>>4181973 (lb)

I can see Mt. Shasta AND Mt, Lassen from my front porch/patio.

I notice a lot of odd clouds that I never saw growing up as a kid. Had family that got burnt out in the Camp fire. I don't know what's happening with our weather up here, but I can tell it's not normal. I ride a motorcycle as my only form of transportation… I pay a lot of attention to the weather and the sky. We just got out of a major draught last year… I think the are trying to control the water levels in the Dam's. Shasta lake (which fills from rain and snow runoff from Mt. Shasta) supplies water to much of California farmland via the Sacramento River…

and the Dam also creates a lot of electricity.

Water levels of the Dam may have some correlation to farming/produce prices, and may also be somehow related to PG&E's pricing. My guess is that the powers that be are doing some hardcore weather manipulation and fighting for control of resources. Fire's may be some sort of financial weapon, a retaliation for bad deals, or just an evil show of force. Anyways… I'll continue to watch the water.

>>4182205

So do you think they would manipulate the weather to control the water levels in Shasta Lake? And would fires really be used as a financial weapon for funding?

>>4182225

San Fran is not really NorCal. It's more Central. FarNorCal is Red and we don't have many hippies. Lotta Blue Collar tweakers up here tho.

>>4182260

I've done some research on that. The Carr fire doesn't seem to fit that agenda though. Yes houses got burned, but it wasn't like an event that would cause people to migrate toward the city. I know people whose houses burned in the Carr fire… they are just gonna rebuild.

The Camp fire does fit that agenda though. Had family whose house burned. They are migrating into the city, and they say many of their neighbors will too.

>>4182289

Yes.

There is some folklore that gets told about Mt. Shasta and what may be under/in it.

Lemurians.

>>4182270

All up/down Cali Coast is hippie types.

Inland is Conservative generally.

There are exceptions to that, but stereotypically it holds true.

>>4182281

We have huge timber mills in the area.

There were some mines back in the da but I think they closed.

Where I live there is just a bunch of retail in the city, in the rural areas a lot of farms and retirees.

I live in an area that is on I5 which is a major route for trucking. My city is really just a glorified truckstop with a couple lakes and volcanoes on the outskirts.

>>4182436

I5 is a major part of Cali infrastructure… it's the link from North to South. I've heard there are a lot of pedo's up here… could be because the area is a hub in/out of Cali for things being moved to/from Nevada and Oregon. Or it could just be that the girls are tweaker sluts that suck dick for bags. Dealer's and dudes get busted because when they are supplying the habit they usually don't check id's.

>>4182513

Yeah.

That's what I see daily.

My city is a glorified truckstop in the Northernmost part of Inland Cali.

Hella lot truckers on speed, dealers, lot lizards, bag whores and people who prey on them.

But hey… it keeps the cost of living relatively low.

>>4182601

It makes me sad to hear my state is a disgrace. I know we have problems… it is still like the Wild West in many parts out here. Gangs everywhere, greedy businessmen doing anything for a dollar, and corrupt politicians.

I can guarantee you though… if/when shtf, Cali is gonna be the place where the People will be the victors if there is a real fight for our freedom or a fight to balance the power.