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At a time when global news is saturated with hasty images and superficial narratives, a crucial question arises: Is the calamitous management of the California wildfires solely administrative blunder, or rather a symptom of a structural collapse of our nation? As thousands of people flee the blaze, peaceful communities are reduced to ashes, and the hills of Los Angeles and the San Bernardino Valley suddenly seem to be playing apocalyptic arenas, the attitude of public authorities and media coverage deserve uncompromising examination. Images Replace Investigation In the meantime, television networks like Fox News, complicit with the administration, broadcast images of…
