Well written. I can remember living in SoCal in the late 1980-2000. There was a fire in Laguna Canyon that happened after the planning commission approved a huge toll road and development for the area. Occupied by homesteaders and mobile home parks. All burn out. I didn’t put together the dots back then.
Okay, makes sense of course. Appreciate the numbers. Now…LA county folk need to start thinking about how nasty will be the tax base increase to makeup for all that short fall from loss of 8 figure homes. Damn….
Apologies….What percentage of that land area is untouched? Helps put in perspective the aerial extent of damage. Usual media talking heads make it sounds like the entirety of LA county and surrounding areas are just about kaput. All up in flames, etc.
The media is milking this for all it’s worth, as usual. Not to say it isn’t horrific, but Los Angeles County covers an area of approximately 4,751 square miles, making it larger than the combined areas of Rhode Island and Delaware. It includes both land and water, with about 4,058 square miles of land and 693 square miles of water. So in light of that size the burning areas are a small portion.
It's paywalled. Links to "This post is visible only to paying subscribers of Jeanice Barcelo's Substack".
An oversight no doubt and I'm sure you meant to open that particular and singular post up (with its important conclusion and all) before you made this invitation, right? Otherwise...
I am going to attempt to elaborate my experiences of living in Ventura county California in the mid to late 1960's.
First off the wildfires were like clockwork by clockwork I mean natures clock. Every Fall the 'Santa Ana Winds' would blow. You might wake up in the morning to see your neighborhood street filled and covered with tumble weeds that blew from the winds.....and all you had to do is look up in the foothills to see the first wisp of smoke.
From this point on it was a matter of stopping the fires before they came up and over the foothills down into the populated areas along the coast.
Every Fall we would see the same routine repeated. The fire would crest the last ridge, all the fire roads that were cut into the ridge would be filled with fire trucks, fire fighters, hoses, planes would fly by releasing retardant, water, our neighborhood would line the west side of the street with lawn chairs watching all of this action from less than three miles away. When the fires were out and the fire season was over we would hike the foot hills to get ready for backback trips in the high sierras and unless you lived in those foot hills the fires were really not a problem.
When I lived in Southern California it was earth quakes, mudslide, landslides, flash floods....people knew when the fires were coming (Fall) and if not someone was starting fires or a cause of them.
I see these pictures of the recent fires in California and Maui and it simply does not jive at all with what I witnessed in the late 1960's Ventura County....Those were wild fires that started in the wilds!
If I did not know better the picture displayed above looks more like a "control burn' than a wildfire, thus these fires cannot be wildfires and "we" should not call them that.
Not for nothing but every big city has had a 'Great Fire'
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Denver, Jacksonville, San Francisco (multiple times), Los Angeles, Boston (multiple times) Atlanta I could go on and on an on an on much longer, but you get the drift...
Large swaths of inhabited land burning in my opinion does not occur due to whims of a wildfire, the fires are to some degree started, aided, helped along, directed, calculated...etc...
Some destruction occurs due to people building homes in areas where fires or other disasters are more likely to occur but that is not proof or evidence of anything that has to do with the fires mentioned in this substack.
They are using smart meters to blow up houses and boats (yes, there are smart meters on boats), and they are using GPS devices to blow up the cars. These devices are microwave weapons that can be activated at any time to disintegrate whatever structures they are attached to. Just as the jews blew up people in Lebanon by activating cell phones and walkie talkies, they are doing the very same thing with these other weaponized devices. Please see my article about what they did in Lahaina and please read through to the very end as the info at the end is very important. https://jeanicebarcelo.substack.com/p/on-the-incineration-of-lahaina-who
Domesticated fires?
Socal has been arsoned for almost a decade now.
Aint nuthin new
go fires go!
Well written. I can remember living in SoCal in the late 1980-2000. There was a fire in Laguna Canyon that happened after the planning commission approved a huge toll road and development for the area. Occupied by homesteaders and mobile home parks. All burn out. I didn’t put together the dots back then.
https://ita.lacity.gov/smartla2028
Okay, in terms of the percentage land area in LA county and surrounding counties, that make up the inland empire, remain unscathed?
Okay, makes sense of course. Appreciate the numbers. Now…LA county folk need to start thinking about how nasty will be the tax base increase to makeup for all that short fall from loss of 8 figure homes. Damn….
