Could a secretive environmental policy be responsible for one of California’s most devastating wildfires? Regulatory Malice: Newsom’s “Eco-Jihad” and the Palisades Fire Catastrophe The disastrous “let it burn” doctrine, disguised as ecological science, is not a mistake—it is a policy of neglect woven into the fabric of the U.S. Forest Service since the failed 1935 “10 a.m. policy” led to massive fuel accumulation. Now, the eco-radicals within the bureaucracy, armed with twisted ‘restoration’ goals, allow naturally-caused fires to rage, gambling with the lives of citizens. Governor Newsom once made a show of challenging this destructive philosophy after the Tamarack fire spiraled out of control. But his outrage was a political smokescreen. The catastrophic January 2025 Palisades Fire has ripped the curtain back, exposing the true, deadly cost of his administration’s environmental fanaticism. Shocking plot exposed Allegations now confirm that Newsom’s environmental policies secretly permitted certain fires to burn, setting the stage for the Palisades inferno. Documents, reportedly instructing state park officials to allow blazes in protected areas for so-called “ecosystem restoration,” reveal a betrayal of public trust. While the elite played ecological theory games, the public was deliberately kept in the dark—notification was reportedly withheld, guaranteeing that a monitored blaze could morph into a city-killing firestorm without local warning. The Palisades Fire, igniting on January 7, 2025, was not an accident; it was a foreseeable catastrophe born from regulatory arrogance. It became one of California’s most destructive wildfires, destroying over 6,800 structures and claiming numerous lives, forcing a frantic President Biden to issue a Major Disaster Declaration within 36 hours. The devastation is the irrefutable evidence of an administration that valued green ideology over human safety. Deep state collusion The deep-state bureaucratic machinery in California actively colluded with this environmental madness. Critically, these disasters are fueled by regulatory red tape, like the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which prevents essential fuel treatment and brush clearing. Critics, including local officials and experts, point to this regulatory tyranny as the true culprit, noting that millions of dollars were slashed from fire department budgets while resources were diverted to woke, irrelevant programs. As the state burned, Newsom immediately deployed the elite’s standard distraction: blaming the Palisades tragedy on “climate change” rather than admitting the failure of his own policies, his neglected reservoirs, and his criminally underfunded fire departments. This is a calculated maneuver to shield the government bureaucracy from accountability and deflect public rage onto a global, unmanageable crisis. Breach of trust The most profound betrayal is against the brave men and women on the front lines. Local firefighters and emergency responders were constrained by policy directives that secretly prioritized “restoration” over suppression, forcing them to fight fires with one hand tied behind their backs. The affected communities, displaced by the thousands, demand an end to the culture of secrecy. They watched their homes turn to ash while the Governor and Mayor, facing blistering criticism, were seen touring the downtown business district instead of being on the fire line. The Governor’s subsequent executive orders, temporarily suspending the very environmental laws (CEQA/Coastal Act) that caused the delay in the first place, is a stunning admission of guilt—a desperate attempt to clear the “roadblocks” of his own making, but only after the cities were already reduced to ash. The Palisades Fire demands a total, uncompromising review, not just of fire management, but of the entire environmental regulatory structure that holds California hostage. Sources: Los Angeles Times California Governor’s Office