LA Armageddon, "Not My Fault !"

The Tragic LA wildfire has destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and killed at least 25 people... The fires have consumed almost 40,000 acres. Over 12,000 structures have been destroyed, including homes, outbuildings, sheds, mobile homes, and cars... Celebrities and tens of thousands of homes are also without power.? But, “It’s Not My Fault.”? Gavin Newsome declares…? "It’s the Climate Change.? It’s the Trump.? It’s the Republicans…" But many say..., it took an Armageddon event of this magnitude to wake up California’s woke business and political elites and celebrities. Tragically, yet again, through political incompetence, America is witnessing the death of citizens whose safety is the responsibility of the government to protect. ? Real Tragedy! So, who should be blamed for this (again) tragic, but avoidable devastation? Hmmmm.

1. The LA wildfires could cost between $250 and $275 billion in damages while displacing thousands.
2. High property values in areas like the Pacific Palisades are contributing to the massive cost.
3. Governments, insurers, and residents face long-term financial burdens from the disaster.

So, Really, Whose fault is It?

It's easy to say the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, cannot be attributed to a single individual or entity's fault. Indeed, the Governor, Mayor, and Fire Chief could have prepared more proactively for almost inevitable fires in that region... In that regard, the leadership failed to protect people, property, and the environment. But in reality, multiple factors contributed to the severity and rapid spread of the fires:

Environmental conditions: The fires were fueled by a combination of high Santa Ana winds, prolonged drought, and extremely dry vegetation. Yes, these conditions created a perfect storm for fire ignition and rapid spread. Yes, Climate change and poor Urban planning (Experts have long warned about the dangers of building in hillside areas like Pacific Palisades.) Leadership failed here, for sure. And, Infrastructure challenges (unprecedented water demand during the fires drained the city's reserves, causing fire hydrants to run dry.)

While officials investigate potential ignition sources, including arson, sparking power lines, and errant fireworks, natural causes are considered more plausible due to the heavy wind conditions.

It's important to note that wildfires are a complex issue influenced by various factors, and assigning blame to a single party oversimplifies the situation. But many opportunistic zealots will point fingers... The focus should be on learning from this tragedy to improve future preparedness, response, and urban planning to mitigate the risks of such devastating fires.

Be Vigilant.? Be Safe.

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“Stay Curious” and “Think for Yourself.”?? Always decide on your terms.? This is my research and analysis. Perhaps you should take a closer look at them and do additional investigation and scrutiny if they interest you. (SVS)

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~S. Vincent Shin, www.dhirubhai.net/in/vshin

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References/Related Questions for Further Research (Not limited to:):

https://youtu.be/gul9Rn1DWAA, Gavin Newsome, "It's not my fault..."

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IbqP16zi-0A?feature=share

https://youtu.be/eArTNyHlgLk

https://youtu.be/NaBCGTNU8dU? 24% increase homelessness

https://youtu.be/B8U9JqTbGno? California exodus

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ObGFgtGlzqE?feature=share

https://chrispjanelli.substack.com/p/who-is-to-blame-for-the-la-armageddon

https://youtu.be/1CoQkWIvYpw??? Scene of Armageddon LA Fire

Photos show the devastating aftermath of the Los Angeles fires as parts of the city continue to burn Images of LA fire.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mufMde3abQQ?feature=share