Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "How Australia’s Wildfires Create Their Own Hellish Storms" video.

  1. Well, the combined areas on fire are significantly smaller that previously seen in Australia (where wildlife and fauna are notoriously adapted to and even dependent on wildfires) so the current firenados and whatnot certainly can't be record breaking. So although the explanations may seem interesting, the implied drama is hysterically overdone.
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  2. Christopher Maurer Have you tried looking up the last centuries of records? I recommend Tony Heller's channel on this subject vs climate alarmism...
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  3. Christopher Maurer You're not making sense. My statement was only about size, so you can't say "only right about size"... When the actual size is exaggerated, it's overdone. The hysteria to me comes from the way it's done. She could have just reported on the facts instead of using breathless hyperbola. And while human property and lives may be threatened more than previously, but I haven't checked, the increased population density would need to be taken into account, to give a comprehensive picture. Some find truth disturbing, but that's not my problem, but it's mindless nonsense to claim the current fires has more impact on fauna and wildlife than ever seen before. They're much smaller, so how could they disturb wildlife more? If not for my "disturbing" comment, you'd go on taking the climate alarmist nonsense at face value. Do you prefer to be mislead?
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  4. Christopher Maurer Oh, and yes, the firefighting capacity was woefully inadequate (again), but that's sloppy work by the elected politicians – and certainly nothing new – as you'll see for yourself, if you check the old newspaper archives...
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