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50 MORE Questions for the Mainstream Media

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reports 345 people in Pittsburgh’s Allegheny County have died as a result of Covid-19 since the state shut down in mid-Mar...ch. Of those 345 individuals, 279 were either residents of or workers in nursing homes or assisted living facilities. That means 66 people in Pennsylvania’s second largest county (population 1.2 million) have died from complications relating to the virus. In light of these numbers, do you believe our schools should fully reopen and that restaurants, bars, salons and other small businesses should be allowed to open at full capacity?

A high school football team in Texas came down to the field with each player holding the American flag!

Did he really just ask her that?

********************************* Pay no attention to CA. politicians as they try to explain the wildfires here in the West...as in so many other categories, th...ey are spectacularly less than reliable. Here’s a retired Fire Chief’s explanation... Welcome to the (Unnecessary) Mega Fire Generation! By Del Albright, Fire Chief (retired) 25-30 years ago, a 10,000 15,000-acre fire was a huge conflagration. Now we are experiencing 100,000 - 400,000-acre fires regularly. I would like to offer an explanation based on over 30 years of government service including 26 years with the fire service, as well as beginning my fire career with a Master’s Degree in Prescribed Burning. NO! It is not just global warming (climate change). NO! It is not understaffed or ill-trained firefighters. NO! It is not Mamma Nature getting even with our urban sprawl. NO! It is not careless campers or hunters. NO! It is not kids with matches. YES! It is a combination of many things but more importantly, it is the LACK of forest/brushland/grassland management caused by wacko, radical enviro groups imposing excessive regulations, and restrictions on our ability to keep the west safe from wildfire. Here are the key takeaways from this article: The lack of controlled burning/prescribed fire is directly responsible for the huge build-ups of flammable fuels. The end of maintaining fire breaks (roads) in forested areas leaves firefighters with inadequate access. The end of logging and good timber management as we used to know it is directly responsible for forests that are now tinderboxes. Let us take a deeper look at these reasons. CONTROLLED BURNS: Going back to Native Americans in America, controlled burning (later called Prescribed Fire) have saved the west from huge conflagrations. By burning large brush fields and using fire to thin understory brush in the forest, we kept the big boomers at bay. We had programs designed to reduce chaparral in the west, thus limiting the ability for fires to get ragingly out of control. In the early days of settling the west, ranchers regularly burned brush fields to make way for grazing and wildlife habitat. This entire program of controlled or prescribed fire is a near thing of the past. ROADS/FIRE BREAKS: When I started with the fire service in the 1970’s we had regularly scheduled building, repairing, cleaning, and maintaining fire breaks around rural housing areas and developments. We kept fire roads cleared and usable for large fire equipment. We had access to remote areas which allowed us to attack fires when they were small. Roads provided a place to start a safe backfire. Oh, backfires! Another art nearly lost today due to liability and excessive oversight by the media and radical enviro groups who have political power. LOGGING/TIMBER MANAGEMENT: If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you probably remember sawmills. They are all gone for the most part because the radical environmental rules have made logging a financial nightmare. You wonder why wood is so expensive these days? We cannot log; that’s why. Yes, there are still a few holdouts logging here and there. But the feds are hampered by so many regulations and restrictions that our timber stands either get bug infested or succumb to wildfires. We used to thin forest stands regularly fire crews, inmate crews, machines that munch up underbrush, and yes, even pesticides to keep the forests healthy. Now, you can pick about any state in the west with timber and you see more bug-killed trees than live ones! In our western grasslands, the lack of proactive landscape management in desert states has resulted in vast acreages dominated by a cheatgrass-fire cycle that is ruining wildlife habitat and causing bigger and more damaging conflagrations. This invasive species needs to be managed or these western deserts will never be the same nor will our wildlife species. In timber areas, for the most part, we no longer control pests and bugs; we no longer do any substantial thinning of the underbrush; logging is kaput, and forest management is a façade. It is not the fault of our public land managers; it is the imposition of radical regulation. It is politics. SUMMARY: Public land management is no longer based on science but rather politics. The same goes for wildlife management. Radical enviro groups lobby politicians (and raise untold dollars in support) to STOP all the things that will make our forests, brushlands, and deserts safe and healthy. It is ironic (and pathetic) because for all their efforts to save the world they are destroying our world, piece by piece. To see fires in California reach half a million acres is beyond belief! What can we do? We must STOP the silliness and over-regulation and allow sound public land management, never forgetting that public lands are FOR the public. Help good politicians get elected and stay in office. Recall bad politicians. Do everything in your power to negate, refute, or STOP the radical movement that has stagnated management of our resources. Current Fires in the West ~