The commissioners and Dr. Berry did not respond to questions regarding public officials correcting misleading or erroneous information provided to the public. Here is today's email sent to the five Shore Aquatic Center board members: Mike French, Randy Johnson, Mark Hodgson, LaTrisha Suggs, and Greg Shield.
Dear Shore Aquatic Center Board members,
The Board is consulting with the facility's liability insurance carrier regarding the shower voucher program.
Does that mean the Board believes there are potential liability risks associated with inviting homeless individuals—some of whom may be actively struggling with addiction or mental illness—to use a facility primarily designed for children and families?
If the Board has received months of public testimony expressing concerns about safety, drug activity, and the appropriateness of the program, why would the insurance carrier's opinion become the deciding factor? If there are no meaningful risks, why is the insurance carrier being consulted? Conversely, if the Board believes there are enough potential risks to seek guidance from its insurer, doesn't that suggest the community's concerns were worthy of greater consideration from the beginning?
Is the Board waiting for the insurance company to determine whether the program is appropriate, or will it make that policy decision based on the feedback it has already received from the public?
Thank you for your time. I appreciate any clarification you can provide.
Just an observation for those who don't want legacy forests harvested, as they have been so designated for decades; 1), Are you willing to personally make up the difference in lost tax revenue not harvesting the trees would provide? If not, are you willing to see the governmental services this revenue funds be reduced accordingly? And my favorite, 2), Do you use toilet paper? If so, what's your alternative?
As for the ongoing personal attacks on Jeff and Jake - which are shameful - they are but a symptom of a not-so-small fanatical group of so-called "progressives" in Clallam County whose minds are made up, and who believe that bigger government funded by somebody else's money is the answer to all of society's problems. Those of us who believe the opposite is true, and who believe in governmental accountability and transparency at every level, must remember that at election time this group will turn out to vote in big numbers. The result will hinge in no small measure on the turnout from the small government side. It's up to all of us to make sure that friends and family vote.
I am ready to live with reduced government services, yes. Start with support for all the NGOs, harm reduction at the Health Department, PBH, Serenity House, TAFY and any other funding that caters to the homeless junkies on our street. Let's get the county and city of PA out of the housing business and more into the approving business permits business. The county and the cities need to get back to providing basic services.
I have often thought that the silent majority should just stay silent until they vote. Knowing there's so much interest in an election motivates the opposition.
Just a reminder that in the recent NYC elections only 7% of the eligible voters turned out to vote. 93% didn't think the elections were all that important. Look at the result.
I stand corrected. Voter turnout was low but not 7% of eligible voters in New York. However, turnout was so low that a Democratic Socialist candidate in one Congressional district was able to win the Democrat primary with just 7% of the registered voters. Winning the Democrat primary in that district means that person will win the election and be their representative in DC in the fall.
"Just 7% of active voters supported Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s radical ally Darializa Avila Chevalier over establishment Democrat Rep. Adriano Espaillat in Tuesday’s main event primary, data shows."
"The overall low turnout — roughly 17% of Democratic voters citywide — came as Avila Chevalier and two other Mamdani-backed House primary winners captured a mix of high-earning, young, white and black voters, analysts found."
Headline: "How just 17% of voters, fueled by young and white New Yorkers, led Mamdani’s socialist election surge"
6-24-26
"Just 7% of active voters supported Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s radical ally Darializa Avila Chevalier over establishment Democrat Rep. Adriano Espaillat in Tuesday’s main event primary, data shows.
The overall low turnout — roughly 17% of Democratic voters citywide — came as Avila Chevalier and two other Mamdani-backed House primary winners captured a mix of high-earning, young, white and black voters, analysts found."
This political crap they are throwing at CCWD and Jeff is ludicrous. They can not fight with how they would make CC better only try to thwart the momentum that has them worried. Keep up the good work and win the election so we have a better community.
The entire PDC language shows how confused they are. My guess is that Potty Mouth Pickett has convinced them of something that they have never seen before or can appreciate. I'm thinking that the disclaimer should be something closer, “This content sponsored without cost in support of Jake Seegers for Commissioner?"
The hypocrisy of the Clallam County Democrats statement immediately jumped out at me, but this seems to be the way I've seen them operate on their FB group.
Seeing what Jon Redmond wrote and also mentioning Jake's children, I advise all parents and grandparents to keep their children away from him. People like Jon tell you who they are, so believe them.
