The Academy Award–winning actor Mel Gibson is being called “losing his marbles” by users of the internet after he said that the devastating fire was “commissioned” to force people from valuable property. Gibson’s home in California was destroyed by the flames that occurred in Los Angeles.
Devastation and emotional distress have been left behind as a result of the recent fire in Palisades, which devastated hundreds of inhabitants in the city of Los Angeles.
According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, the wildfires that broke out in Los Angeles on January 7 had burnt over 40,660 acres, devastated approximately 12,500 structures, and claimed the lives of at least 24 people.
During the taping of an edition of Joe Rogan’s podcast on January 10, actor Mel Gibson discovered that his Malibu home, which was valued at $23.5 million, had been destroyed by the fire. Gibson is one of the individuals who has been profoundly affected by the event.
In the time that has passed since then, the actor who played Braveheart has discussed his experience and how he is feeling about the tragedy in a conversation with Laura Ingraham, who lives on Fox News.
The things that my son took with him, which included things like passports and a couple of paperwork, are fine. He grabbed about three things and ran away….In an interview with Fox News, Gibson stated, “[but] it’s tragic, and it makes you really sad.”
There were priceless works of art, photos, and rare texts dating back to the 1600s that he misplaced from his collection of possessions. Gibson referred to the catastrophe that occurred as “purification” while he was contemplating these valuable artifacts.
She added that the house and goods that they lost in the fire were simply “things” that “may or may not be replaceable but they’re only things.” She described the feeling as “a strange mixture of sadness and almost kind of an elation.”
After that, the actor who played Mad Max drew parallels between the catastrophic devastation of his property and the bombing of Dresden, a city in Germany that was completely destroyed during World War II..
“We’re still here, and I just kind of look at it almost in a weird kind of way as purification,” he continues adding.
Covert plan or scheme
In the course of his interview on the show, the actor, who is 69 years old, shared his thoughts and speculations regarding the catastrophic fire that destroyed hundreds of homes, including his own, and questioned the idea that the fire was caused by malicious intent.
For one reason or another, I am aware that they were causing problems with the water by releasing reserves. Because they have been doing that for some time. In reference to a suspected covert plan, the actor revealed that the state of California is plagued by a multitude of issues that are difficult to comprehend in terms of the reasons behind their actions.
According to Gibson’s theory, the wildfire was set on purpose for the purpose of gaining financial or political advantage. He believes that some strong individuals or entities could be responsible for starting the fire.
Gibson tells the host, “I can make all kinds of horrible theories up in my head, conspiracy theories and everything.” This makes it appear as though the fires were “commissioned” and purposely caused. In addition, that the wind conditions were favorable, and that there are individuals who are ready, willing, and able to burn fires.
After some time had passed, the actor who played the role of Lethal Weapon questioned if the men who were accused of starting the fire were “commissioned” or “just acting on their own volition.”
Gibson asserts that it is a “fact.”
Gibson said to Ingraham, “Is it on purpose, which is an insane thing to think about?” in a swift explanation of his “insane” notion. It is possible that one is beginning to question whether or not there is a purpose in mind. Is it possible that it is? You are aware, what is it that they desire? Has the state been vacated? It’s not clear to me.”
“And obviously there is a great need for high density housing in California and across the country,” the presenter answered, taking the bait and responding to the question. Those concerned about the environment are making a significant effort in this direction.
Additionally, she continues by saying, “And you’re already hearing rumblings of that.” To put it another way, single-family homes are out of the question. Welcome to the high-density housing market!
“Cattle barons” is a term that dates back to the 19th century and was used to designate powerful landowners who cleared the area for ranching. Gibson then made a reference to this idea, saying that it is “pretty scary.”
In my mind, it brings to mind the days of the cattle barons, when they would drive people off the land. But I’m not sure…It was just a little bit convenient that there was no water available on the premises.
There were people who were ready, willing, and able to ignite fires, as well as the wind conditions that were present. Are they acting on their own volition or have they been given a specific order to carry out this task?
“Words that truth speaks”
In line with what was anticipated, Gibson’s words have elicited a range of responses. While he was speaking up on what they consider to be disregarded truths, some of his supporters on social media praised him for his bravery.
The comments section of the Fox clip contains a comment from a user who states, “He has the guts to tell the truth.” “Fabulous words of TRUTH from Mel Gibson – AGAIN!!!” someone else writes, expressing their approval of the actor’s assertions at the same time.
Mel is one of the very few daring performers with morals and conscience who speaks facts that others fear not to express, according to a third person who praises the celebrity for being a truth speaker. “Keep kicking the system in the guts, Mel, the world needs to hear the truth!” this person writes in the comments section.
The phrase “conspiracy zombie”
However, his detractors have been quick to call his assertions as unfounded and reckless, with some arguing that he has gone beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior.
You are completely insane. Spreading rumors of a conspiracy over such a terrible circumstance is not the right thing to do at this time. This is a moment for compassion, not a time for conspiracies, as one dissatisfied user of the internet has shared. “I’m not even sure any time is really appropriate, people losing lives and homes is a time for compassion.”
Insanity is the result of crazy behavior! “Mel, you’ve been in need of assistance for quite some time; I encourage you to go and get it,” says a second. “He ought to get help,” writes a third person, who agrees with the viewpoint expressed above.I am so sick of these zombies who believe in conspiracies.
Someone else makes the comment, “Damn. Homeboy is completely losing his mind with this.
I would like to bring to your attention that there is no evidence to support any conspiracy claims.
