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#672: Operation Inferno · Macroaggressions

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Boy, I hate to do this episode because I don't like
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And I don't like to put my tin foil hat on there with regard to these fires and say I think there's something more to it
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But I think there's something more to it and and I and I get it
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It's fire season at least in the northern hemisphere. It's fire season and
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Every year we act completely surprised like I can't believe it's hot out, you know, like the the weatherman do this whole
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production where they
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Lately with the help of climate works, which is a company that
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That we've discussed here before and by the way in the new book I did a bit on them as well
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they
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pay money to
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New stations in fact all the if you're in America all this the
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Small medium-sized news stations all those syndicated news that you see that's owned by like Sinclair broadcasting
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They've all brought in climate works and what they do is they say to the meteorologists
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You know your map that you used to use that showed the forecast that they want you to feel right?
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It's like it's a map of your location, right? It's a map that you've been looking at your entire life
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But when they've color-coded the
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the temperatures it used to be that a
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90-degree day was like orange, right now it's red
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And a hundred degree day is like it's gone beyond red. It's it's like brown
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It's so red that you're burnt. It's so burnt that you're you're dead
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You're dead at a hundred degrees according to the weather and so they have done this and it's it's not accidental
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Of course, it's it's done by design to
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create climate anxiety
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To get it into the minds of people that it's hotter now than it was in the 80s or the 90s or whatever
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But the the the hilarious part is that you can pull up the pictures of this of the newscasters in some cases
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Depending on how long the person's been at the news station in some cases. It's the same newscaster, right?
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showing a map of the news in the
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1998 right and it's
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The same temperature as the picture next to it. That's the temperature from last week
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But the colors have been completely inverted so that so that what in the 90s you realize oh, it's an
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It's a it's a green day, right 85 degrees green day. Well, you know now 85 degrees is red
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Right. No, and now I'm burning now. It's a heat warning heat index
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You know, we're all gonna die in this stuff
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And so they everyone always acts like
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They can't believe that the Sun is out in the summer and maybe it has to do with the fact that I grew up in quite
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Literally the hottest place in the world where you know, the summer is on a calendar, right?
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You know when it's going to be hot
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It's not like it'd be one thing if the middle of December all of a sudden it was 112 degrees in Palm Springs
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But like in August it's going to be 117 degrees in the Palm Springs area every single day
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It's going to be that it was that way when I was a kid. It's that way today
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But if you go there on vacation and you turn on the local news and you look at the weather report because you're like
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Holy shit, this is really hot
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They will have you believe that they have never seen anything quite like this heat now
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It may be the hottest that you've ever experienced
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But the local news will now gaslight you into thinking that they've never had anything quite like this when in actuality
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This is what happens every single summer. I know I grew up there. That's how it is. It's hot
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It's always hot. It's gonna be hot next year too, and they're gonna act surprised like they didn't know it, right?
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but
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So so when you have fires during a hot summer, that's logical, right?
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That makes sense when you have the Los Angeles fire
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The Pacific Palisades fire the the Pal the Pasadena Altadena fire, you know that that big fire
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You got that in the winter
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Okay, that was in I think it was either late January or early February
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That's not fire season. That's
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When we already did an episode on that called burn back better that's directed energy that is a that is a combination of
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intentional
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Intentional intentionally not
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mitigating forest fires
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Which has been done and we're gonna get into this
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It is it's draining the reservoir in advance of that
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It's you know, it's a combination of things and if you'd had just one of them
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It would it probably wouldn't have worked but if you but you have to have a combination of all this
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So what I want to do in this episode is get into I want to talk about Europe because Europe is on fire right now again
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It's not act. It's as accidental as the migrant crisis
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Right if you think that's just a random occurrence that all these people up and decided to walk from from Algeria
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to
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Rome you're out of your mind, right?
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This is this is being done on purpose the fires are being done on purpose. So we'll talk about Europe
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We'll talk about what's going on there and
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Canada Canada is burning. Well, you know that hell I can smell it
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We'll talk about South America because Argentina is on fire as well. And that's there's a bigger problem there
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Well, I want to do something on the local fires here in the United States and Spokane
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We're gonna talk a little bit about that and I will wrap up with some with some directed energy because let's be honest
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I mean you if you want normie news
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Turn on CNN if you want people that are speculating and I'm speculating here. Let me be crystal clear
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I don't know. I don't know if they're actually using directed energy in these current fires right now
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But I'll tell you something that I do know I do know that they have used directed energy in the past
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So if you know that they have used it, they're capable of using it
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They have no moral barrier that they're unwilling to cross
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It is it has to remain an option that this is being done intentionally, right? So the fires this summer
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Are they're just not accidental. This is
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This is up. This is Operation Gladio
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Actually, this is operation in Furno
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Instead that's what this is it's operation in Furno. I mean they are
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Gladio was was used to
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create
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Chaos sporadic chaos across a wide
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Area of Europe, right? A car bombing here a grocery store shooting there a
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Train bombing the here, you know, you do that a little bit and next thing, you know, you've got the you've got the people on edge, right?
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And this is similar a fire here a fire there
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Even if it's not your country
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Even if you all you have to do is be in a bordering country and get this and have the
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the jet stream blow that smoke from
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The neighboring country which doesn't involve you happens to be on fire and now next thing, you know
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You're going outside and you're smelling the smoke. I'm getting it right now my own life in Colorado
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I'm getting it from the fires in Spokane, which we're gonna talk about
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I'm gonna be getting it from I was getting it earlier in the summer from the fires in Utah
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We weren't getting it as bad from the
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Canada fires because of where they were located there a little bit more to the northeast of us
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But they were getting hammered in the northeastern part of the United States with this so
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You know, this is being done intentionally this is
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This is just like the the
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fourth migration
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It's just that Europe and North America are getting fires instead of just getting hordes of
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Freezer IQ'd fourth world savages, right? So they're mixing it up on us now
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We pivot to fires winter will go back to guys coming across the English Channel on boats
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But for now, we're just gonna burn everything that is flammable, right?