I can read the print on Jake Seegers signs fairly well while driving. I've seen a couple of Mike French and Emily Randall signs, but the print is very small and almost invisible. Did Paul Pickett address this with the Democrat candidates?
I really hate the legal crap being slung! However regarding the suit, perhaps in taking it to court, perhaps the discovery phase (can one do that in a lawsuit ?) would shed the light on the ludicrous claims…. Then sue them for damages and false claims
We can thank Jim Buck for remaining focused on this issue. To expand on this topic: those trees do not magically appear as usable products. Besides providing income for various government entities and trusts. In my mind the process produces something far more important JOBS. The list of items and people it takes to move that timber from stump to manufactures is large. All of which takes people W0RKING. In my simple mind there is nothing that would solve more social problems than adequate employment.
Do these sales conform with the DNR's 1997 Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) and what is the impact of the proposed harvest on DNR's mandate to fulfill its HVP ?
How will proceeding as planned provide for future harvests and therefore future jobs ?
Initially when timber was harvested on state owned property, the trade off was that industry would support the schools. As the population bloomed and timber leases were purchased by private companies, the intent of a natural resource to give-back has eroded quicker than a finger nail being chewed down to the skin.
It’s insulting that we are to believe that timber is a benevolent commodity cut but also to support our school kids. People also don’t understand the role the state Forest Service plays.
The assumption would be protecting and monitoring our forests. The main function is as a broker/rep for the selling of the standing timber. In other words, Weyerhaeuser etc. rent the land, cut and harvest and move on to the next. So a company’s involvement can be very minimal when they don’t own the land. It is stated that replanting must be completed in 3 years. Yes, who monitors that? I know an area near SR109 that was cut 10+ years ago. Now more aggressive, fast growing trees and weeds have choked that property.
Trees as a renewable resource. It sounds so wholesome. Initially there was a 50 year regrowth period before a plot was recut. That quickly became 30 years, now I think it is 20.
Living on the Strait, we frequently see dimensional lumber being moved to ports beyond. Yet I just read how Washington builders are relying on wood from British Columbia. How about seeing trees hauled on I-5 South and North in the same day?
People that maintain tree growth on their property with no intention of cutting, our environmental heros.
Please don’t tell us that the industry selectively cuts to removed diseased trees. That may happen, it should.
The selection comes in the size, the straightness and other growth properties.
I’m sure many are thinking, if we cut the trees we wouldn’t have all these wild fires. Well you need to google that for yourself!
The people that spread such unpleasantness on CCWatchdog, are the ones being denied to have an opinion on the most unsocial blog around “NEXTDOOR”.
They can’t handle the truth or allow anyone else to state it.
Satan must be a moderator.
There will be no hope for a comment to get past the scrutiny of that bloated and completely void of active debate that seems to be such a personal threat to the moderators. Moderators will say they don’t make decisions, well their AI is faster than a speeding bullet to remove any contribution that might lead to free thinking. To me, ND is the poster child for getting people to toe the line or get out.
Wow! Most of our law enforcement efforts go toward crazed druggies and criminals, who are repeatedly arrested and the liberal judges release them. Perhaps the problem is these liberal judges who are enablers? Do they do that for job security? Maybe we need to take a hard look at that aspect of Clallam County. Were they elected? Appointed by the 3 Miscreanteers? Maybe we need a REAL judiciary.
My thanks to all those involved in cleaning up the squalor. I really would like to know if the volume of squalor would be more or less without harm reduction. I'm thinking less. I could at least respect anti-logging activities, if those activists divested themselves of wood products. When considering the innumerable wood products like homes, buildings, tools, fires, furniture, paper, ( toilet paper in particular ), utensils, cups, etc., anti-logging activists are hypocrites without exception. After enjoying your wood heat, get up from your wood chair, use your morning T.P., leave your wood home and off to protest logging. The inability to walk the talk is inclusive in identifying with liberalism. Free everything, including lodging for the disadvantaged and illegal immigrants, as long as they don't stay at my place. Above all else excessively tax and decry anyone successful that we foster an entire society of the unsuccessful.
Some of us are tired of the same old line. We are tired of the forest and wildfire smoke. We are tired of watching trees burn when they have so many beneficial uses. Some roads and firebreaks and a decrease in the fuel load would make a good difference and allow the elderly and disabled more opportunities to get close to nature. That would provide more support, more people with something to lose.
How many dead animals?
