Feb 29th (for some odd reason facebook won’t let me include the verbiage from the original post, so here it is manually copied over) -
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“They shall shout it from the rooftops”
I met a man who works in renewables. Micro wind turbines. He told me about a conversation with a big wig in forestry. The one suggested to the other that they should introduce drones into fire prevention. The big wig told him, off the record, that they don’t want the fire industry to go anywhere because it would cost too many people’s livelihoods.
Now, I’m not saying this is the only reason for organized arson. I’m saying this is one of the reasons IMHO. And I’m saying anyone involved in this in any way should really consider parting ways with the path they are on. This agenda to accompany will take everyone from top to bottom with it, eventually. We wrestle not against flesh and blood…
Natural forest fires revitalize the forest and appear to revitalize local economies a few years after the fact. ‘Gimme that stimmy money.’ Unnatural forest fires cost some people everything for the betterment of a small group of criminals. ‘Gimme that stinky stimmy money.’
What those who are in charge who are corrupt don’t understand is a principal in economics known as ‘lag.’ The externalities as cost always slingshot back onto the perpetrators eventually. This is a pillar concept in Human Geography. My teacher for a pilot program at the time, Human Geography, was one of the first female graduates at West Point, a real hard nut who gave me my first high school B my sophomore year with zero qualms (it sorta set me free in hindsight). She called herself Ms. Funk.
The example she used was people who dump their waste into the river eventually over the course of many years end up drinking their own filth. This is fact.
All those poor proxy victims or flying monkeys who didn’t quite have the balls to stop this madness. Well, maybe they are just looking for the right opportunity to come clean? Granted…
The truth is we are over-staffed in the forest fire industry, the same for the urban (the strange appearance of aluminum in our trees and HAARP as an aside, I’m not here today to open up THAT can of worms). The MIC dictates instead of being conservative, departments overspend on elaborate trucks with all the bells and whistles and find themselves needing the next fix just to survive.
The truth is this cycle is wrong. All of it is shameful. It’s time to come clean, as your soul and your sleep are not worth it! This is fact.
This is basic Keynesian economics. There’s booms and busts (themselves not natural), and in times of plenty organizations are supposed to store up and in times of famine organizations are supposed to have those savings on-hand. But organizations don’t do what they’re supposed to, do they? Keynes taught this.
And can you imagine knowing beforehand where you’d like to purchase your next mega-development? Casinos and dude ranches, perhaps? Pennies on the dollar and guaranteed exponential growth in value thereafter. Insurance money, land flips, everybody’s happy who’s got their hand in the till. Until ‘lag’ catches up with reality. Think also, Hawaii…
Proverbs 4:16 For they do not sleep unless they have done evil; And their sleep is taken away unless they make someone fall.
For all who think I use movies for myself to learn, no. I use movies for easy digestion of the material. I prefer non-fiction works, myself…
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