Posted on 06/17/2013 7:51:48 PM PDT by RetiredTexasVet
Was speculating today about the announcement that the Colorado wildfires were probably arson. Being the Gov. Chickenhumpper and his gay band Progressives isn't that popular with a whole lot of groups, I wonder which has done the nasty.
ELF is always a possibility. Although they generally suck up to Progressives, they may have been burnt by Chickenhumpper and his gay band of progressives. With Progressives the end is always justifies the means.
Since a sizable portion of the Denver/Colorado Springs population are escapees from Californicate, NY, and other liberal hellholes, they may have used the old wildfire to reduce underwater non-salable properties. In the early 1990s wildfires were a popular method of eliminating complete subdivisions of non-salable houses.
Chickenhumpper and his gay band of Progressives has definitely angered residents who support the 2nd Amendment. Could they have used the old trusted method of burning out the opposition.
Ideas?
I thought Terry Barton pretty much burned Colorado down a few years ago?
You are so right. God forbid that someone cuts a tree, even if it is dead. What good is all that forest land if no one can enjoy it. I think it is much more of an anti-capitalism thing than it is a caring about the forest thing. If they cared about the forest they would want people to go in there and thin it. I read that when the settlers came to Colorado the Ponderosa forests were filled with majestic 100 foot trees up to 7 ft. in diameter. There were only 40 trees to the acre and now the average is something like a thousand trees to the acre. The policy ought to be left in the hands of those in the local area who know the forest and the conditions if you ask me.
she gave it a good try.
Anything like the Lime Creek Burn of 1879?
Google up Fire Regime Condition Class sometime.
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