Some think they may be, the online terrorist website is
telling them to do it and how.
http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2531949
Ya'll keep an eye peeled out there.
Bill
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Some think they may be, the online terrorist website is
telling them to do it and how.
http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2531949
Ya'll keep an eye peeled out there.
Bill
It's too bad foresters on the ground haven't been consulted before the self described "security experts" get to weigh in.
Smokey the bear was the worst thing to happen for forest health in the last century.
I have had the forestry courses to intelligently comment on this. What is "their" expertise beyond scaring folks into giving them more money?
True enough - forest management practices have had to change to match the reality of what's needed but then again the Japanese tried to firebomb the US with balloons during WW2 - only mistake was trying to light up Pacific Northwest in the rainy season.
Walk up to your local Sierra Club office and give them the "salute." The no burn policy they pushed through killed many of the species they wanted to save and it's burning the homes that are on fire. The same fires burned the habitat they were "protecting" and yet the species moved on to start again. These idiots have no clue, plenty of $$$ backing them and no direction.....Sounds like congress.....
Get on the horn to the folks voted there and keep up the pressure, they like their jobs......Make them like it more or tell them to hit the unemployment line.
scarey thoughts.
Some timber companies buy the stumpage from a burn. Many trees just get scorched and die, but are perfectly good for lumber.
But on the other hand, money notwithstanding, people die fighting these fires. You don't want to think that anybody but a terrorist (and I include the earthfirsters in that category) would deliberately set one.
I've believed this for quite some time Bill. Just another way for them to get us.Quote:
Originally Posted by MtGun44
60 years of forest fire prevention in Northern Alberta has allowed "fuel" (dead trees, dead shrubs, and other "natural" trash) to build up. Once a fire starts it is almost impossible to control or put out. Fire keeps the forests and grasslands healthy by allowing variety of habitat through succession. The best hunting areas are usually on regenerating burns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artful
It's the property destruction and disruption of people lives - Those whose homes are destroyed - that they are after. Also generation of fear and terror.
You left out Bill Richardson and his cronies. tjQuote:
Originally Posted by Bill Weddle
What if the dust bowl days are coming back as purported in this article?
http://thetruthwins.com/archives/dus...-united-states
We have had some pretty good rains so far this year but things are still not back to where they should be. If not for the changes in farming practices such as no till farming I think a lot more people would already be talking about the dust bowl. I talked to several old timers last summer that said it was as bad or worse than it had been in the 30's.
The Mariposa fire was started by retards.