Fire, Flood, Land Grab — The Saga Continues

The Fire-Flood Heist: Humans Light the Match, the Map Steals the Land

October 17, 2025

Forget “natural disasters.” The wildfires torching America—44,130 blazes, 3.76 million acres by August 2025—aren’t just bad luck. Humans are striking the match 85-89% of the time, and the fallout isn’t chaos; it’s a calculated land grab that’s reshaping rural America to fit a 1992 Wildlands Project blueprint. Tied to the UN’s Biodiversity Treaty and Agenda 21, that map carves out red “core reserves” to ban humans, yellow buffer zones to choke rural life with regulations, and black-dot urban hubs to stack people tight. From Texas’ Williams Road to LA’s Palisades, North Carolina’s lithium belt to Maui’s ashes, human-sparked fires and subsequent floods are clearing the board for NGOs and developers. This isn’t speculation—it’s a heist, and we’re fueling it. Let’s pin the map, trace the lines, and face the truth.

The Human Trigger: 85-89% Our Doing

The National Park Service and National Interagency Fire Center are crystal clear: 85-89% of U.S. wildfires from 2018-2022 were human-caused, and 2025’s fire surge—57% up year-to-date—follows suit. Here’s the breakdown:

• Negligence (60-70% of total): Everyday failures light the fuse—trailer chains sparking on asphalt, flicked cigarettes, unattended campfires, faulty power lines, or farm gear like a hot exhaust in dry grass. In California, 97% of fires threatening homes are human-triggered. Every one could be stopped with basic care.
• Arson (10-20% of total): Deliberate acts, from kids with matches to grudges or calculated plays—think insurance scams or land-clearing torches. ATF logs under 1% convictions, but rural fires often go unsolved. X threads buzz with “forest jihad” echoes or developer-linked burns, unproven but persistent.
• Lightning’s Weak Share (11-15%): “Natural” fires are a fraction, and even these are worsened by human choices—decades of fire suppression piling fuel loads, plus 32 million new homes in wildland-urban zones since 1992 turning forests into tinderboxes.

X is on fire with the truth: “85% human—quit blaming CO2 and secure your gear.” With fire counts spiking and human hands dominant, the “act of God” excuse crumbles.

The Map of Motive: Hotspots and Grabs

These fires aren’t random—they’re pins on a map aligning with the 1992 Wildlands vision. Here’s the 2025 lineup, where human sparks meet land grabs:

• Williams Road Fire, Burnet County, TX (Oct 15-17, 2025)
  Where: 30.75°N, -98.27°W, near Inks Lake State Park.
  What: 321.5 acres of grass and brush burned, now 90% contained, no homes lost—yet. Likely a human spark (gear or exhaust, still under investigation) in drought-parched Hill Country (Keetch-Byram index 600+). NOAA’s 60% chance of heavy winter rain flags 10-20x flood risk on the burn scar.
  The Grab: Sits in a Wildlands yellow buffer zone, prime for solar farms or NGO easements (Nature Conservancy’s $4 billion budget, WEF ties). Texas wildfires are up 20% YTD, but Burnet’s volunteer fire department is stretched thin, relying on mutual aid roulette. X locals brace for flood-driven sales to developers circling Austin’s sprawl 30 miles away.
  Pin: Red blaze, blue flood halo, yellow line to Austin.
• LA Wildfires, Pacific Palisades, CA (Jan 2025)
  Where: 34.05°N, -118.55°W, Santa Monica Mountains.
  What: 44,000 acres torched, 200,000 displaced, 24 lives lost, $2 billion in aid mired in bureaucracy. Human cause likely (97% of CA fires), with 15-20% of parcels flipped to developers and rebuilds stalled at under 2% due to zoning fines. Newsom’s anti-predatory buy order expires April 2026—too little, too late.
  The Grab: Aligns with coastal Wildlands corridors. NGOs like Nature Conservancy snap up lots under “conservation,” while LA’s 1,000-firefighter shortage let the blaze spread. X screams “DEW strikes” for SmartLA 2028, but verified deed flips to corporates are undeniable.
  Pin: Red fire, black urban arrow, green NGO line.
• Lahaina Fire, Maui, HI (Aug 2023, echoes in ‘25)
  Where: 20.87°N, -156.67°W, West Maui.
  What: 2,170 acres burned, 15% parcels sold, locals pushed to Oahu or mainland. Human spark (likely power lines), with Maui’s fire department 20% understaffed. Post-fire floods crushed rebuild hopes.
  The Grab: Fits Hawaii’s 30x30 goals and Wildlands red zones. “Smart city” proposals followed, backed by corporate buys in public deeds. X calls it a rural erasure test run.
  Pin: Red blaze, blue flood ring, black line to Honolulu.
• South Fork Fire, Ruidoso, NM (Jun 2024)
  Where: 33.37°N, -105.67°W, Lincoln National Forest.
  What: 17,000 acres, 1,400 structures destroyed, 7,000 displaced by fire and floods. Human cause suspected, 10% land sales to “rewilding” NGOs.
  The Grab: Dead-center Wildlands red zone, near Mescalero Apache lands. Floods tanked property values, priming cheap buys. X labels it “erasure by design.”
  Pin: Red fire, blue flood halo, dotted line to Rio Grande corridor.
• Hurricane Helene Aftermath, Western NC (Sep 2024)
  Where: 35.5°N, -82.5°W, Asheville area.
  What: Floods ravaged 10,000 acres, targeting the lithium belt. X reports unverified claims of 312 square miles grabbed for federal “preservation.”
  The Grab: Appalachian Wildlands corridor, with mining firms circling distressed parcels. FEMA aid lags; buyouts offered at 50 cents on the dollar.
  Pin: Blue flood, green lithium line, yellow buffer outline.
• Southern US Wildfires (Oct 2025)
  Where: NC, SC, GA (~35°N, -80°W).
  What: Hundreds of fires, South Carolina under emergency, counties evacuated. Human causes dominate.
  The Grab: Post-Helene lithium grabs accelerate in Appalachian red zones. X flags “weather warfare” for eminent domain—speculative but fueled by real sales.
  Pin: Red fire cluster, green mineral line, blue flood risk.
• Nova Scotia Fires (Aug 2025)
  Where: ~44.6°N, -63.6°W.
  What: Vast rural/forest wipeout, rebuilds stalled, likely human-triggered.
  The Grab: Mirrors US patterns, with “protected” status and UN 30x30 ties. X: “Fires as global erasure tools.”
  Pin: Red blaze, dotted line to US borders.

