Anonymous ID: 772293 Nov. 18, 2018, 8:27 a.m. No.3950502   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0685 >>0699 >>0775

>>3950349

It's my view that once in a while there is also room for opinion and speculation by informed anons within the notables. Sometimes an anon makes an outstanding post that consists solely of their own thoughts, the result of cogitating upon the crumbs or current events. I don't see a reason to exclude such posts on principle. I would insist that if an Op-Ed post is made notable, it must be of high quality and generally highly acclaimed.

This allows anons on other shifts to have the benefit of other anons' thinking, without the now-impossible task of reading every single bread made during their sleep period.

What say you, anons?

Anonymous ID: 772293 Nov. 18, 2018, 8:39 a.m. No.3950612   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0629

I want to know who burned California.

Who murdered innocent Californian American citizens?

Who burned up trees, animals, birds, livestock, extinguishing their lives?

(If we're supposed to care about Sacramento delta smelts – tiny fish – and about the spotted owls and some other creatures, then shouldn't we care even more about HUMAN LIVES lost in what appears to be a senseless mass murder?)

Who incinerated houses, property, infrastructure?

Who did this heinous act?

 

The California Penal Code sections on Arson are explained here →

https://www.losangelescriminallawyer.pro/california-penal-code-section-451-pc-and-452-pc-arson.html

If a fire was started "recklessly" or "maliciously" and it causes "damages" or "injury", the arson can be compounded with felony charges under California law.

Are the arson investigators investigating?

Will their investigation lead to the truth, or will there be a cover-up?

 

These horrible crimes demand answers.