Note: Santa Rosa and other locations are still burning. See article below Jim Stone's post..

Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist
http://82.221.129.208/.zw6.html

Santa Rosa fires ended up being major

Santa Rosa California got burned so bad that several wineries burned to the ground also. More than 1,500 homes burned. There are a couple things to say with this -

Wild fires are normal for the area. In the past, the fires were managed with controlled burns. But after liberals took over, they stopped the controlled burns for "environmental reasons" and now when a fire gets going, it is HELL. This fire would not have happened if liberals had not prevented common sense land management in the name of the "Environment".

FACT: Wooden construction contributed to the disaster enormously. If such a fire had happened in Mexico, it would have been a non event, provided people got their cars into the garage so they would not burn. Such fires in Mexico are a reason to go inside for a while and that's all. How can Mexico build in all brick and concrete if it is "so expensive"? They are poor, RIGHT?

Anyway, if anyone has read this web site for a while, you know the answer to why everything in America is made of wood - so the new world order can simply clear the land by buring everything to the ground after they finally wipe the United States out. Building codes have been in place for 100 years now making sure everything is made of wood. The plan to kill America has been underway for a long time.

Clearing the land in Mexico would be a much more difficult job. I know you have probably seen the B.S. propaganda about how concrete structures fare no better than wood in fires, but that's B.S., a flatulent lie so putrid anyone who's not in a coma ought to be able to smell it from three states away.

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Firefighters battling blaze that threatens Oakmont
RANDI ROSSMANN
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | October 10, 2017
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Here are the latest updates from the Tubbs fire in Sonoma County:

12:05 p.m.

The number of people who have died in North Coast wildfires has risen to 15, including 9 fatalities from the Tubbs fire burning in Santa Rosa and greater Sonoma County.

State emergency and fire officials, speaking at a press conference at the Mather Air Force Base in Sacramento, said local law enforcement were working to notify the families of those lost.

10 a.m.

Assistant Sonoma County Fire Marshal Andy Parsons told the Board of Supervisors Tuesday 20 strike teams were battling the Tubbs fire. There is still zero containment.

Sheriff Rob Giordano told supervisors up to 20 deputies had lost homes. The department was still rescuing residents and helping with evacuations. He said an estimated 125 people were missing.

The fires, he said, have “really blown up...this is extremely active. This is by no means over for us in any way.”

9 a.m.

Fire Monday night into early Tuesday flared-up in some Santa Rosa areas already burned and caused new threats – including in Oakmont, where a force of firefighters and engines were holding back flames from reaching homes.

At least eight fires continue burning in Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino and Lake counties totaling more than 80,000 acres. Only two in Lake County have any amount of containment.