postyX - What happened in Wainwright Alberta？

00:00:00.000 okay so we're going to talk about the wainwright thing again i there was multiple different stories 0.56

00:00:07.160 coming from different um you know people and different you know places and shit like that

00:00:13.540 i got kind of caught with a troll one and i shared it um saying because it just it seems 0.94

00:00:22.320 like it could be true right and this is what i mean things are so ridiculous in canada you don't

00:00:26.320 even know what's true or not because like it could easily be true the most ridiculous thing could be 0.88

00:00:30.420 true and it was like well that one indian shot and the other one of the indians it was an indian

00:00:35.200 that died which you know again it does sound kind of on the nose but it's it's totally possible in 0.97

00:00:42.800 canada so you know i kind of got caught in a little bit of a troll fucking post but whatever 0.96

00:00:47.320 it happens right it happens to all of us um but this sydney who just did that other he came he's 0.88

00:00:53.880 been coming up in my feed a lot so maybe check him out and follow him but anyways um he spoke to

00:01:00.100 this guy who was in the hospital as the military base incident unfold unfolded he gives his

00:01:06.220 perspective on what happened um and I thought you know we would check out at least most of what he

00:01:10.980 has to say because I've been getting so many different stories from different sources so

00:01:16.380 this guy supposedly was there so let's hear what he has to say about it my understanding

00:01:21.880 the last I heard was that it was a fire they don't know what the source of the fire was or

00:01:28.040 what caused the fire but the fire because of high winds and I guess dry conditions spread really

00:01:35.760 quickly to an area where to an area where the troops were doing an exercise I guess so anyways

00:01:44.320 we'll see what this gentleman here has to say about it and maybe it'll clarify some stuff

00:01:49.360 So yeah, as far as it was yesterday, I was sitting inside and basically what happened was there was a code orange that went across the intercoms.

00:02:01.160 So we had come out front to see what was going on.

00:02:03.780 And from that point forth, they were bringing out stretchers out front, gurneys out front, wheelchairs out front, anything that they possibly could because we didn't know the scope and scale about what we were about to encounter.

00:02:17.100 and so what happened after that there was military i have to say i feel like every

00:02:23.380 albertan and probably people from saskatchewan as well have that same they sound the same like

00:02:29.140 they have that distinct alberta accent and it's definitely different than the ontario one

00:02:35.520 maybe some people in ontario in a rural ontario but i feel like

00:02:39.260 it's i don't know you can definitely tell that the person's from like the out west

00:02:44.340 A truck that came in with wounded, they were in the back of the vehicle.

00:02:49.180 They were probably about five or so, I would imagine.

00:02:52.120 And then after that, more people started to funnel in.

00:02:56.700 And then we knew that it was worse than what people had first said.

00:03:00.060 They were saying that it was a fire that had blown back on them.

00:03:03.680 But obviously, I've been through some very traumatic events in my life.

00:03:08.500 So I know when something doesn't smell right.

00:03:11.460 uh and and when i seen you know the the injured that were coming in that were you know completely

00:03:18.040 burned and stuff and fingers that were missing and and the degree of burn it sounds like it was

00:03:23.720 like a an explosion or uh i guess a a bomb or what would they call it a

00:03:28.540 i guess a bomb a grenade i don't know that's what it sounds like

00:03:34.280 and so we're going on and stuff i knew that um there was a heck of a lot more to the story

00:03:40.300 than what was being first told and now that we know the numbers that we know you know seven

00:03:45.700 that are kia and obviously people they're fighting for their lives and many more injured

00:03:49.800 so seven dead right killed in action you know they sent uh people all around the area surrounding

00:03:57.620 area they filled up the city hospital 200 kilometers away from here and they were sending

00:04:02.900 more people out towards uh regina and saskatoon yeah because wainwright is a small town right so

00:04:09.460 they wouldn't have a they probably don't have a trauma center there so they would have had to

00:04:12.840 send all these people to I guess Edmonton and maybe I don't know I guess is Regina close to

00:04:18.420 there probably closer than Calgary maybe that's crazy but I don't know man again like a fire

00:04:25.560 it just you know out into Saskatchewan so this is a mass catastrophic event and 0.96

00:04:33.440 um explosive ordinate that's what it sounds like to me so whether it was like a fuck up like they 0.87

