Reports from American cities

[TooFineAPoint]

The climate change false flag is upon us.

Responding to the forest fire redness in general, not to your post in particular, GuitarVH.

I live in an area that gets forest fires 3 out of 5 years (perhaps closer to 4 of 5): the Okanagan in BC (which is about 4 hours inland from the coast, and hosts many vineyards and orchards, and an incredible series of beautiful lakes). It is not technically desert, but it is also similar to the northern part of the Sonoran desert.

The smoke and the colored sky are as indelible a part of our summers as beaches and bikinis. So I have some experience and insight living in this type of situation (including being evacuated from my house for over a week a few years ago, so close was one particular fire).

Anyway, both sides of the political aisle need to calm down about this.

The left is claiming climate change, and the right is claiming sabotage.

The vast majority of the fires are human-caused, but it's mostly through accidents. Another huge factor is the modern govt practices of handling forests, but that is more due to bloat and general empire decline and incompetence, rather than out and out nefarious actions.

There are certainly a few fires started by climate activists. And certainly a few people in charge who could prevent the major disasters are standing down in order to use it politically.

But anyway, the nightmare Mars skyline and all that are very very normal from wildfires. And they don't have to be close at all to have this effect.

I guess you all can take some comfort from the fact that it is not nearly as bad as you think, and it will likely be over much faster than some seasons have been for us (month+ straight of smoke and orange skies will really have you going batty, especially since a 4-6 hour drive in any direction will bring no relief). Oh also be on the lookout for tons of morel mushrooms next season, as they adore this type of environment.

 

[MusicForThePiano]

Crackhead season is upon us! Rowdy customer gets evicted and paddled by 7-11 workers:

(warning: slang cursing and stupidity):


Be careful going into stores at night, always check the parking lot, even do a lap around the building premises to see if there are any "lurkers" wandering around in the back who sometimes wait for weak looking people to pull up in the front who they can pester or abuse for free stuff.

 

[GuitarVH]

Responding to the forest fire redness in general, not to your post in particular, GuitarVH.

I live in an area that gets forest fires 3 out of 5 years (perhaps closer to 4 of 5): the Okanagan in BC (which is about 4 hours inland from the coast, and hosts many vineyards and orchards, and an incredible series of beautiful lakes). It is not technically desert, but it is also similar to the northern part of the Sonoran desert.

The smoke and the colored sky are as indelible a part of our summers as beaches and bikinis. So I have some experience and insight living in this type of situation (including being evacuated from my house for over a week a few years ago, so close was one particular fire).

Anyway, both sides of the political aisle need to calm down about this.

The left is claiming climate change, and the right is claiming sabotage.

The vast majority of the fires are human-caused, but it's mostly through accidents. Another huge factor is the modern govt practices of handling forests, but that is more due to bloat and general empire decline and incompetence, rather than out and out nefarious actions.

There are certainly a few fires started by climate activists. And certainly a few people in charge who could prevent the major disasters are standing down in order to use it politically.

But anyway, the nightmare Mars skyline and all that are very very normal from wildfires. And they don't have to be close at all to have this effect.

I guess you all can take some comfort from the fact that it is not nearly as bad as you think, and it will likely be over much faster than some seasons have been for us (month+ straight of smoke and orange skies will really have you going batty, especially since a 4-6 hour drive in any direction will bring no relief). Oh also be on the lookout for tons of morel mushrooms next season, as they adore this type of environment.

Yes, I understand that there are forest fires and locally it can get that orange haze but I've never seen or read about 10 to 15 states being covered in the orange haze, some of which were very far away from the actual fires. So the whole thing seemed a bit unprecedented to me, whatever the initial cause was.

Just another bizarre situation in the modern world which was pretty far out of the ordinary. It's hard to know what to make of it all sometimes.

 

[bubs]

Crackhead season is upon us! Rowdy customer gets evicted and paddled by 7-11 workers:

(warning: slang cursing and stupidity):


Be careful going into stores at night, always check the parking lot, even do a lap around the building premises to see if there are any "lurkers" wandering around in the back who sometimes wait for weak looking people to pull up in the front who they can pester or abuse for free stuff.

That’s hilarious, was that Dave Chapelle doing an anniversary special as Tyrone Biggums? Anyone know how to copy videos off of this site so I can forward to my friends?

 

[Laner]

Responding to the forest fire redness in general, not to your post in particular, GuitarVH.

