The governor of Hawai’i looks terrified, ashamed and shifty when he talks to the cameras these days. And the questioning will only get harder. (Transcript of his interview here.)
Hawaii Governor Josh Green reports that more than 1,000 Lahaina, Maui residents remain unaccounted for, with many of the missing tragically being children.
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) August 20, 2023
“Do I wish those sirens went off? Of course, I do. And I think that the answer that the Emergency Administrator from Maui… pic.twitter.com/zfdvCLxtQJ
The firestorm burned King Kamehameha III Elementary School, damaged three other campuses and damaged or destroyed more than 2,200 homes and buildings. Reuters
“400 students from the burn area have enrolled in other public schools …200 signed up for distance learning.” Out of 3,000 students. 600 are accounted for/enrolled in school.”
So the big question is where are the children? The Hawaiians know. When the children were not accounted for after 48 hours — didn’t go to a friend’s house, didn’t go to Auntie’s house — the families all knew.
Just 400 students back in school? Where are the others? Why no phone messages?
#MauiFire
— Johnny_Dice 🇺🇸 🏴☠️ (@Johnny_Dice_) August 21, 2023
“On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) revealed 100 percent of Maui’s consumer and business wireless phone and data towers were offline immediately after the fire started…”
It explains why we aren’t feeling the real weight of this tragedy.
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Why not be truthful?
Maui officials are covering up the death toll.
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) August 21, 2023
Still claiming people are “missing” in order to hide the horrific truth.
Children burned alive. Maybe 1,000 or more.
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The local schools closed early because of the high wind warning and many children were home alone. As we all now know, there were no siren alerts, no cellphone evacuation warnings and no way children would know what to do when the flames licked around their homes. It was back-to-school day and had the cancellation not occurred the children would have been in a group that could have been targeted by rescuers. Although another fatal decision had been made to turn off the water, hampering the fire department’s work. This man is responsible for that decision. He speaks here of “revering” water.
I thought there was no way that they really turned off the water in Maui during the fires. How many people died because of them? They should all face the harshest punishment possible!pic.twitter.com/BsdTTaX90t
— Stan (@StanM3) August 17, 2023
Police Chief has a past on cover-ups
No one on Maui is confident that the police will get to the bottom of this. Their Police Chief John Pelletier was in charge of the Las Vegas shooting investigation where a gunman opened fire from a hotel window on 22,000 concert-goers, killing 58 people and wounding hundreds of others. When the police released their final report into the mass shooting they said they were unable to determine a motive.
The Maui Police Chief is Arresting People for “Trespassing” into Lahaina & Encourages People to Dox the Trespasser
— UltraMJTruth (@MJTruthUltra) August 21, 2023
He says the reason they can’t have you snooping around is because peoples ashes will get on you…
Or is it that you don’t want people to see evidence of something… pic.twitter.com/GJcDfaZsYX
Plans already moving to acquire land
MAUI – The Governor of Hawaii
— Bernie’s Tweets (@balancealways) August 15, 2023
The state to acquire the properties and land as a memorial and workforce housing
Oh…
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This is a developing story. Something fishy is going on Lahaina.
Presidential Response
114 people burned to death in Maui
— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) August 21, 2023
Over 1000 people are still missing, including children
and Biden is out here joking about how hot the ground ispic.twitter.com/Vz6au52wAX