00:04:41.800 were not you know they weren't doing it properly or they didn't do the exercise properly or you 0.88

00:04:48.200 know this is crazy but like i wonder if they ever think about it because i wonder even if the american

00:04:52.860 military ever thinks about this you're allow you're allowing people like theoretically they

00:04:59.500 could allow a jihadist to join the military if they never if the person never said anything 0.93

00:05:04.600 because there's no like i'm sure they allowed muslims to join so like it makes me think about

00:05:09.980 those whole but it makes me think of the whole like the plane things that have been going on

00:05:15.340 like where the you know one pilot decides like you know he's gonna uh do a suicide or like

00:05:20.120 kill everybody and then kill himself kind of thing like a crash the plane it makes me think 0.99

00:05:25.660 about that now like i start thinking about because the fact that they're letting in all these 0.99

00:05:28.900 different people and they're advertising the military you know to all different people of

00:05:33.140 different countries is that not a concern like I maybe it is but I'm just like it gets me thinking

00:05:39.760 like these people if you're if you're training some of these people and they're you know loyal

00:05:44.300 to a terrorist entity or something like that and you don't know and they have access to these kind

00:05:48.700 of things yeah things could could could happen and that may not be the case here but I'm just

00:05:54.400 saying it makes me think like what are the checks and balances for this stuff yeah it's just it's

00:06:00.320 it's too bad that something like this happened and that we were so vastly underprepared for

00:06:05.460 something like this yeah that's what I read Adam and that's what I was laughing I thought it was

00:06:10.020 well I did share it and then people were like oh this is fake news or whatever but yeah I saw it

00:06:15.020 was a private gupta and I was just like it's so on the nose for what's going on right now in Canada

00:06:20.500 it was almost too good to be fucking true so when the comment i got was like oh this is fake i kind 0.65

00:06:25.540 of thought oh you know maybe it is fake someone made it up but then again it's also true it could

00:06:30.220 be possible as well you just never know here it's just yeah they can't really put it into words for

00:06:37.640 the images that you know that i've seen and stuff but uh i understand that life goes on and it could

00:06:43.500 be a much worse situation and uh prayers for the families who are affected and i feel like

00:06:50.380 i figure it out albertans talk and i because i talk really fast and i have to consciously try

00:06:55.460 to remind myself to slow down i feel like albertans are the opposite they talk very slow

00:07:00.060 obviously the ones are no longer here um no one was prepared for something like this

00:07:06.260 from the military to the to the medical personnel you know they responded all the first responders

00:07:12.640 the people that come around the area and stuff like that um the helicopters that were landing

00:07:18.860 and coming and going last night the military medical uh paratroopers that were dropping and

00:07:24.480 stuff you know like that that's it seems like a very big response for you know just a fire

00:07:30.860 and i know they are saying that they don't necessarily they're they're not saying they're

00:07:35.920 saying they don't know what caused the fire so yeah they're they're playing kind of they're

00:07:39.660 playing their cards close to their chest is what i'm saying so that way they can come out and say

00:07:42.420 yeah well this you know ordinate caused a fire that did this right but they're basically just

00:07:48.480 saying it was a fire and this response for just a fire it seems a little you know a little

00:07:54.820 excessive but again it is the military so i don't know and the flares and dropping right in the

00:07:59.260 football field right outside my back window you know it's uh just like a scene out of a war movie

00:08:04.940 you know it's the best way i can put it there's some things out there they'll never see the light

00:08:09.500 of day for respect to the uh to the families out there because it was it was catastrophic well and

00:08:15.620 that is and that's fucking hard like just imagine too right people have to the first responders and

00:08:21.260 this is another point that i have to like the violence that we're importing right like and 0.95

00:08:26.460 again this is probably more so the case right now like in australia like where they have like the 0.93

00:08:31.840 you know the machete uh nogs that run around it's so violent like i'm sure like first responders are 0.99

00:08:38.400 not used to responding to these super violent things on a regular basis and it's getting to 1.00

00:08:45.420 the point now where i can see that for canada where things just become more and more violent 0.98

00:08:50.060 and like the fucking first responders are like you know suffering from ptsd more regularly because 0.99

00:08:55.900 they're seeing like horrors that you know they never thought they would ever see one of my 0.99

00:09:00.180 questions for you is there's the stuff that happened obviously the people that are closest