I live in an area that gets forest fires 3 out of 5 years (perhaps closer to 4 of 5): the Okanagan in BC (which is about 4 hours inland from the coast, and hosts many vineyards and orchards, and an incredible series of beautiful lakes). It is not technically desert, but it is also similar to the northern part of the Sonoran desert.

The smoke and the colored sky are as indelible a part of our summers as beaches and bikinis. So I have some experience and insight living in this type of situation (including being evacuated from my house for over a week a few years ago, so close was one particular fire).

Anyway, both sides of the political aisle need to calm down about this.

The left is claiming climate change, and the right is claiming sabotage.

The vast majority of the fires are human-caused, but it's mostly through accidents. Another huge factor is the modern govt practices of handling forests, but that is more due to bloat and general empire decline and incompetence, rather than out and out nefarious actions.

There are certainly a few fires started by climate activists. And certainly a few people in charge who could prevent the major disasters are standing down in order to use it politically.

But anyway, the nightmare Mars skyline and all that are very very normal from wildfires. And they don't have to be close at all to have this effect.

I guess you all can take some comfort from the fact that it is not nearly as bad as you think, and it will likely be over much faster than some seasons have been for us (month+ straight of smoke and orange skies will really have you going batty, especially since a 4-6 hour drive in any direction will bring no relief). Oh also be on the lookout for tons of morel mushrooms next season, as they adore this type of environment.

To address the govt practice and empire decline:

The Okanagan county just across the border from you has no ban of campfires, despite 10x more people using the forest there recreationally. And as a state, WA is pretty close ideologically to BC. But why doesn't Washington and Idaho have the fires that BC does? It all comes down to management and public opinion. BC knows they screwed up years ago, but no one wants to be left looking like the fool, so they continually double down. Washington never stopped proper forest management so they don't feel the need to virtue signal.

BC has a total fireban already and its only the beginning of June. And this is despite the fact that NO forest fires have been started by a campfire (that was properly set up). I can't remember how many years its been since a campfire was the cause of a forest fire. It is just an incompetent governments way of doing something to look busy, even though it has zero effect on the outcome.

 

[budoslavic]

 

[Crazy88]

Absolutely sickening story, you simply have to stay away from these Democrat run cities. How can you possibly defend against something like this? Minding your own business, waiting at the light in your car, and a violent felon who should be locked up just walks over and starts shooting?

The progressive vermin are the enemies of the people, my hatred for them grows everyday as I see more stores like this.

 

[Stojan]

I don't think this has been posted before. A bridge collapsed in Philadelphia today.

I would blame this incident on how the United States government has neglected it's road system for so long, that they are now experiencing widespread failures of infrastructure. The bridge can only stand so much without maintenance until it suddenly collapses.

 

[holgerdanske]

I don't think this has been posted before. A bridge collapsed in Philadelphia today.

I would blame this incident on how the United States government has neglected it's road system for so long, that they are now experiencing widespread failures of infrastructure. The bridge can only stand so much without maintenance until it suddenly collapses.

This happened to another bridge on the I-95 a few years ago. The U.S. has become a third world nation with a third world population.

Solution: send a few more billion to Ukraine.

 

[The Penitent Man]

No mugshots of Cordell Goosby? Hm.

 

[Thomas More]

No mugshots of Cordell Goosby? Hm.

Tuesday there was a road rage shooting in Denver, at 3 in the afternoon, on I-25 right in the middle of downtown. I drove through that spot barely 10 minutes earlier.

The guy got mad and shot two people to death. A cop heard the shots and arrested the guy just a little way farther down the road. He's in jail facing Murder 1 right now, but I bet the local DA is trying to figure out how to dismiss the charges and let him go.

The first few articles I found about it didn't mention the race of the shooter, so as you would expect, he is black.

 

[The Penitent Man]

Tuesday there was a road rage shooting in Denver, at 3 in the afternoon, on I-25 right in the middle of downtown. I drove through that spot barely 10 minutes earlier.

The guy got mad and shot two people to death. A cop heard the shots and arrested the guy just a little way farther down the road. He's in jail facing Murder 1 right now, but I bet the local DA is trying to figure out how to dismiss the charges and let him go.

The first few articles I found about it didn't mention the race of the shooter, so as you would expect, he is black.

