Wildfire Destroys 1 Million Acres, Killing Thousands of Livestock In Texas

03/05/2024

Wildfire Destroys 1 Million Acres, Killing Thousands of Livestock In Texas

EndTimesProphecyWatch.com

March 5, 2024

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NEWS REPORT:

It’s the largest fire in Texas history.

Over 1,000,000 acres have been consumed.

Around 500 structures have been destroyed.

This fire in the Texas Panhandle has many questionable things surrounding it.

For one, why isn’t the media covering it?

And is it a coincidence that this fire just happens to be where 85% of the state’s cattle population is located? Is this an attack on beef production?

There’s also rumors swirling that FEMA was recently seen in this area. Does this fire have anything to do with their ‘Operation Blue Roof‘?

Ever hear of that one?

It’s now the largest fire in Texas history.

Biden has sent federal help and indicated FEMA will reimburse TX (and OK) for costs.
Joe did this without any negativity towards state whose leaders fight him at every turn.

Why isn’t media covering this?https://t.co/LB3IsM62gZ

— Janice Hough (@leftcoastbabe) March 1, 2024

I’m flying into Amarillo, Texas to cover the Smokehouse Creek Fire. You can see the burn scars where it was too hot for snow to stick to the ground.

The fire is now the largest in Texas history, at a staggering 1,075,000 acres burned.

Live reports on @KPRC2. pic.twitter.com/wAJmSaetUs

— Gage Goulding – KPRC 2 (@GageGoulding) February 29, 2024