Thank-you.
Had a look, convincing evidence.
Or keep it for themselves (the globalists). Hawaii is valuable property; not only for aesthetics (it is lovely) with its ocean front or mountains. There are rainforests and deserts. The soil is fertile and easy to grow stuff in. The islands have a lot to offer and the globalists take the good lands for themselves wherever that may be. Hawaiians are laid-back natured and never expected this.
"correct"? No, I don't mean "correct", I mean correct, right, true, truthful.
He claims the "whole thing" was faked the same was as the war in Ukraine? The same way fake? bombs were dropping in Japan?? Nukes are fake? He says they can fake entire cities on other planets???
He claims images are fake, implies they are CGI. Says he is only able to find them in low resolution. Do you understand the concept of resolution?
I clearly showed that they are easily found in high resolution and they show NO signs of fakery.
Do you not see that I am correct there?
He claims the young woman is an actress with no proof and for some reason insists that the remains should be black and not white/grey..
Which part of it is convincing and why? What about my analysis of it?
https://abc7chicago.com/maui-wildfires-lahaina-front-street-wildfire-what-caused-hawaii/13632736/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/08/10/maui-wildfires-why-weather-climate/
https://cms.ctahr.hawaii.edu/littonc/Research/Invasive-Grasses-Wildfire-Restoration
https://mauiinvasive.org/2013/09/09/devil-weed-sneaks-into-hawaii/
Who wins, the above articles, or the following unbacked statement from post #1: ?
"Beyond natural wildfire or ground-level arson fires, there is a third and far more likely sore for the firestorm: Directed Energy Weapons (DEW)."
LAHAINA IS DEVASTATED - DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS - WAS MAUI HIT BY A DEW?
WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE
Jeff Bezos, Oprah Winfrey, Jimmy Buffett and Nvidia cofounder Jensen Huang are among the billionaires with HOMES on Maui... Clint Eastwood, Mark Zuckerberg,...
Oprah silent amid Maui wildfires as Hawaii residents beg for her help | Daily Mail Online
What others have reported. Below
Amazon founder and chairman Jeff Bezos, the worldâs third richest person, bought a mansion near La Perouse Bay on Mauiâs southern coast in 2021 for $78 million. The Bezos Earth Fund, Bezosâ pledge to spend $10 billion over a decade to fight the impact of climate changeâfrequently referenced as a reason behind the unprecedentedly severe Maui wildfiresâhasnât yet issued any public statements nor responded to a request for comment. In her Threads post on Thursday, Bezosâ fiancee Sanchez said that she and Bezos have âbeen on the phone with local residents and officialsâ in addition to her comment about their plan to make donations.â In the past, Bezos has reportedly given to various Maui-based organizations, mostly grants in the single-digit millions including a gift (amount unspecified) to the Hawaii Land Trust, which focuses on land conservation and restoration. Spokespeople for Bezos didnât respond to Forbesâ questions.
Amazon founder and chairman Jeff Bezos, the worldâs third richest person, bought a mansion near La Perouse Bay on Mauiâs southern coast in 2021 for $78 million. The Bezos Earth Fund, Bezosâ pledge to spend $10 billion over a decade to fight the impact of climate changeâfrequently referenced as a reason behind the unprecedentedly severe Maui wildfiresâhasnât yet issued any public statements nor responded to a request for comment. In her Threads post on Thursday, Bezosâ fiancee Sanchez said that she and Bezos have âbeen on the phone with local residents and officialsâ in addition to her comment about their plan to make donations.â In the past, Bezos has reportedly given to various Maui-based organizations, mostly grants in the single-digit millions including a gift (amount unspecified) to the Hawaii Land Trust, which focuses on land conservation and restoration. Spokespeople for Bezos didnât respond to Forbesâ questions. No!
On the defeat of Bill 10 and why housing on Maui is so expensive
As Jeff Bezos buys up Maui, Hawaiian locals hope for the best
(As Jeff Bezos buys up Maui, Hawaiian locals hope for best)
November 4, 2021 5:33pm
Large Land Owners Map -- Maui Island
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Oprah Winfrey, a part-time Maui resident for over 15 years, owns extensive properties on the island. Her 1,000-acre portfolio includes a farmhouse in Kula, southeast of Lahaina. While wildfires threaten the area, she also possesses acreage near Mount Haleakala and Hana, which are relatively far from the fires' reach.
2. Peter Thiel's Makena mansion
In 2011, PayPal's founder Peter Thiel splurged $27 million on a lavish home in Makena, southwest Maui. While the fires approach South Maui, Makena is roughly 10 miles away, raising concerns about the safety of his luxurious abode.
3. Jeff Bezos: La Perouse Bay estate
Amazon's magnate Jeff Bezos secured a 14-acre estate in La Perouse Bay last year for a whopping $78 million. Despite the fires burning less than 20 miles away in South Maui, Bezos's partner, Lauren SĂĄnchez, expressed their heartbreak over the crisis and announced their intent to donate to relief efforts.
Veteran actor Clint Eastwood has been enjoying his part-time residence in Kapalua, northwest Maui, since the late 1970s. The stunning ocean views and sunshine-rich environment provide a serene escape, although fires remain a cause of concern.
6. Steven Tyler's waterfront mansion
A nature preserve in Wailea houses a 3,000-square-foot mansion owned by rockstar Steven Tyler, which he purchased for $4.8 million in 2012. While Wailea has a degree of proximity to the South Maui fires, some of the region's resorts remain operational.
