Yesterday I wrote about the impossible odds that all these fires in Canada were wild, implicating a human hand. My first impulse was eco-terrorists. They love to create catastrophes and blame Climate Change. Man-made by their hand, not your lifestyle.
If you agreed, you were right; at least, it looks that way in Quebec.
Geological watchdog YouTuber Dutchsinse observed and shared what looks like innumerable coordinated fires erupting in South Quebec at the same time. You’ll see it all by 2 minutes into the video (keep watching at your leisure).
This is statistically improbable and maybe even impossible.
Suspicious might be a good word. Another is eco-terrorism.
So, there’s nothing wild about these fires unless you’re like, dude, what’s wild is it’s not just Quebec. Every province but Yukon and Nunavut have them, and it’s worse in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Given the new observations over Quebec, it is reasonable to suggest coordination could apply to every Province where forest fires are currently raging if not every fire. Remember, the Canadian Mounted Police have been arresting arsonists whom they have tied to some of these fires.
And now it is “note to the eco-terrorists or the government” time, or whoever it is that is doing this. First, this is releasing a significant amount of stored CO back into the atmosphere, which – if I recall – makes you very angry. Very angry indeed.
You have reduced the CO2 sequestration potential by burning hundreds or thousands of acres of woodland.
AND … the plumes of particulates will likely reduce the measured global temperature at a time when you can’t shut up about how hot it is, even when it’s not.
I’m sure none of that matters as long as you get your unaffordable electric vehicles, solar panels, and wind machines, none of which – say it with me – are green. But there is a bright side. Some dufus at the New York Times just pointed out that while you may need to wear a mask due to the crappy air quality, almost none of them will do the job (which confirms they couldn’t do a damn thing during COVID, just like we said).
Oh, and this just in before publication. “Solar farms that power New England, for example, were generating 56% less energy at peak demand times compared to just a week before, according to data from ISO-NE per Bloomberg.”
ISO New England is a non-profit, independent regional transmission organization that provides services to the six states of the New England region: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
The same damn thing will happen when volcanoes erupt. So, what’s the plan for preventing those? Bwahahahah!
HT | Greg Reese Substack
