You're Too Late: They're Everywhere

The wit and wisdom of Adam Teiichi Yoshida ^ | Thursday, October 30, 2003 | Adam Teiichi Yoshida

[Lazamataz]

Last year Arizona's 600,000 acre Rodeo-Chedeski Fire was started by an out of work Apache firefighter. This year dozens of fires have been started on the reservation by people trying to duplicate his success. Maybe we should round up all the Injuns and put them on a reservation.

LOL! Actually, seriously, if any of them expressed solidarity with an Indian terrorist group, or openly planned to start fires, that might be reason to detain them....

[F.J. Mitchell]

Alqueda (whatever) could never have created such flaming hells without the fuel rich woodlands compliments of the Environmental whacho's.

[snopercod]

It is up to individual citizens to observe the habits and sympathies of their neighbors. It is up to individual citizens to learn fire safety, first aid, CBR and survival techniques. It is up to individual citizens to arm themselves against criminals and terrorists.

It was individual citizens who identifed (and thwarted, in some cases) 9-11 terrorists by using their cell phones. The government didn't have a clue.

To have the government attempt to "make us safe" will not work, and will destroy freedom in America.

[Post Toasties]

This is a war and it is time that we treat it as such. Those Mosques which preach Jihad against America (or Israel) and raise money for terrorist-related causes need to be closed down and the Clerics who run them interned for the duration of the war.

I would suggest a slightly different solution wrt those living in the US who abet Islamic terrorism. Give them a choice between deportation or serving long prison sentences without parole.

[Lazamataz]

Alqueda (whatever) could never have created such flaming hells without the fuel rich woodlands compliments of the Environmental whacho's

Al-Qaeda.

Al Queda is spanish for "The Cheese".

Oh, no, wait, that's "El Queso".

[F.J. Mitchell]

They will just have to take what is available, they burned their reservations.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Oh, I know exactly what they could do, and it is completely out of the box. I have a few scenarios. I won't mention it on a public site, though.

[hoosiermama]

Deportation doesn't work......They can still organize and fund terror. Detention is the only answer. (Or volunteer then as a human bomb)

[Lazamataz]

To have the government attempt to "make us safe" will not work, and will destroy freedom in America.

Maybe, but in times of war, the gov't has done a little better. Interring Italian-Americans and German-Americans who expressed solidarity with Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany actually worked pretty well.

[Lazamataz]

Oh, I know exactly what they could do, and it is completely out of the box. I have a few scenarios. I won't mention it on a public site, though.

Wise. I'm curious, freepmail. It won't go farther than I.

And you know DARPA already got them from some Outer Limits scriptwriter by now.

[elbucko]

but if you're looking for a scapegoat for the LA fires, try the environmentalists (though I don't that'll play too well in California).

The environmentalists are not scapegoats, but real culprits. Where the logging industry was involved with the forests that have burned, there were traditionally few fires. When there was a fire, they were spotted and dealt with quickly because there were logging personal always in the forests. The leftist, Sierra Club, just couldn't stand the idea that someone could make a buck off of the "publics trees". With the Democrats help, they have literally banned all logging in California. Lumber mill towns in Northern California are now ghost towns. The people that worked in these forests are gone. If they stayed, they are on welfare.

In short, the Sierra Club, in order to save California's forest, had to destroy them.

[Sparkles]

PING

[Lazamataz]

Oh, I know exactly what they could do, and it is completely out of the box. I have a few scenarios. I won't mention it on a public site, though.

Wise. I'm curious, freepmail. It won't go farther than I.

And you know DARPA already got them from some Outer Limits scriptwriter by now.

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

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Mods: Please leave this thread intact.

[Lazamataz]

Damned double posting anyways.

[Lazamataz]

Never Posted

I know. I searched. :o)

[DannyTN]

"Nor do I blame California authorities: what were they to do, station groups of people to guard every single inch of Californian forest? "

It's not the free lancers that are the problem. It's the failure to recognize that we are at war. That burning and wildfires have been recognized as a threat for several years and that nobody is doing anything about it.

I don't buy that there was nothing they could do. They could create fire breaks for just this eventuality. They better figure it out or it's just going to keep recurring.

[DoctorMichael]

Actually, they posted an artists composite drawing of the driver of a vehicle seen throwing lit material onto a hillside...........He looked kinda Mexican to me. Maybe they can inter these clowns too while their at it.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Earlier in the war on terror I learned how to spell that outfit of Bin Laden, but while learning to spell Saddam Hussein, I forgot.

Spelling was so much easier when we were at war in the far east, where names like, Kim, Ting, Tong, Tang, Poon, etc., were popular.

[Central Scrutiniser]

Baloney, we know the cedar fire (which missed my brother literally by a few houses in 3 directions) was set by a lost hunter shooting a magnesium flare.

I say shoot one up his

But I've seen nuttier tinfoil theories...