@@mikinleyweaver4692 He'll likely get a call from an FAA inspector to see if he is licensed, and got clearance to fly in a neighborhood disaster zone with emergency responders on the ground nearby.
As a Camp Fire Survivor…the fire that took the town of Paradise…I know these views all too well. It is heart breaking. The shock and sadness the families will go through is not even comprehendible. The mental scars from fleeing the fire will be with them for years. Not one thing salvageable because the fire burnt so hot is just devastating. Prayers to these survivors as your road is long and painful. So sorry 😢
@ Kit Otterstrom, We never forgot about you guys, how the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of innocent people. We also never forgot when they used the same weapon on 9-11, they do have these and they are real. They are waging a silent war against the people, coupled with massive military grade psyops.
@ Kit Otterstrom, We never forgot about you guys, how the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of innocent people. We also never forgot when they used the same weapon on 9-11, they do have these and they are real. They are waging a silent war against the people, coupled with massive military grade psyops.
Sorry Kit, that you have to deal with these kinds of people when you are already hurting. What is ironic is that it would take too much intelligence to do with these people purport. It's a FUBR, it is incompetence, it is the human tragedy, it is Pandora's box, it is having to deal with impermanence. Again, so sorry.
@@jjkaiser1954 , Who are "these kind" of people, can you narrow it down a bit and just name it and claim it brother? Also could you clarify " do with these people purport"? You sounded like you were trying to say something but maybe typed it wrong. Just asking, nothing personal.
@@faithismespeaks6848 “the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of people” are you talking space lasers? You are aware no one died in this fire?
As devastating as a fire is I’ve noticed that the pine trees standing right next to the house that is completely torched ....the pines have not even been touched pine trees are one of the most flammable trees in the forest also there are no stoves or refrigerators.... those are metal they should be just melted . Plus with 8 inches of snow there shouldn’t be any snow...Where is hot as you say that the fire is or was
@@lynneburroughs1599 You're an idiot!!! Trump has NOTHING to do with any of this!!! As much as I hate Biden, I can't blame him because he didn't start the fire that did this devastation!
@@lynneburroughs1599 I dont understand the connection what so ever. Why dont you pray or donate for those people instead of automatically blaming it on politics. Sickening that someone can be so ignorant and selfish.
I am uplifted by how this community came together to evacuate in record time with such a deadly blaze. It takes real community and courage to make things like this happen. Sad as it is to lose a home, the most important things in life are not things
@@darrellcook8253 honestly I don’t think I saw the images from California. Obviously heard, but I don’t remember seeing images. I realize Japan was immeasurable, and that was war. So I didn’t mention it. But I do agree with you.
@@darrellcook8253 Did you know that the community leaders of Paradise, CA developed plans and generated funding for a firebreak that would have been built surrounding the community? The Sierra Club took the City of Paradise to court to fight these plans - and won. Short time later the entire community of Paradise was incinerated.
After losing everything in a house fire years ago, seeing this footage makes me relive one thing that will always stay with me. -The smell of the aftermath of a house fire.
Indeed, an entirely different smell than wildland fire. Our “modern” materials used in construction and furnishings emit some very toxic smoke when burning.
I'm in the UK, I heard about this on the news but didn't realise till just now how bad this really is. My heart goes out to all those affected. This is devastating.
This is pretty epic, in a bad way. I'm about 5 hours south up in the mountains. Were no strangers to the wildfires here in Colorado but this is intense. I'm sort of not surprised because I'm use to very strong winds here all the time but I'm heartbroken by the images I'm seeing both publicly and privately. I'm pretty sure this made news globally. At least everywhere with television and a news channel.
@@patrickvanhoesen9425 a fire like this & this time of year in the Rockies is unprecedented. All of the fed (Forest Service and BLM) wildland firefighter crews have been deactivated for the season. That left volunteer firefighters & structure firefighters. The tankers & helicopters are gone too. Even though it was too windy for air support.
@@patrickvanhoesen9425 I'm well aware of that. All the firefighters could do, is evacuate people. I was just stating, if this fire had continued on, the people experienced to fight them, are done for the season. There are not many wildland firefighters working, sans Cal Fire.
My sister just sold a house in Louisville and in the process of downsizing. Yes her house burnt to a crips. The replacement of such a home today will be a hard thing to negotiate. She was set to move into her new tiny home near Rocky Mountain National park, that is on hold at this time. She may return to rented condo by Sunday. Prying for all involved in this tragic event. May 2022 be gentler!
You say she sold her home and your next sentence says "her" house burnt. Can you tell the truth? Nope. It is a difficult thing for whomever the owner is, for sure. I just hate people who twist words. It was sold or it wasn't. Whatever!!
There is just no words to describe such devastation. Praying for comfort and healing. Such beautiful neighborhoods. This is so heartbreaking. Praying in silence and sending my love.
people should be living in trees!! Those things don't burn!!!! Houses reduced to ashes, appliances vaporized, but freakn' trees are still standing!!!!!!!
Many of the trees did burn. Only the large trees survived. It was a fast moving fire due to the high winds. I pray for the families who lost their homes and communities.
Rubbish. All these nitwits calling this DEW's. Does even one of you the tiniest bit of real evidence that such weapons exist, never mind have been used here?
We lost the family home and a lifetime of mementos due to SoCal brush fires back in 1971. I was away in the Army. Came home on emergency leave to total devastation of the entire area. My parents were heartbroken, but picked up the pieces and went on with their lives. It was a very hard time, but no one was lost...just the things. Be strong...you'll get through this.
This breaks my heart! I lost my home and everything I owned to a fire in September of 2016. This devastation is a life changing event that you never fully recover from. Starting over from scratch is not an easy thing to do. My heart goes out to all that have loss everything.
I learned through personal tragedy that sometimes our plans for this life are different than the Most High God's plan. God will bring His goodness to each of us who value Him above all things. Trust in the One who delights in giving us all that we need, some of what we want and loves to grant us the deepest desires of our hearts. He knows exactly what those desires are, even before we are able to express them. In the end sir, it is love that remains. God is pure Love. You can lose all that you have and come through this life like gold that has passed through the fire.
To Irishsetterarchie The most beautifully written words of truth You have shared about Our living God !! To have read your comment warmed my heart my friend , blessings !
Matthew 6:19-21 19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: 21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Let's see you light a bonfire using freshly cut green wood. Impossible, even with BBQ lighter fluid. And for you conspiracist idiots blaming Smart Meters and DEW weapons, look up the pictures of the 1992 Oakland Hills Fire. Same destruction, heavy winds, and there were no DEW weapons or Smart Meters invented yet. Windows 95 didn't even exist yet. You conspiracy keyboard warrior people bla bla bla from thousands of miles away. I walked through the aftermath of many California Fires like this. You didn't. You aren't Arson Investigators.
@@kimmer6 I bet you have 3 masks on inside your house while alone typing your thoughts. Peering out your curtains .. terrified . But . Yet so bravely typing ..
@@lardaz3424 You are ignorant. How can you drive with your head up your ass? The world has a lot of jerkoffs and you are clearly one. I don't have curtains on any of my homes, duschebag.
I have family that lives in Westminster. I received pictures today of how close this was to their home, 3 blocks, I was almost in tears at how close it was to them and the distruction that all of those people and businesses that were lost, just unbelievable.
As someone who had their house burn (totalled), I feel for these people. It took a couple of years to recover. Both my wife and will be minimalists once our kids are gone. One house fire and all your possessions are gone.
Thankfully I’ve never experienced a house fire personally, but I’ve already started transitioning to a minimalist. Even been looking at tiny houses to put on 5 acres. People accumulate far more than they really need. I’m just sad that it’s taken me so long to realize that. Even scripture says….. Matthew 6:19-21 19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: 21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
I am deeply disturbed by this and I live 3000 miles away. I couldn't imagine living there and having not only my house, but my entire community burn down. I find it amazing to see the one or two houses that are still standing surrounded by dozens of homes burned to the ground.
No soot on basement walls. A.C. units within a few feet of the houses still have paint on them and untouched. Charred cars under trees that are still green. Where are the chimneys.? How can a fire not blacken the concrete foundation walls but vaporize a rock or brick chimney. Did the street sweepers come thru during the fire? How is there nothing on the streets? COMMON PEOPLE WTF IS HAPPENING HERE?
Building codes do not allow fireplaces or wood burning stoves. None of these homes were ever built with chimneys. Most were built within the last ten years and range in cost between $500,000 to $850,000. Not a very poor neighborhood.
it is awful, and devastating... but it's just one of many more that will come in the near future. nwo in full action. fivemillionamericans gone from the vaxseens..... we are donefor. imagine what kind of bs they will be pulling after the newyear.
@@bluelagoon1875 All those members of the "QAnon" movement had gathered in Dealey Plaza in Dallas starting back in November. They had been told that JFK Jr would return on the anniversary of his father's death to help them usher in a man-child Trump presidency. They believe that JFK Jr may indeed be "Q" himself and is a mythological man-child Trump supporter entrenched in the "deep state." There was also a common belief among them that JFK Jr would return at a Rolling Stones concert in Dallas. They also believe other celebrities such as Princess Diana, Michael Jackson, and Robin Williams will also return to help usher in a new man-child Trump presidency. I know it sounds absurd (at least to sane people), but you can bring it up via any search engine. I'm not a Biden supporter. But I'm quite certain one only needs a pulse and an IQ above 60 to see that this is just completely fatuous.
We live one mile from the fire. When you see the glow coming close it’s so hard to keep your mind on the tasks that need to be done. Also I didn’t even think about the traffic jams. We feel blessed and I learned a lot.
bs. you don't live in co. what a crock, you people who look for sympathy by claiming you're part of it or whatever. these vids are sent to specific regional zip codes.
Soo many houses went up, and then there is that one that is still standing and untouched. It's amazing how the fire just jumps roads and still has the ability so set the next house on fire.
You have eyes that see. Cars melted yet a nearby tree intact. What a mystery. BTW, look into who volunteers for highway cleanup for a 2 mile stretch through Louiseville...
Someone has to be doing this intentionally. These winds are nothing new to this part of Colorado. Heck, NOAA has been documenting 85+ winds in this area since the 70's. I can't imagine that suddenly powerlines are failing due to these winds. IF that's the case, we need to establish a governmental mandate to remove all powerlines from regions all across the country. Yeah, right.