00:09:03.860 to the situation have seen you know the most of the situation uh how in the dark is the general

00:09:08.820 public with regards to how bad this might be um as far as it goes with the general public like i

00:09:15.940 said before they were telling everyone that it was just a fire that had blown back and it seemed to

00:09:21.080 be believable to onlookers obviously not me because i'm right on the inside as it is oh he's

00:09:28.380 an insider guys um but to everyone else it seemed believable because we did have such extreme winds

00:09:36.160 anywhere from 70 to 100 kilometers an hour yesterday but is it still dry in alberta like 0.53

00:09:41.700 it's october right and i i did live in alberta when i was a kid and fuck man it was like rainy

00:09:48.820 and cold probably by the end of september so i'm just wondering like would it still be really dry

00:09:54.580 like maybe that the a fire would catch that quickly all these are questions that you know

00:10:02.140 we need to write down and ask when, you know, they come out and just kind of query this stuff

00:10:07.400 because it's a little bit suspicious.

00:10:09.640 So when this did go wrong, it just spread.

00:10:13.540 And, you know, as you guys heard with the wildfire and stuff like that,

00:10:16.420 that they were trying to put the fire out as well and then try and bring, you know,

00:10:20.880 the ones that are no longer here into town to be able to deal with everyone accordingly.

00:10:26.640 And now just to provide some clarity on what actually happened,

00:10:31.160 what this incident was there's a fire there was a possibly an explosion of a large kind

00:10:36.280 uh what's your understanding of which one of these it might be or which one came first

00:10:40.700 um there was an explosion which caused the fire um so put any rumors to rest there wasn't a fire

00:10:46.440 that caused the explosion there's no possible way uh if you look at the map there was an explosion

00:10:51.340 right and they never said that officially i think they simply said there was a fire

00:10:54.880 that got out of control because of the winds as far as it goes with the pipeline and the

00:11:00.320 wellheads and stuff that are out there and a lot of people said there was a lot of people on twitter

00:11:04.520 saying something about the wellheads and the pipelines and all this other stuff that things

00:11:09.160 hit it and stuff like that and of course you had the people coming out saying no that's not what

00:11:14.200 happened it was simply a fire those are the people that are managing the narrative out there the

00:11:18.300 government agents i guess you could say so um active artillery uh there as it is and there's

00:11:26.260 artillery encampments and bases and so it's pretty much like a giant chain reaction if you look at

00:11:31.980 the heat map they even said that you could see the fire from nasa and if you look at the heat map

00:11:36.400 that's crazy everything overlays and like i said the wind was coming in strong from the east

00:11:40.500 so when there was initial blast and we should look that up did he said there was like a nasa

00:11:45.840 heat map, right? Let's see if we can find that.

00:11:56.860 Let's see if we can find it.

00:11:59.660 No. Here it is.

00:12:02.740 Satellite images. Are they going to show it to us?

00:12:05.800 Oh, is this it here?

00:12:09.540 Burnt area.

00:12:12.160 See it be way more.

00:12:13.260 oh okay so it's just showing that but i thought he said you oh i thought he was saying you could

00:12:20.420 see the flames the fire from there but i guess

00:12:22.880 no that just shows the devastation is this the

00:12:29.480 oh here we go okay it's just like a fire map right

00:12:34.880 interesting I thought that we would

00:12:44.160 where was I thought that we would get to see I thought that we would get to see like a NASA

00:12:51.600 kind of heat map with the fire but along the pipeline and it was just every pipeline wellhead

00:12:58.780 artillery um base encampments you know where it was everything just went up um so yeah once they

00:13:07.980 have the initial because there's probably a good crater out there um and they'll probably be

00:13:13.180 collecting you know bodies and stuff today he got so no nonchalant about it so yeah i believe that

00:13:20.280 this guy this guy's like so nonchalant he's definitely probably was in the military or

00:13:24.800 something because he just seems like so like nonchalant or you know about it and you get to

00:13:29.300 be like that it's like people who work in health care too or in like emergency health care or

00:13:32.880 whatever and obviously law enforcement you get to the point where it it's sad right but it's just

00:13:39.040 it's like another day um so everything will be a hush hush but um like i said once these numbers

00:13:44.860 come out and stuff now it's the light of day um it's it's gonna it's gonna hurt the families out

