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Maui fires, arson?

It's highly likely that the Maui fires were started by arsonists. The landscape and the weather was perfect for such an incident. Remember, we are in a global war and, like the Canadian and Greek fires, the Maui fire would show that no area is exempt from such an attack. The beauty of it is that such attacks can be staged to appear perfectly natural in origin and therefore brings no retribution from the attacked victims. Such attacks are far cheaper than brute military force. In all probability we can expect an increase in such incidents.
AbbySvenz · F
Terrorists are responsible for the low humidity and mountain winds?
@AbbySvenz sure. Americans understand what driving their cars did to the atmosphere and society. Terror. Lolz! But you like terror and you can't stop+ it's your character, Americans. You - terror is you.
2cool4school · 46-50, F
@Roundandroundwego lol yes only American cars are responsible for the air quality and climate change. You really don’t think before you post do you ??
2cool4school · 46-50, F
@sree251 [quote] You said: "If you were going to commit such a crime, wouldn't you be smart enough to wait until the conditions were right to cover your tracks?"

Great point.
[/quote]

Really?! Great point ?! Even a broken clock is right twice a day. So busy with the conspiracy theories that you’re missing the concrete offenses and true crime of this atrocity. Sad
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay When money is involved, people will do just about anything to get it =

[b][i]‘Utter chaos’: Maui residents say they are being looted, ‘robbed at gunpoint’
By Isabel Keane
August 14, 2023 [/i][/b]

Some Maui residents say they have been looted and robbed at gunpoint while catastrophic wildfires rage on the island — leaving them begging for a greater response from authorities as thieves make off with vital supplies.

As rescue crews work to deliver necessities such as water, food, and first aid to those in need, locals say some residents have grown so desperate waiting for help that they’ve resorted to stealing.

West Maui residents blame the robberies in Lahaina on the fact that they feel abandoned without supplies or answers.

Kami Irwin, a Maui resident helping to coordinate relief efforts, told Insider that locals began neighborhood patrols and distributing supplies when they realized they were only seeing volunteers — not government officials — coordinating aid efforts.

“We literally have no idea because we are not hearing answers from anybody,” Irwin told Insider. “We are still left without knowing what to do.”
https://nypost.com/2023/08/14/maui-residents-claim-people-being-looted-robbed-at-gunpoint/

[b][i]‘We need some help here’: West Maui residents say government aid is scant[/i][/b]
"NAPILI-HONOKOWAI, MAUI >> Days after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century ignited in West Maui, killing dozens and leveling more than 2,200 buildings, increasingly frustrated residents said that they were receiving far more help from an ad hoc network of volunteers than they were from the government."
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/08/14/hawaii-news/we-need-some-help-here-west-maui-residents-say-government-aid-is-scant/

[b][i]Attorneys aim to make Hawaiian Electric pay for Maui disaster[/i][/b]
"Several law firms have begun suing Hawaiian Electric, alleging that the utility company is negligently responsible for the incredibly deadly and destructive Lahaina fire.

At least two lawsuits against the company and its Maui Electric Co. subsidiary have been filed in state court seeking class-action status representing victims of the wind-driven inferno that killed at least 96 people and destroyed more than 2,700 structures preliminarily valued at $5.6 billion.

More such litigation is expected, and some attorneys aim to have Hawaii’s biggest electric utility compensate people for losses through civil litigation that could be similar to a case against California-based utility firm PG&E Corp. stemming from Northern California wildfires a few years ago.

No cause of the Lahaina fire has been officially determined yet, and the number of people who perished in Hawaii’s worst natural disaster since statehood is expected to rise as meticulous searching continues."
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/08/14/hawaii-news/attorneys-aim-to-make-hawaiian-electric-pay-for-maui-disaster/

So, the greedy lawyers are ushing the claim that the power company is responsible, although no cause has been determined. What about the land owners who didn't keep their land cleared of grass along the power lines?

should the power company have cut off all power to the entire island, thereby placing the whole infrastructure inoperable, including all hospitals, the airport, the fire and police systems useless, and depriving sick people of the power needed to run their machines to keep them alive?n Can you imagine the whining that would have happened if the power company had shut-down all eletrical power on the island? There would have been riots all over the place and some people could have died without the power. Of course some died anyway.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay Is there any evidence that the island had such a plan?+
Ynotisay · M
@Diotrephes It's a good question. Hawaiian Electric said they didn't have a formal shut off plan. Said they could have turned off the power but they weren't sure what would happen if they did. It's more than just turning off the lights.
They're under a lot of scrutiny. Rightfully so.
Where I am the State tells the utilities where and when to cut power. We're given enough warning. I appreciate it. I think most who are under threat do. People will take a relatively short inconvenience over the alternative.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay Such situations don't have many good solutions. Some people will suffer, maybe even die, whatever action is taken. And, in this instance, even when people urged their loved ones to run, some didn't and got roasted.