@@luv4da80s The only people who think this is something other then a tragic fire brought on by downed power lines from strong winds are people that are enmeshed in the conspiracy theory misinformation rampant in the world right now. Trump was of course part of and promoted that whole cabal of misinformation because it benefited him. People who follow the conspiracy theory are traumatized by what is going on in the world and rather then look for the rational and scientific explanation will instead grasp for the more comforting but delusional explanation that someone or something else is doing these acts to us. In other words these conspiracy theories are not only delusional, but paranoid!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Oh give me a break. Using the conspiracy theory card... you sound like one of those people who believed that the former president was conspiring with the Russians too and that COVID came from the US instead of China. It's because of science, I was able to pull up the history of those high winds which indicates that this sort of meteorological event is nothing new in this part of Colorado. Calm down Mikey. I knew you were one of those chronic hyperpoli trolls.
@@faithismespeaks6848 Bullshit. Look up the pics of the 1992 Oakland Hills Fire. Same destruction, same high fuel load, same insane wind velocity. Smart Meters and directed energy weapons were not even invented yet. Keep believing your conspiracy.
@@kimmer6 , You are not looking at the big picture guy. I was not saying exactly what happened because no one knows exactly what happened, so people come up with likely causes. What you ignore completely is the geo engineering aspect combined with various devices to make it look like a natural disaster. Kind of like 9-11, and let me guess, you probably bought the media official story hook, line, and sinker, am I correct? A lot more is going on besides high winds, when you intentionally cause the conditions to cause the weather anomaly in the first place. Most people, maybe you are just like the rest, maybe you're not, but most people still have no clue of the massive weather warfare being waged all over the Earth. 9-11, Paradise, Tennessee, Colorado, does it even matter if no one notices the constant spraying, the frequency manipulation, the metals in vaccines or jet fuels for example. Geo engineering is the cause of climate change, it is the number one thing that should be stopped but only a handful of people are even trying to make people aware of the danger we are all in. You need to just educate yourself more before commenting on my comments, which are just opinions, which are just as scientific as say hacks at NASA are. Just because some of us are aware of what is going on doesn't mean you need to spout off about things you have no knowledge about. Yes high winds did something, which is like when the Muslims blow up their next target you don't just say" some people did something". Weather control is the invisible war being waged right now. It might not be real to you, until it is used against you, by then it's too late. Controlling the weather and coating things with metals and then touching them off and letting the wind carry carry the disaster making it look natural is exactly what they want you to think. Like 9-11 right, some people did some things, right? Spend more time actually doing some study on geo engineering then comment. I doubt it was natural if the conditions to make winds that high were caused in the first place. The rest, how would you know if directed energy weapons were used, you think they are just going to all of a sudden come out and go, my bad, it was us again your friendly government that cares so much about your health, by the way line up for some of our metal filled poisons we can control with frequency.
@Liberalism. Finda cure It’s not about me. I live in Western Kentucky where we just had a tornado pass through, lives were lost and the amount of damage was incredible. People from all over the world prayed for us and we felt their prayers, concern and compassion. The outpouring continues two weeks after the storms. I want the people in Colorado affected by these terrible fires to know there are people who have concerns and compassion for them. I am praying for them.
@@larrywilson6555 Thank you, Larry. I live on the edge of the fire zone and know people directly affected. I appreciate your comment. I hope you are safe and rebuilding in Western Kentucky.
@Liberalism. Finda cure hateful people like you should keep your trash thoughts to yourself. but I know you won't; you'll be back with something even worse.
@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 Careful now........don't mention anything to do with real science. They only understand pseudoscience and conspiracy theories. Real science is their kryptonite. Add in any kind of advanced math and their heads just may explode.
So sad. We should realize that there is no "Big Brother" coming to save us in some circumstances. Few if any of these homes were even remotely fire safe. Hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, flood, and all the rest, it is a fragile peace we enjoy. May the Lord help those now in great need. Bob in Nevada
“Big Brother” is the one who set these people up for failure by giving building permits to contractors to build densely populated communities in extremely dangerous fire prone areas. And then blame climate change instead of their terrible decision making skills. Government Profits over common sense is why we’re in the situation we’re in now. Stuck in the middle of two massive federal governments with their own government cronies they have to make happy even when it puts we the people at risk!
This looks like the same video footage of the California fires a few years ago. However, many at that time have thought those fires were started by direct energy weapons (DEW). Even the firefighters were struck by the inconsistencies of the damage compared to normal fires. Many trees were still standing but every object in the house, even metals and plastic which require a much higher level of heat were completely disintegrated. Yet, a few feet away it was barely touched. IDK, but it looks suspicious.
Not suspicious at all. If you look into the history of fire damage, it is very common for a single house to be left standing, or the opposite, a single house on a street to burn to the ground with the rest of the neighborhood left intact. It may appear random, but that's how fire works.
@@smittytjHere's my conspiracy hope you read I'll try to be short Wood, grading wood, firms foreign investors, ups, downs, insurance, gas and electric remember folks joe Biden gave the energy grid to whooo!!? Ok keep following homes wood grading all institutions, local municipalities and if you go back to speaker of the house and ralph nadler the democrat old head going at it and ralph says well we just want the immigrants to be able to vote in municipal votes. Ok stay with me. Trains, rails the insurance, the loads they carry, the material what do you see, wood metal, all of that is listed on the stick exchange. What else is on the stick exchange Bitcoin. Stay with me, bitcoin, Wall Street, firms, ups and downs, cashless, traceable but still hard asf to trace unless you get into a institution like coin base for example. Ok so now all that's pieced up think about it, it fuckin makes sense. Follow the train routes to states democrat. More than that, east Palestine water crisis, now Palestine crisis, folks trump said he was going to drain the swamp. I know if he doesn't we will. This is the breadcrumbs
Anybody who thinks that this is a naturally occurring wildfire needs to start doing some serious independent thinking. If the houses are gone, and the cars are toasted, yet the trees have not burned down completely to the ground.... we have a serious problem. These houses look like ground zero on 9/11/2001. Also, don't forget about the "toasted car" parking lot a block away from ground zero where all of the cars mysteriously melted.
@susan ruthroff you know its just an opinion, I could be right I could be wrong but we live in real messed up times, and I don’t really what to believe anymore, but my gut tells me Evil globalist are trying to destroy and control us and people need to rise up
@@Wofford1985 Agreed. Can openers, nail clippers, silverware. This is the stuff we needed the first few days. If you don't have things to donate, give to the American Red Cross. Or better yet: UNICEF. Whatever hardship we go through here in Colorado is nothing compared to natural disasters in developing countries.
My God. Prayers up for Colorado. As a survivor of an Oregon wildfire, I feel for these people. The shock and grief of losing your home and the majority of your belongings, along with life as you knew it, is something that I wouldn't wish anyone else to have to understand. Nobody should have to sort through a pile of ashes and rubble, looking for anything that may have survived (it won't be much, all that was left of our mobile was a frame and an awning, even the aluminum siding burned/melted to nothing- literally a heap of charred mess and ashes). Feel much the same way about the people affected by recent tornadoes. Praying for all of you.
Having worked many deadly fires in California, you still can't believe the devastation and especially the lives that were lost or changed from wildfires, you can only imagine the pain. Prayers for all
Albert Einstein. It is devastation but would you build or buy a house in / on a flood plain? These people build homes out of wood in a woodland, what do you think would happen.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 Literally every land mass on earth has a natural disaster waiting to happen, from floods to fire and ice to earthquakes to volcanoes to tornadoes and hurricanes. Learn about geography please educate yourself!!!!! God please save us all.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 It already has, look up the Camp fire in Paradise, California. I live in Willows, CA only an hour away from there. Same thing happened there in 2017 literally. It was out of fire season and it change our temperatures by 10 degrees for 5 days because the smoke was so black and thick. Have some compassion for these people, it might be you next time.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 I also have four volcanoes that surround me, Mt Shasta and Lassen, the Sutter Buttes and Clear Lake which is the oldest lake in North America at 2.5 million years old and I live in a flood plain as well.
Homes completely burned to the ground, yet some trees remain standing among them. Fires crossed asphalt streets until over 500 homes destroyed! This scene reminds me of the also devastating Paradise California fires. Highly suspicious again. Condolences to those affected. May they quickly recover and rebuild.
This is unsettling to see. I does not look natural at all.Everything is devastated. It is normal to see maybe a couple homes burnt down,.but entire subdivision/neighborhoods? unfucking real.
And yet people continue to live in these high risk areas!! Why? "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, but expecting a different result." Zero empathy for Northern California residents who continue to live in a high risk area, knowing that risk full well: you all deserve what you get. Ditto for those who continue to live in high risk flood plains like New Orleans.
@@RedShipsofSpainAgain Well, dumb ass, Coffey Park was NOT a high risk area at all. 1500 homes burned thanks to 75mph winds blowing firebrands from a fire that started 16 miles away. It was a flat residential area where forests are nowhere near.
@@RedShipsofSpainAgain so just why are you here, you spiteful person? are you here to gloat and say "I told you so"? No one cares about your opinion and you are IRRELEVANT. go back to your basement.
Most of the trees did burn including the pine trees. Fires skip over things like houses even. The pine trees are smaller and have thinner profile and thus it is more likely that the fire could skip over or around them. Simply because you don't see all of the trees burned like you THINK should happen is hardly a reason to suspect something else caused this fire. And in a sense it wasn't entirely natural because it was blown down power lines that started the fires and then those powerful winds drove the fire to burn through that community much faster then one could imagine.
@@johnrflinn Those winds are not strange at all. Stronger winds are forecast along with more frequent drought and higher temperatures. The cause of course is global warming. More intense fires due to more extreme drought and higher temperatures were predicted decades ago by climate scientists and here we are.
Direct energy beam. Same thing that happened in paradise and campfire California I believe that's where they're at. Even firefighters said it was weird they never seen anything like it. I remember watching that video a few years ago when it happened now I can't find that video on TH-cam here
@@beavis8167 Hey Butthead, why did the homes burn just like this in the Oakland Hills Fire in 1992 before energy weapons were ever invented and there were ZERO Smart Meters? Look up the pictures. This fire has the same things in common with California and Oregon fires over decades....heavy fuel load and insane winds.
