The Great Reset: In bed with WEF – State Farm pulls Super Bowl commercial after LA 'wildfires'.

"State Farm pulled its Super Bowl commercial due to the devastating Los Angeles fires. In a statement, the company says, 'Our focus is firmly on providing support to the people of Los Angeles. We will not be advertising during the game as originally planned.' The insurance company faced criticism last year after it declined to renew 72,000 policies in California due to the wildfire risk. Now, State Farm says it will offer policy renewals to thousands of people impacted by the fires."

People who have insurance will most likely not get dollar for dollar compensation for the fire damage or destruction. Perhaps they only get pennies on the dollar. Many insurance companies will either go bankrupt or leave the state completely which makes it more difficult for Californians to own a home, sell or purchase a home as the banks will not finance it without insurance. What becomes of Los Angeles? Oh yes… SmartLA 2028, a dystopian city.

Note: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance division, which is basically State Farm, is an associate partner of the World Economic Forum. Nothing happens by chance. It's all orchestrated.

More in the Inside Edition video.