Butnow that everything has been destroyed, will the dead ever get their estates properly settled? Survivors are giving DNA samples but suppose the dead have no blood relatives? They will remain unknown. And, can you imagine filing a life insurance claim when you have no records to support your link to the dead person? You might even have a hard time remembering the person's birthdate, let alone the person's Social Security number, insurance company, insurance policy number, bank accounts, investment accounts, etc. It is a total mess.
JSul3 · 70-79
Why do wildfires often ignite a firestorm of conspiracy theories?

Experts say false information and misleading images shared after Maui fires can exploit people's emotions

Nick Logan - CBC News

Posted: August 16, 2023

It's yet to be determined what exactly ignited the ferocious wildfires that ravaged Maui and destroyed much of the historic town of Lahaina last week, but online conspiracy theorists have plenty of thoughts about how — and why — the deadliest fires in Hawaii's history were started.

Conditions were already ripe for wildfires, with a combination of persistent dry weather and drought, when Maui was hit with powerful winds on Aug. 8, sending flames racing across swaths of the island.

But the tragedy has spurred social media posts that would have you believe that it was a laser beam from space that sparked the devastating blaze or that the disaster may be a part of a land grab or a sinister ploy to develop a 15-minute city on the tropical island — familiar conspiracy theories that have thrived in times of disaster.

There is no proof any of these are true — often they can easily be debunked — but theories like these can thrive in times of uncertainty after a disaster strikes, say experts, as people try to make sense of a tense and emotional situation and anxiously look for a cause to pinpoint.

"Everybody is susceptible to mis- and disinformation, but in different ways and for different reasons," said Samantha Bradshaw, an assistant professor at the school of international service at American University in Washington, D.C.

But wildfires in particular, she said, present a unique opportunity for rumours and false narratives to spread.

"They are just so visible and so devastating and so violent in their effects, it's really hard for people to not pay attention to news about them."
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@JSul3 Have you already forgotten about the idiots who wouldn't sound the sirens or release the water for the fire department to use to put out the fires? Better watch their bank accounts.

The greedy lawyers want to snag the electric company for an easy payday. The fire department had extinguished the initial fire but they couldn't get enough water to cool down the hot spots. Guess whose fault that was?
JSul3 · 70-79
@Diotrephes It has been well documented.
JSul3 · 70-79
Hopefully we will eventually find out what ignited the fire(s).

Yes, conditions were ripe for horrific wildfires....but what ignited it? I have not seen any reports of any downed power lines, no reports of a failed camp fire extinguished....and no, it was not an act of some god.
@JSul3 if we told you, would you know, then?
1. Global warming recently reduced the amount of rain all the Hawaiian islands get.
2. Agriculture was abruptly discontinued, and hot dry conditions with flammable brush resulted.
3. Cars definitely heat and dry the place as do roads.
4. Power lines blew down on all the islands, fires resulted. On Oahu the valley of Manoa didn't burn.
On Maui, the city of Lahaina did burn.


Still don't know?
JSul3 · 70-79
@Roundandroundwego I have been watching the reports daily. There has not been a single report stating downed power lines were the cause of the fires in Lahaina.
@JSul3 here's a link. I saw the photos of the lines and in another area that night five power lines went down and one ignited a car and burned for hours. What you don't know can include that.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/climate/article/hawaii-power-fire-18290290.php#:~:text=Early%20Tuesday%20morning%2C%20well%20before,Maui%20around%20the%20Lahaina%20area.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
So far, the overall response to the Maui fire indicates a conspiracy to steal the people's land for the land developers. Consider the fact that they ran out of body bags and the slow pace of the search for corpses. Look at history and you will see how the government has responded to foreign disasters much more quickly and more in depth.

Yet, here we are with a major disaster in our own country and the powers that be are dragging their feet in addressing the situation.

Consider the nitwit who just resigned because he didn't want to sound the alarm. It would be far better if he was a crook than just an incompetent idiot who should never had had the job in the first place. To think that the system is loaded with such idiots means that we are really in some deep shit up to our eyeballs.

