Note: As I finish this stack and get ready to publish it there has been an apparantent cyber attack on Social Media on this Election Super Tuesday. Reports of the following are down:
Right out of the gate a false narrative is already being pushed by the mainstream media placing blame on the local power company for the start of the Smokehouse Creek fire in the Texas Panhandle. Wait isn’t this what happened in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii? Yes it was.
As of this morning the fire is only 37% contained. An investigation into the cause of the fires is ongoing yet the MSM has already jumped out in front with their propaganda.
Biden’s remarks are at the very least suspect. Were these comments about the “right roof” just another gaff, or a slip of the tongue? Or were they intentional?
Take a close look at Storm Chaser Jordan Hall’s aftermath video below of the fires in Canadian, Texas. Notice in particular what was burned and was not. Where did we see this type of fire behavior and damages before? Lahaina!
Marines Fight FEMA Near Texas Panhandle Inferno
By Michael Baxter - March 3, 2024
Is this story legit? I’m not sure if it is or not.
New lawsuit blames Texas' Smokehouse Creek fire on power company
Story by S.E. Jenkins
HEMPHILL COUNTY - A new lawsuit claims a falling utility pole caused the tragic 1 million-acre Smokehouse Creek fire in the Texas Panhandle.
A system of different wildfires has torn through the Panhandle scorching over 1.2 million acres over the past week.
A woman is suing the Southwestern Public Service Company after her home near Canadian was burned, alleging the Smokehouse Creek fire was caused by human error.
Melanie McQuiddy sued Southwestern Public Service Company, a subsidiary of Xcel Energy, and Osmose Utilities Services, a Georgia-based contractor that inspects wood utility poles, late on Friday.
According to McQuiddy's lawsuit, the fire started on February 26 when the pole, which the firms "failed to properly inspect, maintain, and replace," cracked and snapped off at its base.
"As a result of the utility, powered utility lines hit the ground, igniting a fire, which spread quickly into an uncontrollable conflagration," states the lawsuit.
The largest fire in the history of the state is being investigated by the Texas A&M Forest Service, which has not yet determined a cause.
According to the lawsuit, Osmose Utilities Services examined poles for Southwestern Public Service and was irresponsible in its inspection and reporting of the "rotten pole that caused the fire."
In a statement to CBS News Texas, Xcel Energy did not address the lawsuit but said they were working "in coordination with first responders and local officials to support the power needs of our communities."
"Our thoughts are with the families and communities impacted by the devastating wildfires across the Texas Panhandle. As members of this community, we will continue to support our neighbors in this recovery," Xcel Energy said in a statement to CBS News Texas. "Through the hard work and dedication of our employees and community partners, we have safely restored power to customers who can receive power. We will continue to work in coordination with first responders and local officials to support the power needs of our communities."
Osmose Utilities Services has not yet responded to a request for comment.
There has been no official determination of cause or causes for the fires in the Texas Panhandle and investigations are ongoing.
Two people have died as well as thousands of heads of cattle and more than 500 structures have been destroyed by the wildfires.
The firm representing McQuiddy in the lawsuit has previously represented plaintiffs in lawsuits related to wildfires in Maui and California. McQuiddy is suing for recovery of damages to real property.
Aftermath - Canadian Texas homes left in ashes as Smokehouse Creek Fire Continues
Storm Chaser Jordan Hall Mar 3, 2024
On March 2, 2024 some residents are left sifting through the ashes of what’s left of their homes after the largest wildfire in state history burns over. Firefighters continues their efforts with airdrops as hotspots flare back up in Critical fire danger. Bombers drop fire retardant, ranches evacuate cattle, and firefighters work endlessly to control the blaze.
Biden details response to Texas wildfires, thanks first responders
NBC News Feb 29, 2024
President Joe Biden detailed the response to the Texas wildfires, thanked first responders and urged residents to listen to warnings from local officials.
Again 'The Simpsons' predicted the use of Directed Energy Weapons In Hawaii.
Secret Genesis Aug 15, 2023
At this point it seems it was all planned. #hawaii#incident#fire#simpsons#simpsonprediction
The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!
You Want The Truth, You Can’t Handle The Truth!
There Are None So Blind As Those Who "Will - Not" To See!
You Can’t Wake Up - If You Don’t Know That You Are Asleep!
Update On The Texas Panhandle Fires - Tuesday, March 5, 2024.