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So, yeah, I mean, it's look fires happen during fire season. This is a logical thing
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That that's actually what provides the cover story for it. That's what makes it look like it's organic
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That's actually the reason why the Los Angeles fire seems so inorganic was because I've lived I lived in Southern, California
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forever for decades, right and every
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July and August there were fires there were fires in the in the hills
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There were fires and
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You knew it was gonna happen
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You just didn't know where and if you were foolish enough to buy a house that was next to that and didn't have your brush cleared
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Part you personally you didn't pay to have your brush cleared you were gonna be in trouble because the state isn't gonna do it
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They they used to do it, but they're not doing it anymore. So
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So who's doing it?
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Right like again, you you you've got a natural cover story. It's the summer
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It's hot and now things are on fire
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The normies out there will say well, I've been living for a while and every summer there's fires
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So therefore these fires are natural fires like every other summer. That is a dangerous calculation to make because that's not true
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Yes fires happen in the summer. Yes all the time and and and they can get quite chaotic
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But this is different. This is different. Let's talk about Europe
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So far
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460,000 hectares have been burned already
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Must be all that climate change in Spain, right? That that must be what's what's doing it, you know
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Let's talk about Spain in particular they got hammered and then they come out
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Not not for nothing, but this this wasn't about the
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This wasn't about the
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The fires or anything, but they they came out on some different issue and they were critical of Israel
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Right as Spain is Spain stands up to Israel quite a bit and Netanyahu made a comment immediately after that and
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And and then Israel
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deploys their on-demand human bio weapons right across the the
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They're a little on that little ridge. They're that little part on the Iberian Peninsula
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and next thing you know, it's like a
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Plus be equal see
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Spain criticizes Israel Israel comes out and says nice flower shop you had there be a shame if something happens to it
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The next thing it happens. You've got 8 million migrants marching towards your flower shop
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Oh, and then Spain bursts in the flames
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on top of it
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And and they caught up some IDF guys in Argentina with lighters lighting fires there. We're gonna get to that
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We're gonna wrap up with that again, so
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Pattern recognition. I don't know man
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If you want people to not suspect that the Israelis are out there lighting fires all across Europe
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Maybe in in the future. Don't let your Israelis get arrested lighting fires
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right if you don't want people to suspect or
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or
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Assume or put on their tin foil hat and say, you know, I think maybe Israel is behind this for some reason then
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Don't get caught doing this stuff in the past
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Because when you set the precedent for being the types of people who will do this and you get caught doing this as the Israelis have
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the first question I'm gonna ask is
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When any of these countries start having massive fires the first question I'm not I'm gonna ask is not
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How is their fire mitigation? My first question is what do they do to Israel?
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Because they'll light you up
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They will light you up. So let's talk a little bit about
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What this is the fire season in?
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2026 is
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Already way worse than usual. How much worse? Well, I've got stats for you. You might have you might have noticed in Italy
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This is 1.2 times worse than normal in the UK. It's 1.8 times worse than normal
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In Portugal, it's 2.1 times worse than normal when I say normal. I mean a regular traditional fire season
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It's twice as dangerous in Portugal, but then when you get into Germany
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Germany it's three times worse than normal fire season Spain is three and a half times worse and France is four point one time
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So look there is a zero percent chance that this is organic
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You start talking about standard deviations and things like this, you know, we had this with COVID when when you start having the
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the clot shot people dropping dead and the insurance companies coming out and saying that we had a 10%
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They had a full they're coming out and saying a 40
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We had a 40% increase in death and you go put that in terms
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I can understand and they say a 10% increase in death is a 1 in 200 year event and we had a
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40% increase right so what I'm saying is that Germany Spain and France
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Didn't just get on the wrong side of the universe. They got on the wrong side of somebody and we know who it is
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Or let me say this we have our suspicions about who it could be
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You know could very very easily be the EU as well. I mean we did discuss this. It's so funny now
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I'm starting to see
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Reports of this and I'm glad I'm not trying to be
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Possessive of this
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Information because I want this information to get out to everybody but but Dan Lyman from border Hawk news was on this show
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Well, first of all, I talked to him about it when I was in Austin with him and this was the summer of 2023
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So it's been three years since we first started
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I started talking about his reporting and his reporting was that his his guys from border Hawk news
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Info Wars Europe were in Croatia
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Talking to the Croatian police and they were saying that the the migrants that came had all of these credit cards that were from open society
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Foundation, but that the interesting component was that they were being reloaded
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When they were depleted they were being reloaded not by open society, but they were being reloaded by EU
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So the European Union was involved in this right?
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So when you know that when you know that the European Union are co-conspirators in the migrant crisis
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It stands to reason that when you go there's a huge fire crisis as well. Who are the who do you think might be involved in it?
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I'm dragging the EU down to the police station as well
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Because if they were involved in the COVID situation and they were and they were involved in the migrant situation
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And they were then I think they're involved in the fire situation because they are
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With their partners in Israel and and the like right this is
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lighting fires is
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Very easy to do right the barriers to entry to becoming an arsonist are
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Extremely low right and and you want to talk about a weird kink
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That's a weird crime to commit arson is I mean
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You know how it is. There's violent crimes and you shake your head and you go
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I don't understand how people can be this barbaric
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But maybe I if I was put in some life-or-death situation
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I would rise to the occasion I would and I would gouge somebody's eyeballs out and strangle my bare hands, right?
