"In situations like [the L.A. fires]...I look at patterns...I look at some of the communities involved...how many of the homeowners were on the P. Diddy list?...it's hard to conceive...that the original fires weren't triggered...from the sky or from the suborbital platform."

Investment banker, former HUD official, and founder of the Solari Report (@solari_the) Catherine Austin Fitts describes on a recent episode of the @ChildrensHD series Financial Rebellion how she looks for patterns when analyzing devastating disasters like the current widespread fires in Los Angeles. Fitts speculates that the fires could've been "triggered...from the sky or from the suborbital platform," and may, in part, have been a way to destroy the homes (and hence evidence?) of those involved in the P. Diddy sex trafficking operation. 

"What I usually look at in situations like this is I look at the patterns of who got wiped out and how," Fitts says. "And one of the first questions, I'll be honest, that I'm going to look at when I look at some of the communities involved is how many of the homeowners were on the P. Diddy list?"

"I've seen dreadful things done in the interest of covering up the pedophilia rings," Fitts says. "And this is likely to include whenever you do an operation this big [the operation referring to the Los Angeles fires], you stack functions. So there's a lot of stacking functions going on, but it wouldn't surprise me if pedophilia is one of those functions that's getting stacked here."

Fitts goes on to say: 

"If you look at how these fires started, it's very hard to conceive that...the original fires weren't triggered from high, either from the sky or from the suborbital platform. This was likely induced. Now, the drought was also induced, and the poor management setup was induced. Was that coordinated? I don't know. They haven't had rain there for a long time and it's a real tinderbox. You could have a combination of natural and manmade, but it's hard to believe, if you look at the patterns I've seen so far, that it wasn't...arson."