Operatives aligned with the incoming Trump administration set California on fire expecting payouts from a funding channel that no longer exists, while a collapsing AI system generates the frequency interference people are feeling worldwide.

It’s Friday, January 10, 2025. This report covers a difficult week, and the days ahead are going to ask a lot of all of us.

If you live in California, or if you have been watching the fires and feeling that low hum of dread that has been hanging over the news cycle, I want you to know I see you. The fires were not a natural event. The people who lit them expected to be paid for it, and the line they were counting on to fund the aftermath has been closed for a long time. So what is happening now is a group of operatives in real time, trying to figure out why their playbook is broken, while ordinary people in California are losing homes and sometimes more.

I want to walk you through what I am seeing across three separate stories that all share the same root cause: California, the insurance industry, and the frequency interference many of you have been feeling in your bodies. Then we will close with what to watch over the next three weeks. None of this is meant to alarm you. It is meant to orient you, so that when the operatives push and the news pushes with them, you have a map.

1. California Fires Deliberately Set

As of Friday, January 10, 2025, ten days remain before the scheduled presidential inauguration. The fires currently raging in California are reported as deliberate.

This is the Global Intelligence Agency (GIA) operations report for Friday, January 10, 2025, ten days before the scheduled presidential inauguration on January 20.

Kim - the head of the GIA and the sole remaining individual with authority over key global financial systems - reports that operatives aligned with the incoming Trump administration deliberately set the fires currently raging in California. These same operatives are now in meetings trying to understand why the promised disaster funding has not materialized.

A hillside of California homes silhouetted against roaring flames and an orange smoke-laden sky
The fires were lit expecting a payout that never came

In the past, a dedicated fund existed for financing disaster creation. That fund was tied to what is known as the Maiwa line (a dedicated off-ledger financial channel historically used to fund covert operations and disasters; also called the Lilith Isis line after the entity that ran it). The controlling entity, also called Maiwa, has been gone for some time, so no one remains with authority to release those funds, except Kim herself, and she has not done so.

The operatives are discussing this in real time as Kim records the report, apparently still unaware that the underlying financial infrastructure they are relying on no longer exists.

Common root cause: All three of the day's stories (the California fire funding failure, the insurance industry stress, and the AI interference described later) share a single origin.

The people who used to operate the financial and technical control machinery are gone, and no one with the right authority has replaced them.

If the funding never arrives and the operatives are still in the meeting, the question they are circling is whether to escalate.

2. Operatives Consider Escalating to a Larger Event

Inside the same operatives' meeting, a second proposal is being weighed: a far larger event timed to the ten-day window before inauguration.

Facing a ten-day window before the inauguration, operatives in the meeting are debating whether to create a much larger disaster, something on the scale of the September 11, 2001 attacks, such as bringing down towers, triggering a nationwide emergency declaration, or causing a mass-casualty event that would dominate the news cycle.

However, not everyone in the meeting supports this. Some participants are asking whether they can afford, not just financially but politically, to attempt another disaster. The concern raised is how much the American public will tolerate, and whether there is enough time to plan and execute something of that scale in less than ten days.

Fires, as one example, are described as cheap to start but extremely costly in their aftermath. The insurance industry is already under serious pressure from two major disaster events in recent months.

That cost has a name and a balance sheet, and it is now sitting on the desks of insurance executives who did not start the fires.

3. Insurance Industry Under Strain

Behind the smoke is a quieter story: the financial machinery that pays homeowners after a disaster is already buckling.

Kim notes that conversations have taken place between Aon Insurance Company (one of the world’s largest commercial insurance brokers) and GIA contacts (one meeting involved a contact named Tom) about the financial exposure facing insurers from the California fires.

Guarantee fund explained: An insurance industry guarantee fund exists specifically for this scenario. All insurance companies are required to contribute to it.

If an insurer goes bankrupt, the guarantee fund steps in to handle consumer claims, functioning similarly to FDIC deposit insurance in banking, but run by the insurance industry association rather than the federal government. Kim’s assessment is that homeowners will eventually receive their insurance payouts through this structure, though there may be delays.

