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- July 16, 2016, 01:28:56 PMSabotabe...is that like kemosabe? Hi-yo Silver.....Quote from: "kiebers"
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- July 16, 2016, 09:42:44 AMPosted by Anonymous
- July 16, 2016, 01:27:07 AMHere's an article which appeared a blog which stated that Fort McMurray should not rule on eco terrorism as a possible cause, months before the latest information appeared:Quote from: "JOE"
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/05/far_too_early_to_rule_out_terrorism_in_the_fort_mcmurray_fire.html"> http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201 ... _fire.html">http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/05/far_too_early_to_rule_out_terrorism_in_the_fort_mcmurray_fire.html
We don't know what the cause was, perhaps we will never know. However, the fire demonstrated how vulnerable the area is to potential acts of sabotabe, particularly its oil production facilities. As it has grown extensively, its more difficult to defend.
An editorial Joe? Let's wait till the final report is out. It will be any day now.
Posted by JOE
- July 16, 2016, 01:03:21 AMWe don't know what the cause was, perhaps we will never know. However, the fire demonstrated how vulnerable the area is to potential acts of sabotabe, particularly its oil production facilities. As it has grown extensively, its more difficult to defend.
Posted by Anonymous
- July 16, 2016, 12:13:42 AMRR.Quote from: "RW"
The Islam ones go to Extremism.
I do not think it was Mel level bullshit, but RR it is.
I used to think you were some dingbat from Saskatchewan raving about terrorism, but now I think it is not outside the realm of possibility. Thereve been recent attempts in France to infiltrate nuclear power plants there.
Also, the RCMP expressed concerns about terrorism even before the For McMurray wildfires.
http://globalnews.ca/news/1773476/extremists-head-to-fort-mcmurray-to-make-money-quickly-police-chief/"> http://globalnews.ca/news/1773476/extre ... ice-chief/">http://globalnews.ca/news/1773476/extremists-head-to-fort-mcmurray-to-make-money-quickly-police-chief/
Sticks and stones Joe. I get tail and you do not.
The fire that burned approximately 10 per cent of structures in Fort McMurray, Alta., and forced almost 90,000 residents to flee north and south last month, continues to make headlines across the country.
Now, officials are closer to determining the cause of the devastating blaze.
On Tuesday, provincial wildfire investigators further established the Fort McMurray fire was the result of human activity, after ruling out lightning as a probable cause.
RCMP is now appealing to the public for assistance and are investigating if a criminal offense was committed. Travis Fairweather, an Alberta Wildfire information officer, told Reuters there are a number of ways human activity could have sparked the fire, and not all are criminal, including: camp fire use, industry, or a power line malfunction.
Officials are however, also investigating the possibility that arson was committed.
"Wildfire investigators for the province of Alberta have established that the fire was most likely the result of human activity, having ruled out lightning as a probable cause," the RCMP said in a statement.
Police are seeking out anyone who was in the Horse River Trail between April 29 and May 5.
The revelation echos that of Alberta's senior wildfire manager, Chad Morrison, who said earlier this month that, while the fire remains under investigation, it was probably attributable to humans.
"Human-caused really means anything other than lightning. It's most likely human caused, but we're continuing to investigate," Morrison told the newspaper.
Paul Spring, a helicopter pilot with experience fighting fire, seems to agree with Morrison, according to comments made to both the Globe and the Edmonton Journal. Spring told the newspapers the skies were clear the weekend the fire sparked, and no lightning was detected.
"It's human-related. This is not a natural-caused fire," Spring told the Journal.
The Globe says a report on the fire is due out in about a month.
Posted by JOE
- July 15, 2016, 10:22:07 PMRR.Quote from: "RW"
The Islam ones go to Extremism.
I do not think it was Mel level bullshit, but RR it is.
I used to think you were some dingbat from Saskatchewan raving about terrorism, but now I think it is not outside the realm of possibility. Thereve been recent attempts in France to infiltrate nuclear power plants there.
Also, the RCMP expressed concerns about terrorism even before the For McMurray wildfires.
Posted by Anonymous
- July 15, 2016, 10:18:08 PMRR.Quote from: "RW"
The Islam ones go to Extremism.
I do not think it was Mel level bullshit, but RR it is.
Posted by RW
- July 15, 2016, 10:13:45 PMThe Islam ones go to Extremism.
Posted by Anonymous
- July 15, 2016, 10:00:18 PMWhatever gave you that idea?Quote from: "cc la femme"
just curious. How does this silly thing rate main page?
It doesn't but for some reason nothing gets moved around here since Renee stepped down.
Where would this thread be moved to? I do not see a sub titled Joe's bullshit threads?
Posted by RW
- July 15, 2016, 09:54:21 PMWhatever gave you that idea?Quote from: "cc la femme"
just curious. How does this silly thing rate main page?
It doesn't but for some reason nothing gets moved around here since Renee stepped down.
Posted by cc
- July 15, 2016, 09:25:36 PM
just curious. How does this silly thing rate main page?
Posted by RW
- July 15, 2016, 08:37:01 PMPosted by JOE
- July 15, 2016, 08:35:25 PMIf a wildfire destroyed the town, what would a terrorist attack do? And of course with the billions in invested there, it's a vital part of the Canadian economy. Important to us intersts too.
If that's the case, should it have a military base there or increased presence to protect it's interests? I'm sure this something the government and military have thought about, but it's rarely if ever talked about in public.
Any thoughts?