Our thoughts are with all those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. The damage to homes and communities is truly devastating. As these wildfires become more severe, it's pretty important that we prioritize fire-resistant housing for the future ahead.
This is what happens when you fund the war elsewhere while neglecting your own country’s wellbeing and its people. Corruption and karma! While innocent ppl paid the price!
Labenon used to be the Paris of the middle East untill ..... you know?Now look. Christians got pushed out of their own country while it got taken over by groups of terrorists. I never see anyone mentioning those Christians that lost their homes
The world is not that simplistic. The insurance companies were going to charge more (because it’s an incredibly high risk for them to insure these homes from fire). Then, the magnanimous government of California stepped in and passed a law preventing insurers from charging higher than a certain amount. Keep in mind that insurance companies are professionals in what we call “actuarial science,” meaning that they are very, very good at assessing risk. The government, not so much. So, the companies did what was completely logical within those circumstances. They cancelled the policies. Frankly, I think that’s understandable given the risk associated with California. Additionally, insurance premiums don’t work like a loan. You don’t “build equity” over time. You pay over a period of time (say a month, or a year) and you receive coverage for any event which occurs during that time period. They can cancel your policy after the contracted time period. None of the money you paid into it before is legally yours, nor can you demand some kind of continuing benefit.
The insurance companies warned the cities for years that they would have to raise premiums if they continued to refuse to proper wild fire maintenance. They haven’t issued new policies for years bc it was too risky. They only canceled existing policies bc they completely pulled out of the state due to the bad fire management. The cities ignored the risk assessments and refused to maintain brush and upkeep for water infrastructure. They also prevented insurance companies from raising their rates. They need raise rates so they could afford to pay premiums if a large scale event happened. For example, Florida residents pay between 8k-35k a year bc their homes get leveled so often. Blame the cities, the insurance companies couldn’t pay out even if they kept the policies bc they would be bankrupt.
@@cory5495Canada has about 41m people. If the US tries to annex us, you could expect about 20m people to fight back. The rest are children and seniors. Canadians DO NOT want to be part of America. What makes more sense is for Russia to break up into 3 separate countries. Muscovy, Siberia, and Yakutsk. That would benefit the world as a whole far more. You're a Russian troll and if you ain't then you're a person with 0 understanding of the world as a whole.
Point is God is the greatest and more powerful then Trump he said he will make Middel East as hell but unfortunately the hell got him first I like Trump but I'm not with him with war and what he said sorry .
We feel sorry for the loss of lives and properties in LA . We pray for you from Lebanon . At these circumstances please remember your brothers and sisters in humanity in GAZA who get burned alive ❤️🥲
If Hamas didn't attack Israel there wouldn't be any fires in Gaza it's the same in Lebanon who allowed the terrorists Hezbollah to take over. Lay the blame where it belongs instead of starting wars then playing the victim when you get a response.
Yes let us remember the children who were burned alive by the Hamas murderers on Oct 7th as well. Oh wait, I forgot, we all pretend THAT didn't happen now don't we?
Fire insurance was not available to a lot of people in these neighborhoods. USA being the USA means a lot of people will go bankrupt because banks will still want to get paid on their mortgage loans for the burnt out house.
This type of event would have bankrupted any major insurance company. They technically made a very smart choice. It’s a bad situation either way and as big business usually does, they win while people lose. Just sad
supply evidence for your claims.. the flat earthers can deny science all they like. they side with the far-right fruitcakes who just repeat the same conspiracy theories and lies daily. fact is climate change caused that fire. all the non-vegans are responsible for this. High winds, lack of rain and climate change stoking California fires. High winds and lack of rain are the main factors driving the Southern California fires, but climate change is altering the background conditions, increasing the likelihood of these conflagrations, say experts. Increased lightning strikes- These increased temperatures dry out vegetation and make it more flammable. This means it's not just easier for fires to start , but they will spread more quickly and burn hotter.
@@God_Emperor113 America is what makes it so not peaceful. You can have sympathy for people suffering and realise it's nothing close to what many of these people openly support. The apathy is warranted.
These fires create there own wind; we had these in australia about 5 yrs ago, fire fighters had no chance in so many areas, wiping out thousands of homes, so saving lives became the priority, homes can be replaced, lives can not, so listern to your emergency services, if they say evacuate go, because no amount of water can stop fire storms, fire crews no doubt are fighting to steer the fires direction, and rescue people already stuck in the path of the fire, prays are with you all
Not quite the same. It's not like the suburbs around Melbourne were on fire. This is Los Angeles and one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the USA. LA County also is home to very important facilities. US Air Force base. US Naval base. NASA's JPL. NASA had to evacuate. California is run by the members of Spinal Tap.
@@SeventhAnubis071the OP ain’t talking about real estate value, they are talking about the ferocity of bushfires of this scale (which we in Australia have seen!) and how anger at the ‘response’ betrays an ignorance about how firefighting works. When a fire like this comes you get out of its way, firefighter or not! All the firies can do is follow it and put out spot fires left in its wake, and attempt to set up barriers of retardant that embers simply blow over in winds like this. These fires are like bombs mate, all you can really do is watch and pray that weather conditions change. That the emergency workers on the ground have achieved ANY measure of control over these beasts is grounds for applause, that’s heroic and they risk their lives to do what little they can! SMH.
Sure but this started in a very manicured neighborhood and rumored to have started in a yard. I wouldn't be surprised if it was started by sparks from a weed whacker with metal line. When they hit rocks, they spark and it has been a source of many fires in the past. Yard workers are supposed to use plastic line. Dry windy conditions are not taken seriously enough by the public. Dragging trailer chains, flicked cig butts, welding, or a number of things should be of high awareness.
nah, they had goats... they also have controlled burns every once in a while, (never saw the goats before the last year or 2 so that one must be a new way they are taking care of the vegetation)
how will all these poor people afford to build a new home? Find roof over their head and food to eat ??? Stop producing weapons and other things thats kills people and use the money to rebuild everyting!!! Love and light from Sweden
you do understand the people whos houses have burnt are part of the richest people in the USA these are not poor communities do your bloody research. 5:58 tells you all you need to know
Poor people sir you may want to do some research on the areas that are burning. Median home prices and income puts ,most of the area and people at top 15% earnings. Parts of Topanga and some of Altadena residents may not be wealthy but they have money.
