Raging Wildfires Burn Across Canada Sending Smoke Down to the US

[@Toyota4Life]

I’m in Jersey and I was wondering why does the sky look like that and air has a weird smell like a campfire or someone burning wood. now I understand… that’s insane that something can spread so far

[@crimsonwee4917]

ong

[@rosebricksis]

Same

[@yungvinnii]

bet y’all ain’t think we live in igloos now huh

[@moonisslay]

sMe

[@urmom8034]

Fr I pray for all of u bc when the day comes everyone will start panicking

[@Echo_R21]

I’m in Brooklyn NYC and the whole time I thought it looked foggy or something because it was about to rain. Wow this is crazy

[@brentnaylor6138]

In columbus ohio thought the same thing

[@stevenrozakis5269]

Same dude, BK. Messed up .

[@Echo_R21]

@@stevenrozakis5269 yeah the last time I remember smoke coming to Brooklyn was when 9/11 happened. The smoke travelled all the way to Brooklyn

[@USG_Productions]

Same!

[@MrGontime11]

Same, I'm in Brooklyn kept wondering where this was coming from. Insane and concerning smh.

[@TarellHudson]

I was wondering why I was able to look at the sun for a prolonged period without having to immediately avert my eyes and it had a weird orange tint. Didn’t realize it was smoke. And now I can fathom how a super volcano could blot out the sun completely and send us into an ice age.

[@yaboiipolo8588]

Word I work ems in bx and was in Long Island n I’m tryna tell my partner to look at the sun it looked clear n wasn’t burning my eyes but she was dozing off 😂

[@conqueredroom101]

Please never look into the sun. Even if it feels like you can.

[@TarellHudson]

@@conqueredroom101 Of course I know that. I just happened to look up and see the orange color and in that momentary glance, realized it wasn’t burning my eyes like it usually does. It’s not gonna kill your eye sight to look at the sun for a few seconds. I wouldn’t spend hours gazing at it.

[@roybromell395]

Yeah the sun was like orange

[@eachoneteachone8320]

Yeah because the earth can effect the sun. Smh… Sheep.

[@audreyhepburn2308]

Hi Saudi Arabian here I may be from the other side of the world but I want everyone to know we have got your back We wish you all safety from around the world Rest in peace to all those who were lost in this terrible wildfire both animals humans and plants We have to start treating our planet safely is we all get together we could make our planet healthier and it’s not even enough repayment for all our planet does for us If a single person makes a change it’s better than none Stay safe all love from ALsaudia الله يحفظكم

[@znate6730]

I can't do much from the small village where I live in France, but I send you all my sympathy and strength by this message 🇨🇦🇨🇵

[@alionessprincess]

may I ask what the small village is called? Been wanting to travel. ps. not asking for your personal info, just the village so I can look it up and see if I can put it in my bucket list. 🙂

[@foster5188]

⁠@@alionessprincess Live your life to the fullest 🙏🏽

[@melistasy]

Can we visit you?

[@Kenneth_James]

@@alionessprincess Yes and your address 😲😱

[@alionessprincess]

@@Kenneth_James ????

[@GardenStatePusher]

Is it me or did it look like they were pouring fire onto the trees from the helicopter in the beginning of the video? I live in Atlantic City New Jersey and it looks like a doomsday apocalypse scene out of a movie. Prayers to all the wildlife animals in that area.

[@user-kb7tq3pq2z]

That's exactly wht I was trying to understand in the 1st few seconds & couldn't understand if I was the only one 😵‍💫

[@pjddesign6046]

How is this not every comment

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@mellissagraham8398]

finally I saw that to and was wondering why no one else saw it lol

[@Homie-yi5fy]

@@pjddesign6046 that’s what I’m saying it took me way too long scrolling down through the comments just to find this one

[@maddog123tj]

So sad for all the wild life lost :(

[@DominionMovementDotOrg]

same. and also for all the nonhuman animals being help captive by people (we shouldn’t be doing that anyways…part of this problem)

[@brunodufour4513]

@@DominionMovementDotOrg WTFFFFFF....

[@dylanmorse741]

@@DominionMovementDotOrg stay away from my dog

[@EperogiLimousine]

@@DominionMovementDotOrg Bro what! “Animals beign held captive” you are one wierd mf

[@maddog123tj]

@@brunodufour4513 yeah idk what they meant 😂

[@American_Hustle]

I’m a truck driver from Alabama, went to Pennsylvania at night and really didn’t notice all the smoke till the next morning. Praying for everyone that way 🙏🏾

[@Randy58-zn4ez]

Just curious why religious people throw their religious beliefs into every conversation? Do you religious people realize that every does not believe in religion and that many people find it insulting that you would assume that they believe in the things that you do? Praying is you communicating with an invisible imaginary being through telepathy and believing that being is hearing you. I and many others find this to be disturbing and question your ability of reason and logic and who knows what other crazy things you believe or might do.

[@American_Hustle]

@@Randy58-zn4ez it’s ok to be curious my guy, but answer this, how could you consider yourself a real man and not believe in anything? Like do you even believe in yourself.. just because your a nonbeliever doesn’t mean everyone don’t, I can assure you that more people believe than not so keep your negative in whatever smelly dark place that you are in and leave the positive people alone. Never understood what’s wrong with dark people who love spreading negativity like you it’s sad. Praying that you see better days g! 👌🏾

[@asoft293]

Be safe

[@LargenLppl]

Zengi

[@domcruise274]

Can smell it and feel it in my eyes in Philly like there’s a firepit going next door

[@callmehenny5866]

Didn’t know about the wildfires initially and that was also my first thought like a house burnt down in town or something crazy how far it spreads

[@mariebussinger6565]

Its here in western North Carolina, like a smoldering ash tray.

[@CanadianHorseFace]

as a Canadian, we're sorry. Rain would be needed at this point, because it's way out of control.