The Machine: Human Sparks, Rigged System

We’re the match—85-89% human-caused fires, no debate. Negligence (60-70%) from unchecked gear, arson (10-20%) from malice or motive, and a system built to let it burn:

• Broken Defenses: Burnet’s volunteer fire department scrambles on mutual aid; LA’s down 1,000 firefighters; Maui’s 20% short. FEMA’s $29 billion budget is a drop against $200 billion in damages. Understaffing and underfunding aren’t accidents—they’re design.
• Policy Betrayal: Biden’s $7 billion went to “DEI audits” over brush clearing. Decades of fire suppression piled fuel loads; 32 million new homes in wildland-urban zones since 1992 add risk. The Forest Service’s Wildfire Crisis Landscapes quietly lock more land as “protected.”
• The Flip: Fires harden soil (Williams, Palisades, Ruidoso); floods (NOAA’s wet winter for Texas, Helene’s NC scars) tank values; 15-20% parcels flip in Palisades, Lahaina, 10% in Ruidoso. NGOs like Nature Conservancy (WEF-funded, $4 billion budget) and developers (solar in Texas, lithium in NC, resorts in Maui) scoop the scraps.
• X’s Pulse: The platform’s raw: “85% human, not climate,” “smart fires for smart cities,” “radical environmentalists killed logging, now a million acres burn yearly,” “green hubs on our ashes.” No proof of directed energy weapons or arson rings (ATF’s <1% convictions), but when rebuilds stall, insurance bails, and land flips at half value, the pattern’s undeniable.
• Global Echoes: Nova Scotia’s 2025 fires mirror US, with UN 30x30 “protected” status. The playbook’s not local—it’s global.

The 1992 Wildlands map is the skeleton key: red zones clear rural land, yellow buffers choke owners, black dots pull survivors to urban cages. The 30x30 push—30% of land “protected” by 2030—is the deadline, and our fires are the trigger.

The Truth We Can’t Ignore

2025’s wildfire tally—44,130 fires, 3.76 million acres by August—doubles 1990s norms, with La Niña drying the West and wildland-urban sprawl adding fuel. Recovery’s 10 times harder than floods or hurricanes, leaving scars ripe for exploitation. Human sparks—negligence, arson—light the fuse, and systemic failures fan the flames. The fire-flood cycle (Williams, Helene) erodes land value; NGOs and developers swoop; Wildlands zones lock in. X isn’t just chatter—it’s evidence: deed flips, zoning traps, and locals outing the grab. No smoking gun on DEWs or arson conspiracies, but when 15-20% of parcels flip post-disaster and rural communities vanish, the map tells the story.

Your Move: Rip the Map Open

This isn’t fate; it’s a heist, and we’re the spark. Get to your county clerk’s office—Burnet, LA, Maui, NC, anywhere hit by fire or flood. Pull deed records, track sales to NGOs or solar firms. Scour X for locals exposing buyouts or zoning changes. The 1992 Wildlands plan is alive, and 2025’s disasters are its muscle. Got a hotspot near you? Dig into the records now, or watch your land turn “protected” while you’re funneled to a city cage. Share your pin, deed finds, or X threads below. Let’s tear this playbook apart together.