Agreed, that's the scariest part, that the real villains, like suicidal jihadis, think they are doing some great moral good.

There were some reports suggesting around 180 arrested. Many media playing this down because they want to blame "climate change.".

Thank you. Indeed, Although Craig Kelly MP, has one.

Thanks for sharing.

I received the following a week or so ago from a person who is in an owners group I'm in. He's from Australia. Adds more credibility to this subject.


"I have been getting a few enquiries about how we are being affected by the bush fires here in Australia.

We are fine so far, we had a round of fires in our nearby ranges some weeks ago and we are hoping they do not come back.

Our shop is on The Gold Coast in the State of Queensland, about halfway up the East Coast of Australia, just south of Brisbane.

Where we are is not densely wooded. Most of the current fires are south of us in the States of NSW and Victoria.

Whilst there has been tragic loss of human and animal life and property the fires are not new to us and were much worse in 2009 and over the decades before that. We are a vast dry country and our eucalyptus trees burn fiercely as you will have seen in some areas of California where they imported these trees from us many years ago.

For some reason it seems the global media has chosen this time to extensively cover these fires.

These fires are nearly all started by humans and I hear there have been over 200 arrests and releases. Lightening is really the only other thing that starts bush fires and there has basically been no lightening.

The intensity of the fires is also exacerbated by legislation passed 20 years ago that prohibits traditional clearing of the forest floor as well as back burning so the fire load is higher than in the past.

Thankfully so far the fires have avoided major metropolitan areas and there has been some rain which is the one thing we really need.

And we are very thankful for the Americans, Canadians and New Zealanders who have come over here to help us fight the fires, greatly appreciated by all Australians. Thanks guys.

Main thing is we are fine as I am sure are most city printers around the country at this time.

Harry"

Yes, these kind of things are the "real" man made crisis, not global warming.

On one of the tv screens on my office a few weeks ago they showed that coverage of the lady taking her shirt off and rescuing that koala that had suffered terrible burns. I'll admit...I wept when I saw it. But, the sadness I felt is almost eclipsed by the anger I feel for people who will kill and maim for their collectivist agenda. I am not surprised one bit by any of this. I've explained in a couple related conversations about all this since that collectivists, as evidenced in history, probably enjoy destruction and suffering. As Niche said, "...you gaze long enough into the abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you" So, I try not to think about it. But...knowing is half the battle.

I feel for the good people and critters of Australia...

Not likely to see any Aussie politician with a pair in the near future.
Thanks for the excellent article, Vinay. 👍

There were dozens arrested for arson.

I believe that the activists that are out there setting these kinds of fires feel they are doing it for the great good. On top of that, I also believe that the activists that are out there protesting the use of scientifically proven reductions of forest fire danger also feel they are doing it for the greater good. This is the mindset of the “morally superior.” This is scary.

Unlike Australia and California, here in Florida we are smart enough to have controlled burns.