• California faces catastrophic wildfires, with $150 billion in damages, sparking conspiracy theories about deliberate sabotage to destabilize the economy, contaminate food supplies, and accelerate fiscal collapse.
• Major insurers like State Farm exited California, canceling 72,000 policies, citing unsustainable wildfire costs, while theorists claim they anticipated the disaster and acted preemptively.
• Lack of water pressure, diverted firefighting resources, and delayed responses fuel claims of a premeditated crisis, with critics alleging intentional negligence to maximize destruction.
• Fires release toxic dioxins, threatening California’s Central Valley, a key food production region, with potential contamination of crops, soil, and livestock, risking national food supply disruptions.
• Theories link fires to advanced weaponry, geoengineering, and AI-driven depopulation plans, raising concerns about climate change, automation, and California’s long-term economic and ecological stability.

As California battles yet another wave of catastrophic wildfires, conspiracy theories are swirling about the origins and intent behind the disaster. With damage estimates skyrocketing to $150 billion and climbing, the fires are being compared to wartime devastation, raising questions about who stands to benefit from California’s downfall. Critics point to a series of suspicious circumstances—lack of water pressure in fire hydrants, the diversion of firefighting resources, and the timing of insurance policy cancellations—as evidence of a premeditated crisis. Some even speculate that the fires were deliberately set to destabilize California’s economy, contaminate its food supply, and accelerate the state’s fiscal collapse.

Insurance Companies Flee California

The wildfire crisis comes on the heels of a mass exodus of insurance companies from California. In April 2024, State Farm announced it would not renew 72,000 property insurance policies in the state, citing the need to maintain financial solvency. Other major insurers followed suit, leaving thousands of homeowners and businesses without coverage. According to industry analysts, the decision was driven by the unsustainable cost of wildfire-related claims. But conspiracy theorists argue that insurers may have had advance knowledge of the impending disaster.

“State Farm and other insurers knew California was a ticking time bomb,” said Mike Adams, a controversial commentator and founder of Natural News. “They saw the writing on the wall and pulled out before the fires hit. The question is, did they know something the rest of us didn’t?”

A Premeditated Crisis?

The lack of water pressure in fire hydrants and the diversion of firefighting equipment to other regions have fueled suspicions that the fires were allowed to rage unchecked. Some have even suggested that the conditions for the disaster were deliberately engineered. “This wasn’t just negligence—it was a premeditated crisis,” Adams claimed. “Someone wanted maximum destruction.”

The fires have also been linked to broader geopolitical and economic agendas. With California’s economy already teetering on the brink, the disaster could push the state into fiscal collapse. According to Bloomberg News, California’s “Fair Plan”—a state-run insurance program for high-risk properties—could be on the hook for nearly $437 billion in damage payouts. If private insurers refuse to cover properties, the state’s real estate market could collapse, taking property taxes and local economies down with it.

Ecological and Food Supply Terrorism

Beyond the economic fallout, the fires have unleashed an ecological disaster. The burning of thousands of homes and buildings has released a massive cloud of dioxins—highly toxic chemicals that can cause cancer at minuscule levels. These dioxins are now spreading over California’s Central Valley, one of the nation’s most critical food production regions.

“This is an act of food supply terrorism,” Adams warned. “The dioxins will contaminate crops, soil, and livestock, potentially shutting down farms and disrupting the national food supply chain.”

Despite the risks, neither the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) nor the California state government has conducted widespread testing for dioxin contamination. Critics argue that this inaction is deliberate, paving the way for authorities to declare farmland unsafe and further destabilize the food supply.

A Broader Agenda?

The wildfires have also reignited debates about climate change, geoengineering, and the role of technology in modern disasters. Some theorists suggest that the fires were started using advanced weaponry, such as directed energy weapons, while others point to the possibility of geoengineered weather events. “This is more than just a fire,” Adams said. “It’s a multi-pronged attack on California’s economy, ecology, and food supply.”

The disaster has also raised concerns about the future of automation and artificial intelligence. As humanoid robots and AI systems increasingly replace human workers, some fear that the fires are part of a broader plan to depopulate California and other regions. “The globalists have two choices: pay people off with universal basic income or kill them off,” Adams said. “I think they’re doing both.”

For those living in California, the wildfires serve as a stark reminder of the state’s vulnerabilities. “If you’re still in California, consider getting out,” Adams advised. “This is just the beginning. The insurance companies know something bigger is coming, and you don’t want to be there when it hits.”

As the fires continue to burn, the people of California are left to grapple with the devastating aftermath—and the unsettling possibility that the disaster was not an act of nature, but a calculated attack on their way of life. Whether these theories hold water or not, one thing is clear: California’s future hangs in the balance.

Watch this Jan. 10 episode of “Brighteon Broadcast News” as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about deliberate disasters are part of globalist program to depopulate and displace billions of humans.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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