Huge shout out to our wonderful LA mayor Karen Bass for cutting $20M in funding to the LAFD then literally doing nothing but blaming others during interviews now after returning from vacation
An easy bandwagon to jump on, did a 1% budget cut create much of a difference? Acceptance of climate change is needed as opposed to trying to score cheap political points.
@@AndeCrabtreeIII A $20M cut isn't much sure, but the fact that she's cutting finding to the LAFD rather than increasing it is crazy. We've had the same amount of fire stations for decades while the demands (from population growth and number of calls) have grown, it's actually literally tripled. She was elected to her position, hopefully people learn from their mistakes like choosing her and others like her, but as a lifelong Southern Californian, they probably won't in LA, land of the lost and ignorant.
was an Arizona State Parks ranger for 15 years and sadly, have seen my fair share of fires. Born in SF Children's Hospital, I mountain biked up in Marin before they were called mountain bikes. Since I haven't owned a car for years & years & years and have to ride through ALL weather conditions day after day, I can finally say at age 65 and having been a member of most American political parties, WITH AUTHORITY: 1) US - It is not the politicians. IT'S US! WE are the ones who can't relax our grip on a convenient lifestyle, NO MATTER HOW HIGH THE COST, and we'll vote for ANYONE who tells us they'll fix it. 2) PHYSICS - Until you've attempted to extinguish a wildfire yourself, or tried administering a "controlled burn", you do not even possess a FAINT notion of the power of high winds.... or ANY wind. Add to that the sheer PHYSICS of trying to move that much water uphill during multiple simultaneous catastrophic events which require shutting off power to pumps even as water lines are being severed in the destruction and, well if that needs explanation, you're just, well, um, I'm sorry about your "condition". 3) GETTING HOTTER - I don't really care who you vote for or actually, ANYTHING about you. I keep to myself. I'm that old guy you've seen riding a mountain bike down the street since you were a kid. Call it "climate change", or a "hoax", or whatever you want... don't matter - IT'S GETTING HOTTER. In my racing days, training in the Rockies for the Leadville 100 & the Pikes Peak hillclimb, I can remember the thermometer hitting 97 degrees! It was Denver's hottest day in 1997 and it made the news! Last year here in Denver, CO, we had SIX DAYS that were 100° or hotter. IT'S GETTING HOTTER. JUST THIS ONCE, YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO WHAT THE CRAZY OLD MAN DOWN THE STREET KEEPS MUMBLIN'... CRIPES! IT'S GETTIN' HOTTER!!
The fact is, even if everyone in the USA suddenly changed their day to day habits, it would barely make a difference to the co2 in the atmosphere on a global scale. Also, the amount of co2 produced by these fires and then the amount of co2 produced to rebuild all the toasted homes isn’t going to be magically offset by everyone driving an electric car , paying higher taxes and eating plant / insect burgers.
This is eerily similar to all of the property that we lost in Paradise, CA a few years back. The dust that's falling is a crystalline structure which looks like shards of insulation.
American and Californian here. I love my country too much to give up. The flag burnt and still flying gives me hope. I'm a nurse, and the hospitals are packed with the flu and smoked inhaled patients. Californians are strong, and we will make it. Thank you for the prayers.
People who are angry about the response don’t understand how firefighting works when you are dealing with bushfire of this scale. They can only safely operate around the edges of the fire, attempting to contain it, and beyond that follow it and put out spot fires once it moves on. You could have an ARMY of guys with hoses and they’d be useless to stop this. People just don’t understand the speed and power of these events, it’s like a bomb going off, if it’s coming at you with the wind behind it you get out of its way whether you’re a firefighter or not!
I agree. There have also been a lot calls for local leaders' heads over the past year's budget cuts to fire protection in LA, but I'd be willing to bet that those cuts were based on projected needs derived from recent years' local fire activity. If LA, or the state of CA, were to hire more firefighters in order to staff up to levels needed to fight fires of this magnitude on a regular basis, I shudder to think how much bigger the budget would have to be; at least double, if not triple (I think the cuts amounted to roughly 17%). Obviously, fires this damaging don't occur every year, so having that many fire fighters on hand full time, just in case, would a lot of them idling most of the year, waiting for the next big one that might not come for years. If they staff up very heavily for years and there aren't as many fires directly threatening neighborhoods like this, eventually people will question why the city is paying so many fire fighters to stand around. Probably the best solution to that would be to have several brigades of part-time fire fighters who train & serve one weekend per month, much like how the national guard works. They would have other jobs to make a living most of the time, but when the big one comes, there would be more personnel available to call in. Perhaps there is already a similar program state-wide? I don't know.
@@jamesclaytonbowman5977 again though, it’s not really a question of numbers, fires this big just cannot be ‘fought’ the way people think they are. They create their own wind and weather, they are basically unstoppable, all you can really do is watch and pray for the weather to give. Hopefully they remain rare events, but I’m not so sure…. The State might want to invest in native consultants on forest management and controlled burns to help reduce the likelihood of this kind of disaster occurring again, but boots on the ground isn’t the issue: no amount of men can stand in front of fires this large, it’s suicide. Plus this is America, not Australia (in Australia we don’t mind paying more taxes to have universal healthcare and a more interventionist State, Americans seem to think this is lunacy somehow, though they are awful quick to blame government when TSHTF).. certainly any rebuilding efforts should require the use of fire resistant materials, but then again, that’s regulation, isn’t it? And a climate change denialist is about to take office too. I don’t know what the solution is, really, or even if there is one. Thoughts and prayers for all affected, I’ve seen this horror first hand, it’s a nightmare and the fire is just the start of it.
Fire needs fuel, oxygen, dry and a spark. They could have cut down the fuel dramatically but that would mean thinking ahead. Of course, having adequate water would also be nice , but there were more important things to water. I guess. Gross incompetence rules once again.
