THE CONSPIRASPHERE

It comes as no great surprise that the apocalyptic fires in Los Angeles generated conspiracy theories, but what, asks NOEL ROONEY, has the great Tartarian mud flood got to do with it all?

LOST EMPIRES ‘Some say the world will end in fire.’ It was a curious, not to say apocalyptic, introduction to the Orange Age 2.0. Wildfires in the Orange County destroyed large portions of Los Angeles, killed around 30 people, and sparked an equally apocalyptic outbreak of conspiracy theories. Behind the legacy media clatter — DEI firefighters, funding cuts, forest mismanagement, homeless celebrities — darker rumours surfaced. The lack of equipment, water to fight the fires with, empty hydrants, the empty reservoir and fire trucks in the repair shop; these are the signs, if one has the eyes to see them, of a deliberate strategy of ethnic cleansing, even depopulation. Why, one might ask, would TPTB want to kill off a significant number of Angelinos? Why, to clear the ground for…

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