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Awesome drone footage, thank you. My heart breaks for the people who lost their homes, god bless you. Am I the only one who didn't know about these firenadoes? They think we are stupid!
@@arlajfunk6741 High winds took down some power lines and the sparking wires started a grass fire that was spread by the winds destroying whole neighborhoods that sit between Boulder and Denver. Feel badly for these people. For as bad as tornado destruction is, people can still pick out photos and clothing and momentos of stuff. These people have nothing but ashes.💔😢🙏
@@geot4647 this has nothing to do with nature fighting back against sprawl. The reason why this neighborhood burnt down is because the houses are built too close to one another... You can think your local construction regulations for that
It's mind numbing how this fire completely incinerated whole neighborhoods! These people and the firefighters stood no chance of stopping or controlling the spread of this fire! Prayers for all!!
It's unbelievable to believe that it didn't touch the housing complex or some of the businesses, but it took out a lot of single family expensive homes. What is even more odd is that in one neighborhood I noticed the traffic control lights were not touch and still working. I thought at first it was a fire truck, but I watched it again and it was traffic lights
Aftermath of a Fire Hurricane on the prairie....Guess the best way to go is (brick structure with a tile roof). What a lousy way for these folks to start their new year.....
@@mrbim1954 strange as it may seem that happens. Back in the 60s we had a major flood come through town. Wiped out most of the town. Washing away grave sites. Odd that there were a couple of houses that took little damage while every house around them washed away. Unbelievable.
This is an intelegent, and basic line of questioning with logic and critical thinking..... "Logic is the Enemy, And Truth is a Menace" stay curious, & skeptical....
@@michaelshields7777 I was thinking the same, though the trees in this one weren't as exaggerated as the ones in Cali. Regardless, I'm sure it was strategic.
Total randomness on burnt out structures including motel, imagine your house gone in one day with nothing left, no clothes, underwear, shoes or fridge.....start from scratch all over again, now the added problems of freezing weather/snow and finding another house. Not fun.
TU. I left Denver mid 70s when oil companies moved in & huge urban east slope sprawl began. This is a semi arid area. Never been enuf water to sustain this kind of growth. Mother Nature has the upper hand. Heartfelt sympathies for the terrible losses. Praying for no lives lost.
The 100 mph wind gusts knocked down a live power line, and in a different spot blew a transformer. That started the fires. The ground is bone dry here. The high winds spread the fire too fast to do anything about it. That's how
When you compare the fire destruction of this Boulder, Colorado fire to the Oakland Hills fire of 1991, before Chemtrail arial spraying began in 1996, you can see the differences and they are shocking. Cars retain the rubber on the tires, because rubber is made with a special process, so it does not burn. It is vulcanized. Cars in the 1991 Oakland fire, have their wheel covers. Door handles and even the engine blocks, are intact. But large wildland fires after the year 2001, exhibit a radically different look. Cars are missing engine blocks, homes see their washer and dryers and stoves turn to white ash. Trees burn from the inside out and roots in the ground are on fire.
Wonder how many pets and livestock burned up? Pretty certain a lot of pets either got left behind in those homes or their owners couldn't make it back to rescue them.
It would appear that the building and land codes there were designed to insure that fire can spread easily and that homes could easily catch fire and burn down.
because of the strong winds, over by marshall mesa power lines were being blown down. when they break the cause sparks and are very hot, so then the dry tall grass around there caught on fire. they are pretty sure that was the cause
@@maddyromine7193 The latest news report stated that there was no sign of downed power lines causing the fire. There was a video of shed on fire early on which is being investigated.
YT messed with your count you had 35000 (maybe it was 55000) views and 2000 likes and they ate all the truth comments....bass turds the whole lot of them!!!!
A communist cult called The Twelve Tribes doing a Barn Burning in the middle of our Stage 1 fire restrictions and 100+ mph winds. Or, in short: stupid dirty hippies.
So scary how fast Prairie fires can be. I remember reading newspaper clippings of Prairie fires of the high plains. They destroyed many towns and killed many people.
Unfortunately, as we continue to pack people in areas of possible danger zones, more destruction and the death toll rises. My sympathies for all those affected in this fire and hope no one died.
