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    Richard Ilfeld

    Has anyone noticed the forest fires in Europe…due to climate change, of course.
    I would think of a thousand smart remarks, like ma nature trying to balance ut C oh two ..
    but having been in a forest fire, they are genuinely terrifying.
    In the US west, things were controlled for many years. The fires are a natural thing…lightning, ya know, but if
    you permit a fair amount of logging dispersed across your entire forest you have both fire-beaks and roads,
    not to mention heavy equipment and operators that will pitch in when needed. Sequester some to stay natural, put th rest on a cycle length
    determined by the tree species, keep the arborists busy watching for beetles and botulism, and you have a healthy forest and manageable
    fires. Drought years are tougher so you pre-position assets and stop controlled burns then.
    We did this for about 80 years.

    Then we were told to stop, sometimes by people who, I swear, had never seen a tree that wasn’t growing in a pot. SO the Pseudo-scientific left banned most logging and forestry
    in flyover country, and our fires have been more difficult ever since. These aren’t virgin growth forests in Europe, either, for the most part, as wood was their primary construction material for buildings and boats for, oh, 20 centuries. But now we “preserve” them, and so they burn.

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      MrGrimNasty

      Firebugs everywhere with multiple motives from mischief, to terrorism, to trying to acquire land on the cheap.

      For instance, allegedly the Mafia have been tying flammable rags to the tails of cats and releasing them from cars into the countryside. They’ve found candles burning in scrub. And various delayed ignition contraptions.

      Most of these fires are no more natural or accidental than they are ‘fueled by climate change’.

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      David Maddison

      Given the demographic changes in Europe, it could be pyroterrorism.

      It’s a recognised thing but not woke to discuss it. Leftists want to deny it exists because the demographic from which the terrorists are drawn is their preferred support base.

      E.g., in Australia’s case:

      Australia’s Nightmare: Bushfire Jihad and Pyroterrorism | National Observer: Australia and World Affairs

      https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.687867120962000

      On the other hand, the fires must alert us to the extreme danger posed by pyroterrorism, especially as global terrorist organisations continue to modify their strategies in the face of the increasingly effective counter-terrorism measures that are being employed against them.

      https://www.smh.com.au/national/scorched-earth-terror-threat-20120505-1y5o6.html

      Scorched earth terror threat

      Australia has been named as a specific target for pyro-terrorism in the latest edition of an online terrorism magazine linked with al-Qaeda.

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        MrGrimNasty

        It’s in the Jihadist handbook as a recommended method, been known for ages. Yes it gets little mention.

        Instead the authorities prefer to tell everyone when the optimum time is to go out and set fires with their extreme fire risk warnings which are more intended to promote the climate change narrative.

        It’s very noticeable in the UK that we get plenty of instant BBQ fires up to the point the BBC start issuing the warnings, then the big deliberate fires start.

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    tonyb

    I was astonished to read of the breadth and depth of Canada euthanasia law with some 16000 people annually dying through it. In Britain they are trying to get such a law on the statute books but it would seem the Canadian definition for euthanasia is broadly drawn with not everyone seeming that willing.

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    tonyb

    Housebuilding in Britain is expected to surge following the influx of migrants that the general population say are not wanted but falls on Deaf Govt ears.

    I think there is a similar situation in Oz with the population surging, often with people from China, SE Asia and India.

    In Britain there is a practical block on housebuilding, the disposal of sewage. You can couple that with the lack of reservoir capacity to supply Britain’s water needs, without even diverting down the topic of data centres and their use of water. Come to that, where is the electricity coming from?

    Obviously the elite in both our countries have got the matters well in hand and will deal with any problems that arise with their usual level of competence.

    https://dailysceptic.org/2026/07/24/theres-one-very-stinky-reason-why-labours-housebuilding-targets-are-doomed-to-fail/

    On the whole Britain has more water than OZ but it has an aging infrastructure. I don’t know whether water or sewage disposal in Australia is a concern as your population grows?

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    Honk R Smith

    If you’re a Communist … thank a teacher.

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    David Maddison

    Does the recombinant shingles vaccine reduce the risk of dementia?

    On a side note: I got shingles when I was trekking in the Himalayas and I was way beyond medical help with nowhere close for a medical helicopter to land so I had to tolerate it and push on and it was absolutely miserable (not that medical intervention would have helped much even if available). Prior to that, the medical recommendation was that my age group at the time didn’t need to get the vaccine but that changed soon after.

    Paper:

    https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/alz.71407

    Reduced risk of dementia with recombinant zoster vaccine in US adults age 65 or older

    INTRODUCTION
    Herpes zoster vaccines may lower the risk of dementia onset. We evaluated new-onset dementia among US Medicare beneficiaries ≥65 years old following recombinant zoster vaccination (RZV).

    METHODS
    We matched one RZV-exposed to two RZV-unvaccinated on age, sex, and race/ethnicity. Individuals were ≥65 years old on the RZV dose 2 date (RZV-exposed) or preventive care visit date (RZV-unvaccinated), enrolled in Medicare ≥11 months before this date, and had no pre-existing dementia of any type. Weighted Cox proportional hazards models generated hazard ratios (HR) of new-onset dementia, Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and vascular dementia (VD).

    RESULTS
    The incidence per 1000 person-years of new-onset dementia for 15,061/502,845 RZV-exposed and 36,526/1,005,690 RZV-unvaccinated was 10.45 and 15.73, respectively. Time-dependent HRs (95% confidence interval) for ≤3 and >3 years’ follow-up were as follows: 0.67 (0.65, 0.68); 0.74 (0.69, 0.79) for dementia; 0.72 (0.69, 0.74); 0.83 (0.74, 0.94) for AD; 0.67 (0.64, 0.70); 0.66 (0.57, 0.78) for VD.

    DISCUSSION
    Two-dose RZV may lower new-onset dementia, AD, and VD risk.

    SEE LINK FOR REST

    Video discussion:

    https://youtu.be/gVkXDSt5QYQ

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    David Maddison

    Video:

    A confused blue-haired Leftist gets upset with police for “misgendering” him and throws a childish temper tantrum.

    The public video of his tantrum will probably render him unemployable.

    Dr Todd Grande analyses the case and discusses the whole issue of forced pronoun use and controlling the speech others:

    https://youtu.be/cxIidDcKkXw

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    Bill Treuren

    Its quite easy the fabricate a biased study. People who vaccinate care for themselves better etc.

    I would suggest that taking 5000U of Vit D3 per day would achieve far more including preventing or reducing the impact of any infection and cancer as a side benefit. Not just shingles any infection.

    Even TB struggles to kill you with adequate Vit D levels.

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      David Maddison

      Yes, the possible healthy user bias was mentioned in the video.

      Also agreed about Vitamin D.

      But the apparent reduced dementia risk from this particular vaccination is still worth investigating and the reasons for it.

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    Bill Treuren

    Talking about water and society, the key point is that there is no shortage of water just much has salt with it.
    In a world where energy is low cost, desal make the left wing celebrity “water poverty” the enemy no more.

    Energy is everything and they know it. Low density W&S keep the world in perpetual resource poverty where central planners issue rationed quantities to the compliant participants and the rest of of us, to the low energy gulag.

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