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Let’s talk about SmartLA 2028……and how the LA fires, have conveniently aligned with their urban redevelopment agenda. Fires create cleared land….land that’s suddenly available for ‘reimagining’ neighborhoods in line with smart city visions. Properties that were uninsured or abandoned are often the first to be reclaimed, paving the way...

13,438 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Scott Urban
Scott Urban1 год назад

Just like Maui and NC. Land grab for government use.

Фото профиля Daniel Soho 🦋
Daniel Soho 🦋1 год назад

But we will burn your house just before all that insanity happens

Фото профиля California Insider Show
California Insider Show1 год назад

California has the nation’s highest housing costs. Some blame a housing shortage; others, government policies. We sit down with experts to explore what’s driving costs and discuss the state-mandated Housing Development initiative and why some cities push back.

Фото профиля cryptobetzzz
cryptobetzzz1 год назад

What percentage of the fire is contained

Фото профиля Brooke Gossett
Brooke Gossett1 год назад

Each fire has its own containment percentage. The best place to look is here …. The official website for California fire information is the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE). You can visit their official page for the most accurate and up-to-date details.

Фото профиля Pamela Smith
Pamela Smith1 год назад

Interesting @professornez Have you heard about Smart LA 2028 & Summer Olympics .

Фото профиля Hknlack
Hknlack1 год назад

First Coin for SmartLA 2028 HrrTyNAk6f7PLd2TDvy9mVgjELA1E9uXF3ffHPzUpump

Фото профиля ShivBhai
ShivBhai1 год назад

Just torched it

Фото профиля ⚡ Barter to ₿itcoin ⚡
⚡ Barter to ₿itcoin ⚡1 год назад

Same plan since the Vikings. Torch it.

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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🚨 California — "PG&E Knows 'smart meters' Catch Fire and they’re Covering it Up” Pat Wrigley, a former meter reader was fired for his Whistleblower testimony… 🔴 MY THOUGHTS: I’m not saying PG&E had anything to do with the fires in LA… in fact, they don’t even serve SoCal. Southern California is served by Edison (SCE) and has smart meters But the more I looked, the more I can understand why people think smart meters may have played a role in what I think we all collectively believe — that there was a collaborated effort to burn these areas down. • Since 2009, there have been reports about smart meters burning down homes. —— More notably, since 2017, reports on Smart Meter fires skyrocketed… and progressively got worse.. Coincidentally… so have forest fires. • In 2017, lawsuits were filed claiming that their smart meters were responsible for house fires. Firefighters from Fresno investigated a fire where smart meter malfunction was not ruled out as a cause. —— Another case in Vacaville resulted in a fatality shortly after a smart meter installation. —— Fire captains have also reported experiences with smart meter issues leading to electrical problems and fires. —— Media reports, including instances in Bakersfield and Berkeley, have documented smart meter explosions and fires, with many residents and officials pushing for further investigation and accountability. • The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) acknowledged the issue in 2009, and investigations were conducted in 2013. —— Despite the amount of evidence found, the CPUC concluded there were “no issues with smart meters causing fires.” Since then, there have been numerous whistleblowers and fire officials that have contested this, alleging cover-ups by utility companies. With everyone evacuated… it wouldn’t be too hard stealthily cause a few fires in a few key areas. Smart meters should not be ruled out as a contributing factor.

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