concordtom said:movielover said:BREAKING NOW - A LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICIAL has stated that there have been nearly 300 fires set intentionally by acts of arson and or terrorism in and throughout the city by either homeless individuals and or organized arsonists.
— Jack Hibbs (@RealJackHibbs) January 10, 2025
Los Angeles is under attack by those with a…
I wouldn't discount the possibility that this massive catastrophe happened because of arson.
It could happen by disgruntled homeless or by Al Queda type enemies of the state - and is relatively very very simple.
All the more reason to strategize a Manhattan Project for defense against such an attack.
Creating fewer enemies is a great deterrent start!!
I recall hearing how the wealthy in Buenos Aires live behind huge walls with bars on every window - that struck me as a hell of a (unfortunate) way to live.
Wealth concentration, whether locally or globally, is a B*. Man is jealous. And we've always known it. Cain vs Abel.
The enemies here are not foreign terrorists, they are domestic antisocial types, the same types that push people into the path of an arriving subway train in NYC. There are nearly 100,000 homeless in LA, a sizeable percentage with mental illness, and a very small percentage who probably deeply resent their condition and could act upon that resentment. A very small percentage of 100,000 people is a lot of people.
There also are many environmental activists who have gone to the dark side, think Ted Kaczynski but with the cause of anthropogenic global warming. What a better way to drive the narrative that the planet is "burning" than to actually burn the city down. In last year's forest fires in the east and Canada, many such arsonist characters were apprehended.