@@lorizeimet1192 It's the fact that the houses were spaced mere feet from each other, with no green zones or barriers to help fight the flames. This was a ticking timebomb
So shocking winds pushing fires into unprotected evacuated residential area, most if not all will be house to house loss, but how volatile are the building materials to help such spread?
@@dtales77 The exact same way the California fires look from 2016 to 2021. Thousands of photos online. Neat square rows of pulverized white ash where homes use to be. Burning Americans out of their homes. Then the trees that miraculously survived the fires are cut down, thousands of trees. Nothing left for surviving wildlife. ECOCIDE and GENOCIDE.
The trees are not untouched. You are seeing the skeletons of some landscaping pines, and the skeletons of winter dormant deciduous trees. This was taken right after it was safe (and maybe not even then) for a drone. A pine tree that has been burned may look green for a few days if the fire is just nearby, but it’s been crisped and will die. As almost every tree in the burnt areas has done. Modern houses burn incredibly fast and easily - they’re full of hydrocarbons, from the carpeting or laminate flooring, to the resin siding, to the plastic coated wiring, plus every piece of upholstered furniture is nothing but a block of spun and expanded petroleum foam. Our backyards are full of propane grills and our cars are full of oil and fuel. I got lucky, our neighborhood was the next to be evacuated and the wind died. So… this is my community. It followed the ridge lines and the grasslands; if you knew the area, it makes sense. And we don’t need conspiracy theories that deny reality. This had a perfectly understandable cause - climate change.
Chinook winds..poor urban planning with consideration of historic weather patterns, above ground utility poles wires....what could go wrong...should have been underground utilities
The siding used today is highly flammable. Its OSB oriented strand board. Basically kindling pressed and glued together with flammable glue. Sad that its still legal to use.
Dog Tags survived, my wife barely made it out alive, saved all 41 dog's one older dog died couple days later, lost the barn. The people who started this fire should be ashamed of themselves.
This area is classified as a “high desert”, so anything green is irrigated or next to a creek bed. IIRC, any deciduous trees there had to be planted, because they’re not native to the area.
I'm not sure where most peoples ability to assess a situation is but ***this in no way looks like a wild fire.*** It looks precisely orchestrated. Who did it or what they used to do it, I can certainly speculate. Thanks for the drone video.
Winds knocked down a power pole, sparked, started a brush fire. High winds, which are usually in that area, spread the fire. Please stop with your conspiracy theory. It is skewed.
If you noticed this wildfire was very selective in what it burned, just like the tornado that hit Kentucky. But I believe someone is sending us a message to change our ways and do it quickly.
That's what people say when they lack a basic understanding of how explosive wind driven fires like this act. There is nothing wrong with saying that you don't how such things could happen. But to jump to suspicious because you don't understand is something else!!
such things occurred in the past in US, at a lesser scale but still. It mainly seems due to how houses are built in the US. Huge thin wood, structures all packed and cramped together side to side, often by hundreds... construction work, wind, as soon as one structure gets lid others next lights up very fast, faster than firefighter scould ever get to them
It seems like these type neighborhood fires where the houses are litterally GONE, well they seem to also only have after footage of after the houses are gone and not footage of the neighborhood actually burning down. Throws up some question Marks
Yeah I live here, and am actively working in the communities that are still standing. The homeowners are sifting through the rubble and trying to restore their lives, they didn't all disappear.
Let this be a learning experience This is why the people don't build homes so close to one another .. this is a design flaw ...it doesn't work here in the flat grass land's...
Houses are built close together all over the country. There is not unlimited land for people to have spacious yards and many couldn't afford them anyway.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 I guess it's a good thing they have insurance . But there is plenty of land available people just don't want to live out where it's available.
@@justbe4481 And THAT is precisely the problem with humanity thinking it can expand around the world without restraint or consequence!! The more humans develop marsh land, grasslands, forests and even deserts the more rapid the decline in wildlife and humans cannot exist without wildlife. Wildlife is in dramatic decline all over the earth and their loss also directly impacts us. In fact the decline of plants and wildlife around the world is recognized as the Sixth Major Extinction.