Wait! The forests are supposed to burn. That’s part of their plan. Notice all the fires? What did Washington State Director of Public Lands Dave Up-the-grove just do? He’s building inventory, so we can have more and bigger fires.
Very curious last name. Okay, Beeman, is it “build up the groves” or is it “burn up the groves?”
Well, my answer is, “yes!” Yes!
It’s a win-win for them either or both ways. More division, confusion, chaos, mayhem,and misery, so more people become dependent upon them. Fear and pathos have been their power tools for as long as I can remember.”
Why so many fires? What did you expect with the new grove worshippers whose idol, one of their gods, is a tree? Does this make God happy?
But there is more.
Can the air be too clean and, at the same time, less healthy?
Yes, a lot of lightning caused fires, but if man-caused, is it accidentally?
Ah, yes! “Bloomberg Cities” (“15 minute cities”) and “Rapid Urbanization.” It’s all beginning to make sense.
Are they trying to force and scare people to concentrate in cities, concrete and steel ones, large ones, not small, not wooden like Lahaina and Paradise? What is happening to homeowner’s fire insurance? Are rising rates preventing home ownership?
Burn more wood. The earth is counting on you. (Radiant heat is best).
Have forest and wild fires always been a mechanism for cooling the earth? After a long hot spell with everything tinder dry, are fires likely? Do particulates in smoke shade the earth from the intense rays of the sun and provide help for moisture in the air to form droplets of rain?
When man arrived and cooked and heated with fire was there less need for forest and wildfires? With the use of the internal combustion engine without catalytic converters imitating natural combustion, were there even less fires?
Besides poor management, are we witnessing something else?
Seems like fighting forest fires and wildfires has become big business just like homelessness, behavioral and mental health, and pharma.
Hmmm?
What if there were a connection?
Haven’t you heard, “Deforestation, Deforestation, Deforestation!!!”
So why are there more forest fires?
Or are there?
“Cue the forest fires! Release the arsonists! It’s too hot too fast too soon! Quick before people realize what we have done!” (Is this what “chemtrails” are for also? “We cleaned the air too much. Now we must dirty it.”).
Sun’s out. Almost seems like with a vengeance.
Does it feel searing to you? Too searing?
It does to me. What’s more, it’s what I expected when we decided we needed to clean the air by incinerating Carbon Monoxide and particulates into Carbon Dioxide, CO2, and much smaller particulates.
Do smaller particulates let more of the sun’s rays through? This behavior is not something claimed for CO2 even by the most rabid members of the climate cult. The temperature is supposed to slowly ratchet up not jump up. That’s not according to “plan.”
Were we designed by God to handle large particulates? What are nose hairs, cilia, and mucous for? Does higher CO2 dry up mucous faster? Are finer particles able to avoid nose hairs and cilia while more CO2 makes us breathe deeper? (CO2 is what makes us pant and is known as a “cerebral vasodilator).
Have there been more respiratory problems since hotter running engines with catalytic converters were forced on us, Y/N?
Why didn’t God put catalytic converters on fire? What are the advantages of Carbon Monoxide? It was made the bogeyman to force emissions change. Did you get to vote on that?
If our wannabe masters are aware of this, would they want more forest fires to burn and to burn longer to offset this so we don’t notice and to keep this from causing too much heating?
Are larger particulates more helpful in causing rain?
What is the cattle prod used to force us to endure the medical, mental, and behavioral damage caused by excessive exhaled CO2 in tighter homes, schools,etc. with poor ventilation?
Something untoward is happening. Does the sun seem searing? (Are we at the peak of the current sun spot cycle? Is it a strong one? Imagine! The sun might be playing a role!).
But, thinking of all the fires, is there a cost for “clean” air?
What would the cooling effect be without emissions change of monoxide and particles into dioxide and smaller particles?
BTW, what is the monoxide cycle? How much of the combustion of forests results in monoxide? Big particles?
Some 10 years after emissions change was forced on us, the hole in the ozone was discovered. Ever compare the molecular weights of monoxide and dioxide? Is it important? How about monoxide and a chlorofluorocarbon molecule? All gases disperse, some more slowly because of molecular weight. What gases are more likely to reach the ozone layer? Will gravity hamper heavier ones? Why can hydrogen and helium escape into space? Is the ozone still depleted without monoxide? (Thus, the need for more fires).
Do you recall California claiming in the 1990s that monoxide was causing “ground level ozone?” That was a lie because less monoxide was being made, but is there a process?