Apologies….What percentage of that land area is untouched? Helps put in perspective the aerial extent of damage. Usual media talking heads make it sounds like the entirety of LA county and surrounding areas are just about kaput. All up in flames, etc.
The media is milking this for all it’s worth, as usual. Not to say it isn’t horrific, but Los Angeles County covers an area of approximately 4,751 square miles, making it larger than the combined areas of Rhode Island and Delaware. It includes both land and water, with about 4,058 square miles of land and 693 square miles of water. So in light of that size the burning areas are a small portion.
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Great job thank you for this. 100% agree the tells are there for eyes to see, we just need to be willing to literally LOOK at the evidence.
nope direct energy weapons
It's paywalled. Links to "This post is visible only to paying subscribers of Jeanice Barcelo's Substack".
An oversight no doubt and I'm sure you meant to open that particular and singular post up (with its important conclusion and all) before you made this invitation, right? Otherwise...
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https://jeanicebarcelo.substack.com/p/on-the-incineration-of-lahaina-who
Sorry for the confusion. My post was in reply to Jeanice Barcelo 2 posts earlier. Not sure why it wasn't chained.
I am going to attempt to elaborate my experiences of living in Ventura county California in the mid to late 1960's.
First off the wildfires were like clockwork by clockwork I mean natures clock. Every Fall the 'Santa Ana Winds' would blow. You might wake up in the morning to see your neighborhood street filled and covered with tumble weeds that blew from the winds.....and all you had to do is look up in the foothills to see the first wisp of smoke.
From this point on it was a matter of stopping the fires before they came up and over the foothills down into the populated areas along the coast.
Every Fall we would see the same routine repeated. The fire would crest the last ridge, all the fire roads that were cut into the ridge would be filled with fire trucks, fire fighters, hoses, planes would fly by releasing retardant, water, our neighborhood would line the west side of the street with lawn chairs watching all of this action from less than three miles away. When the fires were out and the fire season was over we would hike the foot hills to get ready for backback trips in the high sierras and unless you lived in those foot hills the fires were really not a problem.
When I lived in Southern California it was earth quakes, mudslide, landslides, flash floods....people knew when the fires were coming (Fall) and if not someone was starting fires or a cause of them.
I see these pictures of the recent fires in California and Maui and it simply does not jive at all with what I witnessed in the late 1960's Ventura County....Those were wild fires that started in the wilds!
If I did not know better the picture displayed above looks more like a "control burn' than a wildfire, thus these fires cannot be wildfires and "we" should not call them that.
Not for nothing but every big city has had a 'Great Fire'
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Denver, Jacksonville, San Francisco (multiple times), Los Angeles, Boston (multiple times) Atlanta I could go on and on an on an on much longer, but you get the drift...
Large swaths of inhabited land burning in my opinion does not occur due to whims of a wildfire, the fires are to some degree started, aided, helped along, directed, calculated...etc...
Some destruction occurs due to people building homes in areas where fires or other disasters are more likely to occur but that is not proof or evidence of anything that has to do with the fires mentioned in this substack.
They are using smart meters to blow up houses and boats (yes, there are smart meters on boats), and they are using GPS devices to blow up the cars. These devices are microwave weapons that can be activated at any time to disintegrate whatever structures they are attached to. Just as the jews blew up people in Lebanon by activating cell phones and walkie talkies, they are doing the very same thing with these other weaponized devices. Please see my article about what they did in Lahaina and please read through to the very end as the info at the end is very important. https://jeanicebarcelo.substack.com/p/on-the-incineration-of-lahaina-who
Great Report. Thanks.
They're completely Kosher!
Keep up the excellent work. I hope people will wake up but whether they do or not Almighty God is in complete control, and this too shall pass.
Think of all the electric cars parked in the garages too .. lithium batteries .. more fuel for the fire 🔥 😢
Pretty alarming, the more I look into Judy Wood’s research re 911, I’m more convinced the dancing Jews was misdirection.
There is no way fire can burn all the houses, but leave the strips of vegetation unharmed.
Has there been any blue elements captured on film yet, similar to Maui?
Saw videos of blue trash recycling bins untouched by fire
Yes. Also saw a Penn State blue flag on a burning house. Can’t attach here though.
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End the clearances. Indict those guilty for crimes against humanity