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也許是有計劃的縱火事件? 

為什麼 4處地區同時發生火災?

圍住圈內,由外向內延燒?.

..Los Angeles sunrise resembling a gateway to hell..

Thousands flee as brush fires burn out of control in and around LA and homes are destroyed.

California firefighters battled wind-whipped wildfires that tore across the Los Angeles area, destroying homes, clogging roadways as tens of thousands fled and straining resources as officials prepared for the situation to worsen early Wednesday.

The flames from a fire that broke out Tuesday evening near a nature preserve in the inland foothills northeast of LA spread so rapidly that staff at a senior living center had to push dozens of residents in wheelchairs and hospital beds down the street to a parking lot. The residents waited there in their bedclothes as embers fell around them until ambulances, buses and even construction vans arrived to take them to safety.

Another blaze that started hours earlier ripped through the citys Pacific Palisades neighborhood, a hillside area along the coast dotted with celebrity residences and memorialized by the Beach Boys in their 1960s hit "Surfin USA." In the frantic haste to get to safety, roadways became impassable when scores of people abandoned their vehicles and fled on foot, some toting suitcases.The traffic jam on Palisades Drive prevented emergency vehicles from getting through and bulldozer was brought in to push the abandoned cars to the side and create a path. Video along the Pacific Coast Highway showed widespread destruction of homes and businesses along the famed roadway.

Pacific Palisades resident Kelsey Trainor said the only road in and out of her neighborhood was blocked. Ash fell all around them while fires burned on both sides of the road.

"We looked across and the fire had jumped from one side of the road to the other side of the road," Trainor said. "People were getting out of the cars with their dogs and babies and bags, they were crying and screaming. "

A third wildfire started around 10:30 p.m. and quickly prompted evacuations in Sylmar, a San Fernando Valley community that is the northernmost neighborhood in Los Angeles. The causes of all three fires were under investigation.

Flames were being pushed by Santa Ana winds topping 60 mph (97 kph) in some places. The winds were expected to increase overnight, producing isolated gusts that could top 100 mph (160 kph) in mountains and foothills - including in areas that havent seen substantial rain in months.

The situation prompted the Los Angeles Fire Department to take the rare step of putting out a plea for off-duty firefighters to help. It was too windy for firefighting aircraft to fly, further hampering the fight.

The erratic weather caused President Joe Biden to cancel plans to travel to inland Riverside County, where he was to announce the establishment of two new national monuments in the state. He remained in Los Angeles, where smoke was visible from his hotel, and was briefed on the wildfires. The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved a grant to help reimburse California for the firefighting cost.

Officials didnt give an estimate of structures damaged or destroyed in the Pacific Palisades wildfire, but they said about 30,000 residents were under evacuation orders and more than 13,000 structures were under threat. Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the scene and said many homes had burned.

By evening the flames had spread into neighboring Malibu and several people there were being treated for burn injuries and a firefighter had a serious head injury and was taken to a hospital, according to Los Angeles Fire Department Capt. Erik Scott.

Just after midnight Wednesday, the Eaton fire, which started around 6:30 p.m. the day before, had quickly burned 1.6 square mile (4 square kilometers), according to fire officials.

"By no stretch of the imagination are we out of the woods," Newsom warned residents, saying the worst of the winds were expected between 10 p.m. Tuesday and 5 a.m. Wednesday. He declared a state of emergency.

As of Tuesday evening, nearly 167,000 people were without power in Los Angeles county, according to the tracking website PowerOutage.us, due to the strong winds.

Recent dry winds, including the notorious Santa Anas, have contributed to warmer-than-average temperatures in Southern California, where theres been very little rain so far this season. Southern California hasnt seen more than 0.1 inches (0.25 centimeters) of rain since early May.

The Pacific Palisades fire started around 10:30 a.m. and quickly consumed about 4.6 square miles (11.6 square kilometers) and sent up a dramatic plume of smoke visible across Los Angeles.

The neighborhood, which borders Malibu about 20 miles (32 kilometers) west of downtown LA, includes hillside streets of tightly packed homes along winding roads nestled against the Santa Monica Mountains and stretches down to beaches along the Pacific Ocean.

Long-time Palisades resident Will Adams said he immediately went to pick his two kids up from St. Matthews Parish School when he heard the fire was nearby. Meanwhile, he said embers flew into his wifes car as she tried to evacuate.

"She vacated her car and left it running," Adams said. She and many other residents walked down toward the ocean until it was safe.

Adams said he had never witnessed anything like this in the 56 years hes lived there. He watched as the sky turned brown and then black as homes started burning. He could hear loud popping and bangs "like small explosions," which he said he believes were the transformers exploding.

"It is crazy, its everywhere, in all the nooks and crannies of the Palisades. One homes safe, the other ones up in flames," Adams said.

Actor James Woods posted footage of flames burning through bushes and past palm trees on a hill near his home. The towering orange flames billowed among the landscaped yards between the homes.

"Standing in my driveway, getting ready to evacuate," Woods said in the short video on X.

Some trees and vegetation on the grounds of the Getty Villa were burned by late Tuesday, but staff and the museum collection remain safe, Getty President Katherine Fleming said in a statement. The museum located on the eastern end of the Pacific Palisades is a separate campus of the world-famous Getty Museum that focuses on the art and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. The fire also burned Palisades Charter High School.

Film studios canceled two movie premieres due to the fire and windy weather, and the Los Angeles Unified School District said it temporarily relocated students from three campuses in the Pacific Palisades area.
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.美國末日景象.美國人作惡多端遭受到"天火"

逞罰尚有其他的災難降臨..

美國加州正在經歷40多年來,最嚴重的冬季火災,讓外界好奇的是,加州發生野火其實並非新鮮事,但今年卻罕見燒進富人名流聚集區,好萊塢影星,電視圈名人,社交名媛到明星運動員,都成了受災戶。究其根源,固然涉及全球暖化,氣候變遷等科學議題,但也被質疑不乏「人禍」可能.??? 比佛利山莊社區已經全面燒毀? .

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..美國末日景象.美國人作惡多端遭受到"天火"

逞罰尚有其他的災難降臨..

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美國人不知自我檢討,反醒自己,批判,美國人依賴船堅炮厲,在全世界橫行霸道,專門欺壓弱小民族及國家,到處幕後發動戰爭,推銷軍火圖利自己,再其次濫用印刷機,印刷大量美元現金鈔票,擾亂國際金融,破壞世界經濟與貿易,最可恥及最可惡的是,任意發行美國國家債券,強迫他國購買且賴帳不還錢,藉以消除美巨額迪財政赤字35 兆美元,美國善用兩手策略,鼓動俄烏戰爭的爆發,強行支援以色列,攻擊巴勒斯坦,黎巴嫩,造成大量的人口死亡,也就是說造成大量迪難民,餐風宿露在如此寒冷的冬季裡挨餓受凍,美國人的所作所為,天理不容,引起公憤,幸好無名的野火焚燬, 加州有錢人的社區住宅,這樣一來只是給予美國人啟示與警告,更嚴重的天災將再度降至美國個地區, 咱們視目以待,老天爺如何逞罰萬惡的美國人,讓它們萬劫不復.