Emergency evaluations…

[TOM4CWB]

CC…

Fair and balanced…

Trust but verify…

You intentionally missed the 85% who work along side private citizens… with respect and good will…

Cheers

PS… Hitler, Stalin, Mao,… Biden, Trudeau, Putin, Ty…

Over half of the policies and objectives were building communities and civilization…

The Arrogance and deception that tore apart… tortured… and atrocious actions… that occurred … when government over rides civil rights and freedoms… intentionally demonizing those who would stand tenaciously with out fear… against tyranny and evil.

CC… taking statements out of context and for political purposes… intentionally intimidating those points of discussion for folks… to consider….

“Emergency Evaluation “ is required in a free and democratic society… without civil right and freedoms…. A free and democratic civilization is impossible… as the tyranny of the majority who vote… destroyed Nazi Germany… The Soviets… The Chinese communists who killed tens of millions… of humanity who were murdered… in the name of the democratic majority. Martyrs fighting for humanity, freedom… and civil communities.

Civil Servants…. Who choose tyranny… are evil…. This is the issue.

Blessings and Prayers

[Blaithin]

The original debate was about whether counties and the province have the right to mandatory evacuations during fires, floods and other disasters.

Under the Emergency Act they clearly have that authority and even more powers. And as far as I can tell there are only very few people who think they shouldn't have that authority to put public safety first.

And none of that stops citizens and landowners from volunteering to fight fires and work with all the organizations on the ground doing the same as long as authorities including local county firefighters deem it safe to do so.

If you’re going to lecture people you should use the correct terminology.

A rhubarb pie is not the same as a rhubarb strawberry pie, although I’m sure you’d argue it is.

[chuckChuck]

Emergency act or Emergency management act? That is the question? Hardly.

Tom is living under a dictatorship apparently and the civil servants including the UCP minster and his staff, emergency workers, police the paid fire fighters and managers are all evil?

And the fires keep burning and evacuations keep happening because the weather is terrible and there are not enough fire fighting resources to go around.

And the biggest issue is whether or not mandatory evacuations to protect the public are justified or not?

I don't think so.

[Blaithin]

No, that’s not the argument.

But keep saying it anyway.

[chuckChuck]

No, that’s not the argument.

But keep saying it anyway.

What is then?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

No, that’s not the argument.

But keep saying it anyway.

Is the strawman nickname not going to stick?
When losing an argument, chucks first rule is always to deflect and try to force the other side to defend something they have never claimed in the first place.

[Blaithin]

What is then?

I’d recommend going back and reading the points in this thread, they aren’t terribly complex or subtle. If you can’t figure it out after 4 pages I’m not sure I can put it any more simply for you.

[WiltonRanch]

This is the thing. I as well as Chuck live in Saskatchewan. Chuck is farther from the border than I but I choose to refrain from this discussion as I don’t live in Alberta but have family there fighting fire. Speaking from a Saskatchewan perspective forestry here in my general area got really lax with fire prevention over the years. Fireguards on forest boundaries once were maintained regularly but now have been allowed to grow over. Whether they would be any use if maintained is another question but it’s an example of a general neglect of forest management and not a governing party issue as both are responsible for it. Saving grace for forestry land is grazing which keeps fuel load down where possible. If you view your forest as a resource you will maintain as such which means taking measures to do what fire does without a fire. If you view it as nature be prepared for regular fires and realize trying to stop it is foolhardy and goes against your idea of nature. Pick your poison but you can’t have it both ways.

[TOM4CWB]

What is then?

CC….. mandatory vaccination…..

Perfect example….

Same civil rights and freedoms were attacked…

If humans didn’t get the Covid vaccination they were called “treasonous seditious Nazis. “ PM Trudeau clearly took the Emergency Evaluation to force Emergencies Act to intentionally deceive Canadians to vaccinate or lose their jobs and homes… in t process… destroying many businesses their communities…. While big box stores laughed into Billions of $$&$$$ more profits.

If I choose to stay on my farm and fight to the death to protect my community…. That must be my right and anything less is tyrannical evil.

Government Emergency Services…. Can assist us when they have the resources available…. When we choose to abandon our farmstead and community… that must be the decision of the farmers and community.

Blessings CC…. We fight against principalities and powers…. Physical matters are but a limited portion of our lives and problems.

Praying for rain and safety!

[chuckChuck]

There was an official from one of the counties on the news that said a private citizen in a bulldozer pushed through and knocked down some trees and their local fire crew had to run to get out of the way. A dangerous situation.

His message. Efforts to fight fire must be coordinated and individuals and citizens fighting fires must come under the authority of fire crews and their management to prevent dangerous situations like this from happening.

Fire crews and authorities have often praised the efforts of volunteers and landowners to help fight fires when it was safe to do so in a coordinated effort.

But as we know the small number of anti government libertarian types in Alberta don't respect authority, nor will they follow the laws of the land in the emergency management act if they don't agree.

They like Tom, often come with a long list of unrelated conspiracies and political grievances. You have to wonder if they think that they are the only ones in their communities that matter?

If Danny Smith wins the election do you think she will change the emergency management act and give up the power to enforce mandatory evacuations? I doubt it.

So good luck arguing that citizens can do what ever they want in a flood or a fire emergency.