Indeed, so many coincidences: 1. Both fires happened in France. 2. Both structures were made primarily of wood. 3. Old wood is extremely flammable. 4. Historical structures weren't built with fire protection or suppression in mind.
Yet another fire destroying yet another French architectural landmark. So many coincidences.https://twitter.com/Arch_Revival_/status/1143528918798016517 …
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Multi centuries old oak beam (Notre-Dame) are not highly flammable. Steel is more flammable than this kind of wood.
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This cause for the increase of suspicious fires can't blamed on conservatism, free-enterprise, capitalism nor the culture of self-reliance & self-responsibility. Of these, France has very little and what is left is declining. So, just what are the reasons for their decline????
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I can't tell if this a serious question
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Do you think it might be something else?
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Coincidence is coincidence. Lackluster funding for preserving old buildings in a country that is littered with them will cause such accidents.
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And many would probably immediately jump to African or Muslim migrants, yet I wouldn't be surprised if it was white, European globalists, being one of many steps to a one-world government and society.
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Lord protect us from being overcome by these tragedies-in-the making.....from inside.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Even in French, no news about investigation and causes of this fire.
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