Malibu woman desperately searching for firefighter who saved her life as she fled Palisades Fire



Michele Gile speaks with the Malibu woman desperately searching for the firefighter who saved her life after she got trapped on a boulder while fleeing from the Palisades Fire last week.

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  1. When are these people going to learn that it is their illegal mass immigration into indigenous Chumash and Tongva land in Malibu ( Humaliwu) that has turned Southern California or anywhere in California into a tinderbox! These fire prone areas in California should have never been forced to support a large European immigrant population and turned it into a shythol!!

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  2. WOW, what a story. Patty send some food down for him at the station. I hope they meet up again. Thank you Malcolm, he indeed deserves a medal of honor. I wonder if anyone will do a gofund me for him as well to go towards his retirement in future?

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  3. OMG, I'm a actually SHOCKED that the firefighter "doesn't look like her", and instead is a "BIG" heterosexual MAN who saved her. Are you suggesting that it wasn't a sarcastic snarky butch Hispanic lesbian who thinks that people who get themselves in dangerous emergency situations are at fault to blame, and instead this dumb old BIGLY white privileged member of the white male patriarchy, that THIS BIG MAN showed up and rescued her, and not a sarcastic Lesbian woman that I guess supposedly looks like her if we're assuming that being an attractive woman to a Hispanic butch lesbian who's built like a noseguard for the LA Raiders., "looks like her" because she attracted to women and not men like her husband. Or do I have it all wrong and all these assumptions about what people look like, their skin color, who people are sexually attracted to, and the affirmation of their identity is all totally irrelevant when it comes to firefighters and saving people's lives? If I sound confused it's because I listened to a Los Angeles firefighter bureaucrat talk about diversity, Equity, and inclusion, and NOT about how it's important to have reservoirs full during wildfire season, especially when wildfires are nothing new, come every year, and should never take anyone responsible for mitigating wildfire risks….by surprise! πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆπŸ”₯πŸš«πŸ’¦πŸš’πŸ§―πŸ€¬πŸ‘Ž

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