I’m mad at the fire prevention and fire smart which the state and LA failed. I worked in cali in 2018 under the last fires, I’m a forestry manager, specifically managing fire projects. Go look at 2024 Jasper fire in Canada - I managed that. It was the same thing, red tape by the government to protect parks over the protection of people. Sorry but anyone who doesn’t understand the fact the government is to blame (especially because in 2020 the insurance companies said this to the state)
A lesson for the ultra rich in LA to be sensitive to the plight of the very poor and homeless people in LA who are suffering without amenities like water, electricity ,rent , food and living on the streets in tents with threats of bugs,storms, crime to their well being. We should learn from former president Jimmy Carter, who helped the poor by building homes for them thruout his presidency(may his soul rest in peace)
If I want accurate news and photos the Internet and TV news is not the place to go anymore. With AI software news and photos can be exaggerated. I think the hardcopy newspaper is still the only attempt to be accurate without software interference
Awesome people are helping out. Get America back to self-sufficiency! Excellent. Thanks for showing this side of the effort! I'm up in Washington some of local firefighters headed down there two days ago.
When LA rebuilds, think fire resistant materials, fire-resistant buildings give occupants more time to evacuate safely, and helps reduce and minimize potential structural damage. Also make sure the 'officials' are not allowed to defund the fire department. Elect officials that have the citizens best interests over their own. AND stop allowing the CEO of water and power to receive 750K a year, cheese-louse!
I live in a fire-safe building. It is good for isolating rooms, but won't stand a chance like something on this scale. Also, that won't reduce risk - now another big risk is floods. Finally, I don't think many politicians and government officials have citizens best interests at heart. That's more optimistic than the fire resistant buildings
@@Kazz-u2s "AI Overview Learn more A "fire resistant home with 100 miles an hour winds" refers to a house designed to withstand both high wind speeds (like a hurricane) and fire, typically achieved through construction materials like steel framing, non-combustible siding, and roof designs that resist wind uplift, while also having features like ember-resistant vents and properly cleared defensible space around the property to prevent fire spread."🤔
Amazing they are talking about rebuilding when the risk of fires is only going to get worse as climate change gets worse. Do they really think this wont happen again in the near future?
Anywhere you live there are disasters. If not by nature it’s by people.. Mesa, Az. was once the city with the least disasters. Then a micro burst caused winds that destroyed buildings. Where ya’ gonna’ go?!
Global warming isn't real. Trump already told California almost a decade ago to stop mismanaging the forest and resume regular harvesting of wood to reduce fire risk.
Pray for people in California! I’ve been thinking about sending Jackery generators as emergency supply to my friends over there. In the face of disaster, everyone is equal, and the losses people suffer are equally devastating. It’s truly heartbreaking. This fire spread so quickly that many people could only hastily pack their belongings and leave. This reminds us of the importance of being prepared even in peaceful times. We should have emergency supplies ready in our daily lives, such as fire blankets, headlights, safety ropes, Jackery solar generators, gas masks, and other essentials. Hoping LA recovers soon. God bless.🙏
Fire can occur almost anywhere. Fires in the past have destroyed London and Chicago, would you call those areas "hellish"? On second thought, don't answer that!
The fire has the rigths to defend itself and its only fill fueling gods greater plan. The fire was here before the California residents in 3,000 years and now returned to home.
When the Divine Power takes an account of the oppressions committed by a tyrant, it holds them to a very strict reckoning, and no matter how powerful the oppressor may be, they cannot escape. For the past year and a half, the relentless cruelty and barbarity inflicted upon the innocent people of Gaza without any justification have now, by Allah's might, turned against the oppressors. Indeed, Allah’s justice is supreme, and He never abandons the oppressed. The entire world has witnessed this truth in action. Without a doubt, our Lord has power over everything.
The insurance companies know these fires will get worse -- partly fueled by climate chaos (AKA 'global warming') -- and these areas are fire prone. Insurance companies are forced to deal with reality .... unlike most politicians. And I dislike insurance companies -- my rates are very high now even though I don't live in a high risk fire area. They just keep jacking up the rates .... 🙂
@@meatrealwishes State Farm and other companies canceled policies LONG BEFORE the idiot mayor and the city council cut funding to the fire department. That was just 7 months ago when she approved that stroke of genius.
Yes insurance companies knew the democrats were creating a disaster. They warned the state for DECADES about it but environmentalists ignored them, and this was the final straw.
What is the matter of stating the percentage of containment if all the important stuff (people's houses) have been burned down? A house that has burned down can't reburn. One thing Karen Bass cannot do is govern.
What a fantastic detailed report BBC has televised. Not the same sympathy or empathy for Palestine where people a facing a genocide and occupation. Absolute hypocrisy! Our prayers are with those who won't be able to replace their homes.
@@spongedan13 $17 million cut from the Fire Department, so it's you who haven't read it, so stop lying. Geez. Libs lie about anything and then think an insult will make it all right because they're so much smarter. Just ask 'em.
@ that’s not accurate you clown. They were in negotiations and ended up with a 50 MILLION DOLLAR INCREASE FOR THIS YEARS BUDGET. READ SOMETHING FOR ONCE IN YIUR SAD ASS LIFE.
The fires exist largely because Stewart and Lynda Resnick, known for their farming business, are worth eight billion dollars and co-own the Wonderful Company, one of the largest farming operations in America. The Resnicks are the biggest farmers in California. By 2007 they owned 4 San Franciscos worth of farmland. Secret meetings 2 decades ago led to them being granted ownership of most of Californias water. In 2023 urban water systems only had access to 5% of the ENTIRE states water Californians pay taxes for. The Resnicks now use 150 billion gallons every year. Was anyone from the state and/or the federal government involved in the meetings is the question that should be answered. I got this information from twitter channel More Perfect Union.
This is completely false, the opposite is what happened. Water was routed away from farmland and into cities by the state government where it drained into the oceans, hence why there is a lack of fresh water as you go inland.
This could go on for a long time. There’s a wildfire further north, away from LA, the Lane 1 wildfire which has so far consumed 26,000 acres and has been burning for 177 days.
When disaster strikes, I truly realize the fragility of life. I hope the firefighters stay safe and return home unharmed. All we can do is escape to a safe shelter with emergency supplies, such as fire blankets, headlights, safety ropes, Jackery solar generators, gas masks, and powerful flashlights. These items can provide us with a greater chance of survival in critical moments. I hope LA recovers soon.
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Of course a mailbox of bills somehow managed to survive the fire. What a cruel world.
It was out there alone away from most the fuel they need to change that
When I bought a burned lot in paradise, it came with a mailbox with mail
And we are the responsible of our that 🌍
Let's hold together and save our earth and make a better future for all of us ,
Dear children of Lord GOD 🙏
LA county still has parking wardens patrolling the streets giving out parking tickets to abandoned vehicles. Nothing makes sense anymore.
the only thing not made of flammable material, d'oh!
