It was supposed to be a controlled burn, but a New Mexico fire got out of control
July 20, 2022
more about the NM fire that was suppose to be a controlled fire but somehow was allowed to burn out of control. This below is what home owners said about Forest Services. It would seem fires are a money maker like wars, war on people and their homes, to destroy their livelihoods further know as depopulation agenda, seems it all ties together to support their evil satanic agenda.
Killing trees is against God's Law - specifically Deut. 20:19-20 , Matt 5:17-20 : their human-food producing quality: including LIFE giving Oxygen. When breaking the Law of God curses curse will surly come upon them.
FORDHAM: And what angers her the most is that this fire, the Calf Canyon Hermits Peak fire, began as planned burns by the U.S. Forest Service, which escaped control.
NARANJO: All of us are feeling the same grief and anger towards Forest Service that is so intense. I actually wanted to sit and get a bucket of ashes from our house and send it to the Forest Service because they are accountable.
FORDHAM: This isn't the first time the Forest Service allowed what was supposed to be a controlled burn to escape in New Mexico with devastating consequences. In 2000, an escaped planned burn destroyed about 280 homes and damaged the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Small Northern California town left in ruins after massive McKinney Fire damages area
Ashley R. Williams Chris Pietsch
Residents of Klamath River, a small Northern California town, are reeling from the devastating McKinney Fire that has nearly wiped out their community.
The Klamath River community hall was known to community members as a one-stop shop for weddings, Christmas pageants, fundraisers and funerals, Klamath River Volunteer Fire Department Fire Chief Janet Jones told the Register-Guard of Oregon, part of the USA TODAY Network.
The fire department also trained there, Jones said.
There’s no sign of the building’s red walls or the American flag painted on its roof, video from the Register-Guard shows. The home of bingo nights and Taco Tuesdays had burned to the ground. The community center’s sign, seemingly unscathed by the fire, was all that remained.
The out-of-control McKinney Fire — California’s largest of 2022 — grew to nearly 90 square miles as of Wednesday morning. The fire first ignited southwest of Klamath River in the Klamath National Forest on Friday.
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Four people have died, according to the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office. Thousands of people have evacuated. It's not clear what caused the fire, but the Klamath National Forest division of the U.S. Forest Service said on Facebook earlier in the week it was "clear" it was not sparked by lightning.
Roger Derry, 80, and his son have lived together in the tiny scenic hamlet of Klamath River for more than 40 years. They know most of the town's 200 or so residents.
They're one of the few families left after the McKinney Fire raged through the riverside town’s modest homes and stores.
“It’s very sad. It’s very disheartening,” Derry said. “Some of our oldest homes, 100-year-old homes, are gone. It’s a small community. Good people, good folks, for the most part, live here and in time will rebuild. But it’s going to take some time now.”
Jones told the Register-Guard that somewhere between 50 to 100 homes were destroyed in the McKinney Fire.
Smoke and ash from the fire has elevated the Air Quality Index near Klamath River to unhealthy levels, according to AirNow.
Cloudy, cool weather mitigated fire activity Tuesday night, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Smaller wildfires that sparked after the McKinney Fire continue to burn in Siskiyou County. The 31-acre Shackleford Fire that erupted Saturday is 31% contained as of Wednesday, Cal Fire reported.
Firefighters have contained 41% of the nearby Meamber Fire, which has scorched 63 acres since starting Sunday.
The Yeti and Alex Fires burning west of the McKinney Fire are both 0% contained over a combined 4.9 square miles, according to InciWeb. Warmer, drier conditions could stoke the Yeti Fire’s flames Wednesday, authorities said.
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How long must we suffer O Lord? – Until you return to keeping and enforcing The Law