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You like you think about that like you think like maybe if I was put in this situation I
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Could I could turn I'd have to turn into a savage myself, but I don't know of any
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circumstance that I can
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comprehend in which I
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would
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adopt
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Incorporate or in any way
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Decide that I was going to be an arsonist
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It is such a weird crime to me. It's an unusual crime. I think I I mean
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In this scale, I don't know what the the exactly what the hierarchy is in prison
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You know that like child predators are at the bottom, but I don't know
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I'd be curious to know where arsonist rank in there because that to me seems like such an unusual
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kink I
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Don't know but you know and but in looking at what's happening in Europe, you know you if it were one country, right?
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If it was just Spain you may say well, I mean it
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The conditions there maybe it's like fire mitigation was
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Particularly lax from the Spanish government and that's the reason why I don't know maybe maybe you could make some
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Calculations as to why one country all of a sudden in the summer of 2026 burst into flames, right?
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But when you've got a bunch of countries when you have six of them that are way over their normal
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Is it accidental? I mean summers happen every year, you know, it didn't happen last summer
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So is it coordinated? There's one fire in Spain that burned
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Well put it in American terms 124,000 acres, that's 50,000 hectares
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It's the largest ever
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Largest ever in the in the recorded history of the country of Spain, right?
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And it merged with another fire
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to to be the law well it merged with this other fire it was coming from a different direction and
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Together the two of them combined to make actually is three of them was three fires combined into one
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The three of them combined to make this one massive fire that that in total was
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77,000 hectares, which is the size of New York City
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Imagine a fire. I don't have you guys have been to Manhattan
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It's a pretty big place
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Especially if you get up in one of the buildings and kind of look at the at the distance you get that perspective
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It's a big place imagine the entire place on fire. That's crazy to me
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France's Bordeaux fire has burned 42,000 hectares
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90,000 hectares lost across France in general and
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To do the math on this just multiply just to make it easy just multiply by two if you want to calculate acres
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It's not not totally accurate, but it gets you in the ballpark there have been the EU
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since the start of this year I
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There have been 1407 fires in the EU I
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Got a I'll be fair here. I don't I don't know what the normal is. I don't know what the average is
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But 1400 sounds like a lot to me. I could be wrong if they maybe the average is
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1200 and it and it's just a little bit higher
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but if you had
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1400 fires in the first
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Seven months of the year in the EU when you can when you think that maybe there's a problem
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I'm not talking house fires here. This is that's not what we're talking about
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I'm talking about forest fires like five big enough that require
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Coordinated efforts to put them out but not like lightning strikes that happen in the middle of the mountain somewhere that fizzle out
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I'm talking about like
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1407 fires just this year
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What's going on?
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Greece has lost 21,000 hectares Portugal has lost 51,000 so there's a lot going on a can let's talk about Canada Canada is on fire
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Canada has been on fire for like three different years. This has happened
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It's Canada's burning and it's becoming India. Could you imagine it's burning and India? Oh?
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My god
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So to put this in perspective and we just talked about how massive the fires are in Europe and how Spain had the largest fire in the history of Spain
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The fires in Canada are seven times larger than the Europe fires could put together
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Okay, just to put this in perspective. There are
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900 active fires in Canada as of early August 2026
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900 fires
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Where do you even start now? I get it. I've looked if you look at a map of Canada
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There's a great deal of it is uninhabited as you move north especially like center north and that's where these fires are so again
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You could say like is anybody in danger?
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Maybe yes, sure. I'm assuming that there are some people in danger is Toronto itself in danger. No
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It's not good. That's not happening, but
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But you have Ontario you have Northwest territories you have British Columbia. They're all on fire if you've looked at an aerial
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satellite map of it. It's
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It's crazy
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actually it
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it should be it should be business number business order number one for Canada everything should stop
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Until they take care of this it did but it seems to me and I'm an outsider here
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But it seems to me like it is not the priority that it should be I
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Wonder why that is maybe Mark Carney the banker who's
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You know globalist banker who's rotated in from the Bank of England, maybe he likes this
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Maybe maybe this is you know, he's a dual agent. He's a he's working for the British government
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Maybe he likes the idea of Canada smoldering not gonna do anything to help it
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You know because this is fixable. This is a problem that is a 100% fixable. First of all, if you have arson
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happening
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And I'm gonna get into the Spokane thing, but they caught a guy associated with that
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This is a really simple thing to do you take this guy to the town square like the old days and you you attach him a
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Let one leg to one rope one leg to another rope and arm to another rope
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There's other arm to a fourth rope
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tied to horses you then connect them all up put them in the town square
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Take a gun fire it into the air to scare the horses
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They run in four separate directions and that is the last time you have an arsonist anywhere near your town
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Once you show that you are willing to dismember him in public
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That will stop if you're unwilling or unable to do it then you're gonna deal with this next year, too
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Canada's gonna have fires next year because they're not serious about putting them out
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Fire is great for globalists. It is maybe the greatest thing they have
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Because it's natural they can just say what me
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Mother nature you've got a problem take it up with her vote her out of office
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right
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But it's not just that it's smoke and smoke is one thing it's poisonous smoke that's hammering everybody from Canada
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The northeast of the United States during the World Cup it was a big issue during the World Cup final that was played in New Jersey
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They were can there were taught they were seriously having conversations about moving it
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Should have been in LA to begin with but they were having honest conversations about because of the smoke
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Of course, you couldn't really do that that short, you know with that little time, but that was
29:45
That's that was the direction things were headed so far
29:48
For Canada, we've got the Thunder Bay fire has burned
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319,000 hectares we've got
29:57
Remember how I said that there's there's
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900 active fires so far there have been
30:04
4,324 fires. These are the numbers. I have they'll obviously they'll be changing
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Which worked out to three million seven hundred and eighty three thousand six hundred and eighty five
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hectares were burned
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Which works out to the math on this is
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9.3 million acres
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9.3 million acres in Canada has already burned
30:32
How much more do you guys you guys gonna burn? There's only so many like
30:38
Firefighting airplanes the United States can send up to Canada. Why don't you guys buy more of these things?