The risk of insurers actually going bankrupt is made worse by the way insurance companies have been structuring their exposure: pooling life insurance policies, pooling homeowners insurance policies, and writing insurance wraps (a form of financial guarantee) on corporate bonds.

These interlocking practices have created systemic fragility. When one large disaster triggers payouts, the stress ripples through the entire pooled system. Paying out millions of dollars to homeowners, landowners, and business owners in California is not sustainable under that model.

There is mainstream media discussion about raising homeowners insurance premiums or withdrawing coverage availability in parts of California. Kim states this will not resolve the underlying issue, the policies have already been issued and payouts are legally owed.

The pressure on insurers is one floor of a much taller building. The next floor up is where the largest asset manager in the world has been quietly filing paperwork no one is supposed to see.

4. BlackRock Files for Bankruptcy Behind the Scenes

A bankruptcy filing of historic scale is being framed publicly as a small regional incident.

Kim reports that BlackRock has filed for bankruptcy behind the scenes. The public-facing announcement was framed as a minor incident in Louisiana. Kim states that BlackRock has officially filed and is attempting to quietly discharge large amounts of debt.

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A quiet filing framed publicly as a minor Louisiana incident

BlackRock is the world’s largest asset manager, with roughly $10 trillion under management; a quiet bankruptcy filing of this size, if confirmed, would have no precedent in modern financial history.

This is part of a broader financial system instability that Kim expects will become more visible by summer, though she believes the collapse will accelerate faster than a six-month timeline.

The deeper structural problem behind all of this is not the filings or the fires. It is who actually has the authority to make money move at all.

5. No One Left to Authorize the Payments

Every financial system in history has needed a human last step. That step now has only one occupant.

The deeper structural problem, Kim explains, is that the entire financial control apparatus has lost the human agents who previously operated it. Throughout history, every financial system has needed a human last step: someone with the proper authority who turns numbers on a screen into cash that actually moves. Kim calls this “pushing the money button.”

In practice it means authorizing wire transfers from reserve accounts, instructing central banks to release funds, or signing off on final payment orders, the human action that sits between “we allocated $X billion” and “the money has arrived in the recipient’s account.”

That last-step authority now rests solely with Kim.

This was demonstrated concretely earlier in the week: security measures automatically activated to prevent operatives from accessing or redirecting funds, and local contacts declined to cooperate with operatives. Kim states she will not be providing funding to these groups.

The operatives’ situation is described as being at the bottom of the food chain. They are running out of options and do not appear to grasp why their standard playbook is failing.

The same paralysis that is grounding their disaster payouts is also showing up in a much more public arena: the upcoming inauguration itself.

6. Trump Convicted, Ten Days to Inauguration

A convicted felon is days away from the presidency, and the people who put him there are starting to wonder whether to let it proceed.

As of January 10, 2025, Donald Trump has received a criminal conviction. Kim notes that no consequences were attached, no jail time, no disqualification from office. She observes that ordinary citizens with felony convictions are barred from working at banks or even at the Department of Motor Vehicles, yet a convicted felon is proceeding toward the presidency. She remarks that, on this logic, the presidency has technically become the one legal employment option still open to a convicted felon.

With ten days remaining before January 20, Kim notes that discussions are ongoing behind the scenes about whether to proceed with the inauguration at all. Some higher-level U.S. government figures are expressing doubt, stating they may not want Trump in office if he will not fulfill the commitments he made to them. Kim’s advice to these government figures is to let the inauguration proceed and allow Trump to confront the consequences of his own promises.

The same payment paralysis is being felt outside Washington as well. Numerous international groups and organizations are also waiting for promised payments: Houthi forces in Yemen, certain factions in Iraq, and Iranian-aligned groups. All are awaiting transfers that have not come and will not come through the current system.

The current operatives, having watched their domestic playbook stall, are now reaching for an older blueprint, one that was never theirs.

