In Finland they do rake the forests with heavy equipment

that have been thinned or clear cut

meaning areas that have been logged

so not areas of just regular forest that have not been logged

the rest of the forest no one ever rakes, and forests have existed LOOOOONG before humans and guess what were just fine with no one raking them

We could learn a lot from Finland.

1. One hundred percent literacy
2. More doctors per capita than anywhere else in the world.
3. The average 16 year old kid speaks 5 languages. FLUENTLY
4. No national debt. They have a surplus.
5. Little to no crime. Cops don’t even carry guns.

That’s just a few things. The schools use a program called Super Learning. Relaxed state high intensity info bombardment. Kids acquire massive amounts of info rapidly.

Finns are all conservationists. Walking in the forest any wild reigndeer will walk up to a person and ask to be petted. Finns have seemingly tamed their wildlife. But they just live in harmony.

When Russia attacked Finland, a hand full of Finnish farmers took to the forest on cross country skis and decimated a Russian army killing off tens of thousands.

The most decorated sniper in military history was Selmo Hyak (sp) aka..the White Death with hundreds of confirmed kills. He used an old Mossin Nagent with iron sites and shot Russians like ducks in a rain barrel. Prior to the war he was a quiet farmer.