[b][i]EXCLUSIVE: Maui wildfires death toll climbs to 480 locals claim, as Hawaii morgue workers run out of body bags and survivors are left to recover the charred remains of their loved ones
Locals have been forced to carry out their own search and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the deadly Lahaina wildfires amid the slow response from officials, DailyMail.com has learned
Maui resident and volunteer Allisen Medina, 24, has also claimed authorities are underplaying the death toll: 'I know there are at least 480 dead here in Maui and I don't understand why they're not saying that'
She said the slow recovery process has led to family members being left to find the charred corpses of their loved ones themselves, including a friend of hers who lost four family members[/i][/b] 18 August 2023
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12420893/Maui-wildfires-death-toll-update.html
Ynotisay · M
I hear you but I don't know if that's true in this case. I think arson makes up something like 10 percent of wildfires. But humans cause something like 80 percent. Lots of ways that can happen, But you're right that they were primed for a big one. Abnormally dry, hot, windy and a lot of parched grass. Fold that in to old, wooden buildings and it was a disaster waiting to happen. Such a bad scene.
Ynotisay · M
@Patriot96 Thanks. I was close. But yeah. It's a really high percentage. And it mostly happens due to things outside of purposeful arson. In California where I am, the human cause of downed power lines, unattended fires, sparks from vehicles, cigarettes and gun fire are often at play. There was a big one near me a couple of years ago that was started by a gender reveal party. 23K acres. That was tough to take.
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
@Ynotisay last year or year before 23 forest fires where arson started by environmental activists
Ynotisay · M
@Patriot96 Makes sense. Would have thought it would have been higher actually. In California the average has been like 7,000 wildfires a year over the past five years or so.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
Have you noticed that the terrorist arsonists are now brning up Washington State? No one seems to care Better buy your lumber today because it will soon be in short supply and very expensive.
JSul3 · 70-79
@Diotrephes Yes. Fools throwing cigarette butts out....not fully extinguishing their camp fires...etc.
That makes them STUPID PEOPLE not arsonists!
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@JSul3 The best way to eliminate that action is to impose a national mandatory death sentence on anyone linked to starting a forest fire. Once the jury finds the defendant guilty, there is no review by any court, or pardon, and the sentence has to be carried out within 168 hours of the reading of the guilty verdict.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@JSul3 [quote]According to sources in Canada, "the usual suspects" are lightening strikes and stupid people doing stupid things like not extinguishing their camp fires....not conspiracy theories.[/quote]

Have you seen what destruction cardboard drones can do in war?

[b][i]Cardboard drones eyed in strikes on Russian airfields that destroyed at least 5 fighter jets[/i][/b]
https://nypost.com/2023/09/01/cardboard-drones-eyed-in-strikes-on-russian-airfields/

Imagine such drones in the hands of crazy arsonists or terrorists. There wouldn't be a tree left standing in the forests.
Gloomy · F
Jewish arsonists maybe?
Maybe they tried their new space laser update
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Gloomy Do you mean the Mossad?
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Gloomy How did they become the main suspects?
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes How? There is no how, my friend. Things are just the way they are.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
It seems that a couple of guys contributed to the Maui fire disaster. The gy who could have sounded the alarm didn't do it because he reserves the alarm for tsunamis. His thinking was that if people heard the alarm they would have thought that they were going to get drowned and would have ran to higher ground,,toward the fire. The other guy wouldn't release the water to fight the fire. He might have been concerned with contamination or something.

I wonder if they will have to have constant bodyguards?
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes What foreign enemy? The only enemy that American expats have is the US State Department and it's asinine foreign policy. The upset it caused in Hong Kong destroyed American small businesses and wiped out their life savings. It's the same deal in Russia. US corporations could pull out and absorb losses that are compensated by Congress, but not the little guys. They are left to hang out and dry.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@sree251 That's what happens when you collaborate with the enemy.
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes What enemy? Every American brand (Milwaukee, DeWalt, Black & Decker,etc) at Home Depot is made in China. It's the same deal at other big box stores. China is part of our supply chain.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
As I said about two weeks ago, we are now seeing the start of the fire attacks in the east, in southern Louisiana.

[b][i]Louisiana wildfires: Everything you need to know, including how to track them
BY POET WOLFE | Staff writer Aug 25, 2023 [/i][/b]
"As of Friday afternoon, more than half a dozen fires burned across Louisiana, according to Wildfire Aware. This online dashboard tracks wildfires, their level of containment, start date and even name.

Here's everything you need to know about the wildfires burning in Louisiana.

360 wildfires and counting
Beauregard Parish issued a mandatory evacuation on Thursday evening as the parish battles Tiger Island Fire—the largest wildfire in the state.

As of Friday morning, that wildfire was only 50% contained, marking a setback in the firefight. It was 65% on Friday afternoon.

