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Tuesday, September 30, 2025
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Saturday, September 27, 2025
Aliens in Cybertrucks? Trump Weighs In on Burrowing Thetans
Aliens in Cybertrucks?
A startling new rumor has been circulating across fringe political forums and late-night talk shows: fleets of alien visitors are reportedly entering the United States in UFOs disguised as Tesla Cybertrucks. According to self-styled cosmic insiders, the extraterrestrials have chosen the boxy electric vehicle because it “doesn’t raise eyebrows” on American highways—except, perhaps, for those who think it looks like a futuristic toaster.
President Donald Trump has allegedly commented on the phenomenon, suggesting that he may arrange a direct meeting with these visitors. “We’ll sit down, we’ll talk. Nobody talks to aliens better than me,” he supposedly declared at a recent rally. Eyewitnesses claim he emphasized that the beings were not only disguised but also burrowing beneath the nation’s infrastructure, tunneling underground with unknown intentions.
Some theorists connect the UFO-Cybertruck wave to the old concept of Thetans—immortal spiritual entities said to inhabit human bodies. In this revised narrative, the newcomers are thought to be Thetans made flesh, arriving in borrowed Cybertruck shells to blend into American culture before surfacing at strategic moments.
Complicating matters further, several reports describe the visitors’ appearance as strangely familiar: tall, pale, and “looking suspiciously like Russians.” This has only fueled speculation that world politics may soon involve interstellar negotiations that blur the line between Cold War nostalgia and science fiction fantasy.
Whether genuine invasion, elaborate hoax, or a new wave of political theater, the imagery is proving powerful for Trump supporters. “Aliens, Cybertrucks, and MAGA in one sentence,” one attendee remarked, “sounds like the start of the greatest campaign in the galaxy.”
Could they be panning for gold under the oceans? Have you seen any odd looking guys cruising the local hot spots with gold pans? Where they driving Cybertrucks?
Be alert.
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
THE Beef Trail Fire
https://thecariboonews.blogspot.com/2025/09/beef-trail-creek-fire-area-under.html
Area restriction in effect for the Beef Trail Creek wildfire
August 31, 2025
WILLIAMS LAKE – The Cariboo Fire Centre continues to respond to the Beef Trail Creek wildfire (C51672). This wildfire is estimated to be 950 hectares and is located north of Ulkatcho First Nation and Anahim Lake and east of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park.
In the interest of public and responder safety, this amended area restriction takes effect immediately and remains in place until Sept. 30, 2025 at noon or until the Order is rescinded.
This Order applies to Crown land within the geographic boundaries described below and as outlined on the map. The map and described boundaries outlined below are an amendment from Aug. 30, 2025.
North Boundary: Commencing at the intersection of the Dean River and Road Permit FLA56805 at Coordinate 1 (52° 47.736′, -125° 32.709′), follow the southern edge of the Road Permit southwest to the intersection of Road Permit FLA56805 and Road Permit A55903 CP 41 at Coordinate 2 (52° 47.117′, -125° 33.737′). Take a bearing of 216 degrees for 3,407 meters to a point along the Tweedsmuir Park Boundary at Coordinate 3 (52° 45.644′, -125° 35.546′).
East Boundary: From Coordinate 5, take a bearing of 35 degrees for 5,435 meters to the intersection of Louis Squinas Ranch 14 Reserve boundary and Abuntlet Lake at Coordinate 6 (52° 34.274′, -125°26.239′). Following the western boundary of Louis Squinas Ranch 14 to the north, reconnecting with the west shore of the Dean River. Follow the west shore of Dean River north to the boundary of Blackwater Meadow 11 Reserve. Follow the western boundary of Blackwater Meadow 11 Reserve north to the western boundary of Willow Meadow 9 Reserve then going east to reconnect to the west shore of the Dean River. Follow the west shore of the Dean River to the point of commencement at Coordinate 1.
South Boundary: Following the north edge of the Chilcotin-Bella Coola Highway 20 east to the intersection of the Chilcotin-Bella Coola Highway 20 and Road Permit R07111 AM02,04,09 at Coordinate 5 (52°31.899′, -125° 29.054′). Travel on the highway is not impacted by this Area Restriction.
West Boundary: Following the Tweedsmuir Park Boundary south to the intersection of the Tweedsmuir Park Boundary and the northern edge of Chilcotin-Bella Coola Highway 20 at Coordinate 4 (52° 33.074′, -125° 43.659′).
Access to the Dean River for travel, recreation, or other authorized users remains open. However, the Beef Trail Road is closed, as it lies within the restricted area.
Here is a detailed map of the affected area:
25 C51672 MAP AreaRestriction Public 8.5x11P Aug 31Download
Under this Order and section 11(2) of the Wildfire Act, a person must not remain in or enter the restricted area without the prior written authorization of an official designated for the purposes of the Wildfire Act, unless the person enters the area only in the course of:
Travelling to or from his or her principal residence;
Using a highway as defined in the Highway Act;
Travelling to or from private or leased property to access a secondary residence or recreational property that is not under an evacuation order;
Travelling to or from First Nations reserve land;
Range development and/or Range practices as defined in the Forest and Range Practices Act;
Supporting the government in the completion of wildfire suppression activities.
Road closures and area restrictions are subject to change depending on fire activity. For the most current information please visit the fire prohibitions and restrictions section of the BC Wildfire website for the Cariboo Fire Centre.
Failure to comply with Section 11 restricted area requirements may result in a violation ticket for $1,150.
Report a wildfire
The Cariboo Fire Centre would like to thank the public for its continuing help in preventing wildfires.
To report a wildfire, unattended campfire, or open burning violation, dial *5555 on a cell phone or call 1 800 663-5555 toll-free. You can also report a wildfire using the BC Wildfire App Report a fire function. Reporting through the app lets you upload images and can be used without service.
Stay up to date with the latest wildfire news on:
Contact
Fire Information Officer
Cariboo Fire Centre
778 799-2100
BCWS.CaFCInformationOfficer@gov.bc.ca
Area restriction expanded for the Silver Basin area
Read the latest Information Bulletins
Area restriction in effect for the Beef Trail Creek wildfire
August 31, 2025
August 30, 2025
Area restriction in effect for the Beef Trail Creek wildfire
August 30, 2025
August 30, 2025
Category 1 campfires prohibited throughout the Cariboo Fire Centre
August 26, 2025
Category 1 Campfire Prohibition planned for the Kamloops Fire Centre
August 26, 2025
August 26, 2025
Coastal Fire Centre to enact Category 2 Open Fire Prohibition in Haida Gwaii
July 23, 2025
July 21, 2025
Coastal Fire Centre to enact Category 1 Open Fire Prohibition
July 15, 2025
Media information
Members of the BC Wildfire Service information team are available by email or phone to:
arrange and conduct interviews
provide backgrounders, photos and B-roll
arrange access to fire sites
Contact a Fire Information Officer for more information.
Ministry of Forests news
Read the latest news from the Ministry of Forests, which includes the BC Wildfire Service.
Report a wildfire
1 800 663-5555 or *5555 on a cell
Contact
Fire information line: 1 888 336-7378
Twitter: @BCGovFireInfo
Facebook: BC Wildfire Service
Monday, September 1, 2025
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