NOT Caused by Climate Change Hoax
A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY
Due to Criminal Negligence
Failure to Use Effective Forest Management
6/09/2023 COMMENTARY IN NEWS REPORT
All week, from Monday 6/5/2023 through today 6/09/2023, USA eastern seaboard and midwestern states including Kentucky have been plagued with a deadly air pollution caused by negligent failure of Canadian authorities to use controlled burns to prevent wildfires.
Lefty areas like Canada, New York, and California forbid forest rangers from conducting controlled-burns which help prevent wildfires in woodland areas.
Then the lefty politicians blame the fire on fake climate change which is a hoax intended to allow a global power grab, hegemony under a one-world government.
This is a CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY.
California, New York, and other states are guilty of the same ban against reasonable preventive measures to stop wildfires by using controlled burns.
Controlled burns are done by competent forest rangers to create a stop-spread zone which destroys all combustible material before a wildfire starts, thus creating a zone where future fires cannot burn and will die out.
Nature repopulates those controlled burn areas with native plant life from extant seeds, some of which require a fire (like the controlled burn) to release the seed for growth (e.g., pine cone seeds are released as a result of fire).
Lefty politician-run states like California and New York forbid using controlled burns on forest lands. As a direct result, many billions of dollars of land, homes, property, and hundreds of lives have been lost in predictable resulting wildfires. Those politicians should be indicted by the World Court for crimes against humanity.
That’s called CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE and it is a CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY because the Creator God, YAH (Exodus 3:14) commanded mankind to be the guardian of His creation and all its creatures.
The photos below are cited by climate change hypothesis to prove there are real effects on society when climate changes to extremes we see so often now.