We saw a lot of this in CA. No forest management even by natural means. Many fires were set purposely and man-made droughts exacerbated the problem 10 fold. They are fooling on one. We just need to keep fighting back and shedding light on these falsehoods. Good to read your posts again, Don.
There is federal money on the table right now to do it. French talked a great game but his party prevents him from playing it. They sued Trump admin to stop forestry management.
Science proves our last ice age ended 12-10,000 years ago and the planet began to heat up. That was before cars, and fuels used in industry and all forms of energy that we have made necessary.
Without human activity the planet would be warming but at a slower rate. Earth has had many heating and cooling episodes in its 4.5 billion years.
Just like man has created a need for fossil fuels, that did not exist at one point, man can reverse the increase of particulates that your nose hairs aren’t catching. We started the concern in the early 70’s but after initial panic, (and catalytic converters) nothing really changed.
We are fortunate that the oceans provides the majority of oxygen bc plants and trees seem to be a side note for human existence.
What gets me the most about Jon and Indivisible besides just their nastiness and flat out grossness. They write this kind of garbage but reported me for spamming on TRPA and Seen around PA.
Those dang weather reports on Friday are some fighting words for sure but by no means as bad as what Jon posted.
The commissioners and Dr. Berry did not respond to questions regarding public officials correcting misleading or erroneous information provided to the public. Here is today's email sent to the five Shore Aquatic Center board members: Mike French, Randy Johnson, Mark Hodgson, LaTrisha Suggs, and Greg Shield.
Dear Shore Aquatic Center Board members,
The Board is consulting with the facility's liability insurance carrier regarding the shower voucher program.
Does that mean the Board believes there are potential liability risks associated with inviting homeless individuals—some of whom may be actively struggling with addiction or mental illness—to use a facility primarily designed for children and families?
If the Board has received months of public testimony expressing concerns about safety, drug activity, and the appropriateness of the program, why would the insurance carrier's opinion become the deciding factor? If there are no meaningful risks, why is the insurance carrier being consulted? Conversely, if the Board believes there are enough potential risks to seek guidance from its insurer, doesn't that suggest the community's concerns were worthy of greater consideration from the beginning?
Is the Board waiting for the insurance company to determine whether the program is appropriate, or will it make that policy decision based on the feedback it has already received from the public?
Thank you for your time. I appreciate any clarification you can provide.
Just an observation for those who don't want legacy forests harvested, as they have been so designated for decades; 1), Are you willing to personally make up the difference in lost tax revenue not harvesting the trees would provide? If not, are you willing to see the governmental services this revenue funds be reduced accordingly? And my favorite, 2), Do you use toilet paper? If so, what's your alternative?
As for the ongoing personal attacks on Jeff and Jake - which are shameful - they are but a symptom of a not-so-small fanatical group of so-called "progressives" in Clallam County whose minds are made up, and who believe that bigger government funded by somebody else's money is the answer to all of society's problems. Those of us who believe the opposite is true, and who believe in governmental accountability and transparency at every level, must remember that at election time this group will turn out to vote in big numbers. The result will hinge in no small measure on the turnout from the small government side. It's up to all of us to make sure that friends and family vote.
I am ready to live with reduced government services, yes. Start with support for all the NGOs, harm reduction at the Health Department, PBH, Serenity House, TAFY and any other funding that caters to the homeless junkies on our street. Let's get the county and city of PA out of the housing business and more into the approving business permits business. The county and the cities need to get back to providing basic services.
I have often thought that the silent majority should just stay silent until they vote. Knowing there's so much interest in an election motivates the opposition.
Our biggest problem here is sadly the majority of reg. voters do not vote. It is truly depressing.
But vote they must! And being a couple of less motivated folks with them!
What we are seeing here today is the result of not speaking up.
Just a reminder that in the recent NYC elections only 7% of the eligible voters turned out to vote. 93% didn't think the elections were all that important. Look at the result.
I stand corrected. Voter turnout was low but not 7% of eligible voters in New York. However, turnout was so low that a Democratic Socialist candidate in one Congressional district was able to win the Democrat primary with just 7% of the registered voters. Winning the Democrat primary in that district means that person will win the election and be their representative in DC in the fall.
What is the source of the voter turnout you reported ?
"Just 7% of active voters supported Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s radical ally Darializa Avila Chevalier over establishment Democrat Rep. Adriano Espaillat in Tuesday’s main event primary, data shows."
