Pacific Palisades Fire

RaceBannon said:
Still among the most valuable dirt in America. If one can hold on the values will recover depending in large part on how fast things can be rebuilt so I guess they are fucked
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All the poors are going to sell for pennies on the dollar while large shell corps move in and buy up the land for development. Same as Hawaii.
Could have been bums, could have also been arson (which it often turns out to be in Cali after blaming climate change).
 
UW_Doog_Bot said:
RaceBannon said:
Still among the most valuable dirt in America. If one can hold on the values will recover depending in large part on how fast things can be rebuilt so I guess they are fucked
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All the poors are going to sell for pennies on the dollar while large shell corps move in and buy up the land for development. Same as Hawaii.
Could have been bums, could have also been arson (which it often turns out to be in Cali after blaming climate change).
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Good chance it's bums and arson
 
CallMeBigErn said:
Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Would anyone be surprised if some bum encampment in the hills started this?
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After seeing 8+ fires pop up across a large region without lightning, and the overtly political response from Trump and the right, would anyone be surprised if…

Hold on, someone's at the door.
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How are all your DEI box checker hires and "elected" officials doing there, dude? They're there totally on merit. I'll wait for the dumb meme response.
 
Goduckies said:
PurpleThrobber said:
Bendintheriver said:
Thought some of you might find this interesting. We know it will take decades to rebuild so I am real curious what people are going to do.
I received a call from another friend who had his house turned to ash in PP. He and his wife had a rental home there. They just sold their main dwelling, which was just down the street, were living temporarily in the rental home while making plans on what to do in the future. They feel fortunate because most of their stuff was in storage in an undamaged area. They also are relieved that they had already sold their home of 20 years just down the street because it too was turned to ash. Losing both properties would have been devastating.
What are their plans? They are walking away from the property and the mortgage. They are flying to FL this weekend, purchasing a home, and moving out of CA for good. Their original plan was to stay in CA and move to Tahoe, but this event changed that. They are both Hollywood production liberals, but I noticed a tinge of regret in their voices. I told them they couldn't move to FL and vote for the same idiots that they voted for in CA and they swore they wouldn't. We shall see. Liberals don't learn lessons.
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Suspect that will be a standard move for many of the affluent affected. Loss of tax base for the People’s Republic of Kalifornia.

BlackRock and other PE vultures will swoop in and buy the property at pennies on the dollar. Same as they did in the Lahaina DEW attack.
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Lahaina wasn't a direct energy attack you tard.
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We dont know that for sure.
Trust the science.
 
RaceBannon said:
Great time for maintenance. I blame climate change

https://twitter.com/x/status/1877774871633264990
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Cite the article. It's hard.

You might find the tweet's bold conclusion is not what the article says at all. Media literacy, it's hard.

Pacific Palisades reservoir was offline and empty when firestorm exploded
Had the reservoir been operable, it would have extended water pressure in the Palisades on Tuesday night, said former DWP general manager Martin Adams, an expert on the city’s water system. But only for a time.
“You still would have ended up with serious drops in pressure,” Adams said in an interview Thursday. “Would Santa Ynez [Reservoir] have helped? Yes, to some extent. Would it have saved the day? I don’t think so.”

Unfortunate time for tiny reservoir maintenance, no doubt, but if not in January, when would you suggest?

How did the cover get ripped? 🤔
 
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Lots of small things that the government is in charge of just didn’t go their way it sounds like.
 
CallMeBigErn said:
RaceBannon said:
Great time for maintenance. I blame climate change

https://twitter.com/x/status/1877774871633264990
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Cite the article. It's hard.

You might find the tweet's bold conclusion is not what the article says at all. Media literacy, it's hard.

Pacific Palisades reservoir was offline and empty when firestorm exploded
Had the reservoir been operable, it would have extended water pressure in the Palisades on Tuesday night, said former DWP general manager Martin Adams, an expert on the city’s water system. But only for a time.
“You still would have ended up with serious drops in pressure,” Adams said in an interview Thursday. “Would Santa Ynez [Reservoir] have helped? Yes, to some extent. Would it have saved the day? I don’t think so.”

Unfortunate time for tiny reservoir maintenance, no doubt, but if not in January, when would you suggest?

How did the cover get ripped? 🤔
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When do the Santa Ana winds blow Ern?
That would be a bad time
Was it empty or not?
Your article is a joke. Yeah it would have helped but still
Next excuse up
 
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RaceBannon said:
CallMeBigErn said:
RaceBannon said:
Great time for maintenance. I blame climate change

https://twitter.com/x/status/1877774871633264990
Click to expand...
Cite the article. It's hard.

You might find the tweet's bold conclusion is not what the article says at all. Media literacy, it's hard.

Pacific Palisades reservoir was offline and empty when firestorm exploded
Had the reservoir been operable, it would have extended water pressure in the Palisades on Tuesday night, said former DWP general manager Martin Adams, an expert on the city’s water system. But only for a time.
“You still would have ended up with serious drops in pressure,” Adams said in an interview Thursday. “Would Santa Ynez [Reservoir] have helped? Yes, to some extent. Would it have saved the day? I don’t think so.”

Unfortunate time for tiny reservoir maintenance, no doubt, but if not in January, when would you suggest?

How did the cover get ripped? 🤔
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When do the Santa Ana winds blow Ern?
That would be a bad time
Was it empty or not?
Your article is a joke. Yeah it would have helped but still
Next excuse up
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This is your article from your tweet. Hth.

Santa Ana winds are strongest in fall, but can happen anytime.
 
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Next time they’ll be prepared. Stay the course. Triple down on the lesbians.
 
Science has determined that droughts and floods are not a recent phenomena. Chicago used to be under a mile of ice and then it wasn't, all before Americans started destroying the world with gas water heaters and SUVs. Same with world hurricane activity. No evidence of increased frequency or intensity.https://instapundit.com/
WHY NOT MORE FIRES IF GLOBE IS WARMING? Good question, especially in light of the many “experts” attributing the recent increase in California wildfires in part to the drought in the area.
In fact, according to Just Facts Daily, (check out the “Global Rainfall Trends” question) there is no record of more or fewer droughts or floods in the past 150 years. One might expect that a correlation of wildfires and droughts would be evident going back centuries, but that just doesn’t appear to be the case.
“Contrary to predictions that global warming would cause more droughts and floods, studies published by the International Journal of Climatology, the Hydrological Sciences Journal, the journal Theoretical and Applied Climatology, and the Journal of Hydrology all found no significant trends in rainfall or droughts over periods that extend back to as far as 150 years ago,” Just Facts explains.
“Previous studies had examined shorter timeframes and found changes that were blamed on global warming, but the results were generally not statistically significant and ‘not entirely surprising given that precipitation varies considerably over time scales of decades.’ These facts drive home the importance of examining the broadest possible range of evidence instead of cherry picking data, time periods, or geographic areas,” Just Facts continued.
 
Ern in scramble mode.
When the best you can get is an article that admits the reservoir would have helped the situation as your defense, you might considering shutting your fucking mouth.

Or, maybe post some videos or memes? That’s your wheelhouse, dumbshit.
 
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