Actor Mel Gibson has stirred controversy with his theory about the recent LA wildfires, which caused significant damage, including the loss of his £12million Malibu home. Gibson suggested that the fires might have been deliberately started to clear homes from valuable land, pointing out that the wind conditions were ideal and the water supply seemed intentionally limited. He questioned whether the fires were a “commissioned” act, possibly orchestrated by others for financial gain.
His comments followed news of a suspect being arrested in connection with starting one of the fires. Gibson speculated whether this individual was acting alone or was being paid to carry out the act. He also criticized California’s handling of the situation, mentioning that the state had been dealing with water mismanagement for years, which contributed to the wildfires’ severity.
Gibson’s remarks have generated backlash, with many calling his conspiracy theories shameful, especially as people in California struggle to fight the fires. However, Fox News host Laura Ingraham pointed out that some have speculated about high-density housing development in the areas affected by the fires, drawing a comparison to historical land clearances.
While his theory remains unproven, it has sparked debate, leaving many questioning the motives behind the fires and the state’s response.
