Charles Leeray

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Charles Leeray

Charles Leeray

@charlesweeray

hardcore radical fence sitting centerist

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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@mikedinslc @Arya_Awake It's not crying for help it's more so "either help, or fuck off". Americans are the ones crying over a bit of smoke. Allegedly shutting down businesses 🤣
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mikedinslc
mikedinslc@mikedinslc·
@Arya_Awake From where I’m sitting it looks like you’re full of shit. But, if true then you don’t need our help and should be just fine on your own.
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mikedinslc
mikedinslc@mikedinslc·
Okay, I have had enough of the fucking Canadians crying about America not helping them fight the fires that are a result of their childish forest management policies. Here is the truth about this bullshit. Aerial firefighters are almost exclusively private companies who operate not out of altruism, but for profit. Canada’s government blocks these American companies from being reimbursed and will only pay Canadian aerial fire fighting companies to operate in Canada. An interesting side note: America pays Canadian companies to fight fires here, and we pay better, and as a result, they are eager to work here. Their efforts are also not altruistic and that’s fine. Canada sent over $25B to Ukraine because Canadians have decided they are European now and much more evolved than those gauche Americans to their south. They SHOULD have been spending that money on better forest management and more fire bombers and the crews to man them. But, as usual, their fallback plan was to turn to the south and put their hands out. Since that hasn’t worked this time, they are now taking to social media to cry about it like the entitled little bitches they have become (not you Alberta, you’re cool). When Trump started calling out Canada for not pulling their own weight, Canadians took to social media to say, “Fuck America, we don’t need you! We’ll buy from China….”, blah blah. Well, call fucking China to fight your fires and refuse to pay them while you’re at it, you unspeakable cunts. If you want our help, ask for it and stop demanding it, and pay our companies for their time. If not, they will go out of business and won’t be here for us. Alternatively, we could help you out by prohibiting your fire fighters from operating here, like you do to us. That will free them up to deal with the consequences of using happy thoughts and songs about sunshine as forest management tools. Now, shut the fuck up and get back to making your delicious syrup.
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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@mcarterSKW @glevonian These people will claim to be Christian and ignore that Jesus said love thy neighbour, and the Bible says respect borders. Some christians
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Butch Carter 🇺🇦
Butch Carter 🇺🇦@mcarterSKW·
@glevonian Hmmm, you’re advocating for the invasion of a sovereign ally. Only one other country in the last 20 years did that and it was Russia. How’s that working out for them?
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Gulag Gulagovich Gulagov
Yeah, and we’re seeing the results of this “unmanagement”. Canada has to fix its problems (or the US has a military that will fix the problems for them). Have a nice day, retard.
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Canada’s boreal forest — the source of much of the wildfire smoke drifting into the U.S. — isn’t like our managed forests in the lower 48. It’s the largest intact forest ecosystem on Earth: roughly 1.3 billion acres (about 78 times larger than Alaska’s Tongass, our biggest national forest, and 7 times larger than all 154 U.S. National Forests combined). It stretches in an almost continuous belt from the Yukon to Newfoundland. Why can’t they just do controlled burns like we do here? Because most of it is remote, roadless wilderness. • Less than 9% of Canada’s population lives in the boreal region. • Less than 1% of the forest itself is developed. • Vast areas have no roads and are only accessible by aircraft or winter roads. You can’t send crews in to do prescribed burns across a billion+ acres of inaccessible terrain the way we can in populated areas near roads and communities in the U.S. Wildfire has been nature’s primary management tool in these ecosystems for thousands of years. Smoke reaching the Northeast isn’t new either. It happened in 1950, 1988, 1995, 2002, 2017, 2021, 2023, 2025, and now 2026. Weather (especially upper-level wind patterns) determines where the smoke goes, not just where the fires are burning. Blaming Canada’s government for “not controlling” these fires is political theater. The scale and inaccessibility make large-scale suppression or prevention across that wilderness fundamentally different — and in many places, practically impossible — from managing forests near U.S. population centers. Nature runs that forest. Politicians don’t. Let’s stop pretending otherwise.

