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At the exact same time the ABC is reporting the BoM – Weather bureau warns South Australia could experience heaviest rainfall in 30 years –
Hopefully they wont get as much as Cape Leveque up pindanpost.com/2015/01/08/weather-not-climate-8/ our way, at 400mm plus last night … it’s the same system for them in SA.
The reports are constructed to give the impression of a hell of fires to reinforce the Global Warming message. In the same way, reports of devastating snow falls and cold weather in America, Asia and the Middle East are suppressed. The reporting process is subordinate to the political process of brainwashing and indoctrination. Truth was again the first victim in this struggle.
The Sentinel satellite system shows only one fire in SA in the last 72 hours and thats distant from Adelaide.
sentinel.ga.gov.au/#/main
The ABC has hyped the fires way past the point they were a problem.
And you will see zero media coverage of the fires currently burning in the WA Pilbara and interior, because nobody lives there.
The problem isn’t bushfires. The problem is people living in bushfire prone areas without adequate preventative measures. Unfortunately, the media would crucify any politician who came out and said this.