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The discussion focuses on fires in Washington, mentioning “the Palisades” and Lahaina, and asserts that governments and electric companies “are notorious for burning down cities.” The speaker says that while someone may claim the cause is “climate change,” they want to rely on a different source, quoting a US Department of Agriculture document titled “Forest fire as a military weapon.”
The speaker then frames the cause as smart meters rather than climate or government action. They describe a specific burned house alongside surrounding vegetation that is “perfectly green,” and claim the trees and plants remain green while the house burns. The speaker attributes this to the idea that “when smart meters catch on fire, that’s exactly what they look like,” and claims there are “all over the country” examples. They state there are “Ninety million smart meters across the country.”
They connect this to “the city that burned,” saying it was a “smart city,” with “grids” and “smart meters,” and with everything “interconnected from the electric company.” The speaker recalls “all those fires in California” and states that the Palisades lawsuit claims “that faulty PG&E smart meters started their house fires.”
The speaker supports the claim with testimony and dates. They cite “Former meter reader testifies at California Public Utilities Commission, Santa Rosa, California, two thousand twelve,” with the statement “Smart meters cause fires.” They also claim they “show one of the smart meters catching on fire and then the whole house burning down,” describing it as “Yep.”
The speaker then claims that information about smart meter fires has been “wiped off the internet.” They say that when typing “smart meter fires,” results say “Those don’t happen,” and they describe “Here’s the evidence” and “the evidence that gets wiped off the internet,” claiming this is done “so people aren’t aware” and so others can “blame climate change,” while “the government can keep setting up fifteen minute cities,” and “the electric companies can keep putting out smart meters.”
The speaker advises viewers that if they have “a smart meter on your house,” they should “get an analog meter” and “opt out.” They claim that if “enough people opted out,” “they can’t.” They also describe “calling it climate change and writing books about climate change” as part of the same narrative, while closing with “Love you all.”
Finally, the speaker adds that “the smart meters are also in Canada too,” and claims they “make your bill four times the price.”