PROOF: Was the Palisades Fire an INSIDE JOB?!
November 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of 51-49, James exposes the unraveling narrative behind the Palisades Fire — from Governor Gavin Newsom’s “we caught the guy” soundbite meant to close the case, to leaked firefighter texts revealing they were ordered to abandon a still-smoldering burn site days before it reignited — uncovering a $164 billion trail of destruction, deleted city records, and suspicious land grabs that point to something far darker than a lone arsonist.
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