Poor Duncey– she craves my attention! Here ya go girl!

Hey Donk, how’s that HB pension tax?? Lol.

Hey Chief, you have no experience you pencil pushing number cruncher! How’s the view from the window at that cushy desk of yours. The only meeting you probably sit in is sitting on the lap of your favorite council member. I highly doubt you are a chief!!!

TTP can’t help not understanding the truth, his IQ prevents any thought process from going forward. 🙂

Ted the Parrot is a know nothing RAGWUS feeder. 🙂

LOL— Are you doubling down? LMAO— let me catch my breath…hahahaha…. you think the word “brigades” some how signifies that what you wrote was accurate?

Oh my—-You’re missing ALL kinds of boats amigo!

Ricardo–

Now you assert that I am hearing voices? Come on little buddy. YOU wrote that cities and counties “won’t consider” creating volunteer forces. I didn’t write that. I wouldn’t write that because of course it aint true. And even a teensy weensy bit of research would tell even the casual observer that it aint so. So now you know—- they have had volunteers for 100 years…

Those are not little voices in my head, I gave you citations to the world wide web little buddy—- You see this is the problem with many of your “stories” Ricardo—- just not always so accurate!

READ what I posted: “Sadly, CA cities and counties won’t consider developing reserve volunteer firefighting brigades to deal with such fires…”

There are no “reserve volunteer firefighting brigades” in Riverside County. I know of none throughout the state, though it’s possible they may exist somewhere.

What we DO have in some areas is a volunteer program to “ride along” with the paid firefighters. While commendable and helpful, this program is not geared up to provide ADDITIONAL fire protection — what I’m referring to with “reserve firefighting brigades.”

I realize you are incensed that you got caught in your lies. But posting like crazy doesn’t change the fact that you lied — or cover it up.

Soooo, where’s your evidence that “almost EVERY single one of Riverside County’s 100 plus paid fire stations also have a robust all voluteer crew saving millions of dollars”? In every instance I’ve seen (including the video), the volunteers ride as a fourth man on the 3 man fire trucks. No taxpayer savings.

You made it up. You lie.

300 volunteers spread over a county the size of Riverside (half again the size of Connecticut) — with over 100 fire stations — provide all-volunteer crews at almost all the stations? Ludicrous.

Moreover, the volunteers pull a couple 24 hour shifts a month (36 hour minimum required by Riverside), so they can’t all get together at a station and man a “volunteer” fire truck — let alone a truck at every station.

Volunteers provide a bit of welcome extra manpower, but only a fraction of what’s needed. Moreover, we need far bigger on-call reserve volunteer fire brigades for the big brush fires.

I called the STATIONS, and spoke with the FIREFIGHTERS. The phone numbers are on that page listing the fire stations. Anyone can make those calls to verify my survey. Even you.

On the other hand, you talked to your inner self, and made stuff up. You got exposed.

Perhaps it’s time for you to change your fake name. Again.