It seems awfully strange to me that if this fire was caused by power lines being blown down, then why didn't it destroy everything, in that area? Why did the the fire jump from one neighborhood to the next? Seems more like a fire nado rather then a regular wind driven fire, because in looking at all of the drone footage, not everything in its path, is burned up. So, that leads me to believe that it was a fire nado. You can see perfectly, in this particular drone footage that it jumped businesses and then struck whole neighborhoods. Strange 🤔 If it were wind driven only, then absolutely everything would be burned up. 😥🤔
A local weatherman described that the fire was so large that it had it created its own weather and his diagram showed a circular action, sort of like a firenado.
little do these people know the concret foundation will need to be removed due to damage from the heat. I bet any who rebuild will not change their building materials to prevent this.
A simple device that would spray water from peak of roof draining down the sides no gutters , has worked in the mountains , I would leave that state and did 2003 , this type of thing will only continue , soon the very cold and snow will be the facture next , I feel for all here in this , this weather is not natural at all , Hint
This entire scene doesn't add up...how'd TYE fire even get there...it's not like it's in the bush or the forest...it's clear land surrounded on all sides by no fire at all...wtf aren't ppl seeing...
Revelation 7: - “After these things I saw 4 angels standing at the 4 corners of the earth, holding the 4 winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, on the sea, or on any tree.” Maybe?
Where did the fire originate?? It almost looks like a dang D.E.W. the it took out houses but not trees around the surrounding communities!!?? None of the grass is burned and it winter!!
It's those Italian built space lasers in orbit around the moon manned by aliens from the center of the flat earth that spy on you from every LED fixture on every electronic device that sends the information detected via Batrays to a laser near you. Danger Will Robinson, Danger! Freaking idiots will probably think that this is their own truth and run with it. Yup you're idiots.
Wild fire???? Get real. Give me a break. Just homes burnt. No point of origin of the fire, unburned all the way around the perimeter of the neighborhood. WAKE UP PEOPLE.
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Well said.
Awesome drone footage, thank you. My heart breaks for the people who lost their homes, god bless you. Am I the only one who didn't know about these firenadoes? They think we are stupid!
I've not watched any news. Only heard it in passing. What happened?
And it's basically grassland, not the usual tree embers. Nature biting back against urban sprawl is one way to look at it.
You could have been watching it live on Inventor Lee Wheelbarger channel. He's live now
@@arlajfunk6741 High winds took down some power lines and the sparking wires started a grass fire that was spread by the winds destroying whole neighborhoods that sit between Boulder and Denver. Feel badly for these people. For as bad as tornado destruction is, people can still pick out photos and clothing and momentos of stuff. These people have nothing but ashes.💔😢🙏
@@geot4647 this has nothing to do with nature fighting back against sprawl. The reason why this neighborhood burnt down is because the houses are built too close to one another... You can think your local construction regulations for that
Interesting that trees are still standing and houses are completely destroyed.
Directed Energy Weapons
@@michaelshields7777 no
@@recoveringsoul755 He is right.
That's what I noticed too, homes completely burned down and yet there green trees right beside them.
@@ladyinthemountains2527 , retired firefighter, guess I have.
It's mind numbing how this fire completely incinerated whole neighborhoods! These people and the firefighters stood no chance of stopping or controlling the spread of this fire! Prayers for all!!
There are no words for times like these. Many prayers from a neighbor in Utah.
Horrifying. The drought here in Colorado coupled with these crazy highspeed winds are scary beyond words. I'm so sorry for the losses. Godspeed
There's videos of the fire engulfing an RV in seconds. Absolutely horrifying.
It's unbelievable to believe that it didn't touch the housing complex or some of the businesses, but it took out a lot of single family expensive homes. What is even more odd is that in one neighborhood I noticed the traffic control lights were not touch and still working. I thought at first it was a fire truck, but I watched it again and it was traffic lights
The construction material was probably easily combustible and highly flammable.
Asphalt parking lot barrier
Crazy how mostly its a neighborhood but not much outside of that???
Looks just like those wildfires that destroyed Paradise, CA a few years back. DEW anyone?!
My thoughts exactly.
Yes homes turned to ash and trees still standing dead give away
@PKD•1870 Then how come 16 people agree with me?! Huh?! Do your research and learn something!!
Straight up
Bingo
Your video is recommending mine. AMAZING shots.
Does anyone else find it odd the residential areas burned but not much of the land surrounding them? 🤔
.... shhhh, they maybe looking at this, but they are not seeing it.