30:45
You're gonna need them every year. You clearly have an arson problem
30:49
Do you remember like two years ago when they they showed all the fires that happened in Canada?
30:53
And they all happened at the same time and I was like, well, it could have been
30:58
lightning strikes it's like
31:01
For sure it could have been lightning strikes
31:04
To start a fire or two, but when you have 70 fires starting at the same night all across Canada at the same time
31:10
It's not lightning because if it were lightning why didn't it happen the night before why doesn't happen tomorrow night or next week?
31:17
Why haven't I ever lived in a world in which you can wake up one day and 70 lightning fires started overnight in Canada out of the blue?
31:24
Because that was never a world in which I lived in until two years ago, and they tried to pass that off as a reason
31:30
It's not a reason
31:31
It's arson. It's what's happening. Now the question is what kind of arson?
31:38
Is it directed energy? Is it a guy out there with a matchbooks?
31:42
Is it migrants that have been hired for this? Is it IDF operatives coming from Israel? I mean
31:49
Again barriers to entry for arson very low all you need is a book of matches
31:54
You're and you can grab one of those for free at any restaurant you go into right?
31:58
So this is going to be a problem that does not have a solution
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Unless the solution involves making a crazy example out of somebody and sending the message that anybody that we catch doing this
32:12
We will quite literally throw you in the wood chipper
32:16
And we'll televised it and sell tickets, you know like that sort of stuff
32:20
That's the level you need to get to if you want to get serious about this
32:23
Let me finish up with Canada here Northwest Territories have lost almost 3.2 million acres
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Ontario
32:32
Listen Ontario is not Northwest Territories right Northwest Territories. I'm not an expert in
32:40
Canadian Geography, but the Northwest Territories very limited population
32:47
Ontario is where the bulk of the people live and it's still 1.8 million acres burned in Ontario
32:54
1.8 million acres burned in Quebec
32:58
600,000 acres burned in BC
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700,000 acres in Saskatchewan 700,000 acres in Manitoba. It's happening all across the country
33:08
Is this poor forest management or something more sinister? I mean I because
33:14
I'm not willing to give Mark Carney and his group the benefit of the doubt in the same way
33:19
I wasn't willing to give Justin Trudeau
33:22
So when you guys are globalists and you go to the World Economic Forum meetings and you talk about you know world governments and all this stuff
33:30
Just I'm going to be a bit skeptical when your country also bursts into flames
33:37
I'm just going to be and I'm right to be
33:40
Detroit was ranked one of the worst cities in the world for air quality one day in July
33:49
Detroit not because everybody in Detroit up and decided to get in their cars and drive
33:54
Laps around the city. No, no because Canada blew all the smoke straight into Detroit
34:00
Their air quality was worse than Mumbai. That should never happen
34:07
Outdoor events across America were closed
34:09
They they were closing like amusement parks in Ohio because the smoke was so bad
34:16
It's crazy like
34:20
You're gonna get sued you realize that right Canada, I don't know. I don't know what the process is for something like that, but
34:29
Somebody's gonna put together a class action lawsuit and go after Canada and I know Trump was talking about everyone Trump talks about it
34:35
It always seems, you know
34:38
Twice as ridiculous, but it would be kind of funny if all of a sudden all the companies that were all the businesses that had
34:44
Shutdown all of a sudden. There's just like a huge class action lawsuit. It's like yeah, you you and your poor forest
34:51
management air quotes
34:53
Have done this and this is it's not just you burning your country now. You're burning your country and it's impacting us
34:58
So this has got to stop. Let's talk about Argentina
35:01
When Javier of Malay was installed
35:04
That opened the door for Israel and he just ran through it with his chainsaw, right?
35:11
But this is all an act. He is cartoonish
35:14
His act about putting his hands on the wall and crying and weeping and the whole thing
35:20
We know what's going on here
35:22
Patagonia was in flames in February and of course February would be their fire season
35:29
and they lost
35:31
45,000 hectares in in Patagonia that is you know to put it
35:36
I always you know, it's tough to convert apples to oranges here when it comes to these
35:42
these sizes but
35:43
We'll put it in in terms that maybe Americans can understand
35:48
The Patagonia fires in Patagonia is just beautiful region southern cone
35:55
Maybe maybe like one of the most beautiful places on earth and it is most definitely on my bucket list
36:00
It's been on my bucket list since 2010 and I just haven't made it there yet, but
36:04
One of these days we'll go not going
36:08
Next time we'll go it might be in an investigative capacity, but
36:12
But this is
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174 square miles. We're burned. That's a lot. This is like pristine forest
36:20
This is like UNESCO world heritage sites not that not that UNESCO is the end all be all of of
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designating
36:27
Beautiful places, but it is it's a protected area for a reason because it is it is one of a kind
36:34
And so again, you ask the question do fires happen during the summer season?
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Yeah, they do they do and that is going to always be the cover story that is used because it's perfect
36:44
It deflects away from anybody saying yeah, but couldn't this be in addition
36:49
to
36:50
the organic summer season could this be a supplement we talk about
36:55
Supplements for your health, right? You get a supplement. This could be somebody supplementing the fire season
37:01
well, they are in fact
37:04
and
37:05
But it's it's more than that because there's political decisions that are being made that impact this so in
37:12
Argentina because Javier Malay came in with his chainsaw and said he was going to cut everything
37:18
One of the things he did was that he cut
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The national fire management services by 80 percent in 2024
37:29
80 percent
37:31
so
37:34
So if political decisions are made to dismantle firefighting institutions
37:42
by
37:42
By throttling the amount of money that they have to work with
37:46
And then you magically have fires in the aftermath of that again this this
37:51
This is plausible deniability. This is where they go
37:55
Well, it's a shame that everything caught on fire
37:58
but you know we had to make these cuts and and
38:03
With with an economy as out of whack as as argentinas was
38:08
We had to make big cuts and yeah, we in something's had to go and yeah
38:12
We had to cut 80 of fire management and then we had fires. Yeah, it's it's a damn shame
38:18
Wish we had enough money to go around to make everybody happy. But this is what you get, right?