I live about 20 minutes away from Louisville. It was such bad timing. The day after all the houses burned down the winds stopped and we got 8" of snow.
We usually get the first rains in early November in NorCal. The rains were about 9 days late when Paradise burned. It rained heavily on the ashes and burned out homes.
What seems bizarre to me is that the houses were either burned all the way down or not at all. This video showed one house still burning. Eerie reminder of a CA fire that even melted cars down, and yet neighbouring vegetation went untouched.
@@luv4da80s Takeback Truth you say?? You can't handle the truth!! When people like you invoke such explanations you are really demonstrating that you refuse to accept the reality of the world we live in. This disaster had nothing to do with energy weapons. This conflagration was wrought by nature which we have influenced through our burning of fossil fuels to increase the GHG's in the atmosphere. Those GHG's have caused a gradual increase in atmospheric temperature and worsening drought. Stronger winds are also more common with AGW. So the ingredients are all there and all it takes is a spark which in this case was produced by the downed power lines from the strong winds. No nonsensical energy weapons needed.
The 100+mph winds were blowing embers. Where the embers landed and caught, the house was destroyed. Where no embers landed, the house remained untouched. Not that bizarre. Happens all the time with fire + wind. The wind shifts direction and the fire gets pushed away from an area. It's why you see forest fires with pockets of trees still standing.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 I'll consider my demonstration of refusal of our reality. But what is reality? If you think you are dialled in you are being deceived. Our whole reality is an illusion. Today one can clearly see diseases that come out of labs, which by the way is NOT the first time, you have to live under a rock or something to believe our reality is genuine. The Papacy is NOT holy, the royal family is NOT royal, and they are NOT searching for the cure to cancer. Actually all diseases all a result of the things we ingest, food or otherwise. So WHEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU make comments about PEOPLE LIKE ME YOU SHOW ME THAT YOU DON'T HAVE A GRIP EITHER. Our whole reality is a FARCE. think about how we begin our earthly journey. St. Nick, tooth fairy, and the easter bunny. Seems comical, however children REALLY BELIEVE. I believe that creates a precedent for the illusions that follow. Besides, reality is a mere representation of the interpretation according to the programming of you brain which has been programmed. So, before you say, PEOPLE LIKE ME, take a good look in the mirror. We are all blind.
Most of these houses were built 10 to 20 years ago. The replacement cost to rebuild these houses today is going to be astronomical. I certainly hope these people had replacement value insurance on their property. Property insurance rates are going to skyrocket in Colorado now, because it’s apparent that these unbelievable wind storms have become common place in the state. Insurance companies are going to require a much stricter rebuilding code , such as, flame retardant roofs and siding materials. I feel really bad for the people who didn’t lose their homes that are right next to the burn areas. The entire inside of your house would smell like an ashtray and foul toxic chemicals. Between this disaster and the massive tornadoes in the south earlier this month, supplies are going to skyrocket.
The drone footage here is great for really conveying the scale of these events- same with the Kentucky tornados. The lack of sound recording just makes it more dramatic.
Thank you for sharing this footage. I live close to where this took place. My heart goes out to the folks who lost their homes and animals. I would like to add here that every New Years Eve, some very inconsiderate people in my immediate neighborhood, find it amusing to go out and light fireworks over our streets and homes. It seems that no one is speaking up either directly to the offenders or to the police. It is a true sign of the times and it gets worse with every passing year. Just saying...
@BlueWarHead Ever get a flame near any type of evergreen? Also, in most California wild fire video, trees are stripped bare and all small branches burned away.
WAKE UP PEOPLE!!! Get a petition signed in your neighborhood/community and DEMAND that excel checks your power lines and DEMAND video documentation and certification that they are safe before you make another payment to them!!! Make sure they don't burn your house down or your neighborhood!!! It’s for the better good of your community
Here's my conspiracy hope you read I'll try to be short Wood, grading wood, firms foreign investors, ups, downs, insurance, gas and electric remember folks joe Biden gave the energy grid to whooo!!? Ok keep following homes wood grading all institutions, local municipalities and if you go back to speaker of the house and ralph nadler the democrat old head going at it and ralph says well we just want the immigrants to be able to vote in municipal votes. Ok stay with me. Trains, rails the insurance, the loads they carry, the material what do you see, wood metal, all of that is listed on the stick exchange. What else is on the stick exchange Bitcoin. Stay with me, bitcoin, Wall Street, firms, ups and downs, cashless, traceable but still hard asf to trace unless you get into a institution like coin base for example. Ok so now all that's pieced up think about it, it fuckin makes sense. Follow the train routes to states democrat. More than that, east Palestine water crisis, now Palestine crisis, folks trump said he was going to drain the swamp. I know if he doesn't we will. This is the breadcrumbs
I am surprised not only at the amount of devastation, but the number of cars left behind either on the street or in the garages. Intense fire spread and then in all of that One Multistory House sits un touched while all the homes around it are ashes.
Tornadoes do exactly the same thing. Even F-4 or F-5 tornadoes can destroy a whole community while leaving the occasional house standing. The key here is to avoid jumping to conclusions about why some trees or houses are still standing for example. Instead why not investigate why such a devastating fire would leave some trees standing or some houses untouched. That is called critical thinking, a mental quality in serious decline in this country. imo
@@SilverSunPublishing yeah the trees are still there. Hmmmm. Still sad. Wonder if it’s another future pipeline area like some other places with burnet down neighborhoods where the trees were untouched.
Don't judge the trees "perfect" until you have individually inspected them for small sized damage points which will allow future insects and rot and fungus to get through the bark and infect the tree.
Yes, but it costs more (and in the world of residential real estate, cost determines structure). That's why building codes REQUIRE commercial buildings to use non-flammable materials in their structure. I am an architect, and my home (in a heavily wooded area subject to such fire disasters) is a Type 2 fireproof structure, with NO combustible materials in its structure. It cost about 20% more than traditional easily burned wood framing that is used in the vast majority of residential housing in the USA, but it is also more solid and durable.
@@UTArch1 Windows and radiant heat don't mix. The glass shatters from thermal stress and firebrands and superheated gasses blow inside and ignite the flammables. I hope you accounted for this. I'm looking at installing aluminized fiberglass cloth in a roll on tracks to deploy even in high winds, gravity actuated, sprinkler system triggered. I even have a 1-1/2'' sch 40 header around my property with 1'' and 3/4'' bronze ag sprinklers that have 180 degree nozzles. Also installed 1-1/2 inch NSF valves for hoses with dry standpipe , 300 feet of Wildland hose, nozzles, and 1-1/2 Scotty foam guns with extra PhosChek. That should keep my tent from burning. In the 70's I wanted to be an Archy but couldn't spell it. I settled for Enjuneer. Stay safe.
I find it strang that in a high wind event that produced this fire and devastation that there is so little debris on the streets. Does anyone else find that weird?
No. It looks just like Coffey Park October 2017 after the 1500 homes burned. I helped pick through the remains of a friend's home on Crestview. You have to walk the streets yourself to see what happened, not watch videos.
@@ericeaklor1300 that is what came to my mind. I don't know - maybe I am just suspicious after that last couple of years, but I don't trust ANYTHING anymore.
It's a FACT that there were 80-100mph winds there. People live there, they can attest to it. It's not a conspiracy that there were extremely high winds. The people that live there experienced them. What, are they all part of a conspiracy? Just watch videos on twitter taken by regular people evacuating stores and eating establishments. The wind was awful.
First time I’ve seen the devastating aftermath of a “firenado”. This is very sad for the homeowners that lost this houses from this. I pray that they will recover from this and hope they get all the help they need. Stay strong Colorado and May God bless you all.
@@ZalMoxis I regularly have epic bonfires in my backyard. I stack wood right up next to the fire and have never once in my life seen the stack of wood catch on fire. I'm talking bonfires 10 foot tall. I didn't know fires can cross roads and miraculously leave random small trees nice and green.
@@mr.smartypants94 You can stand near a 10 foot tall bonfire. Try standing 50 feet from a fully engulfed house fire. You can't do it without thick insulated firefighter turnout gear because you won't be able to stand the radiant heat. You don't live anywhere near there and I guarantee that you never drove through a devastated neighborhood like that. Weird stuff happens. I've been through these areas...Tubbs Fire, helped clean up a place in Coffey Park where 2500 homes burned. The houses set each other on fire after the heat blows out the windows. They burn from the inside out.
I. Feel. SO! Sorry for all of those people who are looking at this and can't recognize their place but they know this is where they used to live. I don't blame any of them that just don't go back. Not even to see if anything is salvageable. Smh.
IMO, we need to build houses with exterior materials that are fireproof. And we probably need to allow more space between houses to prevent fires spreading thru convection or radiation. Looking at pictures from other fires in CO and CA, it is clear that fires are either starting by igniting something in the house thru radiation (curtains are a big item) or the embers are getting into the attics. The houses burn fast and hot, which also is problematic. Maybe having a metal roof or some seamless type roofing would help. We build houses the same way, regardless of the fire danger. We have the technology to prevent these disasters if we would use them. So sad for the people who have lost their homes.
@@Trialnerror I disagree that the cost is prohibitive. Metal roofs are used all over the country and last longer than shingles. Stucco is much cheaper than wood siding. Houses should have double paned windows to help with heating and cooling, but also with fire. Remember that when these events happen the cost is passed along to people who buy insurance or we pay for it through taxes.
I am so sorry for your losses. We are praying for you and hope that everyone makes it through safely and has a healthy new beginning in 2022. Hang in there.
@Todd Olsen Ignore the stupid conspiracy theories especially when it appears in a three word phrase that should convince no one that cares about reason or evidence. A few factors explain why many of the pine trees did not burn. One is they have a narrow profile compared to the houses. And second these trees bend to and fro in the wind making it harder for them to catch fire. The houses in contrast are fixed and made of very combustible materials. So it's no mystery why many pine trees didn't burn.
