i dont know why the USA is always so attractive to some immigrants for living..
Hardly would a year pass without one terrible natural disaster or another
often, the disasters causes many loss of lives and propertie cum complete displacements

well to those who have chosen there as home ..i say bravo
but those those affected by the recent calamity
i wish you Gods mercies

AllenSpencer:
Nigerian fire fighters would have stopped it!

Canada still has a lot to learn from Nigeria when it comes to fire fighting.

you dey mad.

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

I hope you're holding your tinfoil hat tightly on

With what am seeing, Nigeria is better oh

We are so blessed in Africa

Please, could someone enlighten me? What is usually the cause of these fires? I just don't understand why they always go out of control.

Nigeria firefighter after seeing your comment

AllenSpencer:
Nigerian fire fighters would have stopped it!

Canada still has a lot to learn from Nigeria when it comes to fire fighting.

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

So the Yanks are testing new secret weapons on themselves and Aussies every year. This is a new one.

I sympathize with the victims of this natural disaster; not with Tinubu.

AllenSpencer:
Nigerian fire fighters would have stopped it!

Canada still has a lot to learn from Nigeria when it comes to fire fighting.

True! Benin fire workers are beasts in their jobs; not Yoruba.

I seriously pity you



It pains me to see that humans are not smart at all
It is a pity
And the people liking your comment...it is a pity
Once you are my friend and you believe in shit like this and you believe in God then I automatically so away with you because you can't be productive
Because you logical and critical thinking ability is zero[/quote]

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

Can you lecture me Boss?
I follow one twitter account that goes by the name @iluminatibot.
The guy talks much about the conspiracy of the World Elites

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

I honestly want to understand the thought processes of people like you and covidiots who have to form conspiracies out of every single thing even the most easily verifiable fact.

Who told you it is the alloy rims melting? When did car tyres melting turn to Alloy rims?

And where in the pictures have you seen trees untouched?

The fire should be control, something should be done about it.. is not easy..

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

You de call Africa, our forest have been turned to firewoods

Simpleshafee:
Please, can someone explain to me the cause of the recent wild fire.

Secret Weapon testing

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

Kai see ignorance.
Abeg study things before being overwhelmed with inaccurate ideas.

[quote author=slawomir post=125222818]Damnnn niggar. Idiot...!

jacobs2015:


Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

I wasn't following this wildfire ... it is very hot this summer so I wasn't surprised. What had me a bit baffled was the smoke that left NYC skies gray. How can a fire in Canada shroud NYC in smoke? But then I remember during the winter we have this colddd winds that that flow down from Canada at times and seriously drop temperatures. I concluded it was the same path the smoke travelled. But then it went on for so long that I started to think it is not normal. The smoke itself didn’t have that burnt wood smell but was more like that of an oil fire. From this thread I'm now learning the fire is in northern Canada. Really?... that region is never hot to have this kind out of control wild fire. Alloy wheels melting but not the asphalt? This reminds me of the World Trade Center "attack". While combing the debris for victims ... there was a problem where workers with steel toe boots complained of the steel in the boots melting .... but not the leather neither did anyone feet got burnt. There were photos that showed in the building .... steel posts in offices appear to be all twisted out of shape by the intense heat... but in the same space are piles of paper on the floor and next to the posts. How can one explain steel being melted but paper next to it not burnt? I'm now wondering ... is it the same technology being used here again and things got beyond control?

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

there was wildfire in Russia, Ukraine, Australia, and Finland few years ago, it can happen anywhere.

blowjohn:


Secret Weapon testing

not everything is black and white. so they test secret weapons in 80% of European countries too ?

Dey play

Climate change would bring more often this kind of raging wild fire.

If we have wild fire like this in africa, oh oh. Third word dont have concerned government.
Most villagers may die unless they run away earlier before the fire near their villages.

Righteousness2:
It appears half of our planet is on fire while the other half is flooded!
THESE ARE THE BIRTH PANGS!
THESE ARE THE SIGNS OF THE ENDTIMES !

That Breath in you is not in your Power.
LIVE IN THE CONCIOUSNESS OF YOUR ETERNITY
LIVE WITH ETERNITY IN VIEW.
MAKE YOUR Ways RIGHT WITH JESUS CHRIST.

THE COMING OF JESUS CHRIST IS IMMINENT.

Jesus is Lord today and forever

But there not any birth pangs or anything like that

Has nothing to do with Jesus or his coming back

This are not natural disasters but man made disasters. Please stop being dogmatic and rep Jesus well

jacobs2015:
Not until these residents reason genuinely with their senses and ask their leaders some intelligent questions, they'll keep attributing this wide fire of a thing to a natural disaster.

A wide fire melting alloy rims of cars on the road in the US, yet the road made of asphalt remains untouched. The trees remain as calm as they could, yet they keep telling them it's as a result of dry wind and fuel present in the cars.

FYI, Russia has the highest number of trees in the world. Brazil has a higher number of trees than the US. Why is this wild fire prevalent in the US, Canada and sometimes in Australia? Is dry forest and woods not present in Africa? Why is there no record of such? Why only in America?

Aluminum has a melting point of over 600°C, bitumen is approx 550°C while asphalt max is approx 400°C. Yet, the so called wildfire is melting aluminum and even its alloy but can't melt asphalt/bitumen.

Anyways, the bigger the head, the bigger the ache. Let the weapon testing continue at the expense of the gullibles.

By the time this becomes a success, nuclear weapons will become outdated.

I was thinking in this direction a bit a few days ago when this news first broke.

the frequency of this thing makes me feel that it is not natural.

there might be something going on. they have had about 10 wildfires incidences this year alone.

it is very possible that they are orchestrating all this to justify their climate change thing

juman:
Climate change would bring more often this kind of raging wild fire.

If we have wild fire like this in africa, oh oh. Third word dont have concerned government.
Most villagers may die unless they run away earlier before the fire near their villages.

why does this climate change cause wild fires in Canada every year? na only them get forest or bush?

Reference:


Kai see ignorance.
Abeg study things before being overwhelmed with inaccurate ideas.

but you didnt in any way provide information to dispute his claims so as to overwhelm his ignorance and inaccurate ideas

lexy2014:


why does this climate change cause wild fires in Canada every year? na only them get forest or bush?

Some countries have harsh weather condition naturally, but climate change make it worse.
The west contribute more to the climate change effect, hence they deserved to be affected more.

juman:


Some countries have harsh weather condition naturally, but climate change make it worse.
The west contribute more to the climate change effect, hence they deserved to be affected more.

so how does "harsh weather" cause wildfire?

how does climate change make it worse?

AllenSpencer:
Nigerian fire fighters would have stopped it!

Canada still has a lot to learn from Nigeria when it comes to fire fighting.

You got jokes buddy.