Billion dollar energy company Edison International is currently under investigation over a possible link to the LA fires.

It is now day seven since over 180,000 people had to abandon their homes in search of safety following the wildfires ravaging LA. The flames have destroyed thousands of acres of lands and thousands of buildings and homes. At least 24 people have sadly been confirmed dead due to the fires while many more are missing and unaccounted for. Governor Gavin Newsom decalred it ‘one of the worst natural natural disasters in US history’.Firefighters have warned that the disaster is still very active, with fires Palisade, Easton and Hurst still actively ravaging the countryside. Many celebs live in the Palisades area and have been doing what they can to help. Paris Hilton, who lost her own home in Malibu, has pledged $100k to an emergency fund and Snoop Dogg has transformed his clothing store into a donation centre for victims. Southern California Edison, a branch of Edison International has shared that its grid experienced a short circuit issue on the evening of January 7 – the same evening that he first Hurst Fire started. Hurst has burned through more than 800 acres of land. The company shared a press release: “On 10 January 10, Southern California Edison (SCE) filed an Electric Safety Incident Report (ESIR) related to the Hurst Fire once SCE learned fire agencies are investigating whether SCE equipment was involved in the ignition, which is a triggering event for reporting.”“SCE noted that the fire was reported at approximately 10:10pm on 7 January, and preliminary information reflects the Eagle Rock – Sylmar 220 kV circuit experienced a relay at 10:11pm.“A downed powerline was discovered at a tower associated with the Eagle Rock – Sylmar 220 kV circuit.“SCE does not know whether the damage observed occurred before or after the start of the fire.”The energy giant has announced that they will provide a contribution of $1 million to ‘community-based organisations to support relief efforts and assist those affected by the wildfires’: “We are proud to support nonprofits that provide critical services to our customers and employees, and we are grateful for the contributions from other Southern California companies who have stepped up to support our communities during this difficult time,” said Pedro J. Pizarro, CEO of Edison International.“Severe equipment damage and access restrictions in areas impacted by wildfire may lead to restoration times taking longer than usual, from several days to, in some instances, weeks.” they said.“Thousands of SCE employees and contractors are working alongside mutual assistance crews 24/7 to restore power.”“We greatly appreciate the dedicated efforts of SCE’s employees and the mutual assistance colleagues who are working around the clock to support our communities during this challenging time,” said Steven D. Powell, president and CEO of SCE.“Their unwavering commitment and hard work are truly commendable.”“Their collective efforts demonstrate the strength and resilience of our region, and we are honored to stand alongside them in providing aid and support to those in need.”

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Joe Rogan was left stunned as Mel Gibson revealed how three of his friends were all cured of stage cancer.

On his latest episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Mel Gibson claimed three of his friends all had stage four cancer, and what he has described as ‘some serious stuff going on.’The actor claimed they took ivermectin and fenbendazole – drugs that are used to treat infections such as roundworms and threadworms. He then said, after taking them, ‘they don’t have cancer right now.’‘This stuff works, man,’ he added.Some research suggests that fenbendazole can stop the growth of cancer cells – however, experts have said that despite early research looking good, there are some serious side effects.Gibson said: ‘I don’t believe that there is anything that can afflict mankind that hasn’t got a natural cure for it. It just makes sense to me. ‘I couldn’t prove that, but I just believe that. There’s got to be something that cures things.’Referring to both drugs mentioned, Rogan added: ‘This stuff does work, which is strange because it’s not profit.’Rogan added: ‘When you hear about things that are demonized and they turn out to be effective, you always wonder, “What is going on here? How have our medical institutions failed us so that things that do cure you are not promoted because they’re not profitable?”‘Dr Susanne Arnold, associate director for clinical translation at the Markey Cancer Center in Kentucky, told The Associated Press in 2024 that while yes, there have been pre-clinical studies exploring ivermectin and similar drugs that could slow cancer cell growth in labs, this isn’t the same as proving that the drugs would work in humans.She said: ‘I know of no reports of clinical trials that yielded successful results in humans with cancer.’ 

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