7. Tech titans and celebrities unite
Maui's allure extends to tech executives and Hollywood A-listers. Celebrities like Jim Carrey, Owen Wilson, and Woody Harrelson have all found solace on the island. Additionally, Larry Ellison, Oracle's executive, acquired 98 percent of Lanai, an island within Maui County.
ARE ANY OF THEIR PROPERTIES BURNT DOWN TO ASHESâ
Jeff And Wife property, below..
The property has been called the Carter estate and comprises 7 parcels of contiguous land and part of an ancient Hawaiian fishpond.
Last sold for $4.2 million in 1996, the property is epic. The main house consists of 4.5k square feet, a 1.7k square foot guest house, plus other buildings and a large, 700 square foot round swimming pool.
Billionaires Bezos, Zuckerberg, Oprah and Ellison Pony Up Big In Hawaii
Recently, the controversial Facebook founder purchased 600 more acres on Kauai, bringing his island empire to a massive 1,300 acres.
Zuckerbergâs previous Kauai buy was a whopping 700 acres with access to the white sanded Pilaa Beach, including an organic farm, sugar plantation, and more.
Read about Zuckerberg 600 Acres on Kauai At Larsens Beach
How Zuckerberg..
Recently, Zuckerberg provided over $4M to help Kauai. In addition, this week, he acquired the largest fishpond on Kauai for another $4 Million donation.
The 600-year-old Menehune (Alakoko) fish pond nearby Lihue Airport consists of over 100 acres. It has been for sale for years prior to this at various amounts up to $12 million and was recently listed at $3 million. Zuckerberg stepped in via a 4M donation to the Trust For Public Land to help acquire the fish pond to preserve it culturally and environmentally
Oracle founder Larry Ellison took it to the next level when he bought the island of Lanai and moved full-time to Hawaii last year. He acquired 98% of Lanai for a mere $300 million back in 2012. Ellison joins the secluded and beautiful 140 square mile islandâs other 3,000 residents. He decided to move to the island during COVID.
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What kind of âwildfiresâ burn in a perfect circle, and JUMP OVER WATER, igniting all the boats?
by tts-admin | Aug 13, 2023 |
Does âclimate changeâ do that? Or is it geoengineering, meant to LOOK LIKE âclimate change,â and scare us into giving up our lives, to âsave the planetâ?
Mark Crispin Miller â News From The Underground Aug 13, 2023
We already covered this and understood how fire can jump over water.
Itâs not a perfect circle and it can be explained.
Lots of flying ambers visible:-
Hi cybe, do you suffer from Dunning-Kruger? Also, is your current "opinion" here that what is recently alleged to have happened in Maui is 100% completely natural and normal?
I can't speak any Finnish so totally respect that you can and also you write and probably speak English extremely well... however, that being said the following seems like double speak`
"correct"? No, I don't mean "correct", I mean correct, right, true, truthful.
hello over? Hope that you are okay cybe and thanks again for all your efforts and detailed work in assisting ascertain what is "correct"
Why do you ask?
Does something I have said give you that impression? If so, what?
I have not seen any proof of DEWs being used. Nor other signs that anyone lit the fires on purpose.
If it is 100% natural or normal is not an easy answer to reply to. What do you mean by natural? The area was natural before the town was built. It was natural before invasive grass species arrived.
Same with the word normal. What is the norm, concerning what variables, and how much variation is allowed before it become abnormal?
Maui has been abnormally dry lately: How Maui's fire became so devastating | AP News
Because you surrounded the word correct with so-called scare quotes and did not simply used the word correct I though you implied somehow that somehow the word correct doesn't mean it and implied that perhaps no one can be correct in this thing.
Scare quotes (also called shudder quotes,[1][2] sneer quotes,[3] and quibble marks) are quotation marks that writers place around a word or phrase to signal that they are using it in an ironic, referential, or otherwise non-standard sense.[4] Scare quotes may indicate that the author is using someone else's term, similar to preceding a phrase with the expression "so-called";[5] they may imply skepticism or disagreement, belief that the words are misused, or that the writer intends a meaning opposite to the words enclosed in quotes. continued
hello, reading you loud and clear....over.
Thanks, I'm ok. You're welcome.
I wonder if Flat Earther Stew Peters is serious:-
(This video is from June 2022 in Cleveland Ohio and it depicts a mulch fire in which embers are carried by the wind.)
No evidence of DEWs in this one either.
It again brings up the question how fire is able to jump from house to house, how some trees were spared and that the ash is white and powdery. Well, fire is able to jump even 10km using embers, living trees don't burn very easily and ash is white/grey and not black. Depends much on what the house is made of too, of course.
The video tells us that average forest fire burns at 1100 degrees F. Aluminum alloys will melt between 1200 and 2000.
A burning car however is not a forest fire. A vehicle fire can generate heat upwards of 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit (source)
In the following video we can see how the fire jumped to the freeway.
WHO CAUSED THE FIRES IN HAWAII?
Also note Hurricane Dora was hundreds of miles South of Hawaii
Evidence keeps mounting that the #Lahaina fires were DELIBERATELY shaped:
- The (hurricane) warning sirens did not sound. Were they turned off on purpose?
- The local fire department was ordered OFF the fire, claiming it was "contained"
- The fire was still burning, though, with 70 mph winds known to be approaching
- Emergency responder resources were WITHHELD from Lahaina as the fires raged
- Local schools were cancelled to make sure children were at home, without their (working) parents
- As a result, HUNDREDS of children were burned alive like a mass child sacrifice ritual
- There is a massive COVER-UP right now about how many children were burned alive.
This has all the hallmarks of an engineered act of #terrorism waged against the people of Hawaii...