Deep Seek And Destroy - Introduction - Trump Says "Something Hit It" Referring To California Fires.

Deep Seek Labs Confirms Our Deep Seek Lab Fire Exercise Reporting In California

Like clockwork, Deep Seek Labs has launched a PR campaign on how their fire warning system could have prevented the California wildfires from the Live Exercise they happened to be running in the LA area at the time of the fires.

Trump just landed in California and he said, “Something hit it.”

Detailed Article Summary

The article argues that Deep Seek Labs exploited the January Palisades wildfire to showcase a real-time “fire warning” Live Exercise it was already running in Los Angeles. George Webb claims to have publicly predicted such a drill on January 3 and even flew to L.A. the next day to track suspected data exfiltration to the Chinese start-up. Within days of the blaze, Deep Seek launched a publicity blitz asserting its system could have averted the disaster.

According to the piece, former President Donald Trump visited the fire zone and cryptically remarked that “something hit it,” adding weight—at least in the Webb’s view—to theories of a planned burn. The essay ties this alleged orchestration to earlier warnings from Scale AI’s CEO Alexander Wang that China possessed tens of thousands of embargoed NVIDIA GPUs—hardware the author believes powers Deep Seek’s platform. The wildfire, therefore, is framed as Deep Seek’s first big “success story” in the United States.

Webb further claims California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, effectively enabled the burn by leaving a 117-million-gallon Palisades Highlands reservoir empty. Two on-site “news-gathering charrettes” supposedly predicted the Berggruen Institute would stage a controlled fire to catapult Deep Seek into a lucrative statewide contract. The resulting narrative casts the blaze as both a disaster and a marketing vehicle.

Finally, the article alleges that Deep Seek’s rapid leap past long-standing U.S. AI firms could only happen if proprietary U.S. data—possibly from Open AI or even NSA call records—was leaked to the company in late November. The author paints Deep Seek as a potential “DNC money funnel,” analogizing it to the flow of funds to Ukraine. Overall, the fire is depicted less as a natural catastrophe than as a carefully scripted catalyst for geopolitical and financial gain.

Deep Seek Labs is portrayed as a Chinese Open AI clone that parlayed the Palisades fire into a marketing coup and may soon secure California’s next AI fire-prevention contract. Former President Donald Trump briefly appears on the scene, his “Something hit it” quip fueling suspicions of sabotage. Scale AI’s Alexander Wang, along with NVIDIA’s embargoed GPUs, provides the hardware backstory that purportedly empowers Deep Seek’s models.

Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Berggruen Institute are depicted as local powerbrokers who cleared the path for the controlled burn and future contracts. Entities such as Open AI, unspecified U.S. billionaire-backed AI efforts, the NSA, the DNC, and even Ukraine feature as pieces in a wider puzzle of leaked data, political patronage, and money flows. Together, these players form the scaffolding for an allegation that wildfire response, high-stakes AI competition, and state politics have fused into a single, scripted enterprise.

Introduction -

Since January 3rd, I had publicly predicted a Deep Seek Live Exercise in Los Angeles. I flew to Los Angeles on January 4th to chase clues to massive amounts of AI training data potentially exfiltrated to Deep Seek.

Here is Scale AI CEO, Alexander Wang, saying China has 50,000 embargoed NVIDIA GPU chips, and I contend that the Fire Live Exercise will be Deep Seek Labs first “success story”.

I expected the Live Exercise on the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica, a few miles from the Palisades Fire.

Quite convenient to have a Chinese AI upstart running a fire detection Live Exercise in Los Angeles at the time of the Palisades fire.

https://www.deepseeklabs.com/

See my seven parts in the Deep Seek And Destroy Series here. I feel a little bit like a Hollywood script writer, because Deep Seek Labs has followed our predicted script so closely since the fires began in Palisades.

Our researchers are getting scarily good at predicting the future because our researchers predicted the Deep Seek Labs Live Exercise in the Los Angeles area would be parlayed into megabucks for Deep Seek Labs to put in California’s next AI fire prevention system.

Gavin Newsome and LA Mayor Karen Bass also made sure the controlled burn of Palisades would not be stopped by ensuring the 117 million-gallon reservoir in Palisades Highlands was empty during the fire.

It is only a matter of time until Gavin Newsome chooses Deep Seek Labs for California’s next AI fire prevention system. Our researchers held not one but two news gathering charrettes in Los Angeles predicting how the Berggruen Institute would do a controlled burn in the Pacific Palisades area.

A more religious following of the script we predicted for Deep Seek Labs trumpeting their AI Live Exercise experience with the wildfire is hard to imagine.

The California wildfires appear to be a controlled burn to create the winner of Deep Seek Labs in the area of AI fire detection.

We thought Deep Seek Labs would be embarrassed by our pinpoint predictions, but apparently not. The Chinese AI clone of Open AI now has its first big AI win on US soil precisely as predicted, and now billions will be funneled to them, just like Ukraine. In fact, Deep Seek might just be the DNC’s new Ukraine money funnel.

Deep Seek AI leapfroged four US Billionaires and their AI platforms that have been in training the better part of a decade in twelve weeks of training. This leads me to believe Open AI training data was leaked to Deep Seek in late November.

I have speculated that the only way that this Chinese company could score so well in natural language processing for the English language is for it to be fed proprietary data in very large volume as would be found with the National Sexurity Agency’s (NSA) call data records, and text messages.