Western Warrior (Preview)： Suspect Wildfires
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Just as we were about to record a magnitude 5.5 earthquake, a tropical storm was about to make landfall near Los Angeles, California, and the West Coast of the United States was bracing for the impact of the storm, a massive flood hit the coast of California and a massive earthquake struck near Oxnard, California.
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you're watching western warrior with henrik and lana exclusively for red ice members
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welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us today great having you back here at
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red ice members.com or those of you joining us on odyssey or bit shoot hey thank you for tuning
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in guys it's gonna be a good show yeah i saw just as we were about to record a magnitude 5.5
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earthquake struck near la in oxnard i think we have a listener in oxnard hello uh bracing for
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hurricane hillary which flooding is expected this never happens this never happens yeah so
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hurricane was trending right might as well be sharknado or what's next an alien attack anyway
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this is very unusual to be bracing for you know hurricane i was like wait i don't remember ever
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in me growing up on the west coast i never remember hearing about hurricanes it was fizzle out right
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before they make landfall right so california has never seen a tropical storm yeah check this out
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they're getting emergency alerts for earthquakes and then here's the flood and oh this a tropical
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storm warning this has never happened so california has never seen a tropical storm make landfall on the
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coast since they started hurricane record keeping in 1949 so although california has felt some of the
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effects of major storms including last year's what was it hurricane k it fizzled off the coast of
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southern california most tropical storms they remain well offshore with only two that have come in within
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200 miles of its coastline since the year 2000 and what's the reason for this is cold waters offshore
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suppress the strengths of the storms as they move north of mexico compared to water temps in the
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atlantic right tropical waters are are warmer so they create conditions more uh conducive to
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hurricane formation but here we have yeah some weather reporting on the tropical storm then they're
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like oh an earthquake we just felt an earthquake yeah is this uh the global boiling then is that the
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waters are warmer so uh they can push their narrative about global boiling i don't know it just feels uh
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feels highly suspicious uh if you ask me only are we dealing with a tropical storm but it appears we
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are now dealing with an earthquake um yeah so we do have an alert coming people are receiving alerts
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on their phones at this moment uh you likely did not scan the qr code right now so it's like 45 minutes
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out of la but yeah this is suspicious like okay wildfires we're going to get into next and talk about
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that which wildfires have always happened but this this is definitely unusual like flooding and the
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earthquake at the same time and then we have a high amount of uh fires recently right and suddenly and
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we're we're we're basically surrounded so hopefully that at least uh hillary can push up some um
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some water up some rain water up this way yeah that's what i hear tomorrow which is good because
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we are covered in smoke surrounded by wildfires right now and surely some human caused not just
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here in northern idaho but there's fires in eastern washington oregon montana and of course canada is
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raging we're getting the smoke down here so we're pretty much hiding out indoors it's like a
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a ghost town out there right now north idaho has a few but they're getting under control there was
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one in post falls the next town over from us which was human caused someone started a little campfire
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and didn't put it out properly so we're seeing a mix of natural wildfires which have always happened
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and some human started fires there's three large fires in eastern washington near spokane which issued a
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state of emergency and the air quality right now is some of the worst in the world because of the
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fires and they got hit with canada's smoke which blew down to the northwest states we just saw a
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report saying it's the worst in the nation right now because of the fires the spokane air quality
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we're only about 45 minutes away so we're seeing it it's freaky not having clean air to breathe right
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well it means you're gonna die if you don't get that so no one is out there right now there was a fire
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in elk washington just an hour away from us which took out the cabin of someone we know
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and a friend of a friend's homestead and i just got word actually before we started recording that
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that uh that the father of that homestead he lost his homestead his animals uh he has a family of
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six kids he went back into the fire to help some of his his friends and he uh got injured so he air
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life had to come and take him out and he has some severe burns on top of that which is awful and
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insurance isn't covering the structure that he builds because i don't know he built it on his
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own right that's retarded so canada is seeing the worst wildfires on record especially in the
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northwest territories there's 200 fires plus 300 fires in british columbia including kilona where
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many homes have been burned down so so far when i checked this it was eight million acres have burned
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in canada and that was last i checked and this is worst on record there's a thousand active fires
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in canada so let's just go through and see some of the footage holy shit i am at sutherland beach look
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at this every all these people are here this is insane
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people have music on like they should be celebrating
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yeah and it's rap music so you know who's playing that
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there's another one starting over there right there
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this next clip is uh lake shore properties in kilona burning down
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and this is a closer look at the fires of alberta
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oh okay gotcha gotcha yeah that's close watch out very close and then here's what's happening in the