Ask Netanyahu to send water.
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Our thoughts are with all those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. The damage to homes and communities is truly devastating. As these wildfires become more severe, it's pretty important that we prioritize fire-resistant housing for the future ahead.
To all the fire fighters and helpers..God will and shall protect you guys..I am praying for a miracle ..God Bless from South Africa.❤❤❤
So sorry i stand with you all watching from Uganda 🇺🇬 🙏 😢
Looks like hell on earth😢🙏
Looks like Gaza in USA 🙏
Looks like Gaza
That's what trump said
They chose this.
Couldn't say, never been there.
God bless the fire personnel who are fighting this apocalyptic fire. God speed their effort.
"He got himself in the wrong place if i have to carry himself out of a fire"
America firefighter
Oh james wood got the ceasefire he didnt want alright 😂
Are firefighters are in usa or in ukrain 😂
This is what happens when you fund the war elsewhere while neglecting your own country’s wellbeing and its people. Corruption and karma! While innocent ppl paid the price!
pray for them
More than one year Gaza people suffering this situation
In gaza they started war. La people hard working families didn’t kill anybody. Bcoz of 72 hoors.
Blame Hamas for spending millions of dollars on tunnels and weapons.
@@Cobra-gl7or How about blame your Zionist controlled government and tell them to stop sticking their noses in other countries
....mostly funded by the USA. They will reap what they sow.
@@Cobra-gl7or Blame your American Zionist government who caused the mess in Cuba, Venezuela, Syria and Libya
It is no different looks as in Gaza.Yaman ,Labenon and Syria
Allah „protected“ countries yes
Labenon used to be the Paris of the middle East untill ..... you know?Now look. Christians got pushed out of their own country while it got taken over by groups of terrorists. I never see anyone mentioning those Christians that lost their homes
Gaza asked for their situation. So did California TBF. They both voted for governments that have caused their situations.
Trumpe promised Gaza for hell fire .then Allah brings it to his country .
May disbelievers return to mighty God ...
@@bakerabu4217 Apart from the 20,000 dead children
the real looters here are the insurance companies just now stopping to provide fire insurance to people who paid the premiums for years and years.
Or the politicians that refused to put common sense prevention measures to avoid this. If I were an insurance company I’d bail too.
The world is not that simplistic. The insurance companies were going to charge more (because it’s an incredibly high risk for them to insure these homes from fire). Then, the magnanimous government of California stepped in and passed a law preventing insurers from charging higher than a certain amount. Keep in mind that insurance companies are professionals in what we call “actuarial science,” meaning that they are very, very good at assessing risk. The government, not so much. So, the companies did what was completely logical within those circumstances. They cancelled the policies. Frankly, I think that’s understandable given the risk associated with California.
Additionally, insurance premiums don’t work like a loan. You don’t “build equity” over time. You pay over a period of time (say a month, or a year) and you receive coverage for any event which occurs during that time period. They can cancel your policy after the contracted time period. None of the money you paid into it before is legally yours, nor can you demand some kind of continuing benefit.
The insurance companies warned the cities for years that they would have to raise premiums if they continued to refuse to proper wild fire maintenance.
They haven’t issued new policies for years bc it was too risky. They only canceled existing policies bc they completely pulled out of the state due to the bad fire management.
The cities ignored the risk assessments and refused to maintain brush and upkeep for water infrastructure. They also prevented insurance companies from raising their rates. They need raise rates so they could afford to pay premiums if a large scale event happened. For example, Florida residents pay between 8k-35k a year bc their homes get leveled so often.
Blame the cities, the insurance companies couldn’t pay out even if they kept the policies bc they would be bankrupt.
but if they uphold their part of the deal, who is going to pay the stockholders?
the real looters are, get this, looters.
Does anyone notice that Canadian firefighters from Canada are once again there to help with another emergency that hit the united state !
Canadian here. This makes me proud.
Love and prayers to everyone affected by these fires. We’re watching and praying for you all up North.
Canada should place 25% tariffs on our firefighters.
Canada is about to be combined with the U.S., might as well be since Alaska is a U.S. state.
@@cory5495Canada has about 41m people. If the US tries to annex us, you could expect about 20m people to fight back. The rest are children and seniors. Canadians DO NOT want to be part of America. What makes more sense is for Russia to break up into 3 separate countries. Muscovy, Siberia, and Yakutsk. That would benefit the world as a whole far more. You're a Russian troll and if you ain't then you're a person with 0 understanding of the world as a whole.
There is no mention of the efforts of the California Volunteer Firefighters. Wonder why there is not a much bigger volunteer force in a dry state.
Trump promised a Hell in middle east just a few days ago, what happened?
Trump should focus on his grave instead of talling nonsense. Old fart.
It will still come
They'll still get it. What's your point?
What's the relevance?
Point is God is the greatest and more powerful then Trump he said he will make Middel East as hell but unfortunately the hell got him first I like Trump but I'm not with him with war and what he said sorry .
We feel sorry for the loss of lives and properties in LA . We pray for you from Lebanon . At these circumstances please remember your brothers and sisters in humanity in GAZA who get burned alive ❤️🥲
Poor ppl everywhere are in the same boat whether they're from California or Lebanon to Iraq to Gaza
@@pierzing.glint1sh76 Difference is nobody is launching missiles from hospitals , schools and civilian areas in LA .....
Get lost. This isn’t about you and your terrorist buddies, you brought that fire down on yourself. No sympathy from the UK.
If Hamas didn't attack Israel there wouldn't be any fires in Gaza it's the same in Lebanon who allowed the terrorists Hezbollah to take over. Lay the blame where it belongs instead of starting wars then playing the victim when you get a response.
Yes let us remember the children who were burned alive by the Hamas murderers on Oct 7th as well. Oh wait, I forgot, we all pretend THAT didn't happen now don't we?
Mother earth never discriminates
Prayers from South Korea. I hope the situation could get better soon 😢.
"Nothing left," I can imagine how people there feel when seeing it. I feel it. I send my love to them. From Burma.
Fire insurance was not available to a lot of people in these neighborhoods. USA being the USA means a lot of people will go bankrupt because banks will still want to get paid on their mortgage loans for the burnt out house.
They can thank the governor they voted for.
There are big insurance carriers for the insurance companies.