@PKD•1870 Wise up, this blue beam energy weapon has been around for decades. Now whether or not it was used is debatable. I know personally those who have pictures of the fire when it first started. Houses that are quite some distance apart in a triangle all burning at the same time, and the ones in-between are not. Not until the winds. I don't buy the power line sparking excuse to say that it caused this entire neighborhood plus to completely burn down.
@@douglasmcdouglas9794 absolutely. completely unnatural in conventional ways. literally looks like property removal or that the site was just targeted to be taken out. whoever or whatever is doing this is pure evil
@@thecomedian369 With a little common sense and rational thought this all becomes clear. The trees have a narrow profile compared to the houses. In addition the trees can bend dramatically in a strong wind and this makes it hard for it the fire. If the wind wasn't so strong a lot more of the trees would have burned. People lacking critical thinking will quickly jump to feeling suspicious when the answer is right in front of them.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 YOU are the one lacking critical thinking dude. you just don't know it. your "explanation" is complete and utter bullshi* you are basically in Matrix 4terms, like a bot person.. so I forgive you for your completely ignorant response. have a nice day.
Dear Heavenly Father, please comfort all involved in this fire. May all pets & animals be safe, too. May they realise life is more important than the structures that can be replaced. In Jesus' name, Amen.
@@CaliSteve169 Sorry to tell you this Steve, but you've got nothing. Your short ten word comment is devoid if reason or evidence to justify your delusional claims. Sorry that to say delusional, but when you invoke such nonsense with no explanation you sound exactly the clients that used to work with who were diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Not to say that YOU are so afflicted. I'm just noticing the similarities!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Agenda 21 is an official document signed by virtually every country in the world at the Rio De Janeiro UN summit in 1992. What we are witnessing now is the implementation of it and the culmination of all these agendas. Calling me delusional changes nothing. They will slowly burn people out of rural areas and into smart cities over the next decade, whether you like it or not.
I used to live in Dacono, CO. Sometimes when I would go to Boulder I would drive through Lewisville. I also would go to Superior at times. This makes me so sick to see. Myheart breaks for all these families. And now they must deal with snow and cold on top of this.
I live a few miles east, one more big gust east and we'd have started evac. It hasn't snowed here yet, that's predicted for about 5pm. The white and grey in this footage is ash.
@@bluelagoon1875 - You think the government set fire to the buildings and avoided the trees using directed winds that they control from a hundred miles away?
Nothing can be sad to heal this devastation. Please Lord give these families the strength to overcome the loss they are suffering. No insurance can replace what these families have lost. I pray for these families.😢😢🙏🙏🙏
yes, it is awful and horrific. it will be coming to many more neighborhoods in the near future. this year is going to be dark and nasty. not acts of God, but of our gvt.
Which will be contested by the insurance companies lawyers. The end result? The lawyers walk away with the cash everytime. And the homeowners get diddly.
@@danielevans3932 Colorado was hit with two big storms over the last two weeks It don't add up as just a prairie fire. Look at the fire storms that tuck place in California
Congrats on doing a better job than literally EVERY news outlet in covering this.
@@laurie7689 You are very correct that news isn't news anymore . All of mainstream media has become the ministry of propaganda
I second that!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Don't congratulate this person. This video footage was taken by an illegal flight as there are flight restrictions in the area currently.
@@mikinleyweaver4692 It's footage from a drone.
@@mikinleyweaver4692 He'll likely get a call from an FAA inspector to see if he is licensed, and got clearance to fly in a neighborhood disaster zone with emergency responders on the ground nearby.
What's scary is it looks like an apocalyptic wasteland.. feel absolutely terrible for those affected. 💔
not only that love look at that car that's burnt out in the street it burnt the paint off the car and the paint is on ground
As a Camp Fire Survivor…the fire that took the town of Paradise…I know these views all too well. It is heart breaking. The shock and sadness the families will go through is not even comprehendible. The mental scars from fleeing the fire will be with them for years. Not one thing salvageable because the fire burnt so hot is just devastating. Prayers to these survivors as your road is long and painful. So sorry 😢
@ Kit Otterstrom, We never forgot about you guys, how the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of innocent people. We also never forgot when they used the same weapon on 9-11, they do have these and they are real. They are waging a silent war against the people, coupled with massive military grade psyops.
@ Kit Otterstrom, We never forgot about you guys, how the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of innocent people. We also never forgot when they used the same weapon on 9-11, they do have these and they are real. They are waging a silent war against the people, coupled with massive military grade psyops.
Sorry Kit, that you have to deal with these kinds of people when you are already hurting. What is ironic is that it would take too much intelligence to do with these people purport. It's a FUBR, it is incompetence, it is the human tragedy, it is Pandora's box, it is having to deal with impermanence. Again, so sorry.
@@jjkaiser1954 , Who are "these kind" of people, can you narrow it down a bit and just name it and claim it brother? Also could you clarify " do with these people purport"? You sounded like you were trying to say something but maybe typed it wrong. Just asking, nothing personal.
@@faithismespeaks6848 “the government used directed energy weapons to fuel the fires and murder a bunch of people” are you talking space lasers? You are aware no one died in this fire?
What a devastating scene. Deepest sympathy for those who have lost so much.
"DITTO" - Well said. Cannot even imagine....
As devastating as a fire is I’ve noticed that the pine trees standing right next to the house that is completely torched ....the pines have not even been touched pine trees are one of the most flammable trees in the forest also there are no stoves or refrigerators.... those are metal they should be just melted .
Plus with 8 inches of snow there shouldn’t be any snow...Where is hot as you say that the fire is or was
Absolutely heartbreaking. A week ago, hundred of families spent christmas in these beautiful homes and now its all gone. Just devasting.
thank trump/republicans/fema/nwo.
@@lynneburroughs1599 You're an idiot!!! Trump has NOTHING to do with any of this!!! As much as I hate Biden, I can't blame him because he didn't start the fire that did this devastation!
Well said. I was thinking that same thing. Heartbreaking
@@lynneburroughs1599 I dont understand the connection what so ever. Why dont you pray or donate for those people instead of automatically blaming it on politics. Sickening that someone can be so ignorant and selfish.
@@lynneburroughs1599 no, but thank you Brandon voters
Excellent drone skills, simply amazing footage. Thoughts and prayers go out the families affected by this tragedy.
There's a TFR in place till Jan 14 and Front Range Airport airspace. Several FAA rules broken in this video.
I am uplifted by how this community came together to evacuate in record time with such a deadly blaze. It takes real community and courage to make things like this happen. Sad as it is to lose a home, the most important things in life are not things
Amen Kevin!
Amen karen
Absolutely!
Each ending is a new beginning! ☀️
community? have you seen how they treat each other on the roads?
I don’t think I’ve ever seen such devastation in my life. There are no words to describe my emotions and sadness for the families affected.
Did you see what happened to Paradise California? Same thing. These poor people. So was Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Toasted to the ground. More.
Really sad. Just wow.
@@darrellcook8253 honestly I don’t think I saw the images from California. Obviously heard, but I don’t remember seeing images. I realize Japan was immeasurable, and that was war. So I didn’t mention it. But I do agree with you.
@@darrellcook8253 Did you know that the community leaders of Paradise, CA developed plans and generated funding for a firebreak that would have been built surrounding the community? The Sierra Club took the City of Paradise to court to fight these plans - and won. Short time later the entire community of Paradise was incinerated.
@@THXx1138 wow
After losing everything in a house fire years ago, seeing this footage makes me relive one thing that will always stay with me. -The smell of the aftermath of a house fire.
Same :( Lost our family home when I was a teen decades ago but I can always recall that smell. It can even trigger me smelling it randomly driving.
Indeed, an entirely different smell than wildland fire. Our “modern” materials used in construction and furnishings emit some very toxic smoke when burning.
I'm in the UK, I heard about this on the news but didn't realise till just now how bad this really is. My heart goes out to all those affected. This is devastating.
This is pretty epic, in a bad way. I'm about 5 hours south up in the mountains. Were no strangers to the wildfires here in Colorado but this is intense. I'm sort of not surprised because I'm use to very strong winds here all the time but I'm heartbroken by the images I'm seeing both publicly and privately.
I'm pretty sure this made news globally. At least everywhere with television and a news channel.
@@patrickvanhoesen9425 a fire like this & this time of year in the Rockies is unprecedented. All of the fed (Forest Service and BLM) wildland firefighter crews have been deactivated for the season. That left volunteer firefighters & structure firefighters. The tankers & helicopters are gone too. Even though it was too windy for air support.
@@sportsmom165 nobody can fight a fire with 100+ mph winds. Would be nice but no such luck. Glad the winds died and the snow has moved in
@@patrickvanhoesen9425 I'm well aware of that. All the firefighters could do, is evacuate people. I was just stating, if this fire had continued on, the people experienced to fight them, are done for the season. There are not many wildland firefighters working, sans Cal Fire.
@@teshiamiller3196 happy new year to you. All the best.
My sister just sold a house in Louisville and in the process of downsizing. Yes her house burnt to a crips. The replacement of such a home today will be a hard thing to negotiate. She was set to move into her new tiny home near Rocky Mountain National park, that is on hold at this time. She may return to rented condo by Sunday.
Prying for all involved in this tragic event. May 2022 be gentler!
Until the coup in DC is fixed, 2022 won't be any better.
@@rebelfighter5249 Do they allow computers in the looney bin these days or did they let you out for some god forsaken reason?
@@rebelfighter5249 politics in here really? Trump said if you rake the ground this won’t happen
You say she sold her home and your next sentence says "her" house burnt. Can you tell the truth? Nope.
It is a difficult thing for whomever the owner is, for sure. I just hate people who twist words. It was sold or it wasn't. Whatever!!
@@173jaSon371
No way that’s normal. It looks just like Paradise, CA. Which has just about disappeared from all media sources.
Strange how those trees didn't burn....
That’s exactly what I was thinking. God knows!
I totally agree! that looks more like a guided energy attack
51,000 missing still from paradise
@@rogerthat6221 they got cremated.
There is just no words to describe such devastation. Praying for comfort and healing. Such beautiful neighborhoods. This is so heartbreaking. Praying in silence and sending my love.
it is so devastating and awful.. and even more awful is the people who refuse to see what's going on. gvtattacks on us.
It is apocalyptic.
Praying doesn't help!