Aftermath of a Fire Hurricane on the prairie....Guess the best way to go is (brick structure with a tile roof). What a lousy way for these folks to start their new year.....
Brick isn't allowed in CA because of the earthquakes
Strange how one house on a block could avoid any damage when all of the others surrounding it are piles of cinders.
Water sprinklers perhaps?
@@mrbim1954 strange as it may seem that happens. Back in the 60s we had a major flood come through town. Wiped out most of the town. Washing away grave sites. Odd that there were a couple of houses that took little damage while every house around them washed away. Unbelievable.
@@cjsmith1760 idk man if a house is ingulfed in fire the proximity temperature is quite high. seems more odd with wind. picky flames lmao
Directed Energy Weapons in action here, just like Paradise California
@@Ricksworld1962 I think so too
Did these homes and buildings have electric smart meters in them?
This is an intelegent, and basic line of questioning with logic and critical thinking.....
"Logic is the Enemy,
And Truth is a Menace"
stay curious, & skeptical....
Hummm, all the homes are destroyed, but The surrounding areas untouched. Strange.
God bless all those affected by this devastation.
Land grabbing, Directed Energy Weaponry, dustification.
From the aerial views you can literally outline where it happened. Not sure how wild this wildfire is...
@@JamesTCap Those look like they were started with direct energy weapons, like in Paradise, CA a few years ago.
@@michaelshields7777 I was thinking the same, though the trees in this one weren't as exaggerated as the ones in Cali. Regardless, I'm sure it was strategic.
@@gezrod no
Total randomness on burnt out structures including motel, imagine your house gone in one day with nothing left, no clothes, underwear, shoes or fridge.....start from scratch all over again, now the added problems of freezing weather/snow and finding another house. Not fun.
Please keep these coming. It would be great if you could do a grid, so those that know the area could get an idea of what was destroyed.
Inventor Lee Wheelbarger channel. Live coverage
Great drone video,i like this higher up video, it shows the devastation more, how are these towns going to recover?
it looks like just the houses were burnt ?
Dustification.
Direct energy weapons for sure
TU. I left Denver mid 70s when oil companies moved in & huge urban east slope sprawl began. This is a semi arid area. Never been enuf water to sustain this kind of growth. Mother Nature has the upper hand. Heartfelt sympathies for the terrible losses. Praying for no lives lost.
This is bizarre how the fire path skipped areas and then consumed others.
somebody set them to burn certain homes for insurance reasons. You see the area is controlled to burn certain parts
@@anthonypruitt4838 what an insane comment!
The wind took control of the flames and at times swirled back on itself to create the burn pattern.
@@ladyinthemountains2527 the wind is nature I am talking about the human who set the fire
@@anthonypruitt4838 🤣🤣
Far worse than a tornado - there is nothing left to salvage ...
Dustification.
Ceramic pottery can survive being fired in a kiln, but not getting dropped. There may be something to recover
How in the hell?
Right? 🤨
The 100 mph wind gusts knocked down a live power line, and in a different spot blew a transformer. That started the fires. The ground is bone dry here. The high winds spread the fire too fast to do anything about it. That's how
80mile an hour winds downed power lines that sparked a firenadoe, sad.
Are they giving names to fires like storms?
Forest fires and fires like this do get names. That's been going on for years.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Ok thanks!
I heard power lines weren't the cause.....so what was?
have you seen Superior yet?
JESUS, please help all the people of this tragic event. Please help them mentally, emotionally, physically. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow! Any idea how it started?
What burn path? I see ALL the houses turned to white ash. Trees not burnt.
Looks like Santa rosa...
Looks like dustification.
HOW LONG TILL RESIDENCE CAN REBUILD ,OR WILL THAT BE NOT ALLOWED LIKE IN CALIFORNIA?
When you compare the fire destruction of this Boulder, Colorado fire to the Oakland Hills fire of 1991, before Chemtrail arial spraying began in 1996, you can see the differences and they are shocking. Cars retain the rubber on the tires, because rubber is made with a special process, so it does not burn. It is vulcanized. Cars in the 1991 Oakland fire, have their wheel covers. Door handles and even the engine blocks, are intact. But large wildland fires after the year 2001, exhibit a radically different look. Cars are missing engine blocks, homes see their washer and dryers and stoves turn to white ash. Trees burn from the inside out and roots in the ground are on fire.