38:23
So they can play that game
38:25
Where they sell that story that it that it's just they throw their hands up and say this is out of their control
38:30
But when you have 16 park rangers
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to cover
38:34
1,000 square miles
38:38
You're setting yourself up for failure and the question is is this set up for failure
38:45
accidental or intentional
38:48
That's the question because here's what's happened
38:52
Here's the reason why people think this is intentional. This is intentionally letting your guard down
38:57
Because argentina government's fire laws just changed
39:02
They lifted a band there was a band that was in place that used to say
39:09
When you have a fire on this land
39:13
In the aftermath of that fire
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You can't change the zoning you can't change the land usage for it
39:20
What they said now they changed the law. So they said now
39:24
If you have a fire in the aftermath of that fire, you can change the land usage for it
39:31
You can say yes, I understand that this was uh
39:37
Zoned whatever natural nature preserve or something
39:42
But now legally I would like to zone it for residential or I would like to zone it for
39:47
Industrial and build a lumber mill here. I'd like to zone it for
39:52
commercial and put us
39:53
A port here or I'd like to do whatever right now all of a sudden
39:58
If you had a piece of land that burned down in the past it it would have to be used for what it was used for
40:06
previous to the burn
40:08
Now it's different
40:10
so
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This could potentially
40:14
Incentivize a group of people to go around and burn things
40:18
Things that maybe they want to acquire in the aftermath
40:21
Maybe pieces of land that they would like to be zoned differently. Maybe they have it big
40:27
uh plans for
40:29
Taking this this region, but this region
40:33
Is currently filled with trees. What if you burned it down if we burned down this entire region now
40:39
Maybe we could reimagine it
40:41
Legally and that's what's happening. So the reason why people are saying that they think the israelis are behind this is because
40:49
A couple of members of the idf got arrested for lighting fires
40:54
So that's a problem
40:56
Obviously, right and then you've got a president who is israel's bitch
41:02
And then you've got uh fires happening and then you've got
41:07
legislation that just got changed saying that in the aftermath of fires if there happens to be any fires
41:13
Uh, we can do different things with the zoning now and then idf guys come in start fires get caught
41:20
A little too convenient for me, right?
41:24
Have you heard of the adinia plan?
41:28
The adinia plan was uh envisioned by theodore herzel
41:33
You're familiar with theodore herzel. Yeah
41:36
Godfather of zionism, right?
41:39
He came out with something called the adinia plan
41:42
This was jews to argentina instead of palestine. Did you know that did you know that there was a plan?
41:48
There was a plan to take jews to three different places
41:52
Palestine was the first pick that was their favorite and that's ultimately where they wound up
41:57
madagascar
41:58
the island of madagascar off the eastern coast of africa was uh on the list as well and third was pat
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Argentina and patagonia
42:08
So I think we are right to put on our little tinfoil hats when I start to see things like this when I start to see these dots
42:16
And they connect themselves. They're connecting themselves
42:21
Because
42:24
They're on fire
42:25
You can literally see the dots on fire connecting themselves as we do this talk about climate change
42:32
Okay, so this is the sales pitch as well. These fires are great
42:38
They work well for really kind of
42:43
Whatever you want to do
42:44
Because you can always tell people in the aftermath of these fires that they were started because of climate change
42:54
Right that the reason why
42:57
We have
42:59
any fires is because
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There's too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. You guys are using plastic straws again
43:08
And because of that
43:10
We've screwed up the environment so bad that we're just going to keep getting fires
43:13
Now if you don't want to get fires, the best thing to do is to prevent climate change
43:20
So there you can see there's a fires equal climate change, right?
43:25
Climate change is bad, right fires are bad
43:29
So if you don't want fires, then you don't want climate change
43:35
And that's how they're selling it, right? So this isn't first of all the climate
43:42
She is a change in right the climate changes and
43:47
The the carbon tax scam needs everybody to believe this
43:51
That's the reason why it's it's here for here to stay. I've said this in previous episodes and I'll say it again
43:57
You are going to hear about carbon
44:00
About climate change carbon dioxide in the atmosphere regardless of how nonsensical and stupid and obviously fraudulent the sciences
44:09
You are going to hear about it until the day you die
44:12
I'm sorry
44:14
You're not going to hear about it from me until the day you die
44:16
But you are going to hear about it from them. It is such an important piece to their puzzle
44:21
It is the funding mechanism for the world government. They say that in their books
44:27
And it and it is when done properly the carbon dioxide
44:32
Carbon credit scam is going to make central banking look like a game of monopoly
44:38
It is really quite something but um
44:42
It's going to be tough for them to keep the scam going because um
44:46
They're kind of boxed in I think people are starting to ask questions people are starting to
44:52
Have issues about this not normies
44:55
In really as long as the normies believe that there's climate change then
45:00
They think that they're a part of it. They think they're responsible for it. You're not responsible for it
45:05
Climate anxiety is designed to keep people in a state of confusion
45:11
and um, it works really well, but uh
45:16
The fires help to keep the narrative going of
45:20
fire cause global war means
45:23
But it's also
45:25
It's causing global warming
45:28
So it's a feedback loop global warming is a problem because of fires
45:32
Well fires are a problem because of global warming. Well, what came first the chicken or the egg
45:37
But will you have to you have to manage your behavior?