00:13:51.540 there so prayers for those affected is all we can do and and from what i saw um i'm gonna go to some

00:13:58.480 other stuff now that has more information on it from what i saw it was they look like like young

00:14:03.000 like just new recruits right and i guess that makes sense because it's a training base right 0.96

00:14:06.380 so it's you know where they i guess send the new recruits and stuff which is fucking horrible 0.98

00:14:10.500 oh don't go and die for chicken swingers people do not go and die for the 0.98

00:14:19.800 Holy fire, I ain't dying for no chicken swingers, ain't marching for their midnight prayers, they can preach it. 1.00

00:14:27.800 Okay, this is another clip here we can watch a few minutes of. 1.00

00:14:31.580 According to the military's account, the fire moved approximately one kilometer in as little as 30 seconds to one minute.

00:14:41.640 Soldiers were working with real ammunition, including hand grenades.

00:14:46.260 And during those exercises, a grass fire was burning in the training area, and the military knew it existed.

00:14:56.880 Does that sound right?

00:14:57.460 According to Major General Rutland.

00:14:59.080 Like, that would be massive incompetence, if that's true.

00:15:04.880 Like, this would be, again, very, this would be gross incompetence.

00:15:09.240 Like, as a leader, even, you know, a leader in anything, you're responsible for those people beneath you.

00:15:16.260 And that includes their safety. 0.91

00:15:18.620 So, like, this just seems a little fucking weird.

00:15:23.320 Officials at the base were aware of the fire for several hours. 0.64

00:15:29.120 Yeah, like, does that, and they were allowing them to train outside? 0.96

00:15:32.240 Like, does that make any fucking sense?

00:15:34.800 The fire was not considered an immediate threat to the soldiers. 0.96

00:15:38.940 But it was windy out.

00:15:39.680 Training continued, of course, as we unfortunately now know.

00:15:43.720 so if it's incompetence i want to know who the leader is that was responsible for making that 0.99

00:15:49.400 decision because this sounds like some kind of is that shit you know or do you got shit like 0.99

00:15:53.860 you're going to beat the wind you're going to outsmart the wind you know that's what it sounds 0.99

00:15:58.220 like then something changed dramatically and so quickly nobody probably not about it and that was

00:16:06.020 the wind and according to the military's account the fire moved approximately one kilometer in as

00:16:13.340 little as 30 seconds to one minute i don't know about that man i really don't like i just don't

00:16:20.460 think the conditions would have been yeah breezy i think so too because i don't think the conditions 0.80

00:16:26.400 would have been that dry in fucking late october mid october in alberta that the fire would have

00:16:32.820 like that fast right and you know let's say okay fine things happen every day miracles right 0.98

00:16:39.460 what what the fuck like who was in charge of this like why aren't you supposed to be able to 0.99

00:16:46.580 predict and prepare for you know the unexpected in the military like what the fuck is this you 0.99

00:16:53.320 let them go out and train when there was a fire going on and the winds picked up like 1.00

00:16:57.540 it just screams bullshit to me total bullshit or sadly and I hope this isn't it gross incompetence 0.99

00:17:08.320 because if this is the way that they operate in the military, 1.00

00:17:11.080 we're fucking cooked, man. 0.97

00:17:12.220 If we ever have to get into some kind of armed conflict, we're done. 0.99

00:17:16.360 Can you imagine that?

00:17:18.020 One kilometer in less than a minute.

00:17:21.940 Imagine standing in a field.

00:17:23.740 That's crazy.

00:17:24.420 I can't even do that on the highway.

00:17:25.320 Looking toward a fire that appears to be a considerable distance away,

00:17:30.620 only to 30 seconds later having it right in front of you.

00:17:34.560 Almost before you can react, the flames are upon you.

00:17:38.920 They would have thought a bomb went off.

00:17:41.040 That's the terrifying speed we are talking about here.

00:17:44.520 And very few people online and on social media are asking about it.

00:17:48.740 The fire crossed established. 0.98

00:17:50.360 Well, because they're all holding water for, you know, the government and for the fucking mainstream media. 0.99

00:17:56.080 That's why. 0.99

00:17:56.880 They're all sloppilists.

00:17:58.640 Fire breaks.

