05/06/23 (Sat) pb >>18806663

Update on article below from previous notables:

Over 24,000 Evacuated from 20 Communities with 110 Wild Fires Burning in Alberta, Canada

Previous Article:

13,000 Evacuated As Over 100 Wildfires Burn Across Alberta

More than 100 wildfires, some of which are classified as out of control, rage across the western Canadian province of Alberta on Saturday morning, prompting officials to evacuate 13,000 people.

As of 1130 ET, there are 102 active wildfires in Alberta, of which 35 are classified as out of control, according to data from the Alberta Wildfire Status Dashboard.

On Friday, Stephen Lacroix, the managing director of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency, told reporters the wildfire situation in the province was "evolving and extremely fluid."

"Many communities are affected by the fires with over 13,000 Albertans evacuated from their homes … we are working with Federal, provincial and municipal partners to deliver emergency support throughout this evolving and extremely fluid situation," Lacroix said.

Here are some of the scenes from Alberta.

https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/13000-evacuated-over-100-wildfires-burn-across-alberta

>>18809918

Mid to late April 2023 there were constant chem trail planes flying in northern Alberta. The air got drier and hotter. Temperatures climbed to 15 degrees above normal for early May. Huge winds whipped up from the south east (unusual because the predominate winds are westerly from the mountains.) The same thing happened when Alberta had a record heat wave of +40's in June 2021.

In late April I got a message that wild fires would start in May to disrupt the Alberta Provincial election.

Monday, May 1 the election was formally announced. Over the next few days the fires started EVERYWHERE at the same time. Coincidentally, Trudeau met with Alex Soros in New York at the end of April. Coincidence??

Alberta, particularly rural Alberta, is a huge thorn in the side of the WEF'ers. There has been unprecedented, grass roots political organizing since the plandemic. Hastily organized political meetings are getting HUNDREDS of people out. People are pouring over land use bylaws and demanding answers from local politicians.

Many of these Smart City/WEF/UN initiatives are being implemented at the LOCAL LEVEL; thus this incredible uprising is freaking the politicians out. At one county meeting I attended there were a dozen RCMP officers, including a SWAT team, "protecting" the local politicians from their rate payers. Unbelievable!

There is also a movement to "take over" the UCP party - basically the Conservative Rino party of Alberta. The media and city conservatives are furious - writing articles about the horrible, right wing, white supremacist, yada yada rural hicks taking over the constituency boards. People who have never been involved in politics in their lives are now sitting on the boards.

I went to another meeting and the UCP board chair was visibly nervous about the huge crowd. He kept reminding the crowd to be polite - in other words don't ask us any embarrassing questions.

Sorry this is so long. So much happening. Now rural Alberta is being burned out as punishment for being too independent. Some campaigning has stopped. One MLA who fought the covid lockdowns has 3 fires converging on his property. What a coincidence.

Please pray for Alberta.

>>18809921

Yes, odd choice of words. That official gave part of his interview in French for Radio CBC, so it may be an expression that makes more sense in French.

The officials have stated that the fires are human caused, but that that does not mean intentionally caused. I highly suspect these are terrorist attacks using HAARP weather weapons and ANTIFA/Climate/ISIS terrorists on the ground. Radicals were attacking pipeline workers with machetes some months ago. ISIS put out jihadi training manuals a few years ago teaching their adherents how to burn out the infidels.

Remember the Fort McMurray fire? Thousands of muslems up there.

>>18809985

Thanks Anon.

>>18810008

Very possible it's DEW attacks as well. I think this technology was tested in Alberta during the Slave Lake fire that started on Mother's Day several years ago. A beautiful, warm spring Sunday suddenly turned into an inferno with 100 km an hour winds. A large part of the town was incinerated.

By coincidence, Prince William and Kate were visiting northern Canada and added Slave Lake to their itinerary so they could tour the damage and "comfort" the burned out people.

Isn't there an old saying about how criminals like to re-visit the site of their crimes?

Is it a coincidence that Alberta is burning down on the day of King Charles' coronation? Is this a special gift for him?