DEW
@@scottwwsi Yep, and why they want people to live in crammed housing complexes with 4 houses to an acre....looks like a bomb went off.
@@poweredbyrice5708 yea, that's pretty much what happened....from above.
happened in Kansas last month me thinks....
I think your on to something. Good catch. It's definitely not a normal fire.
The Dunning Kruger Effect is strong on this thread!! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wonder how many pets and livestock burned up? Pretty certain a lot of pets either got left behind in those homes or their owners couldn't make it back to rescue them.
It would appear that the building and land codes there were designed to insure that fire can spread easily and that homes could easily catch fire and burn down.
Do they know the origin of this fire?
because of the strong winds, over by marshall mesa power lines were being blown down. when they break the cause sparks and are very hot, so then the dry tall grass around there caught on fire. they are pretty sure that was the cause
@@maddyromine7193 The latest news report stated that there was no sign of downed power lines causing the fire. There was a video of shed on fire early on which is being investigated.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 yea i saw that, crazy dawg
Brett, What's the point of stating "***NOT FOR BROADCAST***"?????
Crazy that those pine/spruces can still be standing right next to a burnt down house. Makes you wonder what we're building our houses from.
New houses burn down much faster than old houses due to the the high amounts of chemicals and plastics used in construction.
Where did this happen
YT messed with your count you had 35000 (maybe it was 55000) views and 2000 likes and they ate all the truth comments....bass turds the whole lot of them!!!!
What caused this fire
THE ELITE
A communist cult called The Twelve Tribes doing a Barn Burning in the middle of our Stage 1 fire restrictions and 100+ mph winds. Or, in short: stupid dirty hippies.
WOW! unbelievable!
So scary how fast Prairie fires can be. I remember reading newspaper clippings of Prairie fires of the high plains. They destroyed many towns and killed many people.
DEW ! ! !
My thoughts.
$mart meters....
Yes!
You can see some of those cars down there the HOA writing up fines for people that have burnt trees ashes in their front driveway in garage area
I highly doubt it dude
Need a poured concrete with metal roof. Just say no to a wood and asphalt exterior.
Unfortunately, as we continue to pack people in areas of possible danger zones, more destruction and the death toll rises.
My sympathies for all those affected in this fire and hope no one died.
@@lorizeimet1192 It's the fact that the houses were spaced mere feet from each other, with no green zones or barriers to help fight the flames. This was a ticking timebomb
@@JoeyJoJoJr0 where do you live that houses are spaced that far apart in the city.
So shocking winds pushing fires into unprotected evacuated residential area, most if not all will be house to house loss, but how volatile are the building materials to help such spread?
Hmmm, Paradise reenacted...
At 1:00 location is Coal Creek Trail under Route 36, for matching to G Earth. Louisville, CO 80027, USA
What kind of fire pulverized homes down to their foundation? Neat rows of white ash powder where homes were and leaves trees and streets untouched?
its DEW energie direct weapon ! This was an agenda , nothing natural about that it was selective indeed
@@dtales77 The exact same way the California fires look from 2016 to 2021. Thousands of photos online. Neat square rows of pulverized white ash where homes use to be. Burning Americans out of their homes. Then the trees that miraculously survived the fires are cut down, thousands of trees. Nothing left for surviving wildlife. ECOCIDE and GENOCIDE.
The trees are not untouched. You are seeing the skeletons of some landscaping pines, and the skeletons of winter dormant deciduous trees. This was taken right after it was safe (and maybe not even then) for a drone. A pine tree that has been burned may look green for a few days if the fire is just nearby, but it’s been crisped and will die. As almost every tree in the burnt areas has done.
Modern houses burn incredibly fast and easily - they’re full of hydrocarbons, from the carpeting or laminate flooring, to the resin siding, to the plastic coated wiring, plus every piece of upholstered furniture is nothing but a block of spun and expanded petroleum foam. Our backyards are full of propane grills and our cars are full of oil and fuel.
I got lucky, our neighborhood was the next to be evacuated and the wind died. So… this is my community. It followed the ridge lines and the grasslands; if you knew the area, it makes sense. And we don’t need conspiracy theories that deny reality. This had a perfectly understandable cause - climate change.
