The “climate change” blame game following LA’s devastating wildfires is being disrupted by the arrest of a deranged arsonist accused of setting or stoking some of the most dangerous flames over the past three days. Police in Los Angeles County have arrested a man they believe armed himself with a blowtorch and began lighting up a fire that began in the Woodland Hills section of the city just north of Palisades. The suspect is a homeless man in his 30s, according to Charles Dinsel, senior lead officer at the LAPD….
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