the reason the power companies shut off the power "to prevent/mitigate fires" is so they start fires using directed energy weapons (which take out the power, anyway) and people won't know.

>>3831256

That's from a Cali fire chief with 30 years of experience. Watch the video.

>>3831250

Limited vocabulary. Low-paid shill?

>>3831283

I wouldn't mind so much if they were not so mind-numbingly boring!!!

On the other hand, it provides a terrific incentive to avoid living in whatever kind of world they might create. (shudder)

>>3831297

What did you do? Mention Q in a comment?

>>3831330

ANYTHING

>>3831227

The people I was looking at talk about chem trails, HAARP & directed energy weapons. Two of them are retired firefighters. The comments of the firefighters are especially interesting because–whatever the cause of these fires–they do behave like normal fires. Firefighters can articulate the reasons why. From there, it's a "piece the puzzle together" as best you can, since whatever is being used, it's obviously still unrevealed to the public.

>>3831370

Say more, if you can

>>3831380

>>3831386

No trouble, but then I have like 11 followers, if they look at that kind of thing!

>>3831394

This tweet seems very interesting to me. The Versailles Treaty ended WWI, but it was so harsh that it laid the groundwork for WWII.

This may sound a little weird, but it's almost like Trump is in France on Armistice Day to start a "do-ever" from that date.

Geez, I just realized. It's the 100th anniversary tomorrow, not just any anniversary:

Armistice Day is commemorated every year on 11 November to mark the armistice signed between the Allies of World War I and Germany at Compiègne, France, for the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War I, which took effect at eleven o'clock in the morning—the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" of 1918. (Wikipedia)

>>3831380

>>3831386

This tweet seems very interesting to me. The Versailles Treaty is said to mark the end of the war, but it was so harsh that it laid the groundwork for WWII.

This may sound a little weird, but it's almost like Trump is in France on Armistice Day to start a "do-ever" from that date.

But on a hunch, I just looked this up in Wikipedia and it seems that Armistice Day was the year before the Treaty was signed. So it's like going back the year BEFORE then in time.

And something more:

"Armistice Day is commemorated every year on 11 November to mark the armistice signed between the Allies of World War I and Germany at Compiègne, France, for the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War I, which took effect at eleven o'clock in the morning—the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" of 1918."

11-11-11

And tomorrow is not just any Armistice Day. It's the 100th anniversary. And POTUS will be there to celebrate.

Maybe that's where he was always meant to be.

>>3831428

I thought it was funny/strange that Thousand Oaks is part of that fire.

BTW, I was in the area you're talking about, between Calabasas and Malibu, when fire threatened to destroy the property of the group I was attending at that time. We prayed for hours that night. In the am, we arrived to find the pastures burnt on the opposite side of that narrow road, but the entire property was pristine.

That's the kind of experience that gives you tangible faith.

Fellow Patriots, I have a question:

At this moment, are there more patriots or shills present???

I vote shills.

>>3831480

Ports is the salient word.

>>3831344

I would bet money that he thinks it's not just forest management. Alternatively, "forest management" could include NOT employing weather warfare to make the fires more metallic and therefore very hard to extinguish.

>>3831343

This was the well-laid trap, wasn't it?

>>3831380

They ought to issue an injunction against shredding ANY kind of ballot for the time being!!!

>>3831535

Anybody else think that plane was flown remotely? Doing acrobats in a commercial jet? Really? And the voice recording sounds like a larper, not a guy about to meet his Maker.

>>3831511

Not me, still learning.

But I do know that the red text formatting is all on one line

like this

>>3831538

Seems like hanging out here would be rather unpleasant for a volunteer shill. I'd demand to be paid.

>>3831546

Many patriots are sleeping. All except crazy night people.

>>3831546

Some shills are fun to troll. Not the ones who just give one-liners trying to get us in trouble with nasty words.

>>3831571

Wanna make a bet???

