H.R. 29 - Laken Riley Act passed the House and is expected to pass the Senate. Mike Collins gave a heart-felt and moving speech ahead of it.

Don't mind me, I'm just cutting onions.

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James Woods posted several videos of the fire encroaching on his home. He evacuated. 👀🙏

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Are the California apocalyptical fires all happening by design so they can push the climate agenda?

Some are saying arsonists could be to blame for the fires in California, but the cause of these is "under investigation" - would pointing to a California electric company be good cover if it were arson? (Reminds me of the Maui fires). There are arsonists caught blatantly lighting fires in Santa Monica and Venice Beach now.

I'm also starting to see headlines about climate change. Not only about the fires, but also with articles on insurance companies. Over the past year (interesting timing), several insurance companies pulled out of offering home insurance in California due to the high risk of earthquakes and wildfires. Last March through September, many homeowners were sent notices that their insurance coverage was either being cancelled or will not include fire damage.

Insurance companies complained that they can't consider climate change when determining insurance premiums. One new California rule about to be active is now allowing insurance companies to take climate change into consideration when offering premiums. Even before this rule goes live, homeowners were complaining that their policies were cancelled and replacing the policies, their premiums are double, triple, or even quadruple amounts. I pay $85 for my homeowners insurance each month but some people in California are paying up to $5,000 annually! I even heard one ridiculous report that a homeowner was quoted $2,200 per month. That's impossible.

Did you know CA is allowing insurance companies to use "catastrophe modeling" in their pricing beginning this month? It's also giving insurers access to climate predictability tools in exchange for a commitment for companies to stay in California and offer insurance to most of the state. This is where the money will be going - follow the money...

Did you also know that the UN is driving home insurance behaviors? Yeah, I've fallen down a rabbit-hole and I can't get up.

And water ran out everywhere - dry fire hydrants. Trump blames Newsome for this - says Newsome was offered a solution during Trump's last administration and is calling on him to resign.

QUESTIONS:
Why did the fire hydrants run out of water?
Why did insurance companies cancel policies in California over the last several months? Did they know something was coming?
Why is the United Nations involved in "Sustainable Insurance"? Why did they get involved in California back in 2019 to create an "insurance roadmap"? Isn't it funny that the last five years since then we've seen an increase in large, wide-spread wildfires?
Why would California legislators add the rule that insurance companies can consider climate change in their premiums?
Were these fires started in order to push forth a climate change narrative?

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Thank you Braveheart @TheBlackRobedRegiment for being the inspiration for this thread