PG&E to Shut Off Power to Millions in California in an Attempt to Avoid Wildfires

Last year before the Paradise Camp Fire PG&E had told residents in and around Paradise that they would be shutting power off in these wildfire zones in the event that the winds picked up during wildfire season. The day of the Paradise Camp Wildfire they did not shut the power off immediately and the fires started and spread fast as they said the winds were blowing the fires extremely hot and with record ground covering speed. Now with PG&E under court imposed supervision they are forewarning residents in Northern California that at least 600 to 800 thousand homes will be losing power for up to a possible five days. This all may be starting on Wednesday (today) as I post this video. What I found strange was while watching ABC News Sacramento’s livestream they were predicting through the wind patterns which communities were going to lose their power and the fires have yet to start in those communities. Then just as I started to comment in the chatroom on the livestream I started getting computer hiccups and was having problems leaving comments and finally when they got to discussing what was going to happen up at the Oroville Dam they stopped the livestream as you will see at the end. California be ready for a false flag fire that is all I have to say at this moment. I covered the Paradise Camp Fire in depth last year and it looks like they have re-opened the same  PG&E playbook eleven months later. Californians stay alert and stay safe. Agenda 2030 is in play.