>>3831571

"Wanna make a bet" is actually for the guy who wrote the orginal "bedtime" comment, not your more nuanced characterization.

>>3831575

Yes, that whole scenario was extremely strange. Not for the MSM apparently; "NOTHING TO SEE HERE."

>>3831578

As a boomer, I've been curious at to just what younger people think boomers are actually about. I know some of the stereotypes, but none of the people I know really fit them.

>>3831586

Fortunately, WA did not pass the proposed carbon tax. A step in the right direction. Baby step.

>>3831585

When I wrote that, I was looking at the posts that I could see on the screen and they were all from shills. Unbelievable.

>>3831590

Green Acres sucks. I prefer Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits. Or Max Headroom (later but still in the boomer spirit).

>>3831593

Yes, and if you're one of them, we're so happy you're here!

>>3831600

They want Trump to resign and everyone other Republican to recuse. I have to admire their gaul!! Can you imagine a Republican being able to make that kind of demand with a straight face!! They deserve all the npc memes we can throw at them!!!

>>3831603

It's a good thing, too, because just about now, Night Shift starts flagging. Especially tough on Bakers, they can't just leave whenever.

>>3831607

If it's 3 am Eastern right now, I'm living in the future.

>>3831608

>>3831612

>>3831619

Sexual liberation didn't turn out all it was cracked up to be. But how could we know? Same with drugs. People wanted to break out of the plastic-y 50s mold of our parents. People were incredibly emotionally inhibited at that time and they really did care about "What will the neighbors think?" It made a whole generation want to break that mold. Unfortunately, many of us turned out to be better at breaking things than anything else. Hard lesson to turn it around and focus on building.

>>3831610

I've always thought "the NOW is NOW"

>>3831640

>>3831643

Link important. Learn how to sleep good

>>3831645

Is Palm Beach the one having the ballot shredding tomorrow or is that Broward???

>>3831648

What time is in Aussie land right now? (Well, what's the range?)

>>3831649

A three-hour tour, a three-hour tour…..

>>3831657

Right. Optics aren't got for Dems in S. Florida right now. Any Florida anons want to go over and check out the ballot shredding party??

>>3831674

Most people here don't seem to fit in with anybody's generation very well….good to be here, anons.

>>3831682

I spent about 7 hours looking up info on the Internet today. I was trying to be sociable. Have you no manners???

>>3831683

Nice. Evening. Maybe not so busy as evenings here. This is a good time for those who like a more relaxed experience. Or having the chance to read what anons submit in real time.

>>3831686

Thanks, I'm brain-dead, but not sleepy.

>>3831694

I think all the generations are kinda screwed up, in part because of (((them))). I want to take responsibility for my actions, not to throw blame onto others, but as we know, the DS has been screwing around with all of us for quite some time.

I work with dreams. And for years, I had dreams with spiderwebs with strands the size of thick ropes. Not easy to undo the conditioning.

>>3831705

Pluto in Leo (yes, that's me) also gives a child-like joy in life. But, yes, as a generation, I think we were afraid of both power and responsibility. Also money, another form of power.

>>3831716

Yuck. If I'm going to Denny's, it going to be for an ice cream sundae.

>>3831736

Who knows? You also may be able to get someone arrested.

>>3831759

I don't think the anti-boomer side is buying the glass-is-half-full argument just yet.

>>3831776

It's quite possible that these fires are being deliberately set by those promoting Agenda 21/2030. The folks in Santa Rose who have been fighting the govt trying to rezone their property are now losing their homes to fire, while nearby high-tech facilities remain remarkably untouched. See the 4th image at >>3831206. That is in Santa Rosa.

>>3831811

Pepperdine is not in a good place. Right up against a steep hill next to a narrow road with ocean across the street Could be very dangerous, hard to evacuate. Prayers.

>>3831828

Because they are still screwing up. Let's not interrupt them.

>>3831845

I live in the present.