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Prometheus (2012) isn’t just sci-fi — it’s Ridley Scott questioning creation itself. A team searching for humanity’s creators finds terror instead. Fun fact: Prometheus is named after the Greek Titan who stole fire from the gods — a perfect echo of mankind defying its creators.

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HeyGen

13,348 views • 7 months ago

The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed there was no water during the Pacific Palisades fire, and residents knew who to blame: Karen Bass “The lady cut the funding from the f*cking fire hydrants. Karen Bass, f*ck her, fire her. They have no water.” This isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s a fact. Hydrants ran dry or had critically low pressure. Firefighters even reported it on radio traffic. Roughly 20% of the hydrants in use lost their supply. Also, Mayor Karen Bass signed the 2024-25 budget with a $17.5M reduction to LAFD, which led to reduced preparedness and equipment. They then lied in the after report. Somehow, Mayor Karen Bass is running for reelection instead of being thrown in prison...
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The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed there was no water during the Pacific Palisades fire, and residents knew who to blame: Karen Bass “The lady cut the funding from the f*cking fire hydrants. Karen Bass, f*ck her, fire her. They have no water.” This isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s a fact. Hydrants ran dry or had critically low pressure. Firefighters even reported it on radio traffic. Roughly 20% of the hydrants in use lost their supply. Also, Mayor Karen Bass signed the 2024-25 budget with a $17.5M reduction to LAFD, which led to reduced preparedness and equipment. They then lied in the after report. Somehow, Mayor Karen Bass is running for reelection instead of being thrown in prison...

illuminatibot

34,375 views • 3 months ago