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northwest territories of canada where they're seeing the most amount of fires
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a whole lot of smoke and we're seeing some of that down where we are right now in northern idaho as well
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and then here's another clip from british columbia
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the skies literally turned red from all the fires in canada here's some images of it
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and this is interesting this is satellite imagery that's showing fires starting at the same time in alberta canada
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there's a technique called backburning which firefighters use and i saw a lot of people criticizing it saying no you're starting the fires
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and then conspiracy theories also were flying wild which i think isn't quite fair let's check out a couple of these clips
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so apparently what we have here is some amateur drone footage
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in a restricted area that people were not allowed to go into
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and what you can see is a helicopter going around
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looks like it's intentionally starting some fires there canada
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there's almost 150 individual wildfires going on currently in canada as we speak
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a video making the rounds online shows a barrel hanging from a helicopter shooting flames into the forest
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but don't panic there's an actual reason for this
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the bc wildfire service initially posted the video on its youtube channel to show a firefighting technique known as backburning
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the video description explains that planned ignitions are an essential wildfire management tool to remove forest fuels
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and bring the fire's edge to establish control lines with less intensity than free burning fires
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the device hanging from the helicopter is called a helotorch
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and the pilot can pull a trigger to shoot out jellied gasoline that ignites as it leaves the nozzle
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yeah it's a common technique you get you form a
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you make a firewall a fire path we call it in sweden
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you burn it on one side so that it can't continue to go
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first you use bulldozers on one end to like make sure it doesn't jump over to the other
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and you can only do that if it's not that uh you know windy because if it's too windy
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it's going to serve you uh you know bad to do it but you can do it you know
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to create that and uh you burn the rest on fire and then by the time the actual fire
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comes up against the edge of that there's nothing else to burn so that it extinguishes the fire you know
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well i wouldn't put it past the government to start fires you know in the name of climate change or whatever garbage
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this this was not a firefighter who was like out there intentionally starting fires they put this up on their youtube channel and they explain this whole process
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you know it's i'm not saying they wouldn't do it but it's probably more like lunatic climate activists or something that would go out on their own to like prove we got to prove how bad global warming is so let's like light it on fire yeah uh because there are many of those there are uh you know um
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arsonists arsonists yeah they're deliberately started essentially right yeah i'll get into that
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more i i here's another more black this one i remember from see from the play i showed this was
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it last uh last year or the year before two years ago when there was another kind of bad
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bad season of wildfires up in canada uh so these always makes the rounds it's always the same thing
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and it's usually i mean again there's always a little bit of truth in the sense that like okay the people
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the firefighters probably wouldn't do shit like this though you know i mean it would be
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this would be some uh you know clandestine operation by like i don't know military or some
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intelligence service or something that would do it but uh that's not what that is the world's first
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airborne directed energy weapon the airborne laser also known as the abl just mounting the abl requires
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one of the most sophisticated and elaborate modifications in history the entire nose section is removed and
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replicated and the world's largest titanium plate is installed to hold the enormous turret mounted
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laser in place the abl system is designed to find track and destroy an enemy target in the air and on
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the ground it can loiter at 40 000 feet for five hours refuel in midair and destroy a target 60 miles
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if you happen to see green lasers in the sky not to worry it's the u.s army corps of engineers conducting
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coastal surveys and they're being done using a contracted aircraft equipped with a light detection
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and ranging system the lasers are used to measure distance residents near oahu south facing shores
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between barbers point and diamond head might see those broad beams of green light across the night sky
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it'll happen between midnight and 5 a.m from friday april the 28th through the 30th
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officials say brief exposure to the light is not harmful to the unprotected eye
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fires are raging in canada and what is the government doing media censorship preventing
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people from sharing or viewing news about the fires and lots of people are posting videos about
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it like this one teen is proving to be a disaster for canadians and it is safe to say that google
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and meta are at war with the federal government if you try and share news articles from news sources
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this is the notification you get i tried to share an article about the kelowna airport ceasing
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operations and that's the notification i got or if you try and go to local news sources it also says
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people in canada can't see this content you guys really not see this as an issue it doesn't seem
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right that people that are in dangerous situations given the fires and everything that they can't
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see news sources and you know maybe they're in harm's way something is really wrong here well
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it's a classic for everybody who's banned most of the government services they post on facebook or x
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we don't see it no we're banned we can't yeah exactly you can't see it oh you follow our facebook page if
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you want to update about you know if if you need to evacuate was like okay all right so dumb and gay
