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Could be just nature doing its thing. Fire is normal out west where it is dry and windy.

OTOH, AL Queda then ISIS warned us they'd use arson. Think they forgot about us during Covid? Nope, I don't think so. How about ANTIFA/BLM? They will take a page from anypnes's play book as long as it destabilizes society and law and order. They ARE anarchists, after all.

6 cars riding up and down the coast with ISIS or ANTIFA throwing lit cigarettes out the window when conditions are right will start on hell of a mess.



New ISIS video calls for arson attacks on U.S.
By Chuck Goudie and Barb Markoff, Christine Tressel and Ross Weidner
Tuesday, July 28, 2020


CHICAGO (WLS) -- A new video released by ISIS terrorists urges followers in America to begin a campaign of arson attacks. The four minute-long video is the first new marching orders in a long time from ISIS' propaganda wing, pushing followers to fight fire with fire, literally.

The animated tightly-produced video is entitled "Incite the Believers" and many of the scenes are engulfed in flames and, as with previous terrorist "message" videos, it encourages violent criminal acts against Western civilization. This time, ISIS is encouraging followers to start fires for maximum damage and carnage.


In Arabic, the narrator encourages followers to use cigarette lighters, matches and gasoline to start fires in places where they won't be detected in retribution for U.S. combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan the past nearly two decades.

The focus on arson is similar to an Al Qaeda directive to its followers a decade ago, first reported by the I-Team, in which followers were told to use pick-up trucks and plow them into crowded sidewalks. The edition of a terrorist magazine then known as "Inspire" featured the skyline of Chicago with an article about turning regular vehicles into "mowing machines."


A few years later Al Qaeda urged individual jihadists to use kitchen knives, pressure cookers and other household products for their own one-person attacks on America. Perhaps in 2020, with fewer public places filled with people because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, terror leaders are gravitating to arson because fires could find victims long after the terrorist has gone home and bring out first responders at the same time.