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As if the climate cult needed fuel for its wildfire narrative, Quebec lit up like a Christmas tree in June Last year. We showed satellite images of multiple fires starting almost simultaneously under a clear sky (so not lightning strikes). Not lighting. Not Climate change. Brian Paré.
I’m back with more high-quality left-wing narratives debunking news from the global warming desk. Dateline: Wildfires. If you recall, in the spring of 2023, it seemed like wildfires would be the story of the year, as if that’s not true every year.
The leading cause of wildfires™ is arson, which means they are man-made and even (technically) a result of man-made “warming,” but not in the way the Climate Cult would have you believe. An Arsonist can still drive his EV past the wind farm to set the woods aflame.
The number of outdoor out-of-control fires set by arsonists worldwide could lead you to believe that there was a coordinated global eco-terrorist strategy to forcefully advance a false agenda about climate change. Man-made, sure, by arsonists.
As Americans deal with air quality issues from Canadian forest fires, the US media blames big oil and modernity’s sins. The actual cause is a bit less complex. Canadian authorities say arsonists deliberately started these fires.
A local New Hampshire logger based in Webster, New Hampshire, had some of their logging equipment set on fire. The arsonist(s) is as yet unknown, but there is a 64,500 dollar reward for information leading to their arrest and conviction.
I can’t count how many hate hoax crimes we’ve reported where the victim was, in fact, the perpetrator. This is the Global Warming wildfire version of that. The Fawn fire, which has destroyed 41 homes and burned over 8500 acres, was allegedly started by a former forestry student.
A photo of a letter is making its way across the internet. The letter reads as follows: “Dear Neighbor: You have been identified by our group as being a Trump Supporter. Your address has been added into our database as a target for when we attack should Trump not concede the election. We recommend that …
Moral Certitude is the confident agreement to or approval of something after consideration. In this case, the matter considered is human conduct. We make such assessments based on people’s normal and predictable responses. Those responses include certain needs, abilities, and motivations.
The reporting from Portland now says the months-long civil unrest is spreading. The rioters are spilling into residential neighborhoods, targeting people inside their own homes.