[@amancalledhawk5575]

I was driving back to Allentown from reading I thought my car was on fire

[@nugsymalone1247]

Same, for two days now. I forget what fresh air smells like

[@JonesJones-np2kq]

Wait, that’s what that is, I thought it was just hazy because it was going to start raining

[@sharit7970]

same!

[@kn7cks347]

That smell made me check on google

[@sabrinasoriano]

SAME !!!

[@crimsonwee4917]

me too

[@dblockvillin]

Here In upstate new york we can smell it we knew something was burning since 4am when i did overnight shift

[@CarlosHernandez-ki6tv]

I'm on the moon, orbiting close to the western side of the planet. I smell smoke and my eyes are watery, I wondered why the world looked so hazy, I can't believe it reached so far.

[@mandymay2213]

so awesome

[@rafaelrrosa4612]

l,m in Argentina and can smell it in bueno aire

[@BigC83Z]

I'm by a worm hole on the other side of universe. When I look in my eyes burn, I can smell the earth in the milky way, it smells like smoke. I can't believe it reached so far.

[@63togger]

I'm in a Hooka bar. I've noticed a thing...

[@thankswillie]

im in hell and this is a big relief

[@shannonmurphy7896]

Are we just not going to talk about what looked like a person in the helicopter dumping something on fire into the trees where there is no fire?

[@chriswhoop]

Dude exactly what the heck is going on

[@Gashnaw]

yeah, it looks like he is starting a fire.

[@geraleegallant]

they started the dam fires here in Canada last year, in straight lines, every one knows fires dont burn like that, they start in circles, and burn outword. they were all over the place ,in random areas where most ppl couldnt even get to on foot!!, the government had this done on purpose bcuz the trees ack as a filter to their 5 G... So YES! what U are seeing is them dropping fire in our forest to get rid of the beautiful trees!! less trees= less oxygen=lung problems= sick people!!!!

[@KiloDelta173]

It’s called an aerial ignition back burn. They are starting small fires ahead of the big fire to remove the fuel and less than the intensity of the fire approaching. This tactic has been used for many many many years.

[@MomAsol]

Stay safe! I feel so sorry for all the living things got destroyed with the fire. I was concerned when I look at my weather app and it says the Air Quality Alert.

[@jaykelley103]

You cant stay safe when the air itself is fucked

[@xxxMixedGenreFavs]

​​@@jaykelley103 right

[@yolandatanner1509]

I didn't think about them but yes I feel bad for them

[@KenshiroRyuFishingDojo]

if u see video they lit the forest on fire with lighted fuels from the helicopters.

[@carloshurtado3796]

@@KenshiroRyuFishingDojo Yeah but don't comment about it because they are f*cking blind!! This world are guided by bunch of sociopaths, evil, demonic "people"

[@cheloslaysbeatz3502]

I’m in Massachusetts and the sky looked so smoky , could barely the skyline. Crazy how it can spread so far.

[@Jmeez69]

same in RI so bad

[@omarcat5868]

Same in Minnesota

[@indubitablyprestigious]

That's what he said

[@xxxMixedGenreFavs]

Protect yourself and your pets. Invest in a humidifier

[@renebleu8711]

I’m in Leominster and don’t see anything.. the clouds are gray because it’s been raining..

[@LadyhawksLairDotCom]

I live in the Sierra Nevadas, so I know what it's like to breathe so much smoke for extended periods of time. My best to everyone who is going through this. When it happens in California, some snarky people have felt the need to add insult to injury. Please don't do that. We're all gonna be seeing some bad shit. We need to stick together and be as kind as possible. Hang tough, Canadians and Americans in the northern part of the contiguous states. We love you.

[@RileyReidMeABook]

What exactly is all the bad shit we're going to be seeing?

[@markkalfahs1047]

...Biden re-elected is really bad s#'+...

[@chixbleau7321]

Thank you from an American whose seeing and feeling the smoke

[@chixbleau7321]

Just what you’re seeing

[@LadyhawksLairDotCom]

@@chixbleau7321 Thanks. 😉

[@TopNoTchVSOP]

This looks like a controlled arson fire, not natural started,it’s to concentrated in particular areas. Now biggest question is what for and why?

[@SilverEye91]

Sigh...

[@harveyplantharvester1502]

TopNoTchVSOP - To further the so-called "climate change" agenda, which is a made-up term for what's really going on - geoengineering, deliberate destruction, and corporate pollution.

[@xuezhuwang7042]

I’m in Brooklyn NY and I thought it was foggy until I smell the air and it was smoke and how crazy that it got this far

[@skyeboolol]

Same at this time I’m commenting this the sky is yellow and the sun is pink

[@Amacaroon]

Fr. I could litterally smell it even with layers on masks

[@Amacaroon]

Still really surprised that the smoke traveled so far

[@Emlane09]

Wow!

[@IndianaBones]

Be safe my fellow New Yorker. This is the thickest smoke i have ever seen around here

[@MrBmxbrawler]

I hope they can get this under control! I feel so bad for the people involved with fighting the blaze. I'm in Pennsylvania and you would think the fire is in the next town. People must stay in doors

[@shortfilmtrending]

Thats why so smokey in *NYC*

[@Partelow22]

Looks like an intentional forest management blaze if you watch the beginning of the video.

[@MrBmxbrawler]

@@Partelow22 ya I really don't understand that part

[@Partelow22]

@@MrBmxbrawler maybe trying to burn ahead of the blaze and stop it from spreading further? But even if so - you’re just adding more fire

[@HenryTitor]

@@MrBmxbrawlert’s zoning… the best way to stop a large fire is to burn a line separating the area that is already on fire, and the area that’s going to catch on fire.

[@TheSicilianDream]

Getting the smoke in lower Pennsylvania. Smells like burning trees. Crazy how this can spread so far including the smell.

[@Wickwok]

Same here man we are in bucks county and smokes in the air smells like a bonfire outside

[@Ashes_to_Ashes628]

Same here in Luzerne county

[@justinjames2436]

Can smell it here in Maryland too

[@BRISTOLFORCE2009]

Here in Camden County NJ you can smell it and it makes the sun bright orange holy shit

[@loganhoneycutt8937]

Same in Montgomery county

[@VinnyVinceViper]

Canadian here, wanted to say a huge Thank You to all the help we are getting from so many countries from around the world to help us fight all these wildfires. EU - USA - South Africa - Australia and so much more. TY! TY! TY!

