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Curious distribution of Oregon and N. California fires along highways


               
2020 Sep 11, 2:11pm   11,487 views  88 comments

by Patrick   follow (59)  

https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=regional-w_northwest-natcolorfire-200-0-25-12&checked=usint-map&colorbar=undefined



There would be a lot more fires in the drier eastern halves of those states if they had occurred naturally.

Conclusion: the fires are arson by climate cultists to whip up fear.

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1   georgeliberte   @   2020 Sep 11, 2:49pm  

During the Floyd protest in May all the looting in Fairfield, CA occurred in close quick easy access to I-80. Just sayin.
2   Hircus   @   2020 Sep 11, 3:42pm  

More importantly, is the way the fires start. I wish the images went back before sept 8th, because thats when this effect was visible. The wind is blowing west, as seen via the smoke. But the OR fires spread south over the course of a day, as if an NPC were driving and starting them. Odd that so many fires independently start in the same day, despite most being too far apart to ignite each other.

Patricks image shows a major hwy, but there's plenty of smaller roads that go right through the fires.

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