- California wildfires have released cancer-causing dioxins into the atmosphere, posing severe risks to public health and the food supply, particularly in the agriculturally vital Central Valley.
- Burning polyvinyl chloride (PVC) materials in structures has produced highly toxic dioxins, which persist in the environment and can contaminate soil, water, and crops for decades.
- Experts warn of long-term health effects, including cancer, and economic damage estimated at $150 billion, with potential contamination spreading to neighboring states like Arizona.
- Some claim the fires may be orchestrated, citing government negligence or intentional sabotage to destabilize the U.S., with dioxins weaponizing the food supply and infrastructure.
- Listeners are advised to stock up on freeze-dried foods, detoxifying supplements, and precious metals to mitigate health risks and economic fallout from the ongoing crisis.
In the wake of catastrophic wildfires that have ravaged California, experts are sounding the alarm over a far more insidious threat: a massive cloud of cancer-causing dioxins released into the atmosphere. The fires, which have consumed over 10,000 structures, including homes, businesses, and even the mansion of actor Mel Gibson, have unleashed a toxic plume that poses a severe risk to public health and the food supply.
The combustion of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) materials—commonly found in water pipes, clothing, and other household items—has produced dioxins, a class of highly toxic chemicals known to cause cancer at extremely low concentrations. According to Mike Adams, these dioxins are "forever chemicals" that can persist in the environment for decades, contaminating soil, water, and crops.
"The dioxins will blanket the food supply in California's Central Valley, one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world," Adams warned during an emergency interview with Steve Quayle, a researcher and author. "This isn't just about economic damage, which is already estimated at $150 billion. This is about long-term health impacts, including a potential wave of cancer cases."
The Central Valley, which supplies a significant portion of the nation's fruits, vegetables, and nuts, is particularly vulnerable to contamination. Winds are expected to carry the toxic particles eastward, potentially affecting neighboring states like Arizona. The fallout could also contaminate water sources, further compounding the crisis.
Engineered Disaster?
Both Adams and Quayle raised concerns that the wildfires may not be entirely natural. Quayle pointed to cuts in fire department funding and the diversion of resources to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives as evidence of government negligence—or worse, intentional sabotage.
"This is orchestrated," Quayle asserted. "The global elites want to destabilize the United States, and this is part of their plan. They’re using fire as a weapon to destroy infrastructure, contaminate the food supply, and create chaos."
Adams echoed these sentiments, noting that the fires have left hundreds of thousands without power, water, or communication. "This is a softening-up phase for something much bigger," he said. "The forces that hate America are creating conditions for a revolution or an invasion."
Health Impacts and Food Contamination
Dioxins are notorious for their ability to cause cancer, reproductive issues, and immune system damage. Even at femtogram levels—a millionth of a millionth of a gram—they can have devastating effects. Adams emphasized that the combination of dioxin exposure, "turbo cancers" linked to COVID-19 vaccines, and other environmental toxins could lead to a public health catastrophe.
"The food supply is being weaponized," Quayle added. "They’re already targeting eggs, cheese, and other staples. Next, they’ll go after milk and bread. This is about control and depopulation."
A Call to Action
Adams and Quayle urged listeners to take immediate steps to protect themselves. Adams recommended stocking up on freeze-dried foods, which have a long shelf life, and detoxifying supplements like spirulina and chlorella, which can help remove dioxins from the body. Quayle emphasized the importance of securing gold and silver as a hedge against economic collapse.
"Get what you need now," Quayle said. "We’re running out of time. This is not fear-mongering; this is reality."
As California grapples with the aftermath of the wildfires, the long-term consequences of the dioxin cloud remain uncertain. What is clear, however, is that the crisis extends far beyond the flames. It is a stark reminder of the fragility of modern infrastructure and the devastating impact of environmental disasters—whether natural or engineered.
For now, the people of California—and the nation—must brace for the fallout, both literal and figurative, of a disaster that shows no signs of abating.
Watch this full episode of the "Health Ranger Report" with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, and Steve Quayle as they talk about the Operation Meltdown - The California fires are just the beginning.
This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.
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