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Horrific report & deliberate attack on the food supply as well. Cows on Fire is an absolute inhumane atrocity. They heated up Oregon quite a while before this attack... Outrageous!

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I have not researched, but suspect DEW? It seems California has been the “Test” & now it has been extending to other states. If there are days when it’s as hot or hotter in Oregon, Washington & Idaho, than Arizona in June or July? Hmmmm? “Weather Warfare”

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Agree 100%. Many dysfunctional people buy a few cheap acres and put a trailer on it, cook-up some meth or pot brittle and due to their clumsyness start wildfires. They really should go back to the city they don’t know anything about living in the country and being good stewards of the land.

And you're a fucking idiot!!!!

The beauty of nature

I have been watching the OR fires closely. Some good resources:

[link to inciweb.nwcg.gov (secure)]

[link to gis-fema.hub.arcgis.com (secure)]

[link to www.oregon.gov (secure)]

[link to www.facebook.com (secure)]

Hopefully these go through and are useful.

It was started by lightening.

They love it, it's all about future budgets, hence their "let burn policy" We learned this in person in NM in 2012 during the Little Bear fire.
They let that fire burn (started at 1/4 ac) for 5 days, then the winds kicked up on Friday night and burned down the entire White Mountain Wilderness area and 244 homes /structures. The Smokey Bear ranger district asshole that determined "let burn" stood up in front of the county commissioners and burned out folks and said he would make the SAME decision again, they promoted him to another position in AZ to get him out of the village

Glad it's not near me. Prayers and sympathy for those in harm's way.

I also have to point out that this fire makes everyone else in the region less safe as far as fires. Because a lot of resources is being sucked out of the entire Pacific Northwest to fight this particular fire. (Including cruise from my local fire department.) If another fire breaks out in your or my backyard. There might not be enough manpower and firefighting resources to take it out easily.

With the extra growth of green stuff this spring and the blowtorch high 110s weather, which killed a lot of grass off. Not to mention the tree apocalypse that came from the ice storm that dropped a lot of limbs and trees on the ground, which are nice and dry and flammable right now. A good chunk of this state is ready to burn.

Let's just hope mother nature and antifa forget to light more fires.

And dripped some kind of oily chemical at night to get them to burn more easily. It was in my water troughs, on my vehicles, killed a fruit tree and I felt it falling at night, no clouds in the sky.

City of Detroit was wiped off the map

I was thinking it was an AI bot.