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🚨🇺🇸 Waretown, New Jersey, US Yesterday another wildfire ignited meaning evacuations & 25,000 homes without power today. These fires just keep on happening - they’ll blame Climate Change - it’s not.

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Filip Vvor 1 Jahr

The Directed energy weapons (DEWs) are running at full speed again.

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Amid the LA fires, critical water system failures are coming to light. Expert Brett Barbre joins us to break down California's water crisis, the policies shaping it, and solutions for stronger water security and firefighting readiness.

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Melissa Korponvor 1 Jahr

I’m less than 10 miles from where the fire started. The wind was blowing our way and the smoke was thick and ashes were falling everywhere. Around 11am the wind changed direction and it’s blowing a at from me now. Prayers for everyone 🙏🏻

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Watching Only :)vor 1 Jahr

Exploding smart meters.

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AvoidableMadnessvor 1 Jahr

These fires in NJ need a full investigation. If new housing goes up, we need arrests.

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Keysvor 1 Jahr

wow rumor has it these were intentional as well

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Mark Hvor 1 Jahr

Wonder if it could be preliminary efforts by imbedded foreign terror cells starting fires to distract first responders/deplete resources before other efforts....

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Pog Mo Thoinvor 1 Jahr

@Catgirl_XO 15 min city location ??

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shirley gardnervor 1 Jahr

The DUMB DEMS paying arsonists yo cause chaos despite people being killed ( murdered )

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The Rebelvor 1 Jahr

Does this place appear on their "smart cities" map?

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Tommy Byrdvor 1 Jahr

"Death by a thousand cuts".

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