This type of event would have bankrupted any major insurance company. They technically made a very smart choice. It’s a bad situation either way and as big business usually does, they win while people lose. Just sad
Crazy u pay home insurance for no insurance on your houses. Insurance is a tax a mandatory tax 😂
Ever feel like the system is against you?
Most of this fires are intentionally caused
A house fire caused it but the whole area has plants and trees that fire really quickly
supply evidence for your claims.. the flat earthers can deny science all they like. they side with the far-right fruitcakes who just repeat the same conspiracy theories and lies daily. fact is climate change caused that fire. all the non-vegans are responsible for this. High winds, lack of rain and climate change stoking California fires. High winds and lack of rain are the main factors driving the Southern California fires, but climate change is altering the background conditions, increasing the likelihood of these conflagrations, say experts. Increased lightning strikes- These increased temperatures dry out vegetation and make it more flammable. This means it's not just easier for fires to start , but they will spread more quickly and burn hotter.
@@7hhxiThere's footage of dozens of new fires being set by homeless people. California also voted repeatedly for no fire prevention.
Save the animals
Yes, And I'm glad! @@SaintMartins
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Yes save animals first
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More homelessness and PTSD. This will be the aftermath for so many who have no insurance. My prayers are with them all. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
This nothing compared to what Americans have done in middle east.
@@ebrahimkarolia9509 Ah yes because these people who try to make ends meat are responsible for that. What a dumb comment...
This is nothing bro, we spend 1 trillion a year on war, but no water in the hydrants. We waiting on Ukr to deliver water aid, hopefully interest free👍
@@ebrahimkarolia9509the Middle East is hardly a peaceful place without America, show some empathy (I’m not American either)
@@God_Emperor113 America is what makes it so not peaceful.
You can have sympathy for people suffering and realise it's nothing close to what many of these people openly support.
The apathy is warranted.
These fires create there own wind; we had these in australia about 5 yrs ago, fire fighters had no chance in so many areas, wiping out thousands of homes, so saving lives became the priority, homes can be replaced, lives can not, so listern to your emergency services, if they say evacuate go, because no amount of water can stop fire storms, fire crews no doubt are fighting to steer the fires direction, and rescue people already stuck in the path of the fire, prays are with you all
Not quite the same. It's not like the suburbs around Melbourne were on fire. This is Los Angeles and one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the USA. LA County also is home to very important facilities. US Air Force base. US Naval base. NASA's JPL. NASA had to evacuate. California is run by the members of Spinal Tap.
Try the Santa Ana winds it's nothing to do with the fires
@@SeventhAnubis071no not the Jack Parson's Labratory?!?!? His lab will be fine. Jackie Boy was a disciple of Alester Crowely. 😮
@@SeventhAnubis071the OP ain’t talking about real estate value, they are talking about the ferocity of bushfires of this scale (which we in Australia have seen!) and how anger at the ‘response’ betrays an ignorance about how firefighting works. When a fire like this comes you get out of its way, firefighter or not! All the firies can do is follow it and put out spot fires left in its wake, and attempt to set up barriers of retardant that embers simply blow over in winds like this. These fires are like bombs mate, all you can really do is watch and pray that weather conditions change. That the emergency workers on the ground have achieved ANY measure of control over these beasts is grounds for applause, that’s heroic and they risk their lives to do what little they can! SMH.
How can a fire create wind?
Prior to this dry year, there was two years of extreme rain that allowed the brush to grow.
And the state government did nothing about it..FACTS!!!
Sure but this started in a very manicured neighborhood and rumored to have started in a yard.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was started by sparks from a weed whacker with metal line. When they hit rocks, they spark and it has been a source of many fires in the past. Yard workers are supposed to use plastic line. Dry windy conditions are not taken seriously enough by the public. Dragging trailer chains, flicked cig butts, welding, or a number of things should be of high awareness.
@@MiMiiViViI read it was a barbecue grill that started it
nah, they had goats... they also have controlled burns every once in a while, (never saw the goats before the last year or 2 so that one must be a new way they are taking care of the vegetation)
Omission
Firefighters are doing an unbelieveable job. Support and prayers needed to help the people of Los Angeles.
No, they're not. They have no water with which to do their job.
Mother Nature ain't Playin'..
That's right. Joyce Meyer made a mention of God's fury, "the earth is growling!"
It's man made
@@jeremystone2658 And how does that change anything?
@@jeremystone2658 Ya, man made climate change.
@@mikeb5664what do you want it to change?
Prayers from Sri Lanka.. These poor people and animals. 😢
Hahahaha Sri Lanka has more problems to think about.
That's cute, but remember if this happened in Sri Lanka it would barely make the news in western media...
@@drew2pac you are absolutely right, unfortunately, they wouldn't give a rat's ass!
Prayers from India for speedy recovery!
how will all these poor people afford to build a new home? Find roof over their head and food to eat ??? Stop producing weapons and other things thats kills people and use the money to rebuild everyting!!! Love and light from Sweden
you do understand the people whos houses have burnt are part of the richest people in the USA these are not poor communities do your bloody research. 5:58 tells you all you need to know
See that makes sense our government doesn’t like to use common sense 😂 sadly those people are screwed
Lol they are rich😂
Poor people sir you may want to do some research on the areas that are burning. Median home prices and income puts ,most of the area and people at top 15% earnings. Parts of Topanga and some of Altadena residents may not be wealthy but they have money.
هاذا هو الجحيم الذي اراد ترامب جعله في غزه وشرق الاوسط
Huge shout out to our wonderful LA mayor Karen Bass for cutting $20M in funding to the LAFD then literally doing nothing but blaming others during interviews now after returning from vacation
What d'you expect from a DEI hire???🤔🧐🤨🙄😡🤬
An easy bandwagon to jump on, did a 1% budget cut create much of a difference? Acceptance of climate change is needed as opposed to trying to score cheap political points.
@@keithdukes5990
Karen Bass was elected to her position.
The LAFD has an overall budget of almost $820m.
@@AndeCrabtreeIII A $20M cut isn't much sure, but the fact that she's cutting finding to the LAFD rather than increasing it is crazy. We've had the same amount of fire stations for decades while the demands (from population growth and number of calls) have grown, it's actually literally tripled.
She was elected to her position, hopefully people learn from their mistakes like choosing her and others like her, but as a lifelong Southern Californian, they probably won't in LA, land of the lost and ignorant.