[@Rattleax]

I'd rather you find the people who set the fires purposefully

[@Maelthorn1337]

​@@Rattleaxoh shut up you dork.

[@MeliaSuoth-lp2cn]

Apakah anda tau bahwa kebakaran ini di sengaja oleh elit global ...pemerintah anda tahu tentang hal itu...

[@Iconic_maya9]

@@MeliaSuoth-lp2cnNO IT was not

[@Iconic_maya9]

@@Rattleaxno it wasnt purposely set by someone Its called climate change

[@_-velek-_]

I first thought it was fog till I opened the door and smelled the air. edit: I heard that the smoke will be gone in a week or two, stay safe everyone!

[@-goofygoober-]

I also smelled the air, doesn't it smell burnt and weird??

[@TwitchBBWIKFN]

@@-goofygoober-burnt styrofoam smell

[@-goofygoober-]

@@TwitchBBWIKFN Yeah

[@tropicalxari]

It smells like smoke… everything is blurry…

[@ayngelics3138]

that’s what I was thinking too it looks so dark now from when I walked out this morning

[@hannahhirsch5394]

This is so sad :( I’m in PA and can smell the smoke. My eyes have been itchy lately and I couldn’t figure out why until I heard about this

[@gentile1239]

Smoke sure, but itchy eyes? U jus got allergies sis

[@iiCounted-op5jx]

@@gentile1239 lol

[@_Janya]

@@gentile1239 the Smokey air makes some people’s eyes itchy

[@Jayyy_Wav]

@@gentile1239 nope my receptionist had the same symptoms this morning and it worsened as the day went on. We all left the office. It was reeking in.

[@detectivestewart]

@@gentile1239 nah, I know two people working since early this morning that say their eyes are irritated. Def product of “Very Unhealthy” AQI, as literally stated on all weather apps.

[@kittykatny]

Poor nature, poor animals I feel so bad for them right now

[@rockig5529]

It’s all part of that same nature

[@CelestialTrailblazer]

@0:00 So, what we're seeing here is that a chopper is causing or creating forest fires .I wonder why ?

[@Halwyn_Parrish]

@@CelestialTrailblazer You belong in a looney bin

[@carloshurtado3796]

@@CelestialTrailblazer Yeah but don't comment about it because they are f*cking blind!! This world are guided by bunch of sociopaths, evil, demonic "people"

[@yes-kn3bu]

@@CelestialTrailblazer thats fire retardant

[@DougNuttall]

How do 48 fires start 100s of miles apart in Canada simultaneously, if it was arson what was the reason and by whom ?

[@harveyplantharvester1502]

This is for an agenda so evil it's barely fathomable, using diabolical geoengineering methods to further the so-called climate change agenda.

[@SilverEye91]

@@harveyplantharvester1502 Climate change is real and the only evil are the ones that try to deny it as long as possible so they can earn money at the expense of future generations.

[@winterlinde5395]

⁠@@harveyplantharvester1502can you tell me more about the geo engineering methods?

[@clipperscards2633]

This is insane. I really hope everyone is staying safe around the east coast

[@scsclassics]

It’s kinda like Covid-19 and the pandemic . If you are rich and/or work from home you should be ok .

[@funnichannel88]

yea today I was in school and it was orange outside

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

Thank you 👍🏾

[@NickBedard]

Why does the video have a British Columbia Wilfire Safety watermark at the bottom right corner?

[@alexb7641]

One thing I’ve learned profoundly is everyone on the east coast is a bunch of p-ssies lol. Come up to the PNW during fire season

[@MomentswithMoniPodcast]

The smoke is traveling all the way down here to Arkansas! Been praying for you Canada 🙏❤️

[@foster5188]

there’s no way

[@crybebe2003]

We’ve gotten some smoke here in Kansas City too so I’m not surprised. Messing with our breathing

[@rasheedafnney585]

Damn!!

[@peterg6953]

Yup just drove on the highway and smelled burning wood. Crazy!

[@renebrown7394]

In Tennessee too..smells awful and breathing difficulties..stay safe everyone

[@777ONESIX.]

I'm not one To Scream Conspiracy 🤔 But I Couldn't help noticing the helicopter dropping Fire in the Forest. CLEARLY NOT NORMAL

[@churchofadullam5016]

why would they show it if its a conspiracy though?

[@pjddesign6046]

Revelation of method / mocking the victim

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@__ZANE__]

EVERYONE LISTEN: back burning only work on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here! Wake up time!

[@KiloDelta173]

It’s called an aerial ignition back burn. They are starting small fires ahead of the big fire to remove the fuel and less than the intensity of the fire approaching. This tactic has been used for many many many years.

[@outspokenRC]

All these comments and not one asking why the helicopter in the opening clip was dropping actual fire ?

[@SilverEye91]

A ton of comments are asking about it and people are getting the answer. It's a fire fighting technique designed to limit spread. It's called a controlled burn. Why are you so bad at doing research?

[@JillsFlowerGarden]

It's so awful! Animal lover that I am, my heart breaks for the wildlife. 💔 Hope it gets under control really, really soon! It's super smoky here in Philly!

[@Kelezetti]

Same and I’m in pa I just feel so bad for the birds and all the critters outside that can’t escape it

[@LouisNgStudios]

The authority says it'll continue to be like this or even worst all summer 😢😢

[@diamondprincess2k14]

Omg

[@FragmentOfInfinity]

Don't worry, it's just natural selection. They must die to preserve life ❤

[@adhas]

Same I'm in Philly and i was just noticing i didn't hear the usual amount of sweet bird chirping i usually hear in the morning 😢

[@Randomcatsmontreal]

Those wondering for the helicopter , it’s called heli torch and it’s made on purpose to control the perimeter

[@wb7801]

Thank you! I was trying to figure out if they started this fire on purpose based off that clip! Now I understand.