00:17:59.560 And once it comes out, and it'll likely be what all the nationalists and the conservatives and critics are saying will be the truth, then they'll pretend that that was what they thought the whole time. That's what the sloppilists do. They take nationalist talking points and wait six months, and then pretend that it's their fucking, it was their idea from the beginning. And that'll be the same thing that happens here. And that's why nobody's questioning anybody about it.

00:18:22.380 and overtook an administrative area

00:18:25.500 associated with the training exercise.

00:18:28.140 Four soldiers lost their lives.

00:18:31.240 That's not a conspiracy theory.

00:18:33.120 It's a question.

00:18:34.440 It's accountability.

00:18:35.720 The Canadian Armed Forces owe these families

00:18:38.260 a thorough examination of what happened.

00:18:41.280 I'd be interested to see what the weather patterns were

00:18:44.500 at that time because I just don't,

00:18:46.180 I can't believe that it would have been that dry

00:18:49.680 at this time of year in Alberta.

00:18:52.380 and again I could be wrong I haven't lived in Alberta since I was a teenager but it's just

00:18:57.560 all these different things would have had to have happened for this to have gone the way they said

00:19:03.100 and it's just rare for all these different things to match up I'm not saying it doesn't happen but 0.93

00:19:08.520 it does sound like some final destination kind of shit you guys remember that movie 0.96

00:19:13.440 final destination I will not drive behind a log truck because of that movie 0.99

00:19:18.200 that's what this sounds like it sounds like some fucking crazy like final destination 0.98

00:19:38.480 shit that would like never happen in real life yeah it doesn't make sense and that's what i mean 0.95

00:19:43.860 like obviously people are going to be digging into it more but it just something is sus with 0.97

00:19:49.280 the whole thing and then this is um another perspective on it seven now again this says

00:19:56.680 seven the guy that we just watched said four people were killed i don't know what it is when

00:20:01.960 did he post this oh two days ago so this might have been earlier than the other guy here yeah

00:20:07.580 this was today so i guess four is the total that's the most recent total um at least seven

00:20:12.460 canadian military personnel were reportedly killed and dozens injured in the devastating

00:20:16.260 explosion and fire at wainwright multiple military sources say a live fire training exercise struck 0.98

00:20:23.020 a gas line or gas well on the base triggering the explosion if this is true why the fuck are

00:20:28.920 we doing live fire training exercises near gas line or gas well like this is all stuff that 0.85

00:20:36.260 is common sense you know and you think the military is above common sense like they are

00:20:42.260 taking they should be ahead of everybody else with these these things right the resulting fire spread

00:20:47.880 beyond the military base fueled by powerful winds while hospitals in edmonton activated a mass

00:20:52.600 casualty emergency protocol uh the defense minister confirmed fatalities and injuries but has not

00:20:58.940 received the official or has not released an official death toll this is just 10 seconds of

00:21:03.520 what it looked like there kind of like the forest fire okay it does look kind of dry

00:21:11.860 but I don't know man I just don't think

00:21:18.080 like these are military guys right they're you know doing exercises out there right so if this

00:21:28.760 happened as he said it was just simply a fire that got out of control in like 30 seconds even

00:21:33.360 still like nobody noticed that it was coming towards him and they didn't retreat like it just

00:21:37.300 I don't know it fucking doesn't make sense especially considering that this is military 0.91

00:21:40.860 like this isn't school children right that might not have known any better these are adults they 0.97

00:21:45.840 should have had competent people training them that should have been you know aware of the

00:21:51.880 situation or at very best should have been monitoring the situation or at the worst I mean

00:21:55.900 should have been monitoring the situation so it just doesn't make sense it doesn't pass the sniff 0.99

00:22:00.420 test yeah i know right like training to run with scissors like what the fuck man like are we trying 1.00

00:22:08.860 to fucking kill our are we trying to fucking kill our people like we brought in the people's 1.00

00:22:15.600 liberation army okay of china and trained them in cold weather exercises and we fucking can't 1.00

00:22:21.120 even keep our own soldiers safe from a fucking fire like we're having them train in fucking 0.99

00:22:27.620 fire conditions and wind like this would be wsib in ontario this would be a fucking 1.00

00:22:34.700 they would love this this shit this would be so many fines for the company like it makes no sense 1.00

postyX - October 22, 2026

What happened in Wainwright Alberta？

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