Amen
So horrible...why didn't god stop it?
Complete heartbreak, praying for this community and these families while they figure out their next steps after this devastation.
I agree totally and I also pray for the renewal of men's hearts.
Where to start. That'd be my first question. Now what. Where do you start. God bless them poor folks
God's Will be done.
Nothing done without his knowledge ...
Enough with the prayers and references to “God”. If you REALLY want to help, send clothing, food and money. That’s what these people need!
@@dr.OgataSerizawa put your money where your mouth is. Or in this case your heart. Your absolutely right. The lord said DONATE!!! 👍💜
Am i wrong to say it's somehow beautiful, a peaceful apocalyptic work of art.....
Just like the Santa Rosa fire in CA 2017, the buildings are reduced to nothing, yet the trees are still there. These are D.E.W. fires.
Absolutely! 👍
It is odd all those trees still standing like nothing happened
people should be living in trees!! Those things don't burn!!!! Houses reduced to ashes, appliances vaporized, but freakn' trees are still standing!!!!!!!
Many of the trees did burn. Only the large trees survived. It was a fast moving fire due to the high winds. I pray for the families who lost their homes and communities.
Rubbish. All these nitwits calling this DEW's. Does even one of you the tiniest bit of real evidence that such weapons exist, never mind have been used here?
What’s pretty sad you won’t get this type of footage on a regular news Great job to all the firefighters👍👍👍👍👍
Unless of course you're not supposed to be flying a drone over the area 🤔
@@bobedwards7455 🤫 🤐
We lost the family home and a lifetime of mementos due to SoCal brush fires back in 1971. I was away in the Army. Came home on emergency leave to total devastation of the entire area. My parents were heartbroken, but picked up the pieces and went on with their lives. It was a very hard time, but no one was lost...just the things. Be strong...you'll get through this.
Heartfelt wishes from the UK...we can't change what's happened but just to let you know we're thinking about you!!
Thanks and Blessings
This breaks my heart! I lost my home and everything I owned to a fire in September of 2016. This devastation is a life changing event that you never fully recover from. Starting over from scratch is not an easy thing to do. My heart goes out to all that have loss everything.
I learned through personal tragedy that sometimes our plans for this life are different than the Most High God's plan. God will bring His goodness to each of us who value Him above all things. Trust in the One who delights in giving us all that we need, some of what we want and loves to grant us the deepest desires of our hearts. He knows exactly what those desires are, even before we are able to express them. In the end sir, it is love that remains. God is pure Love. You can lose all that you have and come through this life like gold that has passed through the fire.
@@irishsetterarchie Eloquently stated.
@@irishsetterarchie Such wisdom👍🏾
To Irishsetterarchie
The most beautifully written words of truth
You have shared about
Our living God !! To have read your comment warmed my heart my friend , blessings !
Matthew 6:19-21
19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal:
20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal:
21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
These photos remind me of the California Paradise fires. Houses are completely obliterated but trees and bushes next to them standing.
Directed energy weapons..
Let's see you light a bonfire using freshly cut green wood. Impossible, even with BBQ lighter fluid. And for you conspiracist idiots blaming Smart Meters and DEW weapons, look up the pictures of the 1992 Oakland Hills Fire. Same destruction, heavy winds, and there were no DEW weapons or Smart Meters invented yet. Windows 95 didn't even exist yet. You conspiracy keyboard warrior people bla bla bla from thousands of miles away. I walked through the aftermath of many California Fires like this. You didn't. You aren't Arson Investigators.
@@kimmer6 I bet you have 3 masks on inside your house while alone typing your thoughts. Peering out your curtains .. terrified . But . Yet so bravely typing ..
@@lardaz3424 You are ignorant. How can you drive with your head up your ass? The world has a lot of jerkoffs and you are clearly one. I don't have curtains on any of my homes, duschebag.
@@lardaz3424 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks!
I have family that lives in Westminster. I received pictures today of how close this was to their home, 3 blocks, I was almost in tears at how close it was to them and the distruction that all of those people and businesses that were lost, just unbelievable.
Do you happen to know the names of the affected neighborhoods?
Thank you.
Whatcstsrted this fire?
What started this fire?
@@tawnylynnkitewilliams9029
Electrical lines down by the wind
@@lorirode-off Sagamore, Rock Creek, Coal Creek and many more.
As someone who had their house burn (totalled), I feel for these people. It took a couple of years to recover. Both my wife and will be minimalists once our kids are gone. One house fire and all your possessions are gone.
Thankfully I’ve never experienced a house fire personally, but I’ve already started transitioning to a minimalist. Even been looking at tiny houses to put on 5 acres. People accumulate far more than they really need. I’m just sad that it’s taken me so long to realize that.
Even scripture says…..
Matthew 6:19-21
19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal:
20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal:
21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Gosh im so sorry ):
I am deeply disturbed by this and I live 3000 miles away. I couldn't imagine living there and having not only my house, but my entire community burn down. I find it amazing to see the one or two houses that are still standing surrounded by dozens of homes burned to the ground.
That made me feel sick to my stomach , it’s bad enough losing your home to fire but to lose your entire neighbourhood is just heartbreaking
Absolutely surreal, we feel compassion for those whose lives have been changed forever
No soot on basement walls. A.C. units within a few feet of the houses still have paint on them and untouched.
Charred cars under trees that are still green.
Where are the chimneys.?
How can a fire not blacken the concrete foundation walls but vaporize a rock or brick chimney.
Did the street sweepers come thru during the fire?
How is there nothing on the streets?
COMMON PEOPLE WTF IS HAPPENING HERE?
Building codes do not allow fireplaces or wood burning stoves. None of these homes were ever built with chimneys. Most were built within the last ten years and range in cost between $500,000 to $850,000. Not a very poor neighborhood.
Absolutely devastating. So heartbroken for everyone.
it is awful, and devastating... but it's just one of many more that will come in the near future. nwo in full action. fivemillionamericans gone from the vaxseens..... we are donefor. imagine what kind of bs they will be pulling after the newyear.
@@bluelagoon1875 Get back to Dallas. Shouldn't be too long now before JFK Jr shows up.
@@shrewd1245 apparently you know something i don't. jfk died years ago.
@@bluelagoon1875 All those members of the "QAnon" movement had gathered in Dealey Plaza in Dallas starting back in November. They had been told that JFK Jr would return on the anniversary of his father's death to help them usher in a man-child Trump presidency. They believe that JFK Jr may indeed be "Q" himself and is a mythological man-child Trump supporter entrenched in the "deep state." There was also a common belief among them that JFK Jr would return at a Rolling Stones concert in Dallas. They also believe other celebrities such as Princess Diana, Michael Jackson, and Robin Williams will also return to help usher in a new man-child Trump presidency. I know it sounds absurd (at least to sane people), but you can bring it up via any search engine. I'm not a Biden supporter. But I'm quite certain one only needs a pulse and an IQ above 60 to see that this is just completely fatuous.
We live one mile from the fire. When you see the glow coming close it’s so hard to keep your mind on the tasks that need to be done. Also I didn’t even think about the traffic jams. We feel blessed and I learned a lot.
bs. you don't live in co. what a crock, you people who look for sympathy by claiming you're part of it or whatever. these vids are sent to specific regional zip codes.
@@bluelagoon1875 Stop being such an ass.
@@randystebbins5733 stop being so brainwashed and stupid.
I’m a ways east of there .
@@bluelagoon1875 wtf are you talking about? Anyone around the world can watch this video
Condolences, deepest sympathy to all who lost everything and anyone. Speechless. ❤🇦🇺
Soo many houses went up, and then there is that one that is still standing and untouched. It's amazing how the fire just jumps roads and still has the ability so set the next house on fire.
You have eyes that see.
Cars melted yet a nearby tree intact.
What a mystery.
BTW, look into who volunteers for highway cleanup for a 2 mile stretch through Louiseville...
Looks Just like Paradise California DEW attack
@@Ricksworld1962 Paradise, Kansas just burned a few weeks ago too. I’m glad to see others who question the narrative.
@@Ricksworld1962 Indeed. DEW attack. Agenda 21. Burn people out of rural areas and into smart cities.
Also jumps trees. Wake up people
Someone has to be doing this intentionally. These winds are nothing new to this part of Colorado. Heck, NOAA has been documenting 85+ winds in this area since the 70's. I can't imagine that suddenly powerlines are failing due to these winds. IF that's the case, we need to establish a governmental mandate to remove all powerlines from regions all across the country. Yeah, right.
All the tell tale signs of Direct Energy Weapons. Piles of Ash with clear paths in between and dried trees intact. How come no one finds this odd !
@@luv4da80s The only people who think this is something other then a tragic fire brought on by downed power lines from strong winds are people that are enmeshed in the conspiracy theory misinformation rampant in the world right now. Trump was of course part of and promoted that whole cabal of misinformation because it benefited him.
People who follow the conspiracy theory are traumatized by what is going on in the world and rather then look for the rational and scientific explanation will instead grasp for the more comforting but delusional explanation that someone or something else is doing these acts to us. In other words these conspiracy theories are not only delusional, but paranoid!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Oh give me a break. Using the conspiracy theory card... you sound like one of those people who believed that the former president was conspiring with the Russians too and that COVID came from the US instead of China. It's because of science, I was able to pull up the history of those high winds which indicates that this sort of meteorological event is nothing new in this part of Colorado. Calm down Mikey. I knew you were one of those chronic hyperpoli trolls.
@@Kreemerz Love you man! It's hard to stare facts online when others just don't care.
Strange fire ? Trees still intact ,bricks remain, all metal gone into pulverized dusts? All home owners’ life time Equity lost !
This is the footage the world needed to see. There are no words to describe what happened.
@ Shane Singer, Sure there is, it is known as weather control, and directed energy weapons. Aka, Weather Warfare.
@@faithismespeaks6848 Bullshit. Look up the pics of the 1992 Oakland Hills Fire. Same destruction, same high fuel load, same insane wind velocity. Smart Meters and directed energy weapons were not even invented yet. Keep believing your conspiracy.