[@foster5188]

@@wb7801 ……did you think fight fire with fire was just some dumb joke?

[@kayfromqueens4675]

Thanks. I was wondering.

[@L.W.4269]

@@foster5188 They did Why keep Deleting the vid THINK ABOUT IT

[@sodvine3486]

@@L.W.4269 it's pretty green out there, dont you think?

[@Fluffy_Marshmellow.]

The air from the wildfires are spreading over to new York that’s why it smells like burnt it’s honestly really unhealthy for us l really hope this goes fast..

[@777liliithh]

Living in New York is unhealthy for yall

[@R3d-cap]

Same I live in New York too, bro my class mates are yelling its the purge or zombie apocalypse

[@alionessprincess]

it's not only NY but also the surrounding states. We are all connected somehow near or far. Things can affect us it's just a matter of time.. 😞

[@madisonc2410]

@@alionessprincess Agree…we are getting air quality alerts here in North Carolina too. It is always cloudy here anymore so I didn’t think anything about it…another rainy day.

[@Fluffy_Marshmellow.]

@@alionessprincess yeah l know

[@marysylvie2012]

I am in New Jersey and I am wondering how Canadians are surviving this atrocity. It is bad here. But how are they doing? Canadians, please, do know that we are with you in thoughts. God bless all of you. God bless all of us. Quebec! Tenez bon! Que Dieu vous aide!

[@xanbex8324]

Thank you for your concern!

[@RubenDan-ml6ol]

Hello Mary, how are you doing today.

[@winnerwinner7844]

I’m in New York, and it absolutely smells terrible because of these fires

[@Star_born1]

Same I’m in new york

[@kallmekarma1031]

I’m in jersey, and we didn’t go outside bc of smoke. In school. We could smell the smoke from our school building

[@jaydrummer333]

It usually smells good there? Joke :)

[@paigeandcedsister]

Same they canceled after-school late here

[@martinlutherpierce609]

Damn Canada's got to get this under control.

[@sojournern]

The awesome power of nature is profound and scary as hell.

[@frozenllama23]

Was it arson tho

[@fcarter3863]

It really is. I get scared when I sweat because I'm constipated but when I finally go I feel so much better 😁

[@rubygreta1]

That helicopter in the beginning of the video is nature?

[@LRhiannon1]

There climate change agenda in full view…they need to go to hell

[@Citibank639]

Right on; hell is here so is gay parade.

[@soniadelvalle2540]

Wow, hope all goes well for Canada 🍁. It is so beautiful over there. Praying 🙏 for everyone safety 😇😇

[@bhill005]

I’m in the DC area. Took my dog outside early yesterday morning and thought it was weird how the air smelled so smoky, like someone had burnt rubber. Next thing you know, I’ve got my family members telling me to get an N95 mask. Can’t even wrap my head around how such a spread of smoke is possible for as many miles that it has covered

[@SpaceAlley]

I was working down the Harbor the last two days. Yesterday from the Gaylord we could barely see the bridge. Today we couldn't see the bridge at all, and it was even smokey inside of the building.

[@quorthonsinferno5119]

I'm in upstate NY and the smell and thickness of the smoke is so strong it's burning my throat... Feels like the end of days

[@ninabolik5860]

air quality today was 422

[@doughboynasti3840]

I’m in upstate NY as well, you’re so dramatic. It didn’t burn your throat. It’s hazy, but that’s it. Stop trying to fit in with every other comment.

[@quorthonsinferno5119]

@@doughboynasti3840 Woah someone's angry. I didn't exaggerate at all. Maybe you need to spend more time outside 😂 It was literally like breathing in burning paper. Sour and acidic. Also you saying a little hazy is a huge understatement. Idunno where u are at but here this morning the visibility was about 500 yards.

[@ninabolik5860]

@@quorthonsinferno5119 where I live it was the same, hazardous air quality! Outside was smoky, and we literally stayed inside for 2 days.

[@champyngiddy]

Out here in Easton, PA the smoke is all over the place and it is hard to breathe. My prayers go out to Canada.

[@Crisp_Crow]

Eyyyy Easton whassup fam

[@Georgieboy1776]

Damn that sucks. No smoke in Phillipsburg. 😂😂😂

[@destinycoach5]

East Pen... prayers for yoi cuz I don't smell smoke here in ont at all. Seems it's all blowing south

[@theendofmyrescue-yg2ge]

I am in CT, Greenwich, and I am at work. I am surrounded by smoke and it smells horrible. I though it was fog. We have to start a prayer chain. Please protect us and help the people fighting to put this fire out.

[@conniesingleton3846]

Sending prayers to Canada I live in Pennsylvania and the smoke and smell is bad we had some brush fires as well praying for lots of rain hopefully that will help also great job to all the 1st responders

[@JustChillVids86]

Where about in PA are you from ? It's that bad all the way down to PA ?

[@olgacvetkova114]

Hope US government is sending some fire fighters along with prayers to help their neighbours ...

[@robydomenico1773]

They set fire to search for oil

[@alberthgd]

Oh, so that's why the sky turned yellow 💀

[@nvm7191]

Did that helicopter at the beginning start this fire on purpose?

[@michaelbuchanan1138]

Looks like it

[@ramajvalia8201]

I’m confused too; no one mentioned it besides you lol

[@churchofadullam5016]

ya wat the heck?

[@ramajvalia8201]

This is suspicious af

[@Chaerry247]

Great eyes

[@Sleventy21]

I’m in Pennsylvania and it’s smokey here and smells. Crazy how far it can travel

[@Brando-wc8fz]

Imagine a nuclear blast

[@GivenQuality4Life]

Damn Code Red here in PA smfh. Poor air quality has been an issue for last 3 years. Amazon daily alerts about poor air quality in the morning.

