Here's one for ya.
False Flag ... what were they hiding or diverting or ... ? Ie, WHY.
This was May 10, 2018. I live in the Mountains of Colorado, west of Denver. Very close to Mt. Evans, 14k. Forest Fire has become a 'thing' here in recent years! In fact, it is a great deal to do with what my husband does for a living - fire mitigation, watershed recovery and forestry management for a reasonably successful non profit out of Lake George, Colorado called CUSP. Coalition for the Upper South Platte. They began as the Hayman Fire Recovery about 15 years ago now.
It freaked me out when this happened. Just one more freakout in a long line of freakout things. I had to leave it alone though, for the time being. Until I could get my thoughts together enough to write something tangible and document what I knew. Yet, again.
So. May 10. I was home, hubby was downstairs working. He got a call in the afternoon about a fire in Harris Park, Colorado which is about 5-10 minutes from us, on the other side of the highway. Because of what he does in this community, he is in the loop. So he got the call and immediately drove over to take a look and help out if need be. He is also a certified on- call firefighter and sawyer.
He got off the phone and let me know what was going on. It was the middle of the afternoon. Also he was concerned about our son at work just up the road from that location. Fire is a big deal here in the summer, ever since the Waldo Canyon Fire of Colorado Springs in 2012 and the Black Forest Fire the following year. He was concerned that if it was an active fire, they could close the highway and our son would be trapped. So he left with more than a little concern.
He came back a short time later (less than an hour) and told me that there was one small fire when he got over there and by the time he left, it was out. TOTALLY CONTAINED. No longer burning.
I was on Facebook the entire time.
When he left, reports of the fire were only just starting to show up on local sites, 'My Mountain Town' and Bailey and Pine, Colorado local chat groups. Also Denver 7 News AND the Platte Canyon Fire Department ... they blew up the story all over (my feed) on Facebook. Something really suspicious. My husband was one of the first people in this loop and yet, Denver 7 News had the "whole story" with all the details, etc. as my husband was just getting back and the situation was JUST being evaluated, partly from his input back to those that alerted him to go inspect this fire in the first place.
My husband did not see any of the reports on the local news or Facebook. He deleted his account there months ago. From his standpoint, returning home and getting back to work, everything was under control. By roughly 4:00 pm the afternoon of May 10.
I kept seeing stuff all over Facebook over this fire.
In fact, I got into a couple of arguments, sort of. When I posted and told people in my local area that the fire was out, about my husband, his call, his inspection and what he told me after he got home. People insisting that it wasn't out, that I didn't know what I was talking about. After that happened with two or three people I backed off, totally out of these conversations. But this phony news reporting just kept going, on and on.
This is serious business. SERIOUS local Deep State Conspiracy.
Here is the official story.
Harris Park Shooting Range Fire 100 percent contained, closure order in effect
http://kdvr.com/2018/05/10/wildfire-burns-near-bailey-in-park-county/
"PARK COUNTY, Colo. -- Officials said the Harris Park Shooting Range Fire was 100 percent contained on Saturday afternoon.
The area will be closed to the public until at least May 15. Park County shared the update on its website.
Evacuation orders had been canceled Thursday evening for residents near the wildfire, which burned in the Harris Park Shooting Range area north of Bailey. The town is in Park County southwest of metro Denver.
Mandatory evacuations were ordered at about 5 p.m. for a few residents. Those orders were lifted and they were allowed to return to their homes around 7 p.m. Thursday.
The Shooting Range Fire was estimated to be 15 acres in size. It was burning in an area about eight miles north of the town of Bailey on U.S. Forest Service land west of Highway 285 near Camp Creek Road.
The Park County Sheriff's Office said target shooting was the suspected cause of the fire, but it was under investigation."
Also there is some confusion here with the date of the article, May 10, which was Thursday. Supposedly, this fire burned until Saturday when it was supposedly put out. Which was May 12.
Here's another report. Could they have used footage from other forest fires?
Fire Breaks Out in Bailey, Evacuations Ordered
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2018/05/10/wildfire-bailey/
But what I know is that it never even got going.
So it gets even more interesting. I shared this story with a friend of mine, someone who lives in a neighboring town. I told her what I just told you. I sent her an email later that night, May 10.
This was her response to me from my email, sharing the story, from May 11, 2018:
"Hmmm.... that’s interesting about the fire. My parents thought there was something weird about it too. The Canyon Courier said there was supposed to be a controlled burn there this week. But they postponed it because it was too wet. My mom even said “this is a coverup!” Wow! How weird."
And, from a second email a few minutes later:
"Wait a minute... just re-read what you said about the fire... holy crap. That’s some creepy shit!
Makes me excited to find out why were all brought together... something... I just know it!"
This was my response:
"WOW!!
Is there any chance you still have that newspaper?
It seems like its physical clearing, I feel tired and cloudy.
Yep, something definitely going on!!"
Then this back, from her:
"Yep... I attached a pic of the article. Maybe you can read it... if you zoom in... it’s from the May 9 edition. "
So take a look. The newspaper definitely pointed to the controlled burn being suspended until the fall due to WET conditions. How likely was it that a wildfire started in this area the very next day of this printed determination?
It won't let me load it! WTF.
Okay, fine. When I can get the scanned document to come up with some technical help, I will load it for all to see. But for the moment, here is the direct quote. From Canyon Courier newspaper in Evergreen, Colorado, May 9, 2018 (which you can see on the attached document that I am looking at):
NEWS BRIEFS
US FOREST SERVICE CONSIDERING PRESCRIBED BURN NEAR BAILEY
"While some community members expressed concern on social media platforms over the proposed burn, Platte Canyon Fire Chief Mark Wesseldine said the department is working with the Forest Service to make sure the fire doesn't burn beyond what's planned."
"I always have concerns when someone is burning. However, the work has to be done," he said. "We've reviewed their prescription and we've approved it. When the conditions are right to burn, they'll do it. With the recent wet weather, however, its probably not going to happen to until fall now."
SEE??
(Yes I know there's a typo in that last line, an extra 'to' but I repeated it exactly as it shows up in the text I am viewing).
My interpretation?
Whatever this 'False Flag' represented and why it was done ... those in authority felt it safe enough to pull off this fake story. Possibly by starting a very small fire and putting it out right away. There was a lot of footage and photographs of people and emergency vehicles in the area, the story was all over the local news. So they showed up and took photos and exaggerated the entire story. News of wildfire spreads FAST in a mountain town, surrounded by forest.
Maybe it was a test of some kind?
For JS
LR 5/24/2018
Photo credit to CBS News.