• Mike Adams and Steve Quayle argue that California’s wildfires are not natural disasters but part of a deliberate assault on American infrastructure, food supplies and public health, with the release of toxic dioxins contaminating crops and water sources.
• They claim systemic failures, such as budget cuts to fire departments and diversion of funds to DEI programs, suggest intentional sabotage, leaving the state vulnerable to disaster.
• The fires are seen as one element of a larger strategy, including cartel-organized looting and the destruction of critical infrastructure, aimed at destabilizing California as a precursor to a communist revolution or invasion.
• Adams and Quayle link California’s collapse to its embrace of progressive policies, child trafficking and satanic practices, framing the crisis as divine retribution for societal moral decay.

California, once the golden state, is now a smoldering battleground.

The wildfires ravaging the state are not merely natural disasters – they are, according to the Health Ranger Mike Adams and author Steve Quayle, part of a calculated assault on American infrastructure and stability.

In a recent emergency “Health Ranger Report” interview, the two delved into the theory that California’s meltdown is a softening-up operation ahead of a larger communist revolution.

From the weaponization of immigration to the destruction of food and water supplies, the evidence suggests that America’s enemies are orchestrating a full-scale takeover, with California as the first domino to fall.

The fires have consumed over 10,000 structures, releasing a massive cancer-causing dioxin cloud into the atmosphere. Dioxins, known as “forever chemicals,” are produced when polyvinyl chloride (PVC) materials – common in water pipes, clothing and household items – combust. These chemicals are so toxic that even femtogram-level exposure (a millionth of a millionth of a gram) can cause cancer. The dioxins are now blanketing California’s Central Valley, the nation’s breadbasket, contaminating crops, orchards and water sources. This contamination poses a long-term threat to the food supply, compounding the immediate economic devastation, estimated at $150 billion.

Adams and Quayle argued that this is no accident. The fires, they claim, are engineered chaos. (Related: Mike Adams and Steve Quayle explore the hidden dangers of California wildfires: Are toxic dioxin clouds putting public health and food supply at risk?)

“This is more than economic damage,” Adams emphasized while also stressing that it is a devastation of the food supply, infrastructure and public health.

Sabotage and systemic failure

Quayle pointed to systemic failures that suggest deliberate sabotage. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass cut $48 million from the fire department’s budget just one day before the fires erupted. Meanwhile, funds were diverted to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) training, leaving firefighters under-resourced as the Palisades burned.

“This is engineered,” the nationally known radio host asserted while also stating that the government is complicit in creating the conditions for the disaster.

The fires are not the only weapon being wielded against California. Quayle highlighted the role of cartel-organized looters, who are reportedly conducting military-style operations, raiding homes in the chaos. These looters, he suggested, may be part of a broader strategy to destabilize the state.

“This is an armed revolutionary takeover,” Quayle warned. “No communist revolution has ever succeeded without armed conflict.”

Adams and Quayle see California’s collapse as the opening phase of a larger plan. They point to the Deagel Report, which predicts the death of 250 million Americans by 2025, as evidence of a globalist agenda. The fires, they argue, are part of a “Hegelian dialectic” – a strategy of creating crises to justify radical solutions.

“This is the inception of the rest of the year,” Quayle said. “It doesn’t get better from here.”

The destruction of California’s infrastructure has left the state vulnerable. Adams speculated that this could be a prelude to an invasion or revolt.

“If you were an enemy of America and wanted to invade the West Coast, wouldn’t this be the ideal time?” he asked.

Beyond the physical destruction, Adams and Quayle see spiritual consequences at play. They argue that California’s embrace of progressive policies, child trafficking and satanic practices has invited divine judgment.

“When a society celebrates evil, it creates the energy of a hell storm,” Adams said. Quayle echoed this sentiment, citing a 30-year-old prophecy that warned of fire and earthquakes as divine retribution for the state’s moral decay.

Preparedness and survival

As California teeters on the brink, Adams and Quayle urged Americans to prepare for the worst. They recommend stocking up on storable food, supplements and precious metals, as well as investing in satellite phones for emergency communication.

The fires may be just the beginning. Quayle predicts that earthquakes will follow, further destabilizing the region.

California’s collapse is a warning sign for the rest of the nation. The fires, the looting, the systemic failures all point to a coordinated effort to destabilize America. Whether this is the work of globalist elites, communist revolutionaries or divine judgment, the message is clear: The time to prepare is now. As Adams and Quayle have repeatedly warned, the meltdown in California may be the prelude to a much larger crisis – one that could reshape the nation and the world.

The question is not if, but when, the next domino will fall.

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Watch the video below to know more about the interview of Steve Quayle with Mike Adams.

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

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Sources include:

Brighteon.com

TheWrap.com

SteveQuayle.com