@@kimmer6 , You are not looking at the big picture guy. I was not saying exactly what happened because no one knows exactly what happened, so people come up with likely causes. What you ignore completely is the geo engineering aspect combined with various devices to make it look like a natural disaster. Kind of like 9-11, and let me guess, you probably bought the media official story hook, line, and sinker, am I correct? A lot more is going on besides high winds, when you intentionally cause the conditions to cause the weather anomaly in the first place. Most people, maybe you are just like the rest, maybe you're not, but most people still have no clue of the massive weather warfare being waged all over the Earth.
9-11, Paradise, Tennessee, Colorado, does it even matter if no one notices the constant spraying, the frequency manipulation, the metals in vaccines or jet fuels for example. Geo engineering is the cause of climate change, it is the number one thing that should be stopped but only a handful of people are even trying to make people aware of the danger we are all in. You need to just educate yourself more before commenting on my comments, which are just opinions, which are just as scientific as say hacks at NASA are. Just because some of us are aware of what is going on doesn't mean you need to spout off about things you have no knowledge about.
Yes high winds did something, which is like when the Muslims blow up their next target you don't just say" some people did something". Weather control is the invisible war being waged right now. It might not be real to you, until it is used against you, by then it's too late. Controlling the weather and coating things with metals and then touching them off and letting the wind carry carry the disaster making it look natural is exactly what they want you to think. Like 9-11 right, some people did some things, right? Spend more time actually doing some study on geo engineering then comment. I doubt it was natural if the conditions to make winds that high were caused in the first place. The rest, how would you know if directed energy weapons were used, you think they are just going to all of a sudden come out and go, my bad, it was us again your friendly government that cares so much about your health, by the way line up for some of our metal filled poisons we can control with frequency.
@@faithismespeaks6848 How many layers of tinfoil do you keep on your head to shield out 5G waves?
That’s devastating, my heart goes out to those who lost everything 🙏
YOU CAN THANK UR CORRUPT GREEDY GOV MAKING WAY TO TAKE YOUR LAND
Is there a way to find out how many of those homes had smart meters.I would like to see how many of them had smart meter.
Prayers for everyone impacted by this fire praying from Western Kentucky
@Liberalism. Finda cure
It’s not about me. I live in Western Kentucky where we just had a tornado pass through, lives were lost and the amount of damage was incredible. People from all over the world prayed for us and we felt their prayers, concern and compassion. The outpouring continues two weeks after the storms.
I want the people in Colorado affected by these terrible fires to know there are people who have concerns and compassion for them. I am praying for them.
@@larrywilson6555 Thank you, Larry. I live on the edge of the fire zone and know people directly affected. I appreciate your comment. I hope you are safe and rebuilding in Western Kentucky.
@Liberalism. Finda cure hateful people like you should keep your trash thoughts to yourself. but I know you won't; you'll be back with something even worse.
@@larrywilson6555 Thanks for your prayers - you are in our thoughts and prayers also! God Bless.
How utterly horrific!! My heart goes out to the families.
are you sending your heart out to the fivemilion american who lost loved on from the vaccines/s
@@bluelagoon1875 shut up
@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 Careful now........don't mention anything to do with real science. They only understand pseudoscience and conspiracy theories. Real science is their kryptonite. Add in any kind of advanced math and their heads just may explode.
@@bluelagoon1875 none of your concern. go back to your hole.
@@clutchthecinnamonsergal8493 not sure about that... but this dude is clearly black-hearted
Wow! Homes and cars fried but the trees are still standing, those are some strong trees.
What a dreadful thing I'm so sorry you had to start the new year in such tragic circumstances. My heart goes out to all effected.
So sad. We should realize that there is no "Big Brother" coming to save us in some circumstances. Few if any of these homes were even remotely fire safe. Hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, flood, and all the rest, it is a fragile peace we enjoy. May the Lord help those now in great need. Bob in Nevada
More than likely the help will come from their insurance company. They rebuild our home and were great, State Farm that is.
Amen bob. Your spot on there
Very well spoken Bob in Nevada. It is a fragile peace we enjoy.
“Big Brother” is the one who set these people up for failure by giving building permits to contractors to build densely populated communities in extremely dangerous fire prone areas. And then blame climate change instead of their terrible decision making skills. Government Profits over common sense is why we’re in the situation we’re in now. Stuck in the middle of two massive federal governments with their own government cronies they have to make happy even when it puts we the people at risk!
@Max Power All my money came from State Farm. Then again it was just my house destroyed in a small micro burst. More to come.
This looks like the same video footage of the California fires a few years ago. However, many at that time have thought those fires were started by direct energy weapons (DEW). Even the firefighters were struck by the inconsistencies of the damage compared to normal fires. Many trees were still standing but every object in the house, even metals and plastic which require a much higher level of heat were completely disintegrated. Yet, a few feet away it was barely touched. IDK, but it looks suspicious.
Not suspicious at all. If you look into the history of fire damage, it is very common for a single house to be left standing, or the opposite, a single house on a street to burn to the ground with the rest of the neighborhood left intact. It may appear random, but that's how fire works.
@@smittytjHere's my conspiracy hope you read I'll try to be short
Wood, grading wood, firms foreign investors, ups, downs, insurance, gas and electric remember folks joe Biden gave the energy grid to whooo!!? Ok keep following homes wood grading all institutions, local municipalities and if you go back to speaker of the house and ralph nadler the democrat old head going at it and ralph says well we just want the immigrants to be able to vote in municipal votes. Ok stay with me. Trains, rails the insurance, the loads they carry, the material what do you see, wood metal, all of that is listed on the stick exchange. What else is on the stick exchange Bitcoin. Stay with me, bitcoin, Wall Street, firms, ups and downs, cashless, traceable but still hard asf to trace unless you get into a institution like coin base for example. Ok so now all that's pieced up think about it, it fuckin makes sense. Follow the train routes to states democrat. More than that, east Palestine water crisis, now Palestine crisis, folks trump said he was going to drain the swamp. I know if he doesn't we will. This is the breadcrumbs
Utter devastation. So many homes lost. All the memories attached to those homes...
I hope to see a map of the destroyed territories to help understand the scope in scale.
At least they have their loved ones to make more memories, prayers 🙏🏼 for those affected and not affected
My heart goes to all those who are suffering because of these fires.
Make a donation ya heartless fuck. Want attention?
@@bontronblock FU.
@@bontronblock
Anybody who thinks that this is a naturally occurring wildfire needs to start doing some serious independent thinking. If the houses are gone, and the cars are toasted, yet the trees have not burned down completely to the ground.... we have a serious problem. These houses look like ground zero on 9/11/2001. Also, don't forget about the "toasted car" parking lot a block away from ground zero where all of the cars mysteriously melted.
He who controls the weather, controls the world.
Yes, many many perks for those controllers
Truly makes you wonder😢
Those don’t look like normal fires
Mountain Dew
@@mm16046 Super underrated comment. Kinda funny pun too.
@susan ruthroff you know its just an opinion, I could be right I could be wrong but we live in real messed up times, and I don’t really what to believe anymore, but my gut tells me Evil globalist are trying to destroy and control us and people need to rise up
Staggering loss....almost unreal looking. Thoughts and prayers goes to every single person affected.
What do you hope to accomplish with thoughts and prayers? Donate money and clothing like we did. Half our wardrobes.
@@Wofford1985 Agreed. Can openers, nail clippers, silverware. This is the stuff we needed the first few days. If you don't have things to donate, give to the American Red Cross. Or better yet: UNICEF. Whatever hardship we go through here in Colorado is nothing compared to natural disasters in developing countries.
My God. Prayers up for Colorado. As a survivor of an Oregon wildfire, I feel for these people. The shock and grief of losing your home and the majority of your belongings, along with life as you knew it, is something that I wouldn't wish anyone else to have to understand. Nobody should have to sort through a pile of ashes and rubble, looking for anything that may have survived (it won't be much, all that was left of our mobile was a frame and an awning, even the aluminum siding burned/melted to nothing- literally a heap of charred mess and ashes). Feel much the same way about the people affected by recent tornadoes.
Praying for all of you.
People in the area want drone pics of homes still standing,help them,you are a good drone manuveror
Sending my prayers from KY. This has been a rough winter.
Having worked many deadly fires in California, you still can't believe the devastation and especially the lives that were lost or changed from wildfires, you can only imagine the pain. Prayers for all
Albert Einstein. It is devastation but would you build or buy a house in / on a flood plain? These people build homes out of wood in a woodland, what do you think would happen.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 Literally every land mass on earth has a natural disaster waiting to happen, from floods to fire and ice to earthquakes to volcanoes to tornadoes and hurricanes. Learn about geography please educate yourself!!!!! God please save us all.
@@ericclift1773 yeah you just keep going with the status quo, and next year it will be the same somewhere else near you.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 It already has, look up the Camp fire in Paradise, California. I live in Willows, CA only an hour away from there. Same thing happened there in 2017 literally. It was out of fire season and it change our temperatures by 10 degrees for 5 days because the smoke was so black and thick. Have some compassion for these people, it might be you next time.
@@kevinmcsweeney6560 I also have four volcanoes that surround me, Mt Shasta and Lassen, the Sutter Buttes and Clear Lake which is the oldest lake in North America at 2.5 million years old and I live in a flood plain as well.
Even the steel beams are twisted !!!
@ruben trujillo Any proof of that? Any proof those "weapons" even exist? Why do know nothings continue to push something they don't have a clue about?
@@pinetree2473 Sun Simmulator. - Laser weapon.!
Simply put, you've been left behind.
Homes completely burned to the ground, yet some trees remain standing among them. Fires crossed asphalt streets until over 500 homes destroyed! This scene reminds me of the also devastating Paradise California fires. Highly suspicious again. Condolences to those affected. May they quickly recover and rebuild.
Why are the houses in ash but not the trees?
This is unsettling to see. I does not look natural at all.Everything is devastated. It is normal to see maybe a couple homes burnt down,.but entire subdivision/neighborhoods? unfucking real.
This is so tragic. Prayers of peace and comfort
Never get attached to stuff. Never know when it can be taken.
Just like the California fires. Trees don’t burn. Homes burn completely!
Those of us in Northern California are all too familiar with this type of devastation. All of our hearts go out to the people affected.
And yet people continue to live in these high risk areas!! Why? "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, but expecting a different result."