45:41
Because you're creating
45:43
Climate change and climate change is creating fires. That's how they're that's what they want you to think about this
45:48
they want you to think that so
45:51
um
45:52
If they keep lighting the world on fire
45:56
There will be climate change. It will be a self-fulfilling prophecy like a a feedback climate loop
46:03
Where you say the sky is falling, you know long enough. Well, if you keep lighting everything on fire
46:11
Eventually you're gonna you're gonna prove me wrong when I say climate change. There's no such thing as climate change. No, no, no
46:18
There is no such thing as anthropogenic climate change man-made
46:23
Climate change that's the only climate change they worry about. They don't they don't care about anything else
46:27
They don't care about volcanoes. They they only care about man-made climate change because it's not about climate change
46:32
It's about you it's about controlling you and this is a great way that they found to do it
46:38
um
46:40
and look
46:41
good luck controlling everybody
46:44
because
46:45
When you employ fifth-generation warfare like arson
46:52
You you
46:54
You have opened up
46:56
The possibility for all kinds of technologies to be used flame thrower drones have entered the conversation
47:03
You know that right they exist flame thrower drones
47:08
More than likely what's being used in canada in these remote areas flying out there
47:14
Turn this hit the button
47:16
They just blow fire all over a bunch of trees and then they fly away
47:20
You you good luck. What are you gonna do stop that? Even if you catch it even if you catch it in the act
47:27
Who's is it?
47:28
What are you gonna do? You're gonna go back to the drone controller and find him somewhere and hang him by his balls
47:33
good luck
47:35
You know this is this is the problem this this is a
47:39
arson is cheap and easy and tough to stop and available on demand
47:44
And very useful
47:45
But I guess if you want to if you want to look at the bright side of this and it's not much of one
47:52
Theoretically and I say theoretically because after what happened in los angeles, you would say theoretically fire has a season
47:58
There's a fire season meaning that there's an off season
48:02
and in that off season again that that sort of through a monkey wrench in it and la when when you have a
48:07
fire in the middle of winter
48:09
But
48:11
Conceptually speaking fires usually happen during the summer months. So if you if you want to prioritize it
48:18
You could but it's funny that everybody always acts as if they they don't have a calendar and they can't see it
48:24
They're like this is the this has been just a very hot
48:27
July and it's like yeah, no shit. What did you think it was going to be? Did you think it was going to be snowing?
48:33
I mean
48:34
Again, I I don't have much respect for the for the news, you know, but even the local news they act like they have
48:42
Discovered electricity. They're like there is a there is a heat wave moving in this summer. It's like, are you kidding me?
48:48
It's gonna be hot. That's crazy, man. Uh, let's talk about spokane currently on fire
48:54
0% contained
48:57
7500 acres
48:59
Burned 600 homes burned. Okay
49:03
Let me tell you the reasons for this
49:06
Three things and they even admit to it neglected forests high winds severe drought
49:14
Okay neglected how high winds. What are you gonna do about high winds? That's nature
49:20
Not much you can do about high winds severe drought
49:24
Well, that's not as much nature as we would like to believe that is harp
49:30
Uh, just ask Iran
49:32
after Iran bombed the
49:35
Radar towers to smithereens and Bahrain and Kuwait. All of a sudden it started raining again in Iran, right?
49:41
So the drought that's happening in the northwest
49:46
uh
49:47
let's just say
49:49
It's not limited to the northwest because i'll put california in this category as well
49:54
Washington, Oregon, california that that western
49:58
side
50:04
Neglected forest is preventable
50:06
This is the part of it where you get you get
50:09
Severe drought is kind of a maybe right you go. Well, it's a drought
50:13
But you guys are putting your thumb on the scale you could fix that if you turned off all the
50:20
Radar installations that are messing with the weather weather modification like that's a that's a problem
50:24
But in terms of just neglecting the forest that is so easily preventable
50:28
And in fact anybody who is in charge anybody down that line
50:33
Whether you're the head of forest management or you're the guy who signs his checks
50:36
You should all be dragged in front of
50:39
In front of the public to answer for your crimes for what you are doing. What are you doing?
50:45
This is so easily fixed
50:48
You know the answers to the test before you take it. Are you going to have a problem with your with your
50:55
With your forest?
50:56
Well, then get in there and do some fire mitigation. Well, we were going to but we didn't why
51:03
No more money
51:05
Well, why is there no more money? You know this this happens every summer
51:11
There's no more money. So okay, if there is no more money and there is no more money for this the question is why
51:19
How on earth can you make a calculation that this is unimportant?
51:24
So that leads me to believe that it's being done intentionally
51:26
So then the question is who who's doing it? Who is intentionally cutting your fire services so that your place goes up in flames
51:34
Who's doing it?
51:35
Because they admitted that they neglected it. They're admitting that they neglected it
51:42
They arrested the arsonist and and and he previously did time for murdering his own father during a fight
51:50
He did eight years for it. I didn't can I side note? I didn't know
51:56
That during a fight you can murder your father and only go to prison for eight years
52:02
That's interesting, but let's be honest here
52:06
How do you stop this?
52:08
Really? How do you stop it? You really can't
52:11
You can't
52:12
You you can change the culture so that you don't live in a society where people want to start fires for no reason
52:20
But you can't control everybody
52:23
Again the the the only way to to make something like this stop is to show consequences
52:30
Is to grab the guy
52:32
Aaron
52:34
Farinacci
52:35
Who is the who is arrested and again? He hasn't been
52:38
Convicted but somebody saw him kneeling down lighting a fire. So I mean that's a problem
52:44
They described the area as quote a nuclear bomb went off
52:49
in Spokane
52:51
200 000 acres burning across across washington when
52:55
When they describe your arson as a nuclear bomb went off
53:01
I think that the punishment
53:04
Should fit the crime
53:06
Right take them to you want to talk about burning a witch at the stake
53:10
What about taking arsonists to the town square and dousing and tying them to the stake and dousing them with gasoline and lighting them on fire
53:18
I mean, I'm not I'm not saying we should do it
53:22
I'm just saying that if you did that if you lived in a society like that
53:26
Where they actually punished the people who needed to be punished. I think
53:31
you'd probably go through a little bit of a
53:37
A period where people were getting adjusted to the new rules and then after that your society would settle down considerably
53:45
You wouldn't have any more arsons
53:47
After the second or third guy got burned at the stake for arson
53:52
That would stop
53:53
But we're an unserious country. We don't want to stop arson
53:58
Because it's like a broken window effect
54:02
For america. They're like, oh increase our gdp. We can spend more money on
54:07
Firefighting mitigate. You just cut firefighting mitigate. You're not even gonna do that, you know
54:12
So as a state
54:15
The state of washington has failed
54:17
You've failed the people since 2021
54:22
There have been more than 1,000 fires in the state of washington. That's the last five years
54:30
200 fires a year
54:32
Crazy to me 425,000 acres have been burned at what point
54:38
Do you say we should probably invest some money in fire mitigation?
