🚨🇺🇸 PARADISE LOST: HOW CALI'S ECO-OBSESSION TURNED LA INTO A TINDERBOX

In a classic case of misplaced priorities, LA officials chose endangered plants over fire prevention, leading to this week's devastating blazes.

The LADWP tried upgrading fire-resistant power lines in 2019. 

Their crime? Disturbing 182 milkvetch plants during construction.

California's response? 

A $2M fine and mandatory "plant diversity" programs. 

Because apparently, non-native plants are more threatening than actual fires.

Chief Crowley: 

"Budget cuts reduced our wildfire preparation"

Meanwhile, homeless encampments average 24 fires per day. 

But when Good Samaritans caught a man with a flamethrower this week? 

Police cited "lack of probable cause" for arson charges.

The kicker? Insurance Commissioner Lara just banned insurers from dropping homeowners in fire zones. 

Because apparently, you can regulate away reality in California.

Source: Wall Street Journal