"The overall low turnout — roughly 17% of Democratic voters citywide — came as Avila Chevalier and two other Mamdani-backed House primary winners captured a mix of high-earning, young, white and black voters, analysts found."
https://nypost.com/2026/06/24/us-news/mamdanis-red-wedding-sweep-in-nyc-congressional-races-came-from-small-sliver-of-dem-voters/
So, yeah, more than 7% voted but 7% was enough for a majority to put socialists in office. Pretty weak turnout.
You might be right, but . . . no official sources were cited:
Headline: "Mamdani-backed lefties sweep NYC congressional primaries — as socialist mayor’s influence grows to DC"
6-23-26
"Approximately 367,000 people voted in primaries via early voting, mail-in ballots or earlier on Tuesday, as of 3 p.m. on Tuesday.
That’s just a little over 10% of the 3.5 million registered Democrats in the city."
https://nypost.com/2026/06/23/us-news/mamdani-backed-lefties-sweep-in-nyc-congressional-primaries-as-socialist-mayors-influence-grows-to-dc/
Headline: "How just 17% of voters, fueled by young and white New Yorkers, led Mamdani’s socialist election surge"
6-24-26
"Just 7% of active voters supported Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s radical ally Darializa Avila Chevalier over establishment Democrat Rep. Adriano Espaillat in Tuesday’s main event primary, data shows.
The overall low turnout — roughly 17% of Democratic voters citywide — came as Avila Chevalier and two other Mamdani-backed House primary winners captured a mix of high-earning, young, white and black voters, analysts found."
https://nypost.com/2026/06/24/us-news/mamdanis-red-wedding-sweep-in-nyc-congressional-races-came-from-small-sliver-of-dem-voters/
This political crap they are throwing at CCWD and Jeff is ludicrous. They can not fight with how they would make CC better only try to thwart the momentum that has them worried. Keep up the good work and win the election so we have a better community.
The entire PDC language shows how confused they are. My guess is that Potty Mouth Pickett has convinced them of something that they have never seen before or can appreciate. I'm thinking that the disclaimer should be something closer, “This content sponsored without cost in support of Jake Seegers for Commissioner?"
The hypocrisy of the Clallam County Democrats statement immediately jumped out at me, but this seems to be the way I've seen them operate on their FB group.
Seeing what Jon Redmond wrote and also mentioning Jake's children, I advise all parents and grandparents to keep their children away from him. People like Jon tell you who they are, so believe them.
I can read the print on Jake Seegers signs fairly well while driving. I've seen a couple of Mike French and Emily Randall signs, but the print is very small and almost invisible. Did Paul Pickett address this with the Democrat candidates?
Of course not :)
Good morning Jeff and Doggers,
We stay the course public safety and economic growth that can stem from that. Clean it up Clallam County, please...
Vote for Jake and get all you know to do the same.
Time for loony leaders to stand back.
Thanks all and have a great day!
I really hate the legal crap being slung! However regarding the suit, perhaps in taking it to court, perhaps the discovery phase (can one do that in a lawsuit ?) would shed the light on the ludicrous claims…. Then sue them for damages and false claims
We can thank Jim Buck for remaining focused on this issue. To expand on this topic: those trees do not magically appear as usable products. Besides providing income for various government entities and trusts. In my mind the process produces something far more important JOBS. The list of items and people it takes to move that timber from stump to manufactures is large. All of which takes people W0RKING. In my simple mind there is nothing that would solve more social problems than adequate employment.
Do these sales conform with the DNR's 1997 Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) and what is the impact of the proposed harvest on DNR's mandate to fulfill its HVP ?
How will proceeding as planned provide for future harvests and therefore future jobs ?
Initially when timber was harvested on state owned property, the trade off was that industry would support the schools. As the population bloomed and timber leases were purchased by private companies, the intent of a natural resource to give-back has eroded quicker than a finger nail being chewed down to the skin.
It’s insulting that we are to believe that timber is a benevolent commodity cut but also to support our school kids. People also don’t understand the role the state Forest Service plays.
The assumption would be protecting and monitoring our forests. The main function is as a broker/rep for the selling of the standing timber. In other words, Weyerhaeuser etc. rent the land, cut and harvest and move on to the next. So a company’s involvement can be very minimal when they don’t own the land. It is stated that replanting must be completed in 3 years. Yes, who monitors that? I know an area near SR109 that was cut 10+ years ago. Now more aggressive, fast growing trees and weeds have choked that property.
