
On January 24th, 2025, Gavin Newsom said:
“We are all in this together.”
The three-part strategy used to silence the truth of the Palisades Fire.
These are the common tactics used by leadership in the wake of unnatural disasters. Historically, the public’s response to these patterns has remained remarkably consistent.
In historical events similar to the Palisades Fire, the public has consistently relied on the same excuses to justify their silence and inaction:
1) "We didn’t know."
2) "We were afraid."
3) "We were not involved."
"In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."— Martin Luther King Jr.
Governor Gavin Newsom telling the world that we are opportunistic for wanting to rebuild the community he let burn.
Wanda Lett from LADWP and the many others who laughed at us and told us to move when we asked the city for permit fee waivers.
The Fire Department filming themselves laughing at our homes burning on Jan 7 at 7PM during the Palisades Fire then again laughing at the fire victims who thanked them for their service on the Jan 11 Palisades Community Meeting.
How the world asked why the media failed to do their job and report the truth.
That Spencer Pratt and Mel Gibson were the only celebrities who refused to stay silent while all others remain cowards.
How we asked for your help today, and you chose to remain silent.
The Past Excuse: "We didn’t know."
Saying "I didn't know" is no longer an acceptable excuse. I have provided the fact sheets and the documented truth. To claim ignorance now is a deliberate choice to ignore the evidence.
The Past Excuse: "We were afraid."
Fear only thrives in isolation. You do not need to be afraid because you are not alone. You have us, and you have our support. We’re here to make sure you never have to defend the truth alone.
The Past Excuse: "We were not involved."
You believe silence keeps you neutral. It does not. If you continue to choose silence after seeing the truth, you have officially chosen involvement. Your inaction is your contribution to the crime.