Zero empathy for Northern California residents who continue to live in a high risk area, knowing that risk full well: you all deserve what you get.
Ditto for those who continue to live in high risk flood plains like New Orleans.
@@RedShipsofSpainAgain Well, dumb ass, Coffey Park was NOT a high risk area at all. 1500 homes burned thanks to 75mph winds blowing firebrands from a fire that started 16 miles away. It was a flat residential area where forests are nowhere near.
@@RedShipsofSpainAgain so just why are you here, you spiteful person? are you here to gloat and say "I told you so"? No one cares about your opinion and you are IRRELEVANT. go back to your basement.
Wow what a sickening site,, I hope the residents can recover from this.. and get all the help needed..🇬🇧
You would think the pines would have lit like a match being to close to flames.
Yes, if it were just a natural fire. Obviously, it's something else.
Most of the trees did burn including the pine trees. Fires skip over things like houses even. The pine trees are smaller and have thinner profile and thus it is more likely that the fire could skip over or around them.
Simply because you don't see all of the trees burned like you THINK should happen is hardly a reason to suspect something else caused this fire.
And in a sense it wasn't entirely natural because it was blown down power lines that started the fires and then those powerful winds drove the fire to burn through that community much faster then one could imagine.
@@SilverSunPublishing And it seems weird that the streets are so clean
Bingo! Exactly.
@@franmcdonald4702 Hurricane force winds have a way of blowing all the debris on the ground away.
Reminds me of the Santa Rosa Fire, the Paradise fire, the Tahoe fire
Always preceeded by strange strong winds out of nowhere.
@@johnrflinn Those winds are not strange at all. Stronger winds are forecast along with more frequent drought and higher temperatures. The cause of course is global warming. More intense fires due to more extreme drought and higher temperatures were predicted decades ago by climate scientists and here we are.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 🤣
It’s strange how the trees are still there, yet brick houses were burned to the ground.
Direct energy beam. Same thing that happened in paradise and campfire California I believe that's where they're at. Even firefighters said it was weird they never seen anything like it. I remember watching that video a few years ago when it happened now I can't find that video on TH-cam here
A: Trees are wet. B: Those trees are heat damaged and will most likely die soon.
Brick houses? Are you stupid? Look closer. Most of the trees are toasted skeletons. I can tell you never lit a camp fire using green wood.
@@beavis8167 Hey Butthead, why did the homes burn just like this in the Oakland Hills Fire in 1992 before energy weapons were ever invented and there were ZERO Smart Meters? Look up the pictures. This fire has the same things in common with California and Oregon fires over decades....heavy fuel load and insane winds.
@@kimmer6
At 2:40 when the camera pans up and you see that entire neighborhood destroyed...it really hits you hard. Very sad and heartbreaking.
Dear Lord, this is SO tragic.
Sending prayers to all the poor people who’s lives have been affected by this catastrophe 🙏🇬🇧
By the look of this neighborhood they wernt poor just unlucky
I live about 20 minutes away from Louisville. It was such bad timing. The day after all the houses burned down the winds stopped and we got 8" of snow.
We usually get the first rains in early November in NorCal. The rains were about 9 days late when Paradise burned. It rained heavily on the ashes and burned out homes.
What seems bizarre to me is that the houses were either burned all the way down or not at all. This video showed one house still burning. Eerie reminder of a CA fire that even melted cars down, and yet neighbouring vegetation went untouched.
All the tell tale signs of Direct Energy Weapons. Piles of Ash with clear paths in between and dried trees intact. How come no one finds this odd !
@@luv4da80s Takeback Truth you say?? You can't handle the truth!! When people like you invoke such explanations you are really demonstrating that you refuse to accept the reality of the world we live in.
This disaster had nothing to do with energy weapons. This conflagration was wrought by nature which we have influenced through our burning of fossil fuels to increase the GHG's in the atmosphere. Those GHG's have caused a gradual increase in atmospheric temperature and worsening drought. Stronger winds are also more common with AGW.
So the ingredients are all there and all it takes is a spark which in this case was produced by the downed power lines from the strong winds. No nonsensical energy weapons needed.
The 100+mph winds were blowing embers. Where the embers landed and caught, the house was destroyed. Where no embers landed, the house remained untouched. Not that bizarre. Happens all the time with fire + wind. The wind shifts direction and the fire gets pushed away from an area. It's why you see forest fires with pockets of trees still standing.
@PKD•1870 took your 2 shots and booster ? Great go back to sleep now 😄
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 I'll consider my demonstration of refusal of our reality. But what is reality? If you think you are dialled in you are being deceived. Our whole reality is an illusion. Today one can clearly see diseases that come out of labs, which by the way is NOT the first time, you have to live under a rock or something to believe our reality is genuine. The Papacy is NOT holy, the royal family is NOT royal, and they are NOT searching for the cure to cancer. Actually all diseases all a result of the things we ingest, food or otherwise. So WHEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU make comments about PEOPLE LIKE ME YOU SHOW ME THAT YOU DON'T HAVE A GRIP EITHER. Our whole reality is a FARCE. think about how we begin our earthly journey. St. Nick, tooth fairy, and the easter bunny. Seems comical, however children REALLY BELIEVE. I believe that creates a precedent for the illusions that follow. Besides, reality is a mere representation of the interpretation according to the programming of you brain which has been programmed. So, before you say, PEOPLE LIKE ME, take a good look in the mirror. We are all blind.
Most of these houses were built 10 to 20 years ago. The replacement cost to rebuild these houses today is going to be astronomical. I certainly hope these people had replacement value insurance on their property. Property insurance rates are going to skyrocket in Colorado now, because it’s apparent that these unbelievable wind storms have become common place in the state. Insurance companies are going to require a much stricter rebuilding code , such as, flame retardant roofs and siding materials. I feel really bad for the people who didn’t lose their homes that are right next to the burn areas. The entire inside of your house would smell like an ashtray and foul toxic chemicals. Between this disaster and the massive tornadoes in the south earlier this month, supplies are going to skyrocket.
I bet half didn't have fire insurance and 80% still had a morgage.
IN Baltimore city for the last 15 years all new homes are required to have sprinkler systems installed.
Forget the flame retardant anything, it's burning steel.
Worse yet is when insurance policies are canceled prior to devastation unknown to policy holders as occurred following Dixie Fire, NE California
Additional fire insurance in that area is not required, as in most suburbs. I can see the insurance rates going up though
How does a fire burn houses down to nothing but a tree right next to said house still stands?
The drone footage here is great for really conveying the scale of these events- same with the Kentucky tornados.
The lack of sound recording just makes it more dramatic.
My same thoughts. Truly tragic.
Thank you for sharing this footage. I live close to where this took place. My heart goes out to the folks who lost their homes and animals. I would like to add here that every New Years Eve, some very inconsiderate people in my immediate neighborhood, find it amusing to go out and light fireworks over our streets and homes. It seems that no one is speaking up either directly to the offenders or to the police. It is a true sign of the times and it gets worse with every passing year. Just saying...
It's amazing how all the trees are still intact.
Yeah. Suspicious
Wow! This is one of the most selective tragedies I've ever seen....
Eyes that can see...
Houses melted and trees still standing and green in some cases??
Dew
@@rickgrimes2764 Occurred to me, too.
@@KellyMCoats yes, that was my first thought watching this.
Something doesn't seem right. Why are most trees still intact?
That's straight D.E.W.. The smart meters on people's homes caused those fires..
DEW
You mean the ones that didn't completely burn.
@BlueWarHead Ever get a flame near any type of evergreen? Also, in most California wild fire video, trees are stripped bare and all small branches burned away.
@PKD•1870 you grow up‼
WAKE UP PEOPLE!!!
Get a petition signed in your
neighborhood/community and DEMAND
that excel checks your power lines and
DEMAND video documentation and certification that they
are safe before you make another payment
to them!!!
Make sure they don't burn your house
down or your neighborhood!!!
It’s for the better good of your community
Here's my conspiracy hope you read I'll try to be short
Wood, grading wood, firms foreign investors, ups, downs, insurance, gas and electric remember folks joe Biden gave the energy grid to whooo!!? Ok keep following homes wood grading all institutions, local municipalities and if you go back to speaker of the house and ralph nadler the democrat old head going at it and ralph says well we just want the immigrants to be able to vote in municipal votes. Ok stay with me. Trains, rails the insurance, the loads they carry, the material what do you see, wood metal, all of that is listed on the stick exchange. What else is on the stick exchange Bitcoin. Stay with me, bitcoin, Wall Street, firms, ups and downs, cashless, traceable but still hard asf to trace unless you get into a institution like coin base for example. Ok so now all that's pieced up think about it, it fuckin makes sense. Follow the train routes to states democrat. More than that, east Palestine water crisis, now Palestine crisis, folks trump said he was going to drain the swamp. I know if he doesn't we will. This is the breadcrumbs
I am surprised not only at the amount of devastation, but the number of cars left behind either on the street or in the garages. Intense fire spread and then in all of that One Multistory House sits un touched while all the homes around it are ashes.
Probably caused by overloading smart meters on homes. Intentional false flag.
Really gets the noggin joggin.
Tornadoes do exactly the same thing. Even F-4 or F-5 tornadoes can destroy a whole community while leaving the occasional house standing.
The key here is to avoid jumping to conclusions about why some trees or houses are still standing for example. Instead why not investigate why such a devastating fire would leave some trees standing or some houses untouched.
That is called critical thinking, a mental quality in serious decline in this country. imo
@@SilverSunPublishing yeah the trees are still there. Hmmmm. Still sad. Wonder if it’s another future pipeline area like some other places with burnet down neighborhoods where the trees were untouched.
Yet all the trees are perfect
Plants have quite a bit of fire resistance. Maybe do a little research before talking bullshit
Don't judge the trees "perfect" until you have individually inspected them for small sized damage points which will allow future insects and rot and fungus to get through the bark and infect the tree.
Is it possible to build houses out of non-flammable materials?
Concrete
Yes, but it costs more (and in the world of residential real estate, cost determines structure). That's why building codes REQUIRE commercial buildings to use non-flammable materials in their structure. I am an architect, and my home (in a heavily wooded area subject to such fire disasters) is a Type 2 fireproof structure, with NO combustible materials in its structure. It cost about 20% more than traditional easily burned wood framing that is used in the vast majority of residential housing in the USA, but it is also more solid and durable.