Trees as a renewable resource. It sounds so wholesome. Initially there was a 50 year regrowth period before a plot was recut. That quickly became 30 years, now I think it is 20.
Living on the Strait, we frequently see dimensional lumber being moved to ports beyond. Yet I just read how Washington builders are relying on wood from British Columbia. How about seeing trees hauled on I-5 South and North in the same day?
People that maintain tree growth on their property with no intention of cutting, our environmental heros.
Please don’t tell us that the industry selectively cuts to removed diseased trees. That may happen, it should.
The selection comes in the size, the straightness and other growth properties.
I’m sure many are thinking, if we cut the trees we wouldn’t have all these wild fires. Well you need to google that for yourself!
Nextdoor should have to add the same disclaimer.
The people that spread such unpleasantness on CCWatchdog, are the ones being denied to have an opinion on the most unsocial blog around “NEXTDOOR”.
They can’t handle the truth or allow anyone else to state it.
Satan must be a moderator.
There will be no hope for a comment to get past the scrutiny of that bloated and completely void of active debate that seems to be such a personal threat to the moderators. Moderators will say they don’t make decisions, well their AI is faster than a speeding bullet to remove any contribution that might lead to free thinking. To me, ND is the poster child for getting people to toe the line or get out.
Wow! Most of our law enforcement efforts go toward crazed druggies and criminals, who are repeatedly arrested and the liberal judges release them. Perhaps the problem is these liberal judges who are enablers? Do they do that for job security? Maybe we need to take a hard look at that aspect of Clallam County. Were they elected? Appointed by the 3 Miscreanteers? Maybe we need a REAL judiciary.
Yes! And this year we have the opportunity to elect FIVE of nine WA supreme court judges. Time to show 🆙
My thanks to all those involved in cleaning up the squalor. I really would like to know if the volume of squalor would be more or less without harm reduction. I'm thinking less. I could at least respect anti-logging activities, if those activists divested themselves of wood products. When considering the innumerable wood products like homes, buildings, tools, fires, furniture, paper, ( toilet paper in particular ), utensils, cups, etc., anti-logging activists are hypocrites without exception. After enjoying your wood heat, get up from your wood chair, use your morning T.P., leave your wood home and off to protest logging. The inability to walk the talk is inclusive in identifying with liberalism. Free everything, including lodging for the disadvantaged and illegal immigrants, as long as they don't stay at my place. Above all else excessively tax and decry anyone successful that we foster an entire society of the unsuccessful.
Same play book as in Germany 1930's
Re: not using the timber and fires and . . .
Some of us are tired of the same old line. We are tired of the forest and wildfire smoke. We are tired of watching trees burn when they have so many beneficial uses. Some roads and firebreaks and a decrease in the fuel load would make a good difference and allow the elderly and disabled more opportunities to get close to nature. That would provide more support, more people with something to lose.
How many dead animals?
Wait! The forests are supposed to burn. That’s part of their plan. Notice all the fires? What did Washington State Director of Public Lands Dave Up-the-grove just do? He’s building inventory, so we can have more and bigger fires.
Very curious last name. Okay, Beeman, is it “build up the groves” or is it “burn up the groves?”
Well, my answer is, “yes!” Yes!
It’s a win-win for them either or both ways. More division, confusion, chaos, mayhem,and misery, so more people become dependent upon them. Fear and pathos have been their power tools for as long as I can remember.”
Why so many fires? What did you expect with the new grove worshippers whose idol, one of their gods, is a tree? Does this make God happy?
But there is more.
Can the air be too clean and, at the same time, less healthy?
Yes, a lot of lightning caused fires, but if man-caused, is it accidentally?
Ah, yes! “Bloomberg Cities” (“15 minute cities”) and “Rapid Urbanization.” It’s all beginning to make sense.
Are they trying to force and scare people to concentrate in cities, concrete and steel ones, large ones, not small, not wooden like Lahaina and Paradise? What is happening to homeowner’s fire insurance? Are rising rates preventing home ownership?
Burn more wood. The earth is counting on you. (Radiant heat is best).
Have forest and wild fires always been a mechanism for cooling the earth? After a long hot spell with everything tinder dry, are fires likely? Do particulates in smoke shade the earth from the intense rays of the sun and provide help for moisture in the air to form droplets of rain?