Yes amazing just the living spaces. Look at all the green grass around them🤔
Let me guess, they blamed it on power lines
Chinook winds..poor urban planning with consideration of historic weather patterns, above ground utility poles wires....what could go wrong...should have been underground utilities
its official time to turn my yard into golf field material its fire proof
The siding used today is highly flammable.
Its OSB oriented strand board.
Basically kindling pressed and glued together with flammable glue.
Sad that its still legal to use.
But trees don't burn and cars melt at the curb.
Wow what a sad situation to start the new year with!
Pray into a bucket,, put water into the other , which bucket put the fire out?
Tap out haven’t seen one of them shirts in eons
Wow!
Dog Tags survived, my wife barely made it out alive, saved all 41 dog's
one older dog died couple days later, lost the barn. The people who started this fire should be ashamed of themselves.
Geoengineering.. weather modification.. you will own NOTHING and be happy..
So messed up how the golf course still has green on it but all the homes burned up. Like their grass was more important than people's homes.
This area is classified as a “high desert”, so anything green is irrigated or next to a creek bed.
IIRC, any deciduous trees there had to be planted, because they’re not native to the area.
I'm not sure where most peoples ability to assess a situation is but ***this in no way looks like a wild fire.*** It looks precisely orchestrated. Who did it or what they used to do it, I can certainly speculate. Thanks for the drone video.
Winds knocked down a power pole, sparked, started a brush fire. High winds, which are usually in that area, spread the fire. Please stop with your conspiracy theory. It is skewed.
@@deko2485 I'm sorry but your assessment is idiotic at best
@@hotrox2112 hahaha so true. Basically don't believe your eyes
Looks perfectly planned and executed
Dang... I love it when folks have their eyes open!
Yeah wish more sheep did
If so, why that particular neighborhood?
Who knows you would have to ask the elite. Population control, culling the herd
They said power lines weren't the cause. So what was? Reminds me of the "PG&E" fires
Energy weapon !
PKD 1870
See: LRAD and ADS
Both documented as directed energy weapons, deployed over 20 and 10 years ago respectively. Both very real.
If you noticed this wildfire was very selective in what it burned, just like the tornado that hit Kentucky. But I believe someone is sending us a message to change our ways and do it quickly.
That's what people say when they lack a basic understanding of how explosive wind driven fires like this act. There is nothing wrong with saying that you don't how such things could happen. But to jump to suspicious because you don't understand is something else!!
Almost like the Paradise fires in California, homes completely burned down, and yet right beside it green trees.
Have you ever put a freshly sawed tree limb into a campfire ever? It's a bit like that.
such things occurred in the past in US, at a lesser scale but still. It mainly seems due to how houses are built in the US. Huge thin wood, structures all packed and cramped together side to side, often by hundreds... construction work, wind, as soon as one structure gets lid others next lights up very fast, faster than firefighter scould ever get to them
It seems like these type neighborhood fires where the houses are litterally GONE, well they seem to also only have after footage of after the houses are gone and not footage of the neighborhood actually burning down.
Throws up some question Marks
The area was under mandatory evacuation orders. No one was there to watch it burn, or there would be hundreds dead.
@@DarkWolf9270 or hundreds are dead and cant talk about it because they were sleeping. I mean unless you were there as a witness
Yeah I live here, and am actively working in the communities that are still standing. The homeowners are sifting through the rubble and trying to restore their lives, they didn't all disappear.
Unbelievable.
How strange that's it iui s green all around tho??
Devil city , that's why this fire happened !!!!!
why?
Let this be a learning experience This is why the people don't build homes so close to one another .. this is a design flaw ...it doesn't work here in the flat grass land's...
Houses are built close together all over the country. There is not unlimited land for people to have spacious yards and many couldn't afford them anyway.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 I guess it's a good thing they have insurance .
But there is plenty of land available people just don't want to live out where it's available.
@@justbe4481 And THAT is precisely the problem with humanity thinking it can expand around the world without restraint or consequence!! The more humans develop marsh land, grasslands, forests and even deserts the more rapid the decline in wildlife and humans cannot exist without wildlife.
