Just a reminder: it didn’t used to be like this.

@AmericanFietser It didn’t used to be like this? 😂 ChatGPT “Yes, it is normal for Canada to experience wildfires throughout its recorded history. Canada has a vast landmass with diverse ecosystems, including forests and grasslands, which are prone to wildfires under certain conditions.”

You'd do well to dig into the Bureau of Land Management and their role in fires like these—we get them this bad every few years in the PNW.

@curious_founder Lol , wild fires are not climate change . Another climate grifter

@curious_founder

It’s been like this hundreds of times over the years. Back in the late 1800s the entire Midwest would catch on fire every year.

"Coming to you from the smoky, war-torn streets of..." [*checks notes*] "...New York City."

This hits hard after Australia’s 2019-20 summer bushfires. Stay as safe as you can, everyone. Mask up.

If you make a video about this, please include this story from our province. It’s just too on the nose.

The ipcc models have been way off every year, why is government agencies pushing it constantly when there own models disprove it.... 😆 we all get it, new world order and depopulation. I mean multiple powerful ppl push this, watch the WEF speeches. There's a reason for this cult

@AmericanFietser Climate change is bad, but fires are always (99%) started by humans! Has nothing to do with weather or „heat“ as fire needs 350 *C to burn.