[@BingDwenDwen]

Pennsylvania is not that far from Quebec

[@noneyuh4337]

wilkes barre 570 here and its terrible out here

[@Sleventy21]

@@noneyuh4337 not too far from me I’m in Lancaster

[@saqadiq2585]

I took a glance at this comment section and I witnessed two things. Americans showing their support and sympathy for Canada, and borderline challenged conspiracy theorists claiming that these were set on purpose. Yes, of course Canada would self itself ablaze and risk the lives of it's citizens to make the Eastern American Seaboard hazy for whatever reason. To those chronically online, Q-anoners out there, the helicopter is using gasoline as a form of controlled burning. They encircle the wildfire and choke it out by burning it's supply of dead leaves and whatnot. This is a google search away guys. Also, people are claiming that the fires happened simultaneously. The fastest forest fires can burn up to speeds of 6km/h, and it happened to be an especially dry spring for Eastern Canada. No sh*t the forest fires are going to spread fast and seemingly occur in the same time frame. The genuine stupidity in this comment section essentially proves to me how schizoid the general public has become. No, the government isn't doing this on purpose and they're not out to 'get you'. Rub the two brain cells you have together for once in your miserable lives. Anyways, to the Americans showing wholehearted concern for your Northern neighbour, thank you. I hope the smoke clears up for guys in the near future.

[@casandrabeck9653]

That definitely didn't look like gasoline. Gasoline isn't the color of flames

[@laura.hoffman]

This is so awful. I live in Northeastern Pennsylvania, specifically the Poconos, and the smoke is so bad it’s getting into my school’s ventilation systems, people are becoming sick from it, and it looks almost yellow outside. The air quality is 188 here. Stay safe!!

[@d3tached205]

I'm in the Poconos as well. It smells like a campfire outside.

[@leeroyglasscock]

I'm in the Poconos too. Let's exchange contact information incase we have to reproduce to save the human race and repopulate the earth.

[@nowee1953]

@@leeroyglasscock Jesus Christ. 🤣🤢🤮

[@noneyuh4337]

its just as bad here in wilkes barre pa 570

[@foster5188]

⁠@@leeroyglasscock that’s a minor EDP ass nigga

[@a1six0]

So we gonna act like we didn’t see what the helicopter was doing ?

[@falzelite7420]

Ikr like wtf 😢 I thought they post to rain down water or something

[@jonathansmith8962]

It's controlled burn. They intentionally burn a perimeter so that the fire meets ash and can't spread as easily.

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@altonmccoy8899]

Sky is hazy as hell in Michigan and you can almost smell the smoke it’s crazy hope they can get this contained. We can’t even have campfires in Michigan right now cause of how dry it is

[@ramprashad29]

It’s feels like the end of the world btw you are handsome 😁

[@gondorianslayer4250]

@@ramprashad29 im not dating you.

[@kingthunda614]

🙏🏾 prayers for michigan and all affected from an native Ohioan

[@jHammer358]

I'm in Tennessee and even we have air quality alerts. It has been irritating my eyes. Incredible how far the smoke can go. It's about a thousand miles away. 😟

[@renebrown7394]

Yeah, I’m in Mississippi right under Memphis and its getting smoky

[@madisonc2410]

Here in North Carolina we have the same air quality alerts but I don’t smell anything…yet. It hasn’t bothered me but someone here locally mentioned they can’t quit coughing. I don’t watch the news so I didn’t even realize the smoke was coming down into the US. It is always clouding here now with very little sun anyway so I didn’t think anything about it.

[@RubenDan-ml6ol]

Hello Jennifer, how are you doing today.

[@Emy53]

I hope the citizens of Canada are safe.

[@brandonscott6606]

Believe it or not this is the least of our problems up here. Sorry for the smoke though.

[@amorem4660]

@@brandonscott6606 I read "sorry" with the accent lol

[@strife2746]

@@brandonscott6606 Trudeau and his mass immigration policy is just as big of a problem.

[@paulchristiansen7014]

Justin has to go to jail for many things.. murder. sexual abuse. treason ect.. yes you all read right "murder" of his brother in the avalanche

[@RubenDan-ml6ol]

Hello Emy, how are you doing today.

[@AlienKing423]

So are we’re just gonna ignore the first 5 seconds of this video where it clearly shows them spreading the fire???

[@coachbobbarnes8715]

Back burning is a legitimate technique to limit the spread.

[@HerbalistGoesPvP]

Noob

[@EarthKiid]

Notice the two colors, white smoke and the dark smoke? Looks like omething else is burning, not just the forest.

[@brisfrom]

I knew the government was in on it

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@davidchapman3375]

The video begins with a helicopter literally dumping a stream of smoldering and flaming substance over the forest....its not a "wildfire" if its intentional and during a long period of no rain...over an area that is full of healthy trees vs dried brush

[@davidchapman3375]

What's worse is the preceding 50 comments all begin with "I.." all posts to engratiate the ego and need for attention or inclusion. It's almost as ridiculous as not noticing the flaming bucket. Almost.

[@fireextinguisherr1]

@@davidchapman3375 your actually right everyones talking about themselves...,

[@jpwf0177]

@@davidchapman3375 thats not regular flames bro. They are dropping to control the fire. Thats why no one else is mentioning it but you. They all see it

[@AnonningAnon]

Stop spreading misinformation. They dug trenches and are dropping fire inside the trenches' perimetre to preburn the soil, to stop the fires' progression (burning a fires fuel will mean it won't have room to keep spreading beyond the trenches). Stay informed!

[@Fido-vm9zi]

​@@davidchapman3375 I've been noticing that alot.

[@georgenzioki]

Something s telling me was absolutely deliberate and orchestrated if somebody concurs please hit the like button

[@butterflikissies]

I'm confused, why does it look like the helicopter is starting the fires?

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@butterflikissies]

@@sirthanksalot97 Very interesting! Thank you for explaining, It makes a lot of sense.

