Propaganda

There are things about this place that is absolute trash. Don't get me wrong. There is a lot wrong with this city. with this place. The ground shakes up under us. We've been such a horrible steward as to how to take care of this land. I'm going to include myself, even though I am not the invasive colonizer.

But there are really only nine native trees to California, two of which are not the palm tree or the eucalyptus. The plants that are here naturally are drought resistant and fire resistant. They don't burn that easy. The ones that burn up real quick are the sycamores and the palm trees. And if you may have noticed, Los Angeles hit a bit of a dry spell recently and had quite the disaster.

But there are really only nine native trees to California, two of which are not the palm tree or the eucalyptus. The plants that are here naturally are drought resistant and fire resistant. They don't burn that easy. The ones that burn up real quick are the sycamores and the palm trees. And if you may have noticed, Los Angeles hit a bit of a dry spell recently and had quite the disaster.

But there are really only nine native trees to California, two of which are not the palm tree or the eucalyptus. The plants that are here naturally are drought resistant and fire resistant. They don't burn that easy. The ones that burn up real quick are the sycamores and the palm trees. And if you may have noticed, Los Angeles hit a bit of a dry spell recently and had quite the disaster.

Now, I'm slowly backing that thing up into what we're going to talk about right now, which you should probably know if you have already read the show title when you clicked play. But I'm going to back that thing up into it. California catches fire every year in some location. Now, my mother, you know, mama, mama prop, She worked 30 years for the L.A.

Now, I'm slowly backing that thing up into what we're going to talk about right now, which you should probably know if you have already read the show title when you clicked play. But I'm going to back that thing up into it. California catches fire every year in some location. Now, my mother, you know, mama, mama prop, She worked 30 years for the L.A.

Now, I'm slowly backing that thing up into what we're going to talk about right now, which you should probably know if you have already read the show title when you clicked play. But I'm going to back that thing up into it. California catches fire every year in some location. Now, my mother, you know, mama, mama prop, She worked 30 years for the L.A.

County Fire Department, you know, in the city of West Covina, because I'm a 626er. And I have vivid memories of the different firemen, fire chiefs. I think I talked about this in the L.A. on Fire episode. Black is literally hot on the hood politics episode. Show, which hopefully you guys are supporting and listening to also.

County Fire Department, you know, in the city of West Covina, because I'm a 626er. And I have vivid memories of the different firemen, fire chiefs. I think I talked about this in the L.A. on Fire episode. Black is literally hot on the hood politics episode. Show, which hopefully you guys are supporting and listening to also.

County Fire Department, you know, in the city of West Covina, because I'm a 626er. And I have vivid memories of the different firemen, fire chiefs. I think I talked about this in the L.A. on Fire episode. Black is literally hot on the hood politics episode. Show, which hopefully you guys are supporting and listening to also.

But even my boy Chris, who's, you know, firefighter, you know, been fighting the fires out here. Everybody knew that one day this day would come. And that, let's just say, all of the... Bureaucratic failures had not happened. If the water was as full as possible, the fire hydrants were fine. If everything was done perfectly, this was going to happen. This day was going to come.

But even my boy Chris, who's, you know, firefighter, you know, been fighting the fires out here. Everybody knew that one day this day would come. And that, let's just say, all of the... Bureaucratic failures had not happened. If the water was as full as possible, the fire hydrants were fine. If everything was done perfectly, this was going to happen. This day was going to come.

But even my boy Chris, who's, you know, firefighter, you know, been fighting the fires out here. Everybody knew that one day this day would come. And that, let's just say, all of the... Bureaucratic failures had not happened. If the water was as full as possible, the fire hydrants were fine. If everything was done perfectly, this was going to happen. This day was going to come.

that it's a perfect storm. We had a specific type of drought, lack of rain, the Santa Ana winds, and then a fire sparking, and that fire sparking in a densely populated urban area. It was... Every fireman I knew was like, yeah, one day it's going to happen. And like I said in the last episode, yeah, like, you know, we could find ourselves a time machine and practice the indigenous practices.

that it's a perfect storm. We had a specific type of drought, lack of rain, the Santa Ana winds, and then a fire sparking, and that fire sparking in a densely populated urban area. It was... Every fireman I knew was like, yeah, one day it's going to happen. And like I said in the last episode, yeah, like, you know, we could find ourselves a time machine and practice the indigenous practices.

that it's a perfect storm. We had a specific type of drought, lack of rain, the Santa Ana winds, and then a fire sparking, and that fire sparking in a densely populated urban area. It was... Every fireman I knew was like, yeah, one day it's going to happen. And like I said in the last episode, yeah, like, you know, we could find ourselves a time machine and practice the indigenous practices.

Oh, actually, as a small little beacon of light, there's an area out to Dina that was actually given back to the Tongva tribe many years back. There was a first like actual land back there. given back to the tribe and they started taking care of the land the way that their elders and ancestors did. And guess what? That area didn't burn.

Oh, actually, as a small little beacon of light, there's an area out to Dina that was actually given back to the Tongva tribe many years back. There was a first like actual land back there. given back to the tribe and they started taking care of the land the way that their elders and ancestors did. And guess what? That area didn't burn.

Oh, actually, as a small little beacon of light, there's an area out to Dina that was actually given back to the Tongva tribe many years back. There was a first like actual land back there. given back to the tribe and they started taking care of the land the way that their elders and ancestors did. And guess what? That area didn't burn.

Anyway, in the midst of this disaster that we were having a desperate, desperate man who I completely understand his desperation.