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  • @tabaxikhajit4541
    @tabaxikhajit4541 Рік тому +2

    The flies there are intense! I wonder why... (edit: I looked it up and I guess the warm climate, and "sandy soil makes a good breeding ground.")

  • @hs3545
    @hs3545 2 роки тому +6

    Document repeats half way through the time. The first run finishes at 46:00

  • @taniagudka1966
    @taniagudka1966 2 роки тому +4

    This documentary is on twice.

    • @briankistner4331
      @briankistner4331 2 місяці тому

      WHY DO MORONS DO THIS?????? To get my money from YT????

  • @drats1279
    @drats1279 6 місяців тому +1

    I don't understand the stay and defend mentality when you see what is coming your way. Stuff is only stuff and you can get more, your life only comes once.

  • @LosDesafiosdeUruguay.
    @LosDesafiosdeUruguay. Рік тому +2

    if you think this is bad wait 20 years.

  • @tabaxikhajit4541
    @tabaxikhajit4541 Рік тому +4

    I understand the frustration with the Prime Minister in this documentary, but I respect him for saying he doesn't care if it destroys his career. "It's not about me. It's about the job I have to do." As an American who watched a former President attempt to destroy our democracy for his personal gain, sanity and personal responsibility, however imperfect, is precious to see.

  • @aprilsmith3683
    @aprilsmith3683 Рік тому +1

    Incredible sadness follows an unthinkable loss...🇿🇦

  • @Alex462047
    @Alex462047 9 місяців тому +1

    As much as this wasn't directly ScoMo's fault, one may marvel at his continued ability to put his foot in his own mouth. People don't need his advice on how to handle loss, they need an undertaking from him that everything will be done to avoid this happening again, and that's why people were so angry at him back then. He shifted blame to the state government (not unjustifiably) and proceeded to do very little. That's not the action of a prime minister.

    • @joshuasmith6439
      @joshuasmith6439 7 місяців тому +2

      ScoMo was absolutely horrendous at Cobargo. They all saw it as a political stunt and that's exactly what it was. His criticism was rightfully deserved.

  • @absolutetruthgirl
    @absolutetruthgirl Місяць тому

    The Canadian government has spent $800 million for initiatives that support wildland fire response, prevention and mitigation. The Canadian military was sent to British Columbia to aid firefighters in 2023 and was a visible presence in my small town. What is the Australian government doing?

  • @Charlene-ee2pt
    @Charlene-ee2pt Рік тому

    Its crazy. On 9/11 the ground all planes. When something like this happens i cant understand y they cant in that area, wether its australia, america, or where ever, ground planes n automatically send all fire drop planes helicopters to the area n just water bomb, instead trying to tackle it on ground espesally if its gt so bad. N i mean even if they have to get water drop planes from other countries then so b it. Its crazy. The reason i sY bout the grounding of the planes at the time is to clear air traffic to allow for water drop to have i,ediate safe skies to the fire stuck nightmare.

    • @chellesama8256
      @chellesama8256 Рік тому

      Water drops aren't always possible - high winds making flying dangerous and pushing falling water off course.

  • @michaelpcooksey5096
    @michaelpcooksey5096 9 місяців тому +1

    With the climate change it may come to a point where the only logical thing to do is to begin depopulating the country and creating bunker style homes for fire retreat along with perhaps mobile homes for everyday living. But that's logic. Humans often need a lot of help before logic can operate. Looks to me like the weather down under is only going to get worse and worse.

  • @seanreid349
    @seanreid349 Рік тому

    The impact on Aistralia is equal to the CO2 theyre coal is impacting the atmosphere