[@screwedupj2264]

I cant believe no one is asking about the helicopter that flew above all the trees with that fire before the fire even started. it's crazy everyone buys this bs

[@__ZANE__]

the shills will be to your comment shortly to explain they are using a technique called "backburning" to create a dead line that the fire cannot cross. however, backburning only works on grasslands, not a bunch of trees. this is b/c the fire cannot spread further on the grasslands due to no more tinder. and, in the trees scenario like we have here, there is fresh tinder right next to the trees, so it spreads anyway. watch out for disinfo agents spreading lies. this helicopter is SPREADING THE FIRES!

[@winterlinde5395]

There are a lot of people who are asking about it. The method zanezane is talking of is described on the website of CTIF, the international association of fire services: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.“

[@winterlinde5395]

@Joeyo1967 Do you think the government could have been successful if the climate change hasn’t been here, already? I mean, is it dryer, warmer than before? And with the old conditions it could have worked because the wood was too wet to burn? I don’t know anything about Canada. I’m just interested, because here we have designated „wilderness“ forest and there are more to come.

[@SilverEye91]

@@__ZANE__ Zane, GOOGLE! HAVE YOU HEARD OF IT!? Why are you so insanely bad at doing your own research?

[@__ZANE__]

@@SilverEye91 ...ugh, yeah. google. that will also tell you all about how jet fuel melted steel columns on sept 2001. google. it will also tell you that jibby jabs are "safe and effective". look. why don't you use google to look at the satellite images of when these fires were started?! they were started all at once miles apart. that is statistically impossible for nature to do something like that. time to wake up man.

[@johnnyspin6346]

I could smell this from North NJ. Wow I didnt know what it was

[@kiki21able]

So nobody’s gonna say anything about the beginning of the video….😑😑😑😑😑

[@Lolaschannel8097]

This is insane, I hope everyone stays safe!

[@ClevelandOh216]

Did I not just see the helicopter dumping lava on the forest or am I trippin?

[@__ZANE__]

Pretty soon some paid shill goons will come to your comment and reply that the firefighters are using a technique called "back burning". However, in this case, the technique is obviously not going to work since the trees are so plentifully packed together, and the fire will simply spread to the next line of trees. These shills will also ignore the fact that all these 30+ fires started simultaneously literally 100s of miles apart (statistically impossible). The shills want you to think it's "climate change" causing the fires when it's obviously caused by arson. Corrupt governments want the people to pay climate change "taxes", and they are also trying to get humans out of rural areas, and into their new "15 minute cities. This is the reason why they started these fires on purpose.

[@SilverEye91]

keep in mind Cleveland that Zane is a flat earther who lacks the ability to research.

[@winterlinde5395]

You saw fire fighters lighting a back fire. This is how CTIF (international association of rescue and fire fighters) explain it on their website: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.

[@__ZANE__]

Keep in mind that SilverEye thinks doing his own research is believing everything on the news and government. Meanwhile he's on his 5th booster shot, and still getting CONvid

[@winterlinde5395]

😊… bit into the hornet’s nest…

[@dyonmusiq]

So is that not a helicopter leaking some kind of fire on the ground as the fly pass in the beginning I’m confused

[@robertenglish3921]

😰 I feel like passing out today

[@sirthanksalot97]

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@__ZANE__]

@@sirthanksalot97 ...you are mis-informed. Back burning only works on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here!

[@crichcomedy]

Ok am I the only one who sees the helicopter dropping fire on the trees and starting the “wildfire”?

[@SilverEye91]

It does not start the wildfire.... it's just a controlled burn to stop the fire from spreading.

[@SquatYot]

Why tf is they dropping fire on the trees?

[@carpediemwithLesli]

Im up in the Catskills and we have such a haze and the smoke or smell of fire gave me such a headache today😢 I cant believe so far these fires have reached.

[@lindseyeckert5914]

I grew up in Catskills summertime, we had a couple bad days here in VT but seems like the worst is past. Raining now. Stay indoors stay safe.

[@scsclassics]

Just continue to work from home 🏠

[@kookoo6128]

YOOO..isnt that where Frightful is from?

[@carpediemwithLesli]

@@kookoo6128 don't know what that is🤔

[@carpediemwithLesli]

@@scsclassics not when you own the business 🤷‍♀️

[@theglobaldisasternetwork]

This reminds us of when the Australian Wildfire smoke was traveling around the world. Until recent history, so many of us have underestimated the sheer power that wildfires possess beyond just the burn area.

[@Iconic_maya9]

This is so true

[@AlexAnder-rv1gu]

Wtf. Did we not just watch the same thing? The helicopter dropping the fire to create the problem. C'mon man.

[@Iconic_maya9]

@@AlexAnder-rv1gumate its called back burning

[@thegreg79]

I'm down here in the Florida Keys. The smoke isn't here. Just sunshine and cold drinks on the beach. Hope this clears fast for everyone up north! Until then, come see us on the islands!

[@enongz8430]

Did they burnt the forest on a purpose?

[@SilverEye91]

Nope.

[@__ZANE__]

yes. they did. there's virtually no footage of them dumping water or sand, etc. only footage of them dumping more fire from helicopters. also over 30 fires all started separately 100s of miles apart. that is statistically impossible for nature do that. it was man made.

[@ShivPatel-yc7nf]

Why would we what to destroy are beauty

[@FluoxetinaBelcher]

I'm in North Jersey and it's looked like silent Hill over here, minus the ash failing.

[@nicolejacobsoncovers]

I just bought 2 and 3 again haven’t played it in years

[@beardedslavbrew615]

Is that why the sky is cloudy too?

[@benstone7246]

I wonder when people are going to review satellite images of when the fire began and see that it started in multiple places all at the same time, not typical of a naturally occurring fire that starts in one place then spreads. I smell something nefarious going on

[@Boxxthepaperchaser1]

So nobody gonna say anything about the helicopter pouring the fire mixture on the land on purpose?

[@SilverEye91]

That's a controlled burn, it's a fire fighting technique.

[@shellygardner6410]

Nah, we love the smell of Napalm in the morning

[@__ZANE__]

@@SilverEye91 ...you sir are a liar. Back burning only works on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here!

