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Looks like Gov. Brown in Cali agrees with Trump.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/3852...iOVnTaAf--0oLU7yzNKrEKgYGeg8eRh0Out8TnlC2wutI
It's a forest management problem.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...eA3UB22QiIYLXIUguLtmlwLu8aNkeNkrqyuzfubl7IhWs
I don't get it. She not a fat blob so that's good but I don't think she's that attractive.
She is a very empty vessel.
She is a very empty vessel.
This thread has Hall of Fame potential.
I may have missed it but did any of our resident libs acknowledge her correction that was wack?
I may have missed it, but have you ever called out Trump on his lies? Don’t give me that BS “not a big fan of it” crap either lol
He lies all the time you idiot. Did you mention cortex’s stupid comment. Good grief you are a blank screen.
Yes...I did...read the thread, idiot. And you say you “aren’t a big fan of it”...that’s not exactly a condemnation of his lies lol...in fact, it’s a dismissal of the importance of them. Deal with it.
Many states have mismanaged their forest for years. Lived in Jackson Hole in 1988 during the Yellowstone fires, you could see the plumes of smoke from just outside of Jackson going north (over 100 miles away). After that fire the Forest Service started letting fires, that weren't threatening structures in populated/high visit areas burn so the understory could burn off minimizing the potential of what you have seen in CA. Many conifers also need the heat of a fire for their seeds to germinate, which also contributes to the creation of new growth forests. California has been incredibly negligent in their management for years, unfortunately that coupled with other things always turns out bad. The loss of life, property, memories and livelihoods will take years to come back, if ever. Of all disasters these are one of the most manageable and they still can't figure it out.
There is also programs by insurance companies that give guidelines on how to avoid having your house burn in areas prone to wildfires. Good article on the subject https://news.nationalgeographic.com...ire-science-fireproofing-wildfire-california/ One of the very few things I fear while backpacking in Wyoming is getting caught in a wildfire. My itinerary always includes "safe zones" near my overnight camping spots. Load those areas in my GPS and circle on my map.
The press and liberals hatred of Trump is so visceral, that no matter what he says they will criticize it without doing a dam bit of research. They take a comment like his on this subject and start lambasting him without any research. This has been an issue even brought up in California previously btw. There was even a proposal to let goats loose to eat the dead grass and some of the native understory to reduce wildfire risks, but to no avail. Camels could do the same job.
There is also programs by insurance companies that give guidelines on how to avoid having your house burn in areas prone to wildfires. Good article on the subject https://news.nationalgeographic.com...ire-science-fireproofing-wildfire-california/ One of the very few things I fear while backpacking in Wyoming is getting caught in a wildfire. My itinerary always includes "safe zones" near my overnight camping spots. Load those areas in my GPS and circle on my map.
The press and liberals hatred of Trump is so visceral, that no matter what he says they will criticize it without doing a dam bit of research. They take a comment like his on this subject and start lambasting him without any research. This has been an issue even brought up in California previously btw. There was even a proposal to let goats loose to eat the dead grass and some of the native understory to reduce wildfire risks, but to no avail. Camels could do the same job.
The way in which the forests could be managed that would reduce/prevent these types of fires.
I've learned a lot on the topic over the last week. It is a multi-faceted problem. Forest management is definitely part of the solution. But, I don't think I ever said that it wasn't.
Do you honestly think you do?
You don't. You are programmed. Nothing more. Nothing deeper. Just a propaganda receptacle. That's your ceiling.
Lol mmmkay...can’t take you seriously ever, “dildo”, so your opinions are shit to me haha
"Dildo" is a trolling moron probably raking forest floors.
Everything is shit to you, because you are a turd.
Anyway, back to the crazy eyed Cortez...
Even you guys have to admit that it is funny that Sarah Palin, of all people, is making fun of Cortez.
Didn't she once claim that she could see Russia from Alaska?
https://www.governorpalin.org/2018/11/19/yikes-ocasio-cortez-fumbles-basic-civics-twice-1-statement/
Didn't she once claim that she could see Russia from Alaska?
https://www.governorpalin.org/2018/11/19/yikes-ocasio-cortez-fumbles-basic-civics-twice-1-statement/
Yes but it was Tina fey who said you can see it from "my house" while portraying Palin in an SNL skit.
The actual quote: “They’re our next-door neighbors. And you can actually see Russia, from land, here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska.”
How? She was right. It's weird defending Sarah Palin - not a big fan, but I bet she's at least as much smarter than Cortez as say a bag of hammers is smarter than @CSCOTTOSUPOKES
If Cortez had to debate the republican equivalent of Joe Biden, she would have a panic attack.
Oftentimes in the winter the water freezes between the two islands, actually connecting them. My son once landed on Little Diomede and walked across to Bid Diomede until he was told a Russian border patrolman might shoot him.Yes but it was Tina fey who said you can see it from "my house" while portraying Palin in an SNL skit.
The actual quote: “They’re our next-door neighbors. And you can actually see Russia, from land, here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska.”