When man arrived and cooked and heated with fire was there less need for forest and wildfires? With the use of the internal combustion engine without catalytic converters imitating natural combustion, were there even less fires?
Besides poor management, are we witnessing something else?
Seems like fighting forest fires and wildfires has become big business just like homelessness, behavioral and mental health, and pharma.
Hmmm?
What if there were a connection?
Haven’t you heard, “Deforestation, Deforestation, Deforestation!!!”
So why are there more forest fires?
Or are there?
“Cue the forest fires! Release the arsonists! It’s too hot too fast too soon! Quick before people realize what we have done!” (Is this what “chemtrails” are for also? “We cleaned the air too much. Now we must dirty it.”).
Sun’s out. Almost seems like with a vengeance.
Does it feel searing to you? Too searing?
It does to me. What’s more, it’s what I expected when we decided we needed to clean the air by incinerating Carbon Monoxide and particulates into Carbon Dioxide, CO2, and much smaller particulates.
Do smaller particulates let more of the sun’s rays through? This behavior is not something claimed for CO2 even by the most rabid members of the climate cult. The temperature is supposed to slowly ratchet up not jump up. That’s not according to “plan.”
Were we designed by God to handle large particulates? What are nose hairs, cilia, and mucous for? Does higher CO2 dry up mucous faster? Are finer particles able to avoid nose hairs and cilia while more CO2 makes us breathe deeper? (CO2 is what makes us pant and is known as a “cerebral vasodilator).
Have there been more respiratory problems since hotter running engines with catalytic converters were forced on us, Y/N?
Why didn’t God put catalytic converters on fire? What are the advantages of Carbon Monoxide? It was made the bogeyman to force emissions change. Did you get to vote on that?
If our wannabe masters are aware of this, would they want more forest fires to burn and to burn longer to offset this so we don’t notice and to keep this from causing too much heating?
Are larger particulates more helpful in causing rain?
What is the cattle prod used to force us to endure the medical, mental, and behavioral damage caused by excessive exhaled CO2 in tighter homes, schools,etc. with poor ventilation?
Something untoward is happening. Does the sun seem searing? (Are we at the peak of the current sun spot cycle? Is it a strong one? Imagine! The sun might be playing a role!).
But, thinking of all the fires, is there a cost for “clean” air?
What would the cooling effect be without emissions change of monoxide and particles into dioxide and smaller particles?
BTW, what is the monoxide cycle? How much of the combustion of forests results in monoxide? Big particles?
Some 10 years after emissions change was forced on us, the hole in the ozone was discovered. Ever compare the molecular weights of monoxide and dioxide? Is it important? How about monoxide and a chlorofluorocarbon molecule? All gases disperse, some more slowly because of molecular weight. What gases are more likely to reach the ozone layer? Will gravity hamper heavier ones? Why can hydrogen and helium escape into space? Is the ozone still depleted without monoxide? (Thus, the need for more fires).
Do you recall California claiming in the 1990s that monoxide was causing “ground level ozone?” That was a lie because less monoxide was being made, but is there a process?
CO2 is irrelevant in warming.
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We saw a lot of this in CA. No forest management even by natural means. Many fires were set purposely and man-made droughts exacerbated the problem 10 fold. They are fooling on one. We just need to keep fighting back and shedding light on these falsehoods. Good to read your posts again, Don.
There is federal money on the table right now to do it. French talked a great game but his party prevents him from playing it. They sued Trump admin to stop forestry management.
The problem with earth sciences is no matter how set in stone the proof is, it will continue to be argued.
Science proves our last ice age ended 12-10,000 years ago and the planet began to heat up. That was before cars, and fuels used in industry and all forms of energy that we have made necessary.
Without human activity the planet would be warming but at a slower rate. Earth has had many heating and cooling episodes in its 4.5 billion years.
Just like man has created a need for fossil fuels, that did not exist at one point, man can reverse the increase of particulates that your nose hairs aren’t catching. We started the concern in the early 70’s but after initial panic, (and catalytic converters) nothing really changed.
We are fortunate that the oceans provides the majority of oxygen bc plants and trees seem to be a side note for human existence.
What gets me the most about Jon and Indivisible besides just their nastiness and flat out grossness. They write this kind of garbage but reported me for spamming on TRPA and Seen around PA.
Those dang weather reports on Friday are some fighting words for sure but by no means as bad as what Jon posted.
I will say it again. Huge huge Thank you to the deputies and CREW.