[@harveyplantharvester1502]

@@SilverEye91 Yeh, cause when firefighters respond to a house on fire, the first thing they do is throw gasoline and more flames on it instead of water. Seriously.....

[@harveyplantharvester1502]

@@__ZANE__ SilverEye is a shill spreading this lie. But FYI, starting a fire on grassland or anywhere is never good and has no benefit!

[@leiaorgana5491]

Why is the helicopter dropping burning stuff on the trees?

[@Klandtano]

I said the same thing!! 😮

[@sirthanksalot97]

@@Klandtano Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@yyuiooa]

I’m in Flushing,Queens and I’m smelling smoke in my house right now. I was wondering why it smells like smoke, until I found this.

[@thomasvazquez8746]

I moved to Charlotte NC from Flushing. Huge Mets fan. Someone just sent me a pic of CitiField right now. Looks crazy. Be safe.

[@small_ed]

I've never heard of wildfires than can turn concrete into powder before 2010, but somehow these blazes have gained magic powers!

[@pjddesign6046]

What’s with the helicopter spitting fire at the start of the video?

[@sirthanksalot97]

@@pjddesign6046 Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@sodvine3486]

@@pjddesign6046 they know what they're doing. Spreading it even more. Don't you realise it's really green out there? You don't find this suspicious?

[@walter2201]

​@@sodvine3486 you literally don't understand basic fire science my dude there is 4 things that create a fire, heat, oxygen, fuel, and a chemical reaction by back burning they create controllable fire ahead of the main fire to cut of the fuel to it since you can't cut off oxygen at that scale, can't reduce the heat or stop the chemical reaction since at that size it evaporates the water before it even touches the base of it the only thing you can do is have so much water like rain or starve it out off fuel which Is what back burning does 😂

[@22lilacsky]

Yeah back burning.... 😂 What a joke. They could use many other ways including putting it out!!!!

[@slolo5798]

I'll pray for Our heavenly father to give us few days of rain this is terrible..I feel sad for all the animals that have died because of these fires😢..

[@stevenupson5660]

I'm in bk east Ny It's crazy how far the smoke and smell reached

[@xcvbghxcvbgh8437]

dudeee same here, i thought the sun was just setting thats why its hazy outside and or because of the rain too but i go outside and see the fuckin sky and im like DAMN its orange

[@josephkali170]

Pull up to Saratoga

[@GrayArea13]

Why is there a helicopter causing arson to the forest? Why are everyone talking about everything else other than the fact that there is an obvious helicopter dropping what appears to be a burning substance on the forest fire which we all hope to put out right? FIRE DOESNT PUT OUT FIRE, It makes more 🔥

[@__ZANE__]

the shills will reply to your comment shortly to explain how the firefighters are using a technique called "back-burning" to create a dead line that the fire cannot cross. however, back-burning only works on grasslands, not a bunch of trees. this is b/c the fire cannot spread further on the grasslands due to no more tinder. and, in the trees scenario like we have here, there is fresh tinder right next to the trees, so it spreads anyway. watch out for disinfo agents spreading lies. this helicopter is SPREADING THE FIRES!

[@winterlinde5395]

@@__ZANE__🥵took me 10 hours

[@winterlinde5395]

I like to cite this article from CTIF. The International Association of Fire Services ("Comité Technique International de prevention et d'extinction de Feu") Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.“

[@Matthew_Klepadlo]

Hope everyone up in the East Coast and Canada stays safe!

[@Babziboo]

We're choking.

[@jessegriffin632]

No one’s talking about why there’s flames dripping from something below the helicopter?

[@JonathanRivea]

Is it me or in the beginning of the vid appears like their setting the trees on fire

[@mtmarcy4495]

My first thought, and admittedly an awful one, was imagining if this were similar to the way fallout from a nuclear blast could migrate. The sky in my upstate NY town is in fact, painted an eerie post-apocalyptic ochre-gray. The smell is not like that of burning wood, rather like that of burning trash. I've never witnessed anything like this in my 52 years.

[@22lilacsky]

Intentional

[@winterlinde5395]

To experience that with the Tschernobyl nuclear power plant (though at the far away fringes of the cloud) has made a lot of Germans want to leave nuclear energy …

[@TheTyree72]

I was walking my dog last night in west chester pa and I noticed the smell and the air hazy under street light. I did try to pinpoint it but assumed it was a fire locally but didnt hear trucks. Its wild it can spread that far and fast

[@BecomeGreaterDaily]

Why’s it look like the helicopter is dropping lava onto the trees?

[@mkultra7588]

I live in PA and I didn't think there was any way that the smoke from a wildfire I canada could reach all the way down here. That was until I found out how big it was.

[@shahaanshaheen5360]

what is that helicopter doing?

[@falzelite7420]

I'm left with confused and betrayed 😕

[@sirthanksalot97]

@@falzelite7420 Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

[@xElectricblaze]

This is so sad! All the wildlife and trails that are ruined from this and all of the trees... :(

[@henshawhench3654]

It’ll bounce back and look like it never happened within a year or two the people and property are what really matters

[@walter2201]

​@Henshaw HENCH it'll take around 100 years to bounce back in the grand scheme not really that long within 5 grasses will fill in the the destruction natural part of the life cycle of forest

[@idkwhythisismyhandle]

Why are they setting the place on fire themselves with helicopters?

[@elputas]

I asked myself that very question that nobody else seems to ask...

[@winterlinde5395]

@@elputasevery second comment asks that question. I asked Google.

[@__ZANE__]

@@winterlinde5395 ...oh you mean the same CIA funded google that also says that jet fuel melts steel columns, and wearing a mask all day long is "healthy"?

[@rinjanipropertyinvestment216]

Why is there a Helicopter dropping fire liquid onto the forest?

[@SilverEye91]

It's a fire fighting method. They're burning parts of the forest in a controlled manner so that the out of control, bigger fire can't spread further.

[@blacktechno29]

Im in Ontario Canada and i have to be locked inside all day because its stink with smoke outside.