All the pride has gone to dust.. The person who wishes bad for others, bad happens to them. This is a lesson people should learn from it.
Prayers 😢
الله يعجل بزوالهم هولا الطغاه شوفو عذاب عذاب الله
No I'm busy 😂😂😂
was an Arizona State Parks ranger for 15 years and sadly, have seen my fair share of fires. Born in SF Children's Hospital, I mountain biked up in Marin before they were called mountain bikes. Since I haven't owned a car for years & years & years and have to ride through ALL weather conditions day after day, I can finally say at age 65 and having been a member of most American political parties, WITH AUTHORITY:
1) US - It is not the politicians. IT'S US! WE are the ones who can't relax our grip on a convenient lifestyle, NO MATTER HOW HIGH THE COST, and we'll vote for ANYONE who tells us they'll fix it.
2) PHYSICS - Until you've attempted to extinguish a wildfire yourself, or tried administering a "controlled burn", you do not even possess a FAINT notion of the power of high winds.... or ANY wind. Add to that the sheer PHYSICS of trying to move that much water uphill during multiple simultaneous catastrophic events which require shutting off power to pumps even as water lines are being severed in the destruction and, well if that needs explanation, you're just, well, um, I'm sorry about your "condition".
3) GETTING HOTTER - I don't really care who you vote for or actually, ANYTHING about you. I keep to myself. I'm that old guy you've seen riding a mountain bike down the street since you were a kid. Call it "climate change", or a "hoax", or whatever you want... don't matter - IT'S GETTING HOTTER. In my racing days, training in the Rockies for the Leadville 100 & the Pikes Peak hillclimb, I can remember the thermometer hitting 97 degrees! It was Denver's hottest day in 1997 and it made the news! Last year here in Denver, CO, we had SIX DAYS that were 100° or hotter. IT'S GETTING HOTTER.
JUST THIS ONCE, YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO WHAT THE CRAZY OLD MAN DOWN THE STREET KEEPS MUMBLIN'... CRIPES! IT'S GETTIN' HOTTER!!
This 45 year old from Canada 🇨🇦 TOTALLY 💯 AGREES with you. It is definitely getting hotter.
Pray for Gaza 😢😢
The fact is, even if everyone in the USA suddenly changed their day to day habits, it would barely make a difference to the co2 in the atmosphere on a global scale. Also, the amount of co2 produced by these fires and then the amount of co2 produced to rebuild all the toasted homes isn’t going to be magically offset by everyone driving an electric car , paying higher taxes and eating plant / insect burgers.
RIGHT ON !!!
💯 on 👉
Nothing is permanent in this world...vanity..vanity..all what man labors under the sun...
This happened in Hawaii a while back, but on a much larger scale here in California!
Yes, drought + high winds = wildfires. 🔥
@@colleenpeck6347drought , plus high winds , plus guy with a propane tank and flamethrower 👍, damn climate change 😂😂
This is eerily similar to all of the property that we lost in Paradise, CA a few years back. The dust that's falling is a crystalline structure which looks like shards of insulation.
😢😢
Similar to Grenfell tower?
It's called smart dust and has a patent going back to the 90's. RUclips it
Praying for those who lost their lives, loved ones and their houses. 😢 what a terrible tragedy.
American and Californian here. I love my country too much to give up. The flag burnt and still flying gives me hope. I'm a nurse, and the hospitals are packed with the flu and smoked inhaled patients. Californians are strong, and we will make it. Thank you for the prayers.
trump threatening to bring hell to middle east.. karma
Prayers being sent up on your behalf Cal.
You fools in California are fcked keep it real
My prayers for you and all impacted in Los Angeles. ❤ Ottawa, Canada.
Prayers from Wales (UK), good luck mate.
So LA reminds Biden of a war scene. Does it remind him of what happening in Gaza?
He cant mention it because it would offend his donors
There are no fires raging in Gaza. Which as it's at roughly the same latitude as LA, should make you wonder.
Who the f cares about Gaza
@@Mark-l9k9q I know US education is not bad, so what is it that makes you come up with such underwhelming statement?
Enough!! Sick of hearing about Gaza no one cares bruh
Feel sorry for the working class people, they’ll suffer the most.
sad for normal hard working home owners
True 😢
What happens in Los Angeles is to remind us what happens in Gaza 😢😢😢
The US needs to spend their money on their own citizens who have been devastated by this fire instead of funding a war on the otherside of the planet.
Gaza is the moral compass of the world. God save Gaza 🙏
Blame Hamas for spending money on tunnels and weapons.
@Cobra-gl7or Blah blah blah, can't you find a better lie 🙄
@@Mano-uw8ly Hamas only spends money on weapons and tunnels not for the Arabs in gaza.
People who are angry about the response don’t understand how firefighting works when you are dealing with bushfire of this scale. They can only safely operate around the edges of the fire, attempting to contain it, and beyond that follow it and put out spot fires once it moves on. You could have an ARMY of guys with hoses and they’d be useless to stop this. People just don’t understand the speed and power of these events, it’s like a bomb going off, if it’s coming at you with the wind behind it you get out of its way whether you’re a firefighter or not!
I agree. There have also been a lot calls for local leaders' heads over the past year's budget cuts to fire protection in LA, but I'd be willing to bet that those cuts were based on projected needs derived from recent years' local fire activity. If LA, or the state of CA, were to hire more firefighters in order to staff up to levels needed to fight fires of this magnitude on a regular basis, I shudder to think how much bigger the budget would have to be; at least double, if not triple (I think the cuts amounted to roughly 17%). Obviously, fires this damaging don't occur every year, so having that many fire fighters on hand full time, just in case, would a lot of them idling most of the year, waiting for the next big one that might not come for years. If they staff up very heavily for years and there aren't as many fires directly threatening neighborhoods like this, eventually people will question why the city is paying so many fire fighters to stand around. Probably the best solution to that would be to have several brigades of part-time fire fighters who train & serve one weekend per month, much like how the national guard works. They would have other jobs to make a living most of the time, but when the big one comes, there would be more personnel available to call in. Perhaps there is already a similar program state-wide? I don't know.
It's the wind.