2 dead following Denver I-25 road rage shooting, suspect Stephen Long in custody

A detective who overheard gunshots while driving on I-25 followed a road rage suspect's vehicle into west Denver where uniformed officers made the arrest.

www.cbsnews.com

Brothers, both dead.

 

[Easy_C]

2 dead following Denver I-25 road rage shooting, suspect Stephen Long in custody

A detective who overheard gunshots while driving on I-25 followed a road rage suspect's vehicle into west Denver where uniformed officers made the arrest.

www.cbsnews.com

Brothers, both dead.

And the Victims:




I'm being a bit uncharitable here, but I think the Physiogamy alone makes it a easonable guess that these aren't the kinds of people who understand that the best policy is to minimze contact with saggers.

 

[MusicForThePiano]

And the Victims:

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I'm being a bit uncharitable here, but I think the Physiogamy alone makes it a easonable guess that these aren't the kinds of people who understand that the best policy is to minimze contact with saggers.

If the story has even a modicum of descriptive truth to its narrative, it plays like a three-stooges skit gone wrong. Physiognomy or no, everything that happened should never have happened. They should never have approached the car when they saw who was driving it, and the hyperviolent black should not have shot them. These lessons of others stupidity are stark reminders for all to never follow suit. Shame about the deaths, and RIP to them regardless of their appearance.

 

[Laner]

Absolutely sickening story, you simply have to stay away from these Democrat run cities. How can you possibly defend against something like this? Minding your own business, waiting at the light in your car, and a violent felon who should be locked up just walks over and starts shooting?

The progressive vermin are the enemies of the people, my hatred for them grows everyday as I see more stores like this.

King County also released the two guys who shot and killed 2 innocent bystanders and injured 6 others - including a 9yo boy. They ended up being charged with improper discharge of a firearm. It was a jury who let them go.

Wild.

 

[Cr33pin]

 

[Papaya]

Crackhead season is upon us! Rowdy customer gets evicted and paddled by 7-11 workers:

(warning: slang cursing and stupidity):


Be careful going into stores at night, always check the parking lot, even do a lap around the building premises to see if there are any "lurkers" wandering around in the back who sometimes wait for weak looking people to pull up in the front who they can pester or abuse for free stuff.

I tried not to laugh watching that. I really did

 

[Pasako]

Responding to the forest fire redness in general, not to your post in particular, GuitarVH.

I live in an area that gets forest fires 3 out of 5 years (perhaps closer to 4 of 5): the Okanagan in BC (which is about 4 hours inland from the coast, and hosts many vineyards and orchards, and an incredible series of beautiful lakes). It is not technically desert, but it is also similar to the northern part of the Sonoran desert.

The smoke and the colored sky are as indelible a part of our summers as beaches and bikinis. So I have some experience and insight living in this type of situation (including being evacuated from my house for over a week a few years ago, so close was one particular fire).

Anyway, both sides of the political aisle need to calm down about this.

The left is claiming climate change, and the right is claiming sabotage.

The vast majority of the fires are human-caused, but it's mostly through accidents. Another huge factor is the modern govt practices of handling forests, but that is more due to bloat and general empire decline and incompetence, rather than out and out nefarious actions.

There are certainly a few fires started by climate activists. And certainly a few people in charge who could prevent the major disasters are standing down in order to use it politically.

But anyway, the nightmare Mars skyline and all that are very very normal from wildfires. And they don't have to be close at all to have this effect.

I guess you all can take some comfort from the fact that it is not nearly as bad as you think, and it will likely be over much faster than some seasons have been for us (month+ straight of smoke and orange skies will really have you going batty, especially since a 4-6 hour drive in any direction will bring no relief). Oh also be on the lookout for tons of morel mushrooms next season, as they adore this type of environment.

But in general more and more questions to the environmental....

 

[Viktor Zeegelaar]

The drug issue you guys have in the US is a fascinating thing for me, since when I dove into the plans of the ''elite'' I came upon speeches from the 60s where speakers were already announcing they'd meddle drugs deeply in American culture as a weapon against stability. That they went through with that and did it - partly with drugs and partly with medicine which are essentially addicting drugs - is really one of the more sinister parts of the agenda. When someone is on drugs, all control is lost, and isn't that the modus operandi of all these agendas? It's all addiction. Social media, corona narrative, drugs, medicine, porn, food, fake news. Addiction is the key word in the decline of society - so take heed to everything that is addicting to you, for there's a big chance it's designed to be detrimental to you.

 

[budoslavic]