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but let's let's talk about wildfires because it's nothing new though right they've always happened
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i grew up in central oregon and it was something that we saw every year and some years it was more
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severe and the northwest in particular has these big forest fires even though technically more fires
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occur on the east coast every year uh they're just they burn more in acreage when they start you
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know the wildfires here in the west in fact a greater number of fires occurred annually in the 1990s on
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average versus today looking at these statistics um looking at these wildfire stats in the u.s so
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from 2013 to 2022 there was an average of about 61 000 wildfires annually it's an average of about
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7 million acres impacted annually in 2022 is about 69 000 wildfires burning about 7.6 million acres so over
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40 percent of those acres were in alaska and as of june this year around 18 000 wildfires have impacted
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over 500 000 acres this year it'll be more counting the ones not contained right now but still less so
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far the number of fires and acreage burned are indicators of the annual level of wildfire activity
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and these numbers may not be indicative of fires impact on human development or communities since many
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fires occur in large relatively undeveloped areas acreage burned also does not indicate the severity
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of a wildfire the degree of impact upon forest or soils or other ecological effects and most wildfires
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are human caused 89 percent of the average number of wildfires from 2018 to 2022 now when we say human
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caused yes uh arson but also just dumb moves you know not putting out your campfire correctly by the way
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i got word that the elk fire in in washington is looking like it was a human started as well and
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that's created so much damage and catastrophe wildfires caused by lightning tend to be slightly larger and
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they burn more acreage so 53 percent of the average acreage burned from 2018 to 2022 um then the human
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caused fire so you can't blame climate change and yes you have to question uh you know you have to
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question like arson and all that but wildfires are real they've always happened but how many now are
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also human caused just lately right the canadian government has claimed climate change is the reason
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for all these fires and that's why a price on carbon is essential they're pushing that already during
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the fires but the u.s has had the lowest forced fire burn acreage in over 10 years and we have no carbon
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tax so it's interesting that we live in a time where there's many you know mentally ill freaks
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including pyromaniacs right so many of them could jump on an opportunity when they see it like we're
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talking about earlier oh big wildfire now i'm gonna go start a new one you know because i want to see
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one too or again a climate activist or somebody ironically of course this would release more
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carbon dioxide in the atmosphere right when you burn i mean forests act as carbon sinks essentially
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yeah and so if you spend you know that you release what is a water vapor carbon and uh you know ash or
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whatever that's like the residue you get from it so ironically you get more i'm not sure how much
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that affects the the over total you know carbon levels in the atmosphere it probably doesn't make
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a dent i mean volcanoes have a huge impact apparently this stuff i'm not so sure uh but regardless they
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could spin it any way they want but i mean the fact is you could just have a piece of glass lying in
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the wrong kind of direction and and the sun hits it and you that could start a fire yeah but it was
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curious the previous satellite footage we show there uh the fact that they're starting in multiple
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places at the same time yeah that is you know but again that could be campers that could be anything
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the hard thing about this is uh they're so remote some of these areas you can hardly get out there you
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can't get there's no roads out to some of these areas you can't get there with like bulldozer to
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start you know and it's been dry and hot yeah exactly on top of it yeah right but regardless they
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will use this to try to claim that this is the reason for this is global boiling uh and basically you have
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to stop eating the meat and get into the pot that's that's how they will use it right there are
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confirmation that several of them are set deliberately started deliberately rather we had a number of
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wildfires in uh the popular tourist destination of tenerife uh in spain a spanish island uh that was
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started deliberately according to officials uh we can take a look at just a little bit of footage
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yeah so we had about 12 000 tourists being evacuated against one of these islands i guess
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much like hawaii that's reliant on tourism and now all of those are gone how much of the island is
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going to burn down and stuff like that and of course in the wake of this they're reshaping
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the whole island the government is buying back the land uh they're turning it into like a 15 minute
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smart city run by ai in hawaii now like a test a test run for that so that it makes the whole
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thing highly suspicious right yeah absolutely however fear not because if your home was burnt
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down and if your insurance company uh will not pay out because whatever reason force majeure or just
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because they don't like it uh the government will have uh houses ready for you to uh to occupy
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that's a hundred thousand dollars right are you telling me that these f***ing things
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are a hundred f***ing thousand dollars it's a garage
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what the f*** are you kidding me you've got to be f***ing kidding me
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so that's in uh texas i believe uh the poster said yeah san antonio texas ten a hundred thousand
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dollar tiny homes see we can just import in millions and millions and then just live in
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these like little skinny garages that are just way overpriced your pot home is ready to go and
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really cheaply made and toxic oh you know it of course yeah you can barely like you yeah perfect
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