@@jamesclaytonbowman5977 again though, it’s not really a question of numbers, fires this big just cannot be ‘fought’ the way people think they are. They create their own wind and weather, they are basically unstoppable, all you can really do is watch and pray for the weather to give. Hopefully they remain rare events, but I’m not so sure…. The State might want to invest in native consultants on forest management and controlled burns to help reduce the likelihood of this kind of disaster occurring again, but boots on the ground isn’t the issue: no amount of men can stand in front of fires this large, it’s suicide. Plus this is America, not Australia (in Australia we don’t mind paying more taxes to have universal healthcare and a more interventionist State, Americans seem to think this is lunacy somehow, though they are awful quick to blame government when TSHTF).. certainly any rebuilding efforts should require the use of fire resistant materials, but then again, that’s regulation, isn’t it? And a climate change denialist is about to take office too. I don’t know what the solution is, really, or even if there is one. Thoughts and prayers for all affected, I’ve seen this horror first hand, it’s a nightmare and the fire is just the start of it.
Fire needs fuel, oxygen, dry and a spark. They could have cut down the fuel dramatically but that would mean thinking ahead. Of course, having adequate water would also be nice , but there were more important things to water. I guess. Gross incompetence rules once again.
I’m mad at the fire prevention and fire smart which the state and LA failed.
I worked in cali in 2018 under the last fires, I’m a forestry manager, specifically managing fire projects.
Go look at 2024 Jasper fire in Canada - I managed that. It was the same thing, red tape by the government to protect parks over the protection of people.
Sorry but anyone who doesn’t understand the fact the government is to blame (especially because in 2020 the insurance companies said this to the state)
Feeling sorry for everyone who was affected by wildfire.
You mean the arson attack ?
The US's greatest ally will surely be sending some aid? Surely??
we have and continue to
I heard Mexico send some firefighters or something
They have been...the country's called Canada.
Once the US stops denying climate change
We are a useless country and our leaders have all their priorities in the wrong order.
Best wishes from nepal 🇳🇵❤ god bless us😢 hope for the better😢
Please help me I'm burning 😭 I love you
city of sin actually looks like hell now lmao
Thx to Liberal Polices
🙂🙂this fire is nothing to hellfire
@@wwhyk1459 u sure about that? it still is a fire and probably will burn the same.
@@aghaali8172 yep
@@wwhyk1459 we r going to die anyway but i wont mind getting ur insta tho lmao
The fire has a right to defend itself in my opinion
Californians wanted these fires and repeatedly voted in referendums against fire prevention measures.
Why aren't journalists allowed to cover like this in Gaza ?!!
A lesson for the ultra rich in LA to be sensitive to the plight of the very poor and homeless people in LA who are suffering without amenities like water, electricity ,rent , food and living on the streets in tents with threats of bugs,storms, crime to their well being. We should learn from former president Jimmy Carter, who helped the poor by building homes for them thruout his presidency(may his soul rest in peace)
Did you know LA has a one billion budget for homelessness? We spend ALOT of money trying to help people who don’t want to be helped.
Malibu is not gone, most is alright - non-locals may not realize that/ BBC + Channel 4 both are best coverage
Queen of Malibu Paris Hilton palace destroyed so I don't know why you're spreading misinformation
If I want accurate news and photos the Internet and TV news is not the place to go anymore. With AI software news and photos can be exaggerated. I think the hardcopy newspaper is still the only attempt to be accurate without software interference
This is how gaza looks
Blame the Hamaz
Awesome people are helping out. Get America back to self-sufficiency! Excellent. Thanks for showing this side of the effort!
I'm up in Washington some of local firefighters headed down there two days ago.
Prayers for Animals.
During the wildfires, some families used their Jackery to power a small freezer and save the food they had stocked.
When LA rebuilds, think fire resistant materials, fire-resistant buildings give occupants more time to evacuate safely, and helps reduce and minimize potential structural damage. Also make sure the 'officials' are not allowed to defund the fire department. Elect officials that have the citizens best interests over their own. AND stop allowing the CEO of water and power to receive 750K a year, cheese-louse!
There is no fire-resistance against 100mph gales blowing a powerful fire.
@@Kazz-u2s The wind is the one thing we have no control over, blows whether we are here or not. Maybe moving underground is an alternative to this.
I live in a fire-safe building. It is good for isolating rooms, but won't stand a chance like something on this scale. Also, that won't reduce risk - now another big risk is floods.
Finally, I don't think many politicians and government officials have citizens best interests at heart. That's more optimistic than the fire resistant buildings
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Condolences to the people of LA from South Africa
Amazing they are talking about rebuilding when the risk of fires is only going to get worse as climate change gets worse. Do they really think this wont happen again in the near future?
Anywhere you live there are disasters. If not by nature it’s by people..
Mesa, Az. was once the city with the least disasters. Then a micro burst caused winds that destroyed buildings.
Where ya’ gonna’ go?!
You can say that about any area that might have a lot of trees.
It’s their home. It’s natural for them not to want to leave.
I believe that southern California will become uninhabitable in the long term. Unfortunately
Global warming isn't real. Trump already told California almost a decade ago to stop mismanaging the forest and resume regular harvesting of wood to reduce fire risk.
Devastating... hopefully it can be built grateful that people are safe!! Praying for everyone ❤
Fire has a right to defend itself
Do you think you're funny ?
@@YudumAlkanFrr
This is a serious matter and your taking it ass a joke what wrong with you
Typical Islamic behavior who wishes death on others.
It's a nightmare of a horrible mess. So sad. 😔
Pray for people in California! I’ve been thinking about sending Jackery generators as emergency supply to my friends over there.
In the face of disaster, everyone is equal, and the losses people suffer are equally devastating. It’s truly heartbreaking. This fire spread so quickly that many people could only hastily pack their belongings and leave. This reminds us of the importance of being prepared even in peaceful times. We should have emergency supplies ready in our daily lives, such as fire blankets, headlights, safety ropes, Jackery solar generators, gas masks, and other essentials. Hoping LA recovers soon. God bless.🙏
Fire has all right to defens it self
Why the hell rebuild in an area that is prone to helish environment factors
Well if we kept criminals in jail here we would not have arsonists
👍spot on like the people who houses floods and never move after then moan every year when it happens again lol
Everywhere in California is a fire danger.
Fire can occur almost anywhere. Fires in the past have destroyed London and Chicago, would you call those areas "hellish"? On second thought, don't answer that!
agreed. the fires aren't even out and the politicians have been talking about aggressively rebuilding for days.
