Cal. Fire, Fire Fighters watch as homes burn. Updated Video

Air Tanker flew by 4 times dropping water where no fire was..and the fire fighters have just watched that fire spread from home to home, not helping protect any house. It was allowed to burn.

Saying that a Trash Truck dumped a pile of trash that was burning, which caused the fire to spread.

probably a DEW...

And WHAT started this fire???? Same ole BS, different area they are burning down!

Know one could possibly believe that BS

Helicopters going like crazy. And trash trucks here don’t carry burning trash, they think we are dumb.

Thank you for informing us of this - five stars.

Implementing Agenda 21

My understanding is that air tankers don't actually drop stuff on fires, but on nearby areas to prevent a spread of fire.

bump

oh yeah, burning trash happens all the time.........

Ol ya

All it took

More bullshit laser weaponry against the
citizens. And to think we pay for it.

^ This

ok, still doesn't explain why they sat and watched homes burn.

no laser needed for this, the FF just watched the homes burn as in the video shows.

Heartbreaking watching those homes burn while help just sits there doing nothing.

This is why I quit the fire department. FEMA wouldn't let us put out any actual fires, what a bunch of retards.

If the house is in a designated burn area, then yes. They allowed them to continue burning & if igniting in a "controlled burn". Ignoring them completely. As one user pointed out that airdrops are to hit area locations. Not fires-

Firefighters only have ? 'Xxx' amount of resources nationally.

I am a retired wildland firefighter.

They call us from multiple states to dispatch and provide 'EMEMRGENCY ACTIVATION'.

THIS MEANS:
Our company receives a contract from a fire dispatch client which takes account of an area with a wild fire. They acknowledge the perimiter, and existing threats to the area.
A plan is formed on a national contract. This is a scale 1-5 event. Staffing is conducted and the team's are deployed.

We create "fire lines". Digging out material, to create a gap so that the fire will remain in a "contained / "Designated" "burn area".

(This is because we only have xxx amount of resources). Sometimes its 200guys on a 30mile fire. So resources are certainly short in demand.

We can't risk a truck or 10 guys to save every house in Cleveland. We're just trying to save Cleveland and make it home to our wife's safely.

It's a noble idea but you have to think, that were the only idiots driving into the fire.

And by fire I mean (at times) 100ft walls of ginger lit dead foresting flames with only 1 entrance, trying to force an opposing force of Firey death from completely obliterating us or surrounding us on some mountain road which hasnt been serviced since the loggers built it in 1835.

It's no wonder ten dudes aren't out there risking their asses off (like in the movies) risking a Fuck all 2 million dollar truck that the state only has 100 of to save those three houses...

They were under mandatory evacuation several hours earlier. Roads were provided (some times at the costs of others lives) to allow your family an emergency exit). That's what you paid for-

But if you think Im or we are Trying to save every home your an idiot, and if your in a designated burn zone you're an even bigger idiot for not assuming that we can't make you learn how this works from that position.

So listen carefully op: this is how this works-

Those houses are gone- they were gone since the fire jumped yhe burn line. A new sector was designed to (create a new burn line). Anyone near there is now evacuated including firefighters...

Why?

Because a route wind moving 20 mps can consume 10 acres In a second. The fire can jump the burnline and entrap entire teams of fire fighters and they can't do anything accept pray the fuel doesn't make them die-

We keep a distance to preserve our resources too. Because if the fire trucks get into the inferno then the whole entire state can go up in a hot minute-

We only have so many fire trucks on earth, an So very few wildland firefighters. Probably cause it's really easy to have a drunk crew boss getting an entire crew dead because they were trying to save that last house?

Seriously, man this should be nothing more then a learning experience for you op.

That shit shit on tv-
That's why it's called programming-

My advice is "if you hear there is a fire 30acres away. Check all roads for an absolute way out, and flee the area-

Your playing ego against a force of nature, you can not overpower-

Period-

Didn't watch the video i see....some homes look like they start from the inside, and those FF's stood not defending other homes..they just pretended to help the people, and the video shows it.

For those who can't handle watching the raw video to see the FF's doing nothing..I am at 48% on an upload showing the video that nothing was done to help those homes.

Mexicans, another reason for a big fucking wall with turrets and snipers!

Then go put the fires out yourself. If you live in the area, go bring those guys some fucking beer.

They are saving homes always unless there is a threat to saftey. They are doing everything they can. Sometimes they are letting a home burn because it can't be saved. Only so many resources they can work with.

I brought them water and saw fire come right up to people curbs and driveways and they saved those homes.

Looks like an senior mobile home park.
They're mostly conservatives so they're not getting saved by our liberal fire fighters.

Would you believe most homes burned in the last years were conservative owned?
They were....Starting to figure out what's really happening out here?

one or two guys to a truck, and then just stand there not doing a thing, but let house after house burn down...that is doing everything they can? watch the video

Last Edited by truthonthewind on 10/14/2019 07:04 PM