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Opaline - rubbish - and a gross insult to each and every man, woman and child who endured that ghastly fire that horrific day from hell. Some giving their lives os those they loved could live. In saying what you just have and turning on, yet again, the grinding long playing record of GW whinings that "we were right" of the Flannery, Gore sets - ideas set in the concrete of "political dogma" just for the advantage and advocacy of political ideologies they love and want to progress, (so lucrative for them and their ilk!) you've virtually trampled on the hallowed graves and cherished memories of all who suffered and/or died that day - and all who are still suffering - the scope and breadth and horrors and depths of that ghastly day you would never even be able to begin to imagine, let alone understand.

I live with the living who still have nightmares, who still need counselling who still live in despair and hopelessness, and whose lives are living hell. Many of them live lives which are ruined shreds of the lives they previously enjoyed. Yet so brave. Outsiders telling flippant half truths and drawing "convenient truth" hare-brained conclusions so they can feel good about their ignorant ponderings on things they have never experienced just to make some shallow cheap political point, cannot even begin to comprehend the subtleties of the actual real happenings that day, and such musings don't "cut it" with these victims.. Don't need them. So desist. Please.

Some of the worst bushfires in Australia, EVER, were in the early 1850's, in NSW! NO industry, NO emissions, NO talk of global warming.

Melbourne, today is about 0 - to 10 degrees - max. Freezing. A hundred years ago, we're told, on this exact same date, the temp. in Melbourne was 24C degrees.


Faulty wires, unrepaired, allegedly caused the major Kilmore fires on Black Saturday. According to the Royal Commission findings.
And yes, the Greens stifling anti-clearance rules and regulations contributed to the huge problem of the available fuel supplies which kept these major monster blazes running.