Interesting

[Shuffler]

Always thought forest fires made for great terrorist activity...

Seems to tie up a city/state resources to the point they can't handle much else

Overloaded government agencies are much weaker

Heard it's gonna take 18 months for local resources just to clear out the debris before new construction can ever begin

Weren't most of these latest ones arson?

Eagler

Forrest fires are Mother Natures way of clearing for new growth.
Lots of happy tree huggers in Cali.

[Animl-AW]

For me X is good for one thing,… keeping most of the lunatic fringe consolidated in one basket,…away from me.

Prime example.

I may invest in production of lithium stocks

[JimmyD3]

For me X is good for one thing,… keeping most of the lunatic fringe consolidated in one basket,…away from me.

Prime example.

I may invest in production of lithium stocks

That's okay Animl, we still love you, X or no X.

[Gman]

Link reads like "Koo Koo for CoCo Puffs" to me.  Then again everyone for years said Alex Jones was a nutjob for claiming elites were flying to some mystery island owned by Epstein who was running a day care there.  So who knows these days, but based on what I read, and how it was written, I'd be pushing my chips towards the author being right the eff out of it. 

[nopoop]

The two photos that make me say hmmmm are the fence posts only burnt at the nails and the aluminum rivers stretching out away from the car over bare ground. Aluminum melts at 1221 degrees

[CptTrips]

The two photos that make me say hmmmm are the fence posts only burnt at the nails and the aluminum rivers stretching out away from the car over bare ground. Aluminum melts at 1221 degrees

Nothing particularly weird about that.

How hot to wildfires get?
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Wildfires can get extremely hot, with temperatures varying based on fuel type, weather, and terrain. Here’s a breakdown of typical wildfire temperatures:

🔥 Surface Flames: 800–1,200°F (427–649°C)
🔥 Crown Fires (Treetops): 1,500°F+ (815°C+)
🔥 Burning Soil & Roots: 1,000°F+ (538°C+)
🔥 Radiant Heat Near Fire: Up to 1,800°F (982°C)

At these temperatures, wildfires can melt aluminum (1,221°F / 660°C) and weaken steel (1,100°F / 593°C). Some intense fires, like those in extreme wind conditions or with high fuel loads, can even create firestorms with their own weather patterns!

Are you curious about wildfire behavior in a specific region or context?

[Animl-AW]

Link reads like "Koo Koo for CoCo Puffs" to me.  Then again everyone for years said Alex Jones was a nutjob for claiming elites were flying to some mystery island owned by Epstein who was running a day care there.  So who knows these days, but based on what I read, and how it was written, I'd be pushing my chips towards the author being right the eff out of it.

National Enquirer and infomercials are alive and well for a reason.
“War of the Worlds” radio show also comes to mind.

Within a week we return to our normal broadcast.