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  2. I would like to share Reinette Senum’s Foghorn Express Substack video “Lahaina–A Modern Day Pearl Harbor”. She had a pass to enter after Katrina and shares her story connecting with an oil heiress who lost her property, then her experiences with Paradise and Santa Rosa, her conclusion “this is war” along with footage and advice.
    https://reinettesenumsfoghornexpress.substack.com/p/lahaina-a-modern-day-pearl-harbor?fbclid=IwAR0zLob2Copb-VMwGUfzBqsf6_XhLl7QDW3KtjhaQ9nhgSfo4JB-29SFAHs
    Also sharing from Jaime, former Wall Streeter, of “Aplanetruth” who lives in Mendocino County whose website covers DEW footage along with hidden history. Sofia Smallstorm has been on his podcasts. The people know. ??
    https://youtu.be/hVDpv-t7ZoU

    1. As per the article from the first link above,
      “If we want companies to be back in higher-risk areas sooner, we have to have a mechanism for them to charge rate levels that serve high-risk communities,” Frazier said. “The longer it takes to get to that rate level, the longer it will take for the market to rebound and for [insurance] availability to improve.”
      Mr. Frazier is 100% correct. As risk increases, such as increased annual wildfires, the cost to mitigate that risk also increases. One might ask how has our Insurance Commissioner in CA been interfacing with the insurance companies which have pulled out of CA? Were rate increases discussed…did any negotiation result? As a retried 25 year insurance agent in California, the insurance markets fluctuate. It’s the nature of the business, however, I never saw such a hard line from many of the insurance companies which have recently announced their withdrawals from this state. I have to wonder if California is not agreement capable as Catherine so often points out is the case at the Federal Level.

      1. If I was an insurance company, I would hard line out of California. Question is whether they are anticipating a wave of highly expensive fires.

      2. Good points. I worked in San Francisco for over 30 years and lived in Mill Valley for 34 years. My husband and I moved out of CA in 2018 to a conservative town in Western NY, my hometown. People here live in reality. We were subjected to deep state tactics, and my intuition was screaming that we leave. It is such a beautiful area but a dark cloud descended after 2000. I don’t own any property there but keep up with the apparent destruction going on in the Bay area like the stand down order on crime. We were able to move since we’re retired with no children, family or business commitments in CA.

  4. 18:00 re: Maui — if internet and cell services were taken offline, if no evacuation instructions were given, if no warnings were given, then it’s intentional mass murder, possibly to stop the residents claiming insurance and rebuilding.

    1. Same thing crossed my mind. They needed those people dead. How many properties will go into probate with off-island extended family as the only next of kin?

  5. 2:35 — rates on deposits have *nothing* to do with rates on lending since monetary value of deposits has *no* link to the monetary value of loans; i.e., how much money is made available for lending has *no* link to how much money has been deposited.

  6. Maui’s been a target by the big “guns” for a while–in 2016 the island’s moratorium–voted for my a majority of the locals– on GMO’s was overturned by a judge. It was a big controversy at the time. Monsanto and biotech labs have loved the climate and islated space to tinker with genetic roulette.

  7. John Titus on the college track- “they want you stupid.” Yes, indeed! Very stupid.

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