MY CALIFORNIA. BURNING - Page 3

MaRina · ‎08-12-2013

We live close enough to have ash on our vehicles. We also know someone who evacuated his home. It's so devastating. Pray for rain!!

VAbelle · ‎06-23-2014

@NoelSeven wrote:

QVCADDICTION:

You might want to take down your other post, or at least edit out the text so you don't have two going at once.

Go up to the 3 dots at the top right of your post, click on it and choose the edit option or the delete option.

Are you now taking on the role of the moderator too?

HappyDaze · ‎06-13-2012

one thing I never understand is why people don't just open their gates and barns and doors to let their animals get away if they cannot take them with them. They'd at least have a chance. It breaks my heart to think of the animals burned alive because they were stuck in houses, barns, or fenced in areas. ((

catwhisperer · ‎07-11-2010

I promise to remind myself every day that I am strong, courageous, and resilient.

Mothertrucker · ‎01-30-2015

I live in the San Gabriel Foothills and was evacuated in a Fire January 2014...helpless, terrified, now we are in fear that the much needed rain will totally wipe us out..like it did in 1969.. They say the K Rails will be up Zmother 5 years....

it is devastating..my heart goes out to all...

NoelSeven · ‎03-09-2010

There's a light rain here, has been going on for maybe half an hour.

I hope it's raining harder in the fire area, which is not that far away from here.

A Thrill Of Hope The Weary World Rejoices

NYwoman · ‎03-09-2010

California has LONG known of this finite resource yet they encouraged an ever growing population of under educated, financially dependant population who squated there, in addition to the Sanctuary cities. The state financially strapped itself financially, like Greece and Puerto Rico. It has no resources to use ocean water or find other resources. Now, everyone must pay the price that was predicted LONG ago. '

The citizens of California voted these policies in and accepted the consequences of having a large, dependent population of people who owe alliance to other countries and disregard our laws.

NoelSeven · ‎03-09-2010

@NYwoman wrote:
California has LONG known of this finite resource yet they encouraged an ever growing population of under educated, financially dependant population who squated there, in addition to the Sanctuary cities. The state financially strapped itself financially, like Greece and Puerto Rico. It has no resources to use ocean water or find other resources. Now, everyone must pay the price that was predicted LONG ago. '

The citizens of California voted these policies in and accepted the consequences of having a large, dependent population of people who owe alliance to other countries and disregard our laws.

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No connection and not true.

Drought and dry tinder = fire.

A Thrill Of Hope The Weary World Rejoices

Puzzle Piece · ‎06-29-2010

@NoelSeven wrote:
@NYwoman wrote:
California has LONG known of this finite resource yet they encouraged an ever growing population of under educated, financially dependant population who squated there, in addition to the Sanctuary cities. The state financially strapped itself financially, like Greece and Puerto Rico. It has no resources to use ocean water or find other resources. Now, everyone must pay the price that was predicted LONG ago. '

The citizens of California voted these policies in and accepted the consequences of having a large, dependent population of people who owe alliance to other countries and disregard our laws.
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No connection and not true.

Drought and dry tinder = fire.

Noel - the poster is referring to our ability to pay to stop the fires. States of emergency are called for.

NYWOMAN - You are correct in what you wrote. I've lived here all my life along with many relatives older and long gone. However, you must know that many Californians are transplants from other states - especially back East.

They bring their nonsense here and also vote. They vote things in that should NEVER have been done. They didn't live here long enough to know our history and what this State needs. They are to blame in my opinion.

Never Forget the Native American Indian Holocaust

NoelSeven · ‎03-09-2010

@Puzzle Piece wrote:
@NoelSeven wrote:
@NYwoman wrote:
California has LONG known of this finite resource yet they encouraged an ever growing population of under educated, financially dependant population who squated there, in addition to the Sanctuary cities. The state financially strapped itself financially, like Greece and Puerto Rico. It has no resources to use ocean water or find other resources. Now, everyone must pay the price that was predicted LONG ago. '

The citizens of California voted these policies in and accepted the consequences of having a large, dependent population of people who owe alliance to other countries and disregard our laws.
*****************************

No connection and not true.

Drought and dry tinder = fire.
Noel - the poster is referring to our ability to pay to stop the fires. States of emergency are called for.

NYWOMAN - You are correct in what you wrote. I've lived here all my life along with many relatives older and long gone. However, you must know that many Californians are transplants from other states - eespecially back East.
They bring thier nonsense here and also vote. They vote things in that should NEVER have been done. They didn't live here long enough to know our history and what this State needs. They are to blame in my opinion.