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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@glevonian @bobkeb1123 You understand that Canadas whole defense strategy against the USA is self sabotage right in order to make an invasion more expensive than it's worth this includes destroying oil fields and refineries and power plants that feeds the USA. This includes dumping oil in shared water
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Paul Keegstra
Paul Keegstra@paulkeegstra·
@ztisdale If you can't prevent wildfires, which release tons of carbon, what is the point of net zero policy? We can't stop wildfires, but we can fine tune global temperatures is quite the cognitive dissonance.
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Zachary Tisdale 🇨🇦
Look at all of the defeatist attitude about preventing wildfires in Canada because it's big. Total loser mentality. Man should harness and triumph over nature. It's the whole point of having a civilization in the first place. It's the basis for all science and technology.
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Shawn Quenneville
Shawn Quenneville@Shawnquennevil4·
You couldn't maintain the area in the photo let alone shit going on 80 miles west of thunder bay. We don't have the man power. Perfect world @CNRailway would have lawn and brush maintenance crews from coast to coast, preventing the majority of the fires. Its economically impossible. We would have to use our entire prison population to accomplish ¼ of it.
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Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor@nicksortor·
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump says he CONFRONTED Canadian PM Mark Carney today over toxic wildfire smoke at the World Cup, says he may CHARGE them for damages "I told him, 'you've got to STROP these fires from coming in and poisoning our air. Our air has been POISONED.'" "Maybe they should pay us some damages or something, or we should do some tariffs.. I mean, you had businesses closing. In particular, Michigan. If you look at Detroit, the Detroit, Michigan area, they had to close EVERYTHING!"
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Bkeeelzz
Bkeeelzz@bradykeeler1·
@MamaBear_Tobini @nicksortor You do realize you have over like 30 fires burning in your own state with 2 of those crossing the border into Ontario?
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B.T
B.T@MamaBear_Tobini·
I'm a server in Minnesota, and our patio shifts have cut staff in half for days at a time over the past week. This was a huge problem last patio season as well, so it isn't exactly new to us—but please, stop neglecting the redheaded stepchild of the U.S.Canada’s lack of awareness and control over their forest fires is nothing new, and it is incredibly exhausting. In the Minnesota metro area, you can smell the smoke the second you step outside, and you can visibly see it from your window before you even open the door. We are butt-buddies with Canada compared to fuckin Michigan
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zestyitalian
zestyitalian@zestyitalianCA·
@JBrunner8484 @nicksortor How bad was it for you? Going on 4 days. Two days it was over 500 very bad here. It’s a carcinogen. Their govt should have made a statement, apologizing. Instead their panties are in a twist because Americans are speaking up. ScrewCanada
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Chris
Chris@KriswithaC1·
@JBrunner8484 @nicksortor You guys obviously don't know how to put out a fire. It's been burning for four years, dumb ass.
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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@andgobills @JBrunner8484 @KriswithaC1 @nicksortor In the region this year had the hottest summer day in 90 years only .3°c less than the hottest recorded summer ever. 90 years ago was also one of the largest forest fires in the region and yes the smoke went down south as well. These fires are a cycle old dies, burns, new grows
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EdgeCrusher
EdgeCrusher@EdgeCrusher14·
For all the Canadians who keep posting the same image showing forest area in Canada: Canada has 1.4 million square miles of forest. The US has 1.2 million square miles. Canada is 35-38% covered by forest. The US is 33-36% covered by forest. Quit making excuses and get your government to control this mess.
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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@MattJSchilling @Cycle_Point @EdgeCrusher14 LMFAO do you even know how maid works? The death rate has was 7.1-7.9 pre maid and is now 7.4-7.9 post maid which makes sense considering boomers are aging and dying our death rate was always going to spike when the largest generation reaches "that" age.
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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@MattJSchilling @Cycle_Point @EdgeCrusher14 Cool good thing I'm not a leftist. And it seems like you're iq is lacking. Canadian forest isn't as big as you're 3rd largest state? Because that's wrong it's larger than you're largest state. Or the fires aren't as bad as the ones in your 3rd largest state?
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Matthew Schilling
Matthew Schilling@MattJSchilling·
@charlesweeray @Cycle_Point @EdgeCrusher14 The collective IQ of the Leftist Canadian Collective is still only double digits. Schoedinger Canada: Forests and fires too massive for anyone to possibly deal with yet simultaneously not even as big or bad as our 3rd biggest state... ...Depending on who is doing the whining.
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Charles Leeray
Charles Leeray@charlesweeray·
@MattJSchilling @Cycle_Point @EdgeCrusher14 You're right because Canadian boreal forest is significantly denser and more remote than California. Eastern Americans cry about a bit of smoke for a couple days north western Canada and USA see it every year. Western USA is soft AF
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Matthew Schilling
Matthew Schilling@MattJSchilling·
@charlesweeray @Cycle_Point @EdgeCrusher14 Yawn Canada is like a subscription America never got around to cancelling and then forgot we even had. Except for when you puke on us. A fire in our 3rd biggest state CAN'T POSSIBLY BE like your massive fires that are much too big for anyone to possibly control. Remember?
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Lady Gwendolyn
Lady Gwendolyn@VintageFarmLady·
@DanielTurnerPTF @dailywire "Canaduh" is the only country on earth that can't put out forest fires. This goes on EVERY YEAR. It is a gross mismanagement of our fire fighting resources and our forests. We'll eventually find out (as we always do), that this was likely man made and preventable.
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Daniel Turner
Daniel Turner@DanielTurnerPTF·
Canada keeps exporting wildfire smoke, then exports excuses. Stop blaming "climate change" for government failures to manage forests and prevent catastrophic fires. America shouldn't have to breathe the consequences of Canada's negligence. My latest in @dailywire: dailywire.com/news/blame-can…
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Sko
Sko@ItsSko·
@VintageFarmLady @DanielTurnerPTF @dailywire explain why the US couldn’t put out the wildfires in California last year.? why is the current loss in the US this year, as of today, 3.8 million acres of forests due to wildfires? why can’t the US put out those fires? why does the US require Canadian firefighters each year?
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