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1 hour ago, League Champion said:

The DEI Mayor fired the DEI Fire Chief :dunno:

You can't make this stuff up 😭 

Wait... The dei mayor who hired the dei fire chief has now fired the dei fire chief? 

It's an absurd comedy. I love it when the left eats itself. They always do in their righteousness and moral high ground.

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9 hours ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

Wait... The dei mayor who hired the dei fire chief has now fired the dei fire chief? 

It's an absurd comedy. I love it when the left eats itself. They always do in their righteousness and moral high ground.

DEI on DEI crime 😂 

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On 1/9/2025 at 7:47 AM, The Real timschochet said:

This was posted at FBG by BobbyLayne: 

Millions of views spreading lies about the Palsiades firefighters lacking water because of regulations, the boring truth comes late like usual and won’t be shared: 

1. Reservoirs and tanks were at normal levels and completely full before the fires. 

2. All 114 city water supplies were fully stocked pre-fire. 

3. A 15 hour surge at four times normal demand reduced water pressure. 

4. High demand at lower elevations slowed filling tanks at higher elevations. 

5. This unprecedented fire was fueled by 8 months of no rain and 85mph winds. Water is being brought in continuously. 

6. Even if the protection of the Delta Smelt caused over regulation in California,  it’s the FEDERAL Endangered Species Act that requires the protection of endangered species like the Delta Smelt and their habitats, not Gavin Newsom of California. 

 

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Looks like State Farm was not like a good neighbor…

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2026-05-04/state-farm-wild-fires-fines-regulators-license-mishandling-fire-claims-eaton-palisades
 

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California regulators may seek to suspend State Farm’s license for up to a year and levy millions in penalties against the insurer, alleging it mishandled January 2025 wildfire claims in Los Angeles County.

In an extraordinary step, the Department of Insurance announced Monday that it filed an administrative action against the state’s largest home insurer after an investigation into 220 sample claims found 398 violations of state law in about half of them.

“Our investigation found that State Farm delayed, underpaid, and buried policyholders in red tape at the worst moment of their lives,” Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara said in a statement. “That is unacceptable, and we are taking decisive action to hold them accountable.”

 

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