Wildlife is in dramatic decline all over the earth and their loss also directly impacts us. In fact the decline of plants and wildlife around the world is recognized as the Sixth Major Extinction.
It seems awfully strange to me that if this fire was caused by power lines being blown down, then why didn't it destroy everything, in that area? Why did the the fire jump from one neighborhood to the next? Seems more like a fire nado rather then a regular wind driven fire, because in looking at all of the drone footage, not everything in its path, is burned up. So, that leads me to believe that it was a fire nado. You can see perfectly, in this particular drone footage that it jumped businesses and then struck whole neighborhoods. Strange 🤔
If it were wind driven only, then absolutely everything would be burned up. 😥🤔
The wind was blowing at 110 miles an hour so it can carry embers a long way
A local weatherman described that the fire was so large that it had it created its own weather and his diagram showed a circular action, sort of like a firenado.
@Laurel b is obviously an expert on fire development and progression! 🙄
Would high winds blow hot ash all over the place? Strange seeing the one area devastated…..
little do these people know the concret foundation will need to be removed due to damage from the heat. I bet any who rebuild will not change their building materials to prevent this.
How many people have rebuilt in Paradise after everything was burnt to the
ground years ago
@@Rosie05610 1,001 homes are now fully rebuilt on the ridge
@@othoapproto9603 Thanks for that I did not know if people had returned there
@@Rosie05610 I wish them a safe future but fear for their safety. As I write this from LA, yeah nowhere is safe lol
Holy shit…..
Holy BM!! 💩💩💩💩
Awful!! The houses were so closely built by each other and the winds blowing so hard that sub division was doomed when the first house went up
Whatever you say chuck.
Look how close together these homes were built, no wonder they were all burnt. The fire just went from house to house.
You must be new here. 8 feet between gutters in many hoods and sometimes less
A simple device that would spray water from peak of roof draining down the sides no gutters , has worked in the mountains , I would leave that state and did 2003 , this type of thing will only continue , soon the very cold and snow will be the facture next , I feel for all here in this , this weather is not natural at all , Hint
direct energy weapons once again people
Oh yes
And they seem to be using it more. 😞
Reminds me of car fires in California
I saw one of these firenados in oregon . Scared me to death it kept circling us
This entire scene doesn't add up...how'd TYE fire even get there...it's not like it's in the bush or the forest...it's clear land surrounded on all sides by no fire at all...wtf aren't ppl seeing...
Revelation 7: - “After these things I saw 4 angels standing at the 4 corners of the earth, holding the 4 winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, on the sea, or on any tree.” Maybe?
Étrange ces feux , ils me semblent bien cibles à mon goût et dans d'autres régions c'est le même schéma.
They build match stick boxes not 1 person had permission to build with bricks maybe because it didn't match
O'my God,!!!😭😭😭💔💔💘
Golf coarse is green and intact, shows where the priorities are.
No it shows where the flammable materials are. Put down the paint chips, you've had enough.
@@Trialnerror now the people in Colorado know how the cows felt last week in Kansas
Houses flattened, but the trees didnt burn lol....yep nothing to see here.
The real estate market in Boulder is smokin' hot!!!
Well, for the new year, norms, the news is not chu, surprisingly, a house of sticks
Where did the fire originate??
It almost looks like a dang D.E.W. the it took out houses but not trees around the surrounding communities!!??
None of the grass is burned and it winter!!
Don't build houses from wood and paper and fires and tornadoes will not be a problem.
D.E.W.
It plain sight brother -
Looks just like DEW fire...
Agreed.
So very sad
What an intelligent fire. Burned inside the lines and only homes.
In other words a " smart fire"
Direct energy weapons (DEW's)
your proof?
DEW for sure
@@paulsmallriver6066 The proof... Dustification.
It's those Italian built space lasers in orbit around the moon manned by aliens from the center of the flat earth that spy on you from every LED fixture on every electronic device that sends the information detected via Batrays to a laser near you. Danger Will Robinson, Danger!
Freaking idiots will probably think that this is their own truth and run with it.
Yup you're idiots.
smutne
Did the fire department save anything ? Fire Wardens blaming someone. Can't be there fault.
Wild fire???? Get real. Give me a break. Just homes burnt. No point of origin of the fire, unburned all the way around the perimeter of the neighborhood. WAKE UP PEOPLE.