Allah reward rescuers. Rescuers are always great who help people to their best. No matter they belong to any nation for they work for humanity .😢❤
Can u compare this wilde fire damage in losangeles and california to the damages done by IDF in Gaza.
Damn what the hell this is outrageous kudos to the firefighters working their asses off.
They pick up the pieces of what our elites ignore and squander. They are the heroes
The fire has the rigths to defend itself and its only fill fueling gods greater plan. The fire was here before the California residents in 3,000 years and now returned to home.
When the Divine Power takes an account of the oppressions committed by a tyrant, it holds them to a very strict reckoning, and no matter how powerful the oppressor may be, they cannot escape. For the past year and a half, the relentless cruelty and barbarity inflicted upon the innocent people of Gaza without any justification have now, by Allah's might, turned against the oppressors. Indeed, Allah’s justice is supreme, and He never abandons the oppressed. The entire world has witnessed this truth in action. Without a doubt, our Lord has power over everything.
Like a war scene how ironic
The fact that most insurance companies already canceled people’s plan as if they knew something was going to happen .
Follow the money trail
There was budget cut on firefighting. That’s a red flag for insurance companies.
The insurance companies know these fires will get worse -- partly fueled by climate chaos (AKA 'global warming') -- and these areas are fire prone. Insurance companies are forced to deal with reality .... unlike most politicians. And I dislike insurance companies -- my rates are very high now even though I don't live in a high risk fire area. They just keep jacking up the rates .... 🙂
@@meatrealwishes State Farm and other companies canceled policies LONG BEFORE the idiot mayor and the city council cut funding to the fire department. That was just 7 months ago when she approved that stroke of genius.
Yes insurance companies knew the democrats were creating a disaster. They warned the state for DECADES about it but environmentalists ignored them, and this was the final straw.
Let’s hope this tragedy will envoke greater empathy for the citizens of Gaza and what they have endured.
Prayers for the los Angeles may God help you guys 😢
Gaza 😢
Blame hamas.
God Almighty is great
I live in california 😠
Outstanding coverage -
Bbc very clear on this but wont report about the genocide in gaza. Shameful.
Let's pretend that this is the Middle East and ignore it...
America once said it would make Palestine a hell
And your God answered it
GODLESS CITY
Somebody was making hotdogs and other food for firefighters
Some karen called the health department on them
You dont hate the government enough
The community ready to help contain the fires is commendable -
What is the matter of stating the percentage of containment if all the important stuff (people's houses) have been burned down? A house that has burned down can't reburn.
One thing Karen Bass cannot do is govern.
The percentage of containment means everything to the people who have not had their property destroyed. You are full of hate.
@@Fancy-p7z not really sure what hate has anything to do with my question. keep your opinions to yourself. no one asked you.
This is the hell Trump promised the Middle East 😅
Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Those poor. People my heart goes out to them
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What a fantastic detailed report BBC has televised. Not the same sympathy or empathy for Palestine where people a facing a genocide and occupation. Absolute hypocrisy! Our prayers are with those who won't be able to replace their homes.
If Palestine was majority Christian would you care as much?
correct
Santa Ana’s unholy winds.
Satans Nana
Thoughts and prayers for LA🙏
GTA 5 city burning before GTA 6 🤯😢
Those poor people. What devastation. It's just so cruel. Decent folk losing their homes and all they possess trying to stay strong.
New fire still breaking out. Please this isn't a mere fire. Please reflect.
The budgets haven’t been cut, there’s 7+ simultaneous fires raging around Los Angeles. Nobody in the world could handle this.
Koolaid anyone? Just look at the budget. If you dare.
@ I did actually. Have you? Obviously not. Just interested in dividing during tragedy.
@@spongedan13 $17 million cut from the Fire Department, so it's you who haven't read it, so stop lying. Geez. Libs lie about anything and then think an insult will make it all right because they're so much smarter. Just ask 'em.
The mayor asked for a 23 million dollar cut, but the city council only gave her a 17 million dollar cut.
@ that’s not accurate you clown. They were in negotiations and ended up with a 50 MILLION DOLLAR INCREASE FOR THIS YEARS BUDGET. READ SOMETHING FOR ONCE IN YIUR SAD ASS LIFE.
The fires exist largely because Stewart and Lynda Resnick, known for their farming business, are worth eight billion dollars and co-own the Wonderful Company, one of the largest farming operations in America. The Resnicks are the biggest farmers in California. By 2007 they owned 4 San Franciscos worth of farmland. Secret meetings 2 decades ago led to them being granted ownership of most of Californias water. In 2023 urban water systems only had access to 5% of the ENTIRE states water Californians pay taxes for. The Resnicks now use 150 billion gallons every year. Was anyone from the state and/or the federal government involved in the meetings is the question that should be answered. I got this information from twitter channel More Perfect Union.
Yes this is confirmed.
It’s basically the plot from Chinatown
This is completely false, the opposite is what happened. Water was routed away from farmland and into cities by the state government where it drained into the oceans, hence why there is a lack of fresh water as you go inland.
This could go on for a long time. There’s a wildfire further north, away from LA, the Lane 1 wildfire which has so far consumed 26,000 acres and has been burning for 177 days.
May Allah Protect all Life’s and Give the people strength to remade
Im Praying for my Dreamland LA and Palestine
There is no Palastine. Over 3.000 years is there only Israel. No Islam at this time.
Don't look up!
When disaster strikes, I truly realize the fragility of life. I hope the firefighters stay safe and return home unharmed. All we can do is escape to a safe shelter with emergency supplies, such as fire blankets, headlights, safety ropes, Jackery solar generators, gas masks, and powerful flashlights. These items can provide us with a greater chance of survival in critical moments. I hope LA recovers soon.
This is the curse of Gaza people,the fire is more serious than the fire of American weapons' fire in Gaza!
كمواطن عراقي مسلم شيعي اقول
ان هذا الحريق بفعل فاعل واغلب توقعاتي ان من فعلها هم شركات التأمين والسبب إفراغ المنطقة من البيوت وجعلها مرافق رياضية تمهيدأ لاولمبياد ٢٠٢٨
تذكروا كلامي
😂😂😂😂😂😂, no
This is heart-breaking
THIS IS A LITTLE HELL SKY MISSILE.....