54:41
We're getting cooked here and I don't want to hear. Well, there's no appetite for it. There's appetite for it now
54:48
motherfucker
54:50
Get the money now
54:51
If ever there was a time to find money in the budget for it
54:55
It is in the aftermath of something like this when you could say
54:57
Shit, we wouldn't have had this many fires if you guys had actually put some money towards fire mitigation
55:03
Which you didn't so we're asking for it. No hell. We're demanding it now
55:07
We're demanding it if you don't do that then it's on you
55:11
In the state of washington, it's on you because you've had five years to figure this out
55:16
There is no appetite to do it. They don't want it fixed. They want it broken. They want you to burn
55:22
The government hates your guts and wants you dead. Never forget that. Okay
55:28
interesting
55:29
Little tidbit that the fires started right where a data center was hoping to be built
55:36
until the residents got
55:37
A hold of the and ran them off
55:39
They wanted to build it there and then the residents
55:42
Put up a big stink and then the data center got canceled and then magically there was a fire right there
55:47
I'm sure that was a coincidence though
55:50
I'm sure that way it's called the mead airway heights fire
55:54
If you're interested in looking it all up multi-year droughts
55:58
That's what they say was that we've had multi-year droughts that that are allowing for this. Oh, yeah, again
56:04
We know what's what's happening. It's very convenient to blame mother nature
56:09
Again, you can blame the drought. It's not me man. It's the drought
56:14
Go take it up with the drought
56:16
Okay, but are you exacerbating the drought? Are you in fact causing the drought?
56:21
Which sounds like a crazy question to ask but we live in a world of harp
56:25
Because there's no more droughts in iran
56:28
Rain like crazy
56:30
there
56:31
I don't know. Maybe maybe maybe harp
56:34
In alaska needs a couple drones to come up and visit it, you know restore balance to nature
56:39
remove harp, all right, let's uh
56:44
Let's wrap up with this because I want to this is gonna i'm gonna put on my little tinfoil hat here for a second
56:51
But how many times do we need to see?
56:54
These unusual fires happen before people understand what's going on
57:00
You know there's always been kind of a
57:03
Uh an anti-semitic trope about jewish space lasers, you know, it always been like a like funny
57:10
And we always kind of assumed they were like theoretical, you know
57:14
But i'm pretty sure they're being used in places and i'm not you know, I don't know. They're necessarily jewish
57:19
But there are space lasers
57:22
That is 100 percent a real thing
57:24
And it's uh, it's funny when you say they're jewish because maybe they are and maybe they're not
57:28
And it makes the joke funnier. So so feel free to to incorporate that because that's how the joke has been told
57:34
but
57:35
regardless of
57:37
What the religion the lasers are the outcome is the same it things are burning up and
57:44
You know homes with blue roofs survived the directed energy attacks
57:48
in mawi
57:50
and uh elsewhere and
57:53
Over time people have done that. I was just talking to uh
57:56
To jeff burwick
57:59
And and i'm like, where are you? You know, are you in akapoka? It's no i'm at the i'm at the farm which is outside of
58:05
Wow, it's it's outside outside of akapoka and uh
58:11
And he's told me that he painted he's he's got a blue roof
58:15
You know, he's like i'm not taking any chances. My my roof is blue right and that is um
58:22
You know, that's us
58:23
Like we we we kind of wink and nod and have a laugh about that stuff
58:28
And and the normies out there think we're crazy for it and that's fine because it is one of those things that sounds
58:34
Crazy like rightly so it sounds it sounds like the color of your roof shouldn't matter at all
58:39
it's like well once you dig into how lasers work and where they're coming from and
58:45
You know, you actually do kind of want a blue roof and it's a long story. I don't have time to tell it but
58:50
Do your homework and you'll figure it out. Well, you know
58:53
this is um
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This this is it, you know fire is the perfect cover story everyone understands how fire works people
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You know most people realize nature happens and uh and fires happen even fires happen in unusual ways too, you know, like
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Whether is a factor topography plays a role in it, you know the time of year like
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Not all fires are created equally so you can
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You're always going to have
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The very real possibility of saying that fire is natural
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All right, and you can have a hundred natural fires in one unnatural one
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You'll never get caught and these people have used this this is a this is a tool so redevelopment plans include
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um
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You know, there's always redevelopment plans in the aftermath of Maui
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Los Angeles the the smart la
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2026 plan or 2028 plan if you're good, uh
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Smart la 2028. Yeah, that that is like reimagining
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Reimagining zoning
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For all of the houses that got burned down, but also like reimagining the the streets
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They want to close down streets and turn them into bike lanes. It's the most insane idea ever
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Like especially if you've ever been to or spent a considerable amount of time in Los Angeles the idea of removing
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Lanes from the road and replacing them with bike lanes is
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The is an idea that's so stupid that it could only come from the left
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And it's just people that do not have a functioning brain come up with ideas like that
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and this is all in the aftermath so so
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You can't change the zoning of pacific palisades when everybody's just living in pacific palisades
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But if you burn the place to the ground
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And then everybody has to rebuild you can in fact change the rules so that people have to rebuild differently
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Now i've forgotten my friend who's lost his
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his condo building in in pacific palisades and
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He he told me i mean and i joked with him like last week. I said see it on an archipelago next year
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You're gonna hate the government more than me. He said dude. I am on my way like the
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The things that he's been having to deal with
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They promised they would make things easier. They promised they would fast track. They promised they wouldn't monkey with the zoning
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They lied they lied. They're lying liars. That's what they do. They lie they lie
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Because they work in government and if you work in government your job is to lie to the public. That's what you do. So
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This is something that I think people should have
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Well, if you're reading
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Agenda 2030's 17 sustainable development goals, you know the direction this is headed
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You can see it. They tell you what they want to do
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They they they have a a new version of reality that they are trying to sell to people
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Rezoning into higher density changing land use restrictions
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You know this is this has been the
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The path so fire is extremely helpful for these people. Unfortunately, it's terrifying for everybody else, you know and and again
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pacific palisades fires to put this in perspective burn 60 000 acres
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destroyed
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16 000 structures and killed 30 people
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And it all was preventable
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man
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I you know, we joke about the lasers, but I want to know what the x-37b was doing
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Circling the planet for four years straight
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right as long as I know that there
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There are devices there's a quit and you know what that is
