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#672: Operation Inferno (Clip) · Macroaggressions

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  So, to put this in perspective, and we just talked about how massive the fires are in
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  Europe and how Spain had the largest fire in the history of Spain, the fires in Canada
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  are seven times larger than the Europe fires could put together, okay, just to put this
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  in perspective.
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  There are 900 active fires in Canada as of early August 2026. 900 fires. Where do
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  you even start? Now, I get it. If you look at a map of Canada, there's a great
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  deal of it is uninhabited as you move north, especially like center north, and
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  that's where these fires are. So, again, you could say like, is anybody in
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  danger? Maybe? Yeah, sure. I'm assuming that there are some people in danger. Is
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  Toronto itself in danger? No. It's not good. That's not happening, but you have
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  Ontario, you have Northwest Territories, you have British Columbia. They're all
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  on fire. If you've looked at an aerial satellite map of it, it's crazy
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  actually. It should be business order number one for Canada. Everything
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  should stop until they take care of this, but it seems to me, and I'm an
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  outsider here, but it seems to me like it is not the priority that it should be.
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  I wonder why that is. Maybe Mark Carney, the globalist banker who's
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  rotated in from the Bank of England, maybe he likes this. Maybe this is a dual
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  agent. He's working for the British government. Maybe he likes the idea of
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  Canada smoldering. He's not going to do anything to help it, because this
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  is fixable. This is a problem that is 100% fixable. First of all, if you
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  have arson happening, and I'm going to get into the Spokane thing, but they
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  are going to be a very simple thing to do. You take this guy to the town
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  square like the old days, and you attach him, one leg to one rope, one leg to
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  another rope, and arm to another rope, and arm to a fourth rope, tied to
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  horses, you then connect them all up, put them in a town square, take a gun,
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  fire it into the air to scare the horses. They run in four separate
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  directions, and that is the last time you have an arsonist anywhere near
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  your town. Once you show that you are willing to dismember him in public, that will stop.
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  If you're unwilling or unable to do it, then you're going to deal with this next year too.
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  Canada's going to have fires next year because they're not serious about putting them out.
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  Fire is great for globalists. It is maybe the greatest thing they have because it's
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  natural. They can just say, what me? Mother nature, you've got a problem, take it up
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  with her, vote her out of office. But it's not just that it's smoke. Smoke is
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  one thing. It's poisonous smoke that's hammering everybody from Canada. The
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  northeast of the United States during the World Cup, it was a big issue. During the
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  World Cup final that was played in New Jersey, they were seriously
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  having conversations about moving it. Should have been in LA to begin with,
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  but they were having honest conversations about it because of the smoke. Of course,
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  you couldn't really do that, that short, you know, with that little time. But that
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  was the direction things were headed. So far for Canada, we've got the
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  Thunder Bay fire has burned 319,000 hectares. We've got, remember how I
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  said, there's 900 active fires. So far, there have been 4,324 fires. These are the
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  numbers I have. Obviously, they'll be changing, which worked out to 3,783,685
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  hectares were burned, which works out to the math on this is 9.3
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  million acres. 9.3 million acres in Canada has already burned. How much more
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  do you guys, you guys gonna burn? There's only so many like firefighting
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  airplanes the United States can send up to Canada. Why don't you guys buy more
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  of these things? You're going to need them every year. You clearly have an
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  arson problem. Hey, thanks for watching that clip. If you want to watch the
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  entire video, it is available as well, or you can check it out as an audio
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  podcast, wherever podcasts are served. Thanks a lot.