The Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Fires Were PLANNED IN ADVANCED

This Is The Most Comprehensive Research So Far That Proves Without A Doubt The Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Fires Were PLANNED IN ADVANCED

“—Weeks prior to the fire, Green had an emergency proclamation. Why would it be emergency if there wasn't a catastrophe? But he did. He gets rid of the land use commission, red tape, just obliterates it setting the stage for the seizure of this land. Okay, stay with me, there's a lot more.

The governor can now because of this build anyway you wanted but he had another obstacle and that was the fact that Lahaina was declared to be an historical site.

But the historical site no longer exists. And the language said that the locals could keep out the businesses and the developers they didn't want so long as there wasn't a natural disaster. And then the state has the right to rezone the land. And listen, wait for it, and seize it. So some of you have been asking me, Dave, how can they evict and take people's land?

Well, I did some research on eminent domain and evictions in Hawaii state law. If you piece together, excuse me.

If you piece together different provisions of the law that have to be stacked to remove someone, the quickest you could do it is 15 days. This was done on the seventh day and there's no way it could be done in 15 days. But I'm saying when you stack the minimum numbers for the procedures, there's a one five day and a 110 day. And if you stack those back to back and there's no way to do that. I mean, you're probably looking at a month minimum.

This was enacted one week into the crisis, illegal. This is an illegal set of evictions and seizures of property, but it was set up by what I just told you. Interestingly enough, when the crisis hit, I thought I would let you know this, no one was on duty. Here's what I mean. The governor was out of the state.

The police chief and the head of their emergency management that's now resigned for health reasons, they weren't in Lahaina. Of course, I know we can just say, we'll add this up to one little conspiracy, but I think we have to be mindful of the fact that how many conspiracies, excuse me, coincidence I should say, pardon me, check that, coincidence, but then I would ask the question.

How many coincidences does it take to make a conspiracy that's valid? Okay, there's more. There's more this governor did. In January of 2023, the department, this is under the direction of the governor, the Department of the Hawaiian Homeland proposed a $75 million housing project on 51 acres in Lahaina, where the fire destroyed these structures.

I've looked into this and I talked to some of the locals. And you know what they told me? Dave, they never came in here and had enough room to do this. They just did it. And people are saying, they were assuming these structures wouldn't be here at some point in time. That's what the locals are saying, universally. Now, I'm gonna say this to you too. There's a wifi problem on Maui, on the West End.

There's one wifi truck if you've ever been to Lahaina, you'll know what I'm talking about. There's one wifi truck in the parking lot of what was Safeway. One for the whole town.

The state of Hawaii does not want these people communicating with people like me. Fortunately, Elon Musk has come in and there are some Starlink availabilities to people. Compatibility has been an issue for some people. But most people in Lahaina still don't have internet.

They don't want videos. Now there are some coming out. TikTok is filled with them & when you start to see the people saying the same things, which I'm going to get into here in a minute, you can see why they don't want people on the internet. They've got a 12 mile wide swath that they only let in select reporters. ABC did a report yesterday that I saw.”