@@jayasmrmore3687 Probably so, but this is a place with wooden pallets, and a lot of them too. I commend the firefighters, that had to be an extremely exhausting ordeal to go through for them to put out that fire 🔥 for sure. Wouldn't want their jobs.
Pallets are necessary to get food onto and off semis. With over 100 food plants and food infrastructure now arsoned this year, this fire is following the pattern.
@@fastkarr8256 uhh, my dad has a shop in an industrial park and he routinely sees transients rummaging around dumpsters for anything remotely valuable or recyclable. They will set up camp if they’re not told to scram. I can imagine a crazy person getting a little angry and chucking a lit rag over a mountain of pallets as retaliation.
@Shelly Gardner, you're right they should not of dispatch any units. They should of let the fire burn and spread into all of the surrounding businesses and homes. Please review 1908 San Francisco Earthquake, 1872 Great Chicago Fire and all of the American Cities that were destroyed by fire in the 19th century.
I’m surprised it’s not a food plant fire, power plant fire, oil refinery or oil/fuel storage yard burning, derailed coal train or a nuclear power plant meltdown. Too many coincidences.
Puts more stress on the supply chain not having pallets.
@Rip Cord I agree.
Bingo.
I think somebody actually purposely set that pallets yard on fires
Quite possible due to the size of the 🔥
@@thisisme3238 natural fires can be that large though too
@@jayasmrmore3687 Probably so, but this is a place with wooden pallets, and a lot of them too. I commend the firefighters, that had to be an extremely exhausting ordeal to go through for them to put out that fire 🔥 for sure. Wouldn't want their jobs.
@@thisisme3238 true
And it's just windy as shit too. Jeez
Pallets are necessary to get food onto and off semis. With over 100 food plants and food infrastructure now arsoned this year, this fire is following the pattern.
Globalist agenda to cripple America...
There will be lots more of these this is part of the supply chain. Think about it. How do you ship stuff? It is loaded on pallets
most of those who comment on you tub don't think myself included.
Add all the food distribution fires, chicken farms, baby food factories shut down and farm animals dying mysteriously. Wake up people.
Thanks to the firefighters !
Thats pretty cool seeing the Fire Explorer getting some first hand experience!
Those things are stacked perfectly for optimal fire spread.
Unfortunately, you're totally right.
Someone with the "City" or "County" had to know that this was a potential problem.
Bro It's a pallet yard, everyone knows it's a potential problem lmao
@@LuisssssJr Much like a lumber yard, gas stations, etc.
How the heck did this fire get started? Praying for protection for all involved in fighting this fire.
Homeless or pyro.
@@Gigie2Z Or a disgruntled employee. Maybe the local gang because the business refused to pay street taxes.. ect
Nice stop by the SB County FD. Tough fire with lots of heat.
It's hot, dry, and California leaders are more worried about how you identify yourself than basic fire safety regs.
What does gender Identity have to with the weather? You watch the fascists' on Fox too much!
@@franksavage8031 What does it have to do with *anything* on this entire plane of existence?
pallets do make good fire wood
great camera work, very dramatic shots.......hope the Fire Department can use your footage.......Bravo
If it was started by a crazy homeless guy I’m gonna be pissed.
@Erwin Macias why would a homeless person be in the yard of the American Wire Company
It was.
@@fastkarr8256 uhh, my dad has a shop in an industrial park and he routinely sees transients rummaging around dumpsters for anything remotely valuable or recyclable. They will set up camp if they’re not told to scram. I can imagine a crazy person getting a little angry and chucking a lit rag over a mountain of pallets as retaliation.
Its great to see such urgency in this day and age.
There have been alot of industrial fires of late.
Look at the wind. Glad they got it out before it spread.
Kudos to all the firefighters battling this blaze. Be safe out there guys ..🤔
Anyone else get the feeling someone is sabotaging our ability to resupply ourselves...?
Those crazy winds!
I am just curious as to if they could call for an aerial drop and help contain it
I hope no one got hurt and God Be With The Firefighters🙏🏼🙏🏼🎉
Amen.
If the fire ripped through all of San Bernardino I don’t think people would mind
I think if u passed anyone would mind👌
But imagine all the people up wind. They’ll be so high inhaling all the meth filled smoke.
I'd mind, I live here. 🤦🏼♀️
My mom lives there
I think there are professional arsonists setting these fires in California. Seems too many.
Part of the gobalist agenda to cripple america...
Beautiful fire but sadly destroyed someone’s livelihood
Let’s hope they all had good insurance.
Just God bless them all no matter what coast it is
Seems like a contradictory category of storage to have in California…
Arson? Or heat
More footage!!
That hurt
A crafters dream up in smoke 😔
I hear you there are a lot of use in a pallet even if used and abused.
I believe it's about time for Pallet storage Yards to be required to have fire suppression systems, Also Recycle Facility's
Was this today?
Yesterday.. just found out.
We can never have shit
Great video!
Firebug year.
Fire fighters don't get paid enough money
Looks like American Wire fell behind on it's bills.
@The American American Wire makes, in addition to pallets, artificial turf for stadiums. I’d check the gambling history of the company’s owners.
Stop playin with fire Paco!
There goes Lake Mead.
Lol odd damn it!
What a waste of trees ✔️😭
California bonfire.
This will be used as an excuse for the shipping shortage and the price of lumber and the price of pallets this will cost more inflation they claim
thanks for saving the insurance company some money.
Your tax dollars hard at work
@Shelly Gardner, you're right they should not of dispatch any units. They should of let the fire burn and spread into all of the surrounding businesses and homes. Please review 1908 San Francisco Earthquake, 1872 Great Chicago Fire and all of the American Cities that were destroyed by fire in the 19th century.
@@onthewater4189 wow, you're really cheering me up today. But the degenerates would just invade elete safe spaces, so they would never allow that
Where's The Fire Department?
I’m surprised it’s not a food plant fire, power plant fire, oil refinery or oil/fuel storage yard burning, derailed coal train or a nuclear power plant meltdown. Too many coincidences.
Well San Bernardino is in California that’s where the devil lives so of corz there’s gonna be fire
don't be stupid.
I blame the homeless