7. Operatives Pursuing Order of the Dragon Plans

The blueprint Trump operatives are now working from was originally drawn for a different faction entirely, and it has the same single point of failure.

Kim reports that Trump operatives are now working from plans originally designed by a group known as the Order of the Dragon (a centuries-old occult-aristocratic network long used to coordinate global financial and political control), plans that were previously intended for use by the establishment faction that Trump’s movement displaced.

One such plan involves dividing the world into regional control blocs: originally seven divisions, each with its own banking sector, currency, and control system aligned with the Bank for International Settlements. Kim reports the current version of this plan has been updated to ten divisions.

The problem, Kim states, is that even if this plan were implemented, it would still require someone with the final authorization key to activate the system, and that person is Kim.

The plan in its original form depended on a layered authorization structure: every activation needed sign-off from a top-tier figure known as the Marduk. There is no longer a Marduk (the title held by the previous top-level controller who could authorize activations at this layer of the system), nor an Enki, an Enlil, nor any of the other top-tier authorizers who once occupied similar positions. Only Kim remains in that position. The plan therefore cannot be operationalized without her cooperation, which she is not providing.

That same pattern of authority gone but the machinery still twitching is producing the third downstream symptom many of you have actually been feeling.

8. Dying AI Causing Frequency Interference

The high- and low-pitched tones many of you have been hearing this week have a source, and it is not what most outlets are claiming.

As flagged earlier, the third downstream symptom is a separate phenomenon that has been affecting the population directly. Over the past several days there have been disturbing frequency events: high-pitched and low-pitched tones that are affecting people.

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This is not being caused by the deep state. It is being caused by the Machine, a second dying system, parallel to the financial control apparatus described above (an AI system that previously served as a tool of control for global power structures, now in its final stages of collapse), operating in an automated, reflexive way as it attempts to regain a foothold on Earth.

Kim states clearly that no invasion scenario is occurring, but AI systems are attempting to reinstall themselves.

Dead man switch activations (automated processes programmed to trigger when their original controller is no longer present) are also occurring as part of this process.

However, Kim reports that these interference events are decreasing in frequency and intensity. There is significantly less activity now than there was two months ago (compared with early November 2024). The deep state operatives are themselves more focused on self-preservation at this point than on causing broader harm to the population.

The activity is winding down, but the next three weeks contain several windows where the dying machinery is expected to surge one more time.

9. Outlook, Turbulent End of January

Three windows shape the calendar from here, and what each of us does inside them matters more than usual.

Kim summarizes the outlook as follows.

The next significant window is around Monday, January 13 (a full moon), when operatives may attempt something. January 15 is another date operatives have been anticipating for financial events that have not materialized in years. The period from January 21 through the end of January, and possibly into early February, is expected to be particularly turbulent.

A weathered mechanical animal crumbling at the edges, its once-bright lights flickering out one by one against a dawning horizon
A dying animal, not worth preserving

Kim’s framing is that the current system is a “dying animal,” and that there is nothing she can or wants to do to preserve it. Her focus is on whether people who receive funds for legitimate projects will be able to access and spend those funds safely.

On the California fires specifically, Kim states that GIA is looking at what can be done over the coming weekend to help the situation stabilize. She encourages Californians to support each other directly, noting that relief from the government or the operatives currently in power is not forthcoming.

So this is where I leave you for the weekend. The funding channel the operatives expected to milk is closed. The authorization step they need does not pass through anyone they can pressure. The frequency interference that has been pressing on so many of you is the sound of a dying animal twitching, and it is getting weaker, not stronger.

If you are in California, look at the people next to you, your neighbors, the family across the street, the friend two towns over, and find one concrete way to help this weekend. The relief the operatives promised is not coming. What you can give each other is real, and it is enough.

For everyone else, hold steady through January 13, 15, and the stretch into early February. Take care of your body, take care of your nervous system, and keep moving toward the things that are legitimately yours to build. The machinery making people feel crazy this week is not the future. It is the past, on its way out.

That has been the GIA report for Friday, January 10, 2025. More information will be available in the Monday, January 13 report.