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Thanks to Who D. Who for recommending this article... LA fires clear the way for SmartLA 2028 and 2028 LA Olympics The coincidences continue to pile up, leading many to declare that the massive neglects, mistakes, and failures resulting in devastation from the LA wildfires was more than a natural disaster. Dr. Peter and Ginger Breggin Jan. 9, 2025 4 pm ET. The LA fires are unprecedented in  the number and size of the fires  that have  broken out  in and around the  second largest city in the US . Over 1000 structures and 45 square miles are destroyed. More than 380,000 people have been under warnings or  orders to evacuate . Over  450,000 people are without power . More than 24 school districts are  partially or totally closed . Fire hydrants have run dry. Arsonists in Santa Monica have been  caught on camera setting fires . The LA County Sheriff says  some areas look  like ‘a bomb was dropped.’ President Biden  commented on th...

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  First Order of Business of New Congress Is to Protect Israel What exactly is being inaugurated? Philip Giraldi   The big news over the past week has been the record breaking California fires, which have destroyed more than 9,000 homes. There have been the usual slick denials from the politicians over who was responsible for the promised but not executed clearing of brush in forested areas. I particularly enjoyed the comment by actor Mel Gibson, who lost his home,  when discussing  the disaster with podcaster Joe Rogan. Rogan, a former Californian said, “They spent  $24 billion last year on the homeless , and what did they spend on preventing these wildfires?” Rogan asked and answered: “Zip.” “Zip,” Gibson agreed. “And in 2019, [Governor Gavin] Newsom said, you know, that he would take care of the forest, maintain the forest and do all that kinda stuff. He didn’t do anything.” “On top of that, they cut the water off,” Rogan responded and Gibson then joked,...