[@AvalonMisty]

I was wondering how you were doing up there take care experiencing low lying smoke here in Central Jersey

[@blacktechno29]

@Karen yea it's bad out there but I'm hiding inside

[@davidanonymous5185]

No one mentioning how the helicopter is DROPPING FIRE FROM THE SKY to start this "wildfire". Why are they setting the woods on fire

[@winterlinde5395]

Every other comment 👆

[@joshuaharrison8113]

Seriously so many have noticed this now, you should share this video to push for some kind of reasonable explanation… looks like napalm

[@joshuaharrison8113]

Very strange

[@winterlinde5395]

CTIF („Comité Technique International de prévention et d’extiction du Feu“ international fire fighters association) On their homepage: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.

[@winterlinde5395]

You are funny, ​@@joshuaharrison8113!

[@9unslin9er]

Nice job going green Justin.

[@xxxMixedGenreFavs]

The forest fire has nothing to do with Justin Trudeau 😂, wow!

[@yourlocalBlNGUS]

I’m in New Jersey, and it smells so bad! I wondered why and realized it’s because of the wildfire, the sky looks orange and smells like smoke. I also felt light headed and my stomach hurt. 😊😊😊😊. S E N D H E L P

[@PappaLitto]

stay inside with an air filter of some sort

[@rrachj]

Yesterday the sun was blood red 30 mins past dawn in Eastern North Carolina. It was hazy today with a faint smoke smell.

[@joeyjamison5772]

New Jersey smells bad all the time. How are you going to know when it ends?

[@scsclassics]

Just continue to work from home

[@XavierJackson723]

Wait did anybody notice the stuff that the helicopter was dumping and look like lava

[@SilverEye91]

Everyone noticed it. Most people realize it's a fire spread prevention method.

[@harveyplantharvester1502]

@@SilverEye91 Most people realize it's like pouring gasoline on a fire already burning instead of water. Who do you work for?

[@winterlinde5395]

@@harveyplantharvester1502that’s only you spreading your… opinion

[@__ZANE__]

@@winterlinde5395 ...but backburning only works on grasslands, not large groups of trees. this is b/c the fire can easily spread to the trees right next to the fire! duh!

[@winterlinde5395]

@@__ZANE__ I know. That’s what you always say. But I have decided to believe the CTIF. (Comité Technique International de prevention et d'extinction de Feu-International Association of Fire Services)

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Is anyone else noticed they are not watering the forest from helicopter!!!? They bring fire to the forest! Did you saw that??

[@TheZowwee]

what's up with that helicopter dumping some sort of burning liquid, at the beginning of the vid??? someone tell me?

[@luzg4868]

Why does it look like the helicopter is dumping fire in the forest?

[@4dennis]

What was that helicopter doing?!?

[@__ZANE__]

the shills will be to your comment shortly to explain they are using a technique called "backburning" to create a dead line that the fire cannot cross. however, backburning only works on grasslands, not a bunch of trees. this is b/c the fire cannot spread further on the grasslands due to no more tinder. and, in the trees scenario like we have here, there is fresh tinder right next to the trees, so it spreads anyway. watch out for disinfo agents spreading lies. this helicopter is SPREADING THE FIRES!

[@winterlinde5395]

The method zanezane is talking about is described on the website of CTIF, the international association of fire services: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.“

[@__ZANE__]

@Joeyo1967 ....what a load of shite!

[@winterlinde5395]

@@__ZANE__getting tired?

[@joelortiz2412]

Why was that helicopter dropping fire starting substance, but yet calling it “wild fires”? Wild fires are not intentionally started!

[@bobbyseafood2145]

Yea I’m in Ontario about an hour from Toronto and my whole city smelt so bad. At this very moment of typing it’s not that bad, but earlier today was absolutely brutal. Sorry my neighbours😁

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Who cares about Toronto , the crime and homeless city

[@trevonjoyner1102]

What exactly happened??? I know a wildfire but how did it start?

[@AnonningAnon]

​@@trevonjoyner1102 Most started from lightning, some from arsony and some by accident (campfires, I imagine), which prompted an open fire ban from officials.

[@UppityOne]

@@AnonningAnon Again, people are destroying this planet. Stay safe.

[@madisonc2410]

@@AnonningAnon Surely you do realize they have used direct energy weapons to start those fires in California that happen almost every year. What makes you think they aren’t doing the same thing in Canada? It was intentionally started!

[@AMaria-l8k]

Yea thanks a lot Canada I thought my office building was on fire! I can’t imagine how it is there I pray lord Jesus protects you guys

[@SultanOfQarsherskiy]

Jesus was just a prophet of God. You’re supposed to pray to God, not His creation.

[@jayidee4247]

Canada cannot control which way the winds blow. I hope no person or persons started these fires. Wildlife is being burned to death. People are loosing their homes and there have been no reports of injury or death of people.

[@thomastucker5686]

Like prayer ever did anything. Thank fire fighters and fire pilots and tax payers for funding the operation. When things get done, it isn't by prayer.

[@thomastucker5686]

@@SultanOfQarsherskiy god is just a silly idea.

[@SultanOfQarsherskiy]

@@thomastucker5686 Stop forcing your religion on other people, now isnt the time to convert people to Latheism

[@ricileigh88]

And I was blaming the upstairs neighbor because he blazes all day. Seriously, I hope everyone stays safe.

[@nicolejacobsoncovers]

LOL

[@scsclassics]

Liilally , second had smoke

[@clearvision3316]

Was the chopper pouring lava? Wtf?

[@SirCloudid]

I’m becoming my inner gamer and staying inside all day. 😂

[@strawberry4079]

same inside watching movies and tv tho lol games will be next im sure lol me and husband has breathing probablems we can't be out in to much i was caughing this morning bad and i was inside it woke me up my throat is dry and i know im not thirsty my eyes burn i had to use my inhaler a few times my throat feels like sore throat but it isn't went outside yesterday just to the car and back and couldn't breath ohio prayers it gets under control my husband has copd to and has to go out to work