31 Replies to “This Is Not a Parody”

  1. Future people are sick because there’s a wildfire that has nothing to do with oil or gas?

  2. Middle-aged Greta.
    “How dare he?”
    The mentally ill will always be with you.

  3. When you are ideologically driven, have no background in STEM, and have no critical thinking skills, you will champion every stupid idea that comes along that validates your current position.

  4. Just think of all the oil pipelines that have burst open on indigenous lands … I acknowledge some ancient peoples died off as they were -replaced- by a superior cultural group … spontaneously combusted into raging wildfires … and burned Canada to the ground. Right?

  5. I’m so old they used to teach somewhat factual history in school instead of the politically approved crap my kids got (eg: being shown Al Gore’s garbage in science class)
    I still remember learning about Columbus as a hero, not a colonizer, and that a piece of evidence he used to get money from the Spaniards was the large cloud of forest fire smoke coming across the ocean. As a child I didn’t realize the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria were diesel guzzling ships.

    1. They showed Al Gore’s propaganda movie to my kids in high school…..I went down to the school and tore that teacher a new one.

  6. So she chose a highway backdrop with cars and trucks zipping along, powered by….. oil and gas. Maybe she might have had more effect by standing in the middle of the road.

  7. They live among us and unfortunately are allowed to vote. Innumerate, scientifically illiterate, and emotionally driven, essential destroyers of civilization. Life without reliable energy is short and miserable. The Boreal forest is a continuing fire origin ecosystem where stands over 150 years old are uncommon. Harvesting accounts for a small percentage of the loss from fire, wind, insects and disease.

    1. john, as in toilet:” emotionally driven,”
      after yer whine about Trump, that is funny KKK0ming from you.

  8. Collectivist clowns have collected $billions in carbon taxes and other levies, yet not one cent has been directed to mitigating their claimed effects of climate change, like massive wildfires. Not one promised water bomber, for five years, no forward fire stations, nothing. Why? Because they need these disasters to bolster their “case.”

  9. Yup, she’s an idiot.
    But Moms like her will nod like bobbleheads to her “hectoring” because when it comes to reality, a lot of Moms are just tits.

  10. “I’ve been banging on pots….”

    Bet she’s been puffing it too. But who cares? She’s a silly bleating twat, but she’s bound to have more principles than blubber douggie.

    1. I should have said “better” principles. As per Groucho’s quip, blubber douggie has lots of principles.

  11. Everyone knows it is Arson season.
    The FN in Ontario like to take their annual arson season vay-kay in Thunder Bay in July. Here in Mani-Cuba the FN like to vay-kay in Winnipeg in August. It’s a seasonal thing and just the way it is. Nothing to see here, Chive on.

  12. The most frightful words that spilled out of it’s mouth was, “As a mom”. Good God it breeds.

  13. A little heads up on that voice before hitting play would’ve been appreciated. My ears haven’t bled this much since I was twelve feet from Johnny Ramone’s amps.

  14. Wrong choice of dress color. Yellow means the fire is being held with little chance of spreading. She/her/they/it/them/whatever should have dressed in red, as in out of control.

  15. Of course she/it of the magnificent intellect understands that if we forgo oil and gas the nation will revert back to wood and coal for heating and cooking. Instead of getting some smoky days during the fire season we’ll be able to enjoy smog and pollution 365 days a year. How is that going to affect climate change? If these AWFULs (Angry, White, Female, Urban, Liberals) had their way they’d all be running around kitchens, barefoot, pregnant, and dragging a passle of whimpering kids behind them. Be careful what you wish for!!!!

  16. Government of Canada, Natural resources web site: “Natural disturbances such as fires, insect and disease outbreaks, drought, wind throw and floods have occurred in Canada’s forests for thousands of years. Disturbance is part of the natural cycle of the forest and most often helps the forest to renew itself.”

    “At 0.02% of its forested area, deforestation in Canada is among the world’s lowest, yet many myths exist about the state of our forests.” “The annual deforestation rate in Canada in 2010 was less than 0.02% of our forests and the rate has been declining for over 25 years. In 1990, 63,100 hectares were lost to deforestation and in 2014 this figure dropped to 34,200 hectares.”

    “While oil sands development has increased in recent years, the area of land it occupies is very small relative to the size of Canada’s forests. In fact, the total area of mineable oil sands (i.e., including both developed and undeveloped areas) occupies 480,000 hectares, while Canada has 348 million hectares of forests.”

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