@@UTArch1 Windows and radiant heat don't mix. The glass shatters from thermal stress and firebrands and superheated gasses blow inside and ignite the flammables. I hope you accounted for this. I'm looking at installing aluminized fiberglass cloth in a roll on tracks to deploy even in high winds, gravity actuated, sprinkler system triggered. I even have a 1-1/2'' sch 40 header around my property with 1'' and 3/4'' bronze ag sprinklers that have 180 degree nozzles. Also installed 1-1/2 inch NSF valves for hoses with dry standpipe , 300 feet of Wildland hose, nozzles, and 1-1/2 Scotty foam guns with extra PhosChek. That should keep my tent from burning. In the 70's I wanted to be an Archy but couldn't spell it. I settled for Enjuneer. Stay safe.
I find it strang that in a high wind event that produced this fire and devastation that there is so little debris on the streets. Does anyone else find that weird?
Kinda like looks like Cal,just thinken?
No. It looks just like Coffey Park October 2017 after the 1500 homes burned. I helped pick through the remains of a friend's home on Crestview. You have to walk the streets yourself to see what happened, not watch videos.
@@ericeaklor1300 that is what came to my mind. I don't know - maybe I am just suspicious after that last couple of years, but I don't trust ANYTHING anymore.
Camille : My thoughts EXACTLY. Yes, doesn't seem right somehow.
It's a FACT that there were 80-100mph winds there. People live there, they can attest to it. It's not a conspiracy that there were extremely high winds. The people that live there experienced them. What, are they all part of a conspiracy? Just watch videos on twitter taken by regular people evacuating stores and eating establishments. The wind was awful.
Whenever I see cars in driveways like that, I always hope that was their second car.
My thoughts exactly Are Shor
First time I’ve seen the devastating aftermath of a “firenado”. This is very sad for the homeowners that lost this houses from this. I pray that they will recover from this and hope they get all the help they need. Stay strong Colorado and May God bless you all.
You're already so convinced this is 'natural' eh??
@@ZalMoxis I regularly have epic bonfires in my backyard. I stack wood right up next to the fire and have never once in my life seen the stack of wood catch on fire. I'm talking bonfires 10 foot tall. I didn't know fires can cross roads and miraculously leave random small trees nice and green.
@@mr.smartypants94 do you have your bon fires when the wind is gusting at 100mph? Asking for a friend who lives across the street.
@@maxpower92 100 MPH 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@mr.smartypants94 You can stand near a 10 foot tall bonfire. Try standing 50 feet from a fully engulfed house fire. You can't do it without thick insulated firefighter turnout gear because you won't be able to stand the radiant heat. You don't live anywhere near there and I guarantee that you never drove through a devastated neighborhood like that. Weird stuff happens. I've been through these areas...Tubbs Fire, helped clean up a place in Coffey Park where 2500 homes burned. The houses set each other on fire after the heat blows out the windows. They burn from the inside out.
So horrible to see, so much lost. Crazy to also see the one lone house survived around total destruction as well.
I. Feel. SO! Sorry for all of those people who are looking at this and can't recognize their place but they know this is where they used to live.
I don't blame any of them that just don't go back. Not even to see if anything is salvageable.
Smh.
@@marlak4203 looking at the images, I do not think anything will be salvageable for most.
@@Jakecooks yes it does seem so.
Man that's horrible. Smh
IMO, we need to build houses with exterior materials that are fireproof. And we probably need to allow more space between houses to prevent fires spreading thru convection or radiation. Looking at pictures from other fires in CO and CA, it is clear that fires are either starting by igniting something in the house thru radiation (curtains are a big item) or the embers are getting into the attics. The houses burn fast and hot, which also is problematic. Maybe having a metal roof or some seamless type roofing would help. We build houses the same way, regardless of the fire danger. We have the technology to prevent these disasters if we would use them. So sad for the people who have lost their homes.
Dome homes are the answer! They are fireproof and cost as much as a house!
With a wildfire like yesterday's and the winds blowing over 100 MPH, NOTHING would protect those homes. so sad.
Cinderblocks will help not cheap wood.
@@kingseyes3545 yes, that cannot be stopped by any material
@@Trialnerror I disagree that the cost is prohibitive. Metal roofs are used all over the country and last longer than shingles. Stucco is much cheaper than wood siding. Houses should have double paned windows to help with heating and cooling, but also with fire. Remember that when these events happen the cost is passed along to people who buy insurance or we pay for it through taxes.
Sending light and love
I am so sorry for your losses. We are praying for you and hope that everyone makes it through safely and has a healthy new beginning in 2022. Hang in there.
Yea I'm sure they can eat and stay warm and safe off your prayers smh
Safe to say God is not listening to your prayers and many other s. Pure wrath is coming for the mistreatment of his people. Elijah McClain.
@@dennisholden9210 why are you even here? take your hate elsewhere.
@@Lordknowsit from your lips to God's ear?? right. You know nothing.
It looks like the California fire thing. Houses burnt to the ground and the trees still standing, pines that should have gone up didn't?
Direct energy weapon.
@Todd Olsen Ignore the stupid conspiracy theories especially when it appears in a three word phrase that should convince no one that cares about reason or evidence.
A few factors explain why many of the pine trees did not burn. One is they have a narrow profile compared to the houses. And second these trees bend to and fro in the wind making it harder for them to catch fire. The houses in contrast are fixed and made of very combustible materials.
So it's no mystery why many pine trees didn't burn.
@PKD•1870 Wise up, this blue beam energy weapon has been around for decades. Now whether or not it was used is debatable. I know personally those who have pictures of the fire when it first started. Houses that are quite some distance apart in a triangle all burning at the same time, and the ones in-between are not. Not until the winds. I don't buy the power line sparking excuse to say that it caused this entire neighborhood plus to completely burn down.
Does anyone else think this looks kind of suspicious? Anyways prayers for the families affected 🙏
And by suspicious I mean some trees are just untouched close by a home that's completely obliterated.. just seems off
@@douglasmcdouglas9794 absolutely. completely unnatural in conventional ways. literally looks like property removal or that the site was just targeted to be taken out. whoever or whatever is doing this is pure evil
All the tell tale signs of Direct Energy Weapons. Piles of Ash with clear paths in between and dried trees intact. How come no one finds this odd !
@@thecomedian369 With a little common sense and rational thought this all becomes clear. The trees have a narrow profile compared to the houses. In addition the trees can bend dramatically in a strong wind and this makes it hard for it the fire. If the wind wasn't so strong a lot more of the trees would have burned.
People lacking critical thinking will quickly jump to feeling suspicious when the answer is right in front of them.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 YOU are the one lacking critical thinking dude. you just don't know it. your "explanation" is complete and utter bullshi* you are basically in Matrix 4terms, like a bot person.. so I forgive you for your completely ignorant response. have a nice day.
Dear Heavenly Father, please comfort all involved in this fire. May all pets & animals be safe, too. May they realise life is more important than the structures that can be replaced. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Amazing shots from drone camera! This shows path of devastation the fire took...not sure how any trees survived!
When will more people see and understand. Just like Paradise, CA.
And Santa Rosa 2017.
Looks like SoCal every October.
way to be a negative nancy. I'm sure you're fun at parties
Colorado and California have both had a lot of fires.
Yes, DEWs were first tested in California. Now they will burn other rural areas in the country.
@@CaliSteve169 Sorry to tell you this Steve, but you've got nothing. Your short ten word comment is devoid if reason or evidence to justify your delusional claims.
Sorry that to say delusional, but when you invoke such nonsense with no explanation you sound exactly the clients that used to work with who were diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Not to say that YOU are so afflicted. I'm just noticing the similarities!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Agenda 21 is an official document signed by virtually every country in the world at the Rio De Janeiro UN summit in 1992. What we are witnessing now is the implementation of it and the culmination of all these agendas. Calling me delusional changes nothing.
They will slowly burn people out of rural areas and into smart cities over the next decade, whether you like it or not.
I used to live in Dacono, CO. Sometimes when I would go to Boulder I would drive through Lewisville. I also would go to Superior at times. This makes me so sick to see. Myheart breaks for all these families. And now they must deal with snow and cold on top of this.
Wow. Sending prayers to everyone affected.
I’m glad a blanket of snow was able to put out some of the fire.
I live a few miles east, one more big gust east and we'd have started evac. It hasn't snowed here yet, that's predicted for about 5pm. The white and grey in this footage is ash.
and every tree still stands uncscathed... and the sshheeple will STILL believe!!!!
@@sdube001 i dont' believeyou. these vids are sent to specific regional zip codes, so you being in col is highly suspicious.
@@bluelagoon1875 - You think the government set fire to the buildings and avoided the trees using directed winds that they control from a hundred miles away?
@@bluelagoon1875 the trees are burned, what are you referring to?
Why are all the roads so clear of any debris, makes no sense
This was a fire, not a tornado
@@maxhonneger2761 with over hundred mph winds
incredible footage... great share
Nothing can be sad to heal this devastation. Please Lord give these families the strength to overcome the loss they are suffering. No insurance can replace what these families have lost. I pray for these families.😢😢🙏🙏🙏
What a nightmare for these people. I hope and pray they are all well and safe and have replacement value insurance.
yes, it is awful and horrific. it will be coming to many more neighborhoods in the near future. this year is going to be dark and nasty. not acts of God, but of our gvt.
@@bluelagoon1875 ..Where is your proof?
Which will be contested by the insurance companies lawyers. The end result? The lawyers walk away with the cash everytime. And the homeowners get diddly.
why aren't the trees blown down with 100 mile hr winds ?????
Looks like the one in California a few year back Paradise fire.
Or Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
How come the trees are not burn to the ground like the homes
Directed Energy Weapon.
Thats a Prarie fire. Thats how they've burn for eons. Its so fast.
@@JDRedstone kinder what was happening in California last year. Homes are burn to the ground but trees are ok
The trees have moisture content which the structure did not.
@@danielevans3932 Colorado was hit with two big storms over the last two weeks
It don't add up as just a prairie fire. Look at the fire storms that tuck place in California