>>3863324 (pb)

>>how do we explain the craziness of the burning?

Other anons have in earlier breads explained about the flora in California naturally producing flammable sap to promote burning so the seeds can germinate and produce a next generation of flora. It's how Californian plants seem to want to live. Also, anons have mentioned about trees burning from within, and implied it may be because of DEWs or some other unusual cause. In fact, at least for redwoods, they often burn from the inside out because of their sap. Take a walk through a redwood forest and you'll see several trees which are hollowed out from past fires. Nothing unusual about it, but yes it's something to beware of in the area of a recent fire.

>>3863358 (pb)

>>Yikes, tough and dangerous job.

Yes it is, and I am thankful for the unsung heroes who work in the worst weather conditions too restore our electrical power. Nobody ever mentions these guys, or tells them "thank you for your service," yet they're out working in blizzards and hurricanes, restoring power so we don't freeze or die of heat stroke.

>>3863404

No idea what you think I am or what you think I'm trying, fren. I'm just an experienced engineer who's done a little liveline barehand 345kV work and a little powerline maintenance duty, and who's lived in redwood country for more than a decade. Enought o know what I'm saying, and I'm saying the truth.

While another anon this bread mentioned the imported Australian eucalyptus trees, which is accurate, redwoods and several other native plants also have a life cycle which involves renewal by fire. I'm not "trying" anything, and you writing that you hope I hang along with other people whom you've decided to group me implies you're thinking in brainwashed collectivist groupthink mode. Break your mind free and recognize individuals as they truly are, fren.

>>3863462

Hi newfag fren, not many months ago, Anonymous was threatening Q-anons with being doxxed, harassed and harmed. No way are they on the same path with us. A long time ago, I approved of some of the things Anonymous was doing to expose the cabal, but then it seemed as if they were infiltrated and comped. After that, they just seemed evil, as evidenced by their threats against Q-anons.

>>3863467

Liveline barehand is how linemen restore electrical power in emergencies. They replace broken insulators and other such repairs while the line remains powered on. It's not for the faint-hearted; the EMF exposures are huge. Shortens lifespan and induces a host of health issues. I only did it a little bit, mostly did engineering. I admire and appreciate actual linemen who do that work all the time, for all of our benefit. No tomb for the unknown lineman, but many die in their line of work, and nearly all live shorter lives than they would if not exposed to EMFs every day.

>>3863475

I read "non-civil" as being MIL

>>3863488

I'm not arguing against the idea that DEWs exist and have been used. My comments are based on reported evidence that a power line was down at the site of the start of one of the fires. There is much more to consider; I'm only offering background from my own knowledge base. Not having worked on or with DEWs, I cannot really comment on that.

>>3863655 Broward County Prints Ballots On Demand

Seconded - Baker, notable.

Notable

>>3863674

Looks like Anonymous now wants to co-opt Q because Q's been proven credible. Earlier in that image are the words which disambiguate Q from Anonymous, without question: "We are a collective." Meaning, Anonymous is a groupthink-collectivist NWO force for enslaving the populace. Collectives always exploit the work of the many for the benefit of the few. Examine the history of Russia's collective farms; even look at local health food collectives in a town near you. It always turns out the same. So, Anonymous is a collective; Q-anon is a grassroots movement. Huge difference.

>>3863797

>>everyone knows water is always flat

I suppose you're being sarcastic; if not, you've never seen a miniscus have you?

>>3863812

>>but Acosta said he didn't even touch her…

The video showed him smack the inside of her elbow to force her arm to bend so she couldn't take the microphone away from him. He can deny it all he wants; he's guilty as charged.

>>3863815

Keep it together, fren. Changes are happening; things are improving, albeit more slowly than we all would like to see. Pop up a batch of popcorn and enjoy the unfolding action. Trust that there are more good people than bad, and more people are becoming aware of the long con with which we've been deceived for so long. Reach out to a church if you're really on the edge.

>>3863993

>>Why bother being good anymore? Where has it got us?

The true test of a man's character is what he will do if he believes no one will ever find out.