Can somebody redpill me on the Fire situation in Pedrogao Grande in Portugal?
I mean, what is going on?
Can somebody redpill me on the Fire situation in Pedrogao Grande in Portugal?
Asher Gomez
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Brayden Edwards
>thunder causes fire
>wind spreads the fire
> forrest and surrounding village burns
> 60 people die
Hunter Sullivan
>ask for foreign help
>Based Galiza comes to our rescue
>firefighters get stopped at the border while the country burns
dog bless Portugal :DDD
Jayden Scott
>people look for someone to burn at the stake
>goverment promisses reforms
>muh equipment
>muh fireman don't have shark skin boots to kick fire in the nuts
>celebrities make some "charity" in an attempt to revive their careers
>""""""""journalists""""""""" flood the area to ask random people for their opinion on the matter
Oliver Edwards
I'm not sure about what caused the fire, if natural causes or if some guy did it to start shit ou was paid by the lumber industry (burned wood is cheaper)
Basically there is no fire prevention in Portugal.
Too much continuous areas of trees, specially near small towns
you can't just come and decide you'll fight the fire. There has to be coordination
Bentley Cox
>you can't just come and decide you'll fight the fire
They were invited you dipshit
Jordan Gomez
Wait, is the government in the right or in the wrong?
Jaxon Foster
>Some people say the fire was caused by a thunder, others say it was arson
>Portugal has almost no prevention measures in place. Opposition takes advantage of it. However, the opposition is as bad as the current government because they were in power 2 years ago
>~60 people dead according to the media, but rumors surfacing there might be more
>people rage at the paper industry in Portugal claiming that eucalyptus are very flammable relative to native trees, but the forest owned by the paper industry rarely burn and are actually clean and have all the proper prevention measures in place
Mason Adams
You are fine now, we send a couple of planes and all that, that's from 2 days ago
Nicholas Ortiz
Something I forgot:
>You have several testimonies that people were sent by the police to the road where most people died
Brody Garcia
>you can't just come
If we can we send help to any place that ask for it, we send firefighters and sometimes part of our army wich is trained to save people to lots of earthquakes and big fires arround the world > Ecuador, Haiti, Nepal in the last years ...
Luke Brooks
The goverment is both.
They are too fucking incompetent to do anything and even if they tried the other parties would find a way to fuck them to get some votes.
Justin Collins
thank you based jamone
you are our greatest ally
Alexander Brooks
In the news here the fire is over since yesterday evening, stay stronk, heatwaves are hard
Nicholas Harris
The fire in Pedrogao Grande has been extinguished, yea. There were a few other smaller ones ongoing, I'm not too sure how they are right now, but temperatures really calmed down the last couple days, so they're probably getting them under control soon. Last week was pure hell. But then again, you probably felt the same over there.
Jose Harris
>what is going on?
It can be taken as extinct in the next days.
Lucas Clark
thank you for your help
John Carter
did you just ask for a quick rundown?
Gabriel Howard
Just came here to thank to our Spanish vruders!
Thanks for the help!
David Rogers
A major fire happened due to unusual climacteric conditions that combined almost unnatural high temperatures with thunderstorms. Some trees were set alight which caused a major fire to spread.
Given that proprietors and people from rural areas dont give two fucks about cleaning their land, it spread fast leading to the deaths of a few dozens of people.
Bottom line is: shit happens. If people want safety then the government must consider the proprietors accountable for the cleaning and vigilance of their lands under the penalty of heavy fines of the threat of jail. That is all.
Alexander Robinson
>*or the threat of jail
Noah Morris
>which will never happen because the wood industry exports enough eucalyptus to pay for the required lobbies.
Brody Sanders
Kek
David Bailey
Bump
Luis Nelson
f-fuck
Adrian Walker
This is bullshit
Samuel Hill
it's fucked up
Bentley Wilson
It looks like a dystopian scene. I'm wondering when and where the zombies (or some mutated atrocity) are going to appear.
Evan Peterson
>30,000 hectares
>this is considered large
Meanwhile, in California:
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Jason Sullivan
kek
these fuckers have no idea what a big fire is
>be surrounded by burning eucaliptus
>use garden hoses + buckets to """"""""fight"""""" the fire
>refuse to evacuate cuz of muh possessions
>die in a raging inferno
whole country is shocked
Xavier Walker
>First photo of victims
>Black husband and mix-raced baby died, coalburner wife survived
I kek'd a bit but yeah was a sad situation
Nicholas Cook
>these fuckers have no idea what a big fire is
Why are you part of nu-pol?
It was just brought to attention because of highest causalities IN shortest TIME to national and international MSM media specially by 42 causalities in that national road that media nicknamed "death road".
Luke Thompson
damn, son
Levi Thomas
wut?
Noah Carter
If you had imported some of our indians they could have made a rain dance and nothing of this would happen
umaincertaantropologia.org
>“No dia 30 de março, quando o incêndio completava 63 dias, chegam a Roraima, levados pela Fundação Nacional do Indio-FUNAI, os pajés Caiapó Kukrit e Mati-í, determinados a realizar uma pajelança para atrair chuva para Roraima. Na noite do dia 30, os pajés dirigiram-se à beira do rio Curupira, que banha Boa Vista, e fizeram um ritual de chuva. Retornaram ao hotel, afirmando que no dia seguinte choveria “muito”. De madrugada choveu muito, apagando 95% dos focos de incêndio.
I was alive back then and it DID work
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Lincoln Phillips
any good videos to come out of this thing? It would be cool to see the fire tornado
Ayden Brown
...
Gavin Lee
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Nope, no one in the road was """busy""" recording the fire.
Camden Young
What about it?
Same happens in the peninsula every fucking summer.
Fire starts by accident, or because of a retard, summer climate helps the fire, spreads, burns shit tons of plants.
Austin Brooks
mfw i've told this story to many people, but no one believes it..muh coincidence
Ethan Morales
Police says it´s fire, head of firefigters says it´s criminal hand. A process was opened because of his statements.
Politcal oposition to governament want´s to burn them on this fire.
Eli Mitchell
...
Brandon Fisher
About 60 people died
Jacob Collins
And twice as much injured.
Joseph Gray
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Ayden Allen
What a laughable voice! Even priest speak better than him! I would be arrested by PIDE just by laughing at his stupid voice and Lisbonish-Beirao accent!
Isaiah Wood
>Politcal oposition
What, the PSD? How do we know it wasn't Passos's coal-burning that started this fire? WE DEMAND ANSWERS!
Christian Kelly
Can you explain to me why does this have to do with the thread abou the fire?
Or a rod pierced your skull causing permanent brain injury?
>t. Hue detected.
Hunter Torres
flagfags are the worst cucks
Ian Moore
Passos just destroyed all his ancestors legacy, what a douch, but costa is even much worse.
Joseph Sanchez
He was a priest fagg.
Got bored.
Yep, hes becoming a big boy and leaving it´s shell, lets hope hes not impotent.
William Hernandez
>coal-burning
it's only coal-burning when a white woman does it
he's a oil driller
Samuel Watson
The fire is burning Góis.
It's clearly pure coincidence.
Aaron Moore
or a traitor...
Isaiah Gray
Kek