El incendio que destruyó España: intereses ocultos de la psicopatocracia | Pura Virtud

Summer of 2026: Spain is burning. Who benefits? In my opinion, the psychopathic regime. In Madrid, we've suffered up to seven fires in the last seven days. They all surround the capital, leaving no flank untouched: Sierra Norte, Almorox, Brihuega, Brieva, Burgohondo, San Martín de Valdeiglesias, Villa del Prado. And that's not even mentioning Ávila, Castile, or El Escorial, which are even worse off. Coincidence? They want us divided. That's why the fight between the central government and the autonomous communities, Ayuso and Puente, is raging. They only know how to destroy. We, despite the tragedy, must do the exact opposite: love. Fragmenting Spain is the mistake the arsonists want us to make. At least let them not take away our humanity. More than 50,000 hectares have already been ravaged in the Tiétar Valley alone. Neither forget nor forgive. But first, we urgently need to put out this fire. The worst predictions are coming true for those of us who own homes in the following areas: Ávila, Valle Ambles, Sierra de Gredos, Alberche, Pinares, Valle del Tiétar, and Sierra de Ávila. The situation is described as "very unfavorable" due to the high temperatures and the south and southeast winds. Air quality is getting worse. But even worse is the lack of resources and the isolation of the residents. I ask that this be shared so that the authorities are forced to act. The residents of Casaviejas are an example of heroism: if it weren't for them, not the firefighters or the UME (Military Emergency Unit), there wouldn't be any houses left in the village right now, and the fire would have spread to new areas. The forecast for Wednesday is that everything will worsen. It's disheartening to see how oblivious people in big cities are to the situation currently unfolding in the Valle del Tiétar and the Sierra de Gredos. Just like with the DANA storm, it's the same story of neglect and the avoidable catastrophe. And with hardly any cameras to record it. "I forget to pray for the angels / And then the angels forget to pray for us" (Leonard Cohen, So Long, Marianne) Fire entering people's homes. Several fires threaten to merge. Firefighters who want to participate but aren't given the order. Politicians making faces but turning a blind eye. This is the DANA of flames we have in Madrid. And it's irreversible. This is being allowed. Do we understand now? It's not that the fire is uncontrollable. They are directing the fire toward what we love most. For the simple reason that we let them. With impunity. The Spanish people are now a human farm. Are there any decent journalists left in Spain? I mean, anyone with the guts to work in the mainstream media? Well, here's a request for him or her, if they have what it takes: follow up on everything that has burned in the coming months. Be brave. What happened in Gredos was allowed. It's like what happened in Valencia. Official data indicates that at least 95% of fires are deliberately set. Then they talk about climate change. And they try to fix it with a visit from the royals. As long as the people keep swallowing it, of course, and the scheme remains effective. This fire is anything but accidental; however, the impunity of these psychopaths is absolute. There is only one possible response from the people: a Jünger-style, a Kaczynski-style. Everything else is ineffective. Every year the same tragedy unfolds in Spain. It's a vicious cycle that repeats the spiral of flames, renewing the victims. What the people lose is not devoured by the fire, but by those in power, who gain by feigning indifference. How long will we allow this? Until only ashes remain. They are burning Spain. And the blame lies as much with those who do it as with those who allow it. Lockdowns and masks, excuses about climate change and electric cars that catch fire... We have become accustomed to the worst: watching Spain burn summer after summer. And the people lose everything while no one lifts a finger to prevent it. It can't get any worse. We spoke with two true outsiders, Daniel Pelícano and José Andrés, to break free from the official media narrative about what's happening in our rural world. They're using the politicians' holidays to avoid talking about the causes of the fires: eco-zealot delusions and arsonists on the payroll of impeccably dressed criminals. No one is talking about the buildings and solar panels that will occupy the space left by the forests. Profound disgust. Population lockdowns and journalists wearing masks. Behind many fires, the hand of man. The question: Cui prodest? They're evacuating the Tiétar Valley. My little paradise, a beautiful house surrounded by trees and with more than a thousand books, threatened by the flames. And with no one to defend it. Pray if you can, because there's nothing more that can be done; the war with fire is lost. For our part, the family is safe; And the mission is clearer than ever. That's why we will continue with what we do, dedicated to Eros an...