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That's like the mini space shuttle. It looks it's about the fourth of the size of space looks like a mini space shuttle
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And it's unmanned and it fly it just orbited the earth
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for for years
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And nobody would van they fly it in and out of vandenberg and nobody would would say what it was doing
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They're like, oh that mission is classified
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Okay, we'll find the mission's classified
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But don't ever tell me that I'm crazy for talking about space lasers
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Okay, until you declassify some of the stuff don't ever tell me that I'm crazy for
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speculating
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That there might be lasers in space
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They've been talking about this forever
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you know
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You know, I'm just going to
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I'm just going to assume that it had something to do with space lasers
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Be they jewish or otherwise
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Catholic space lasers for all
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Wonder what that would be like. What's the catholic?
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space laser
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Due to you makes you have more kids
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Um, I don't know man
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Are you prepared for this yet?
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I hope if you're somebody who lives in a place where fire isn't an issue good
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Uh, but are you prepared for the other things that could be coming?
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You know, are you in a place that has earthquakes?
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If you're in california, you get everything, right? We got riots fires and mudslides. We got sushi at the mall
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It'll jump me buff it. Um, so
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Get yourself
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prepared
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You know get yourself thinking about this stuff, you know, I mean again if you're in a fire prone spot, yes
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This this should be a no-brainer. There's still time to act
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Do you have a do you have a plan if you need to bolt real quick if you wake up in the middle of the night and things are crazy
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you know in
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2024 I mean I had the worst
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I had the worst. I think it was
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Top 10 worst days of my life. Uh, it the sorry I went to vegas to be with my mom
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When she was getting her diagnosis, which ultimately was you have can't you have stage 4 cancer you have 90 days
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You're gonna die
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We came out of that meeting
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Which is the heaviest meeting you'll ever come out of we went back to her house sat on the couch
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Looked at each other like we'd just seen a ghost
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Couldn't believe we had just experienced that and then I got a call from my wife and she says I just got home
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She'd been out of in out of town. She just got back home to colorado
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And there is a huge fire right by our house and I'm and I need you to tell me what you what you want me to grab out of your office
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It's like, holy shit. So within two hours
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I had both of these conversations the conversation from the doctor informing me that my mother is going to die
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And the conversation from my wife says let's jump on FaceTime
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Tell me everything that you want me to salvage from your from your office before it burns down
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ultimately the fire
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Move turned and didn't burn our house down and of course my mother did pass away. So the whole thing was bad
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But I
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I mean I damn near short circuited after that. I was like
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universe god
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Spaghetti monster in the sky whoever you are
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Could you space it out a little bit could you can't hammer me with this and it just in one afternoon?
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This is a little too much
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But but it was a reminder to me on the fire side of things that like do you have a plan in place if things get get bad
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Get yourself
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I know you can crack these pretty easily
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But those little sentry safes you can go to like target or walmart and get one
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It's a safe with a handle on it and a key that goes in it
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If somebody's got a
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You know a
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Flathead screwdriver and a hammer they could probably bust that thing open right so this isn't where you're going to be
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storing your most
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treasured items right but if you have the ability to have
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A fireproof safe that's got a handle on it that isn't you know
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175 pounds you're trying to walk waddle out of your front door of a burning house with
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Grab one of these small little safes loaded up with your
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Passport and copies of your will and testament like I said early on with your legal shield stuff
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Don't get pushed around.com go get that done
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Uh
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Back up your heart external hard drives with all your stuff like have one of those things that you can grab and go because when I was talking to my
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Wife I said well, there is I've got one of these little safes. You're gonna have to grab one of those and go
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You know grab that thing
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And with the theory being like if you didn't grab it and there was a fire
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It's in a fireproof safe
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Maybe everything in it would still make it
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But you don't want to take your you don't want to take any chances with that so
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Make a point to yourself
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Have a go bag, you know a fire go bag or otherwise something that's got that maybe maybe it's a it's a safe
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One of these little fireproof safes with a handle
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Documents insurance policy external hard drives cash a gun whatever it is right
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You've got it if the shit goes you grab that make sure you grab the key for it
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Grab your key grab that get out right so I don't know
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Something to consider
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I feel like operation inferno is just operation gladio on summer vacation really, you know, just on the calendar for for these months
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You can put on the calendar with baseball
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summer concerts
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And torching civilization seems to be there every year
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Oh, don't be the last guy on your block to switch to a blue roof
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