This month, around 360 wildfires have burned about 20,000 acres in the state. Tiger Island Fire has more than tripled this original round-up, as the blaze went through 16,000 acres just this week, according to authorities."
https://www.nola.com/news/louisiana-wildfires-including-tiger-island-fire-burn/article_daeb64b2-b331-54d1-85d2-a5ebdcd7bedd.html#tncms-source=featured-3

Expect things to get worse. There is a lot of wood in the South.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay As I've been saying, we are in a war and the fires are one of the enemy's main tactics. Expect them to continue and get worse across the country. They can get away with it because people like to attribute the fires to natural causes.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay It seems like the Louisiana boys don't have their heads stuck up their butts like the nitwits and know arson when they see it.

[b][i]LDAF: Rapides Parish fires were arson[/i][/b]
Aug 27, 2023
"State investigators say the fires that burned near Union Hill in Rapides Parish starting Thursday morning were arson.

The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry’s (LDAF) Forestry Enforcement Division say the wildfires were intentionally set. They're working with Louisiana State Fire Marshal Deputies and Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office Detectives to track down the person or persons who set the fires."
https://www.katc.com/news/covering-louisiana/ldaf-rapides-parish-fires-were-arson
Ynotisay · M
@Diotrephes OK. Arson exists. I don't t think anyone doesn't understand that. But in all honesty, I'm starting to think you might have some personal tendencies that way. And I'm serious about that. There's something obsessive going on with you on this topic and I don't like it. So I'll just remove myself from your SW world and you can involve others. I want no part of it.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
Think about this as a motive for the fire being arson: [b][i][c=BF0000]MONEY[/c][/i][/b]

[b][i]Lahaina residents worry a rebuilt Maui town could slip into the hands of affluent outsiders[/i][/b]
"LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) — Richy Palalay so closely identifies with his Maui hometown that he had a tattoo artist permanently ink “Lahaina Grown” on his forearms when he was 16.

But a chronic housing shortage and an influx of second-home buyers and wealthy transplants have been displacing residents like Palalay who give Lahaina its spirit and identity.

A fast-moving wildfire that incinerated much of the compact coastal settlement last week has multiplied concerns that any homes rebuilt there will be targeted at affluent outsiders seeking a tropical haven. That would turbo-charge what is already one of Hawaii’s gravest and biggest challenges: the exodus and displacement of Native Hawaiian and local-born residents who can no longer afford to live in their homeland.

“I’m more concerned of big land developers coming in and seeing this charred land as an opportunity to rebuild,” Palalay said Saturday at a shelter for evacuees.

Hotels and condos “that we can’t afford, that we can’t afford to live in — that’s what we’re afraid of,” he said.

“So a lot of more recent arrivals — typically from the American mainland who have more money and can buy homes at a higher price — were to some extent displacing local families in Lahaina,” Higa said. It’s a phenomenon he has seen all along Maui’s west coast where a modest starter home two decades ago now sells for $1 million."
https://apnews.com/article/hawaii-maui-lahaina-housing-prices-shortage-d8902c3ea55a8ec4d9938865f3f749f7
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
Here's an update from the Honolulu newspaper =

[quote]In search for cause of Maui fires, lawyers probe power lines[/quote]
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2023/08/13/breaking-news/in-search-for-cause-of-maui-fires-lawyers-probe-power-lines/

The lawyers have a record of going after power companies in such incidents because the power companies have deep pockets. They are already signing up clients like hungry ambulance chasers. So, imagine if the lawyers have a team of arsonists who go around in isolated areas and cut the poles enough so that the high winds will topple the poles, causing the wires to break and spark, setting off the fires.

That may sound far-fetched until you think about all of the crooked layers who have scammed people throughout the years. Some have been caught but some haven't been. In a way it is the perefect crime. The fires destroy the evidence and everything seems natural except the power companies take the fall and have to pay the bill. Of course the power company simply jacks up its rates to pay for the damages and the lawyers' fancy cars and houses and the customers foot the bill.

But, the power company can be on the hook because it didn't cut the power as is the standard procedure in today's world. Is the guy in charge also in on the scam? Better keep an eye on those bank accounts.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay So, are you really saying that this major disaster could not be the work of ordinary arsonists, foreign agents, or money -grabbing crooks? If it was a deliberate action wouldn't you want to know? There is evidence in numerous other incidents where those groups, and other careless fools, have done similar actions around the world.

One thing is for sure. If it was a deliberate act, other similar incidents will soon follow. That is human nature.
Ynotisay · M
@Diotrephes What is your trip man? I don't understand. You have ZERO information that says that was purposeful arson. But you are LOCKED in to it, huh? Why is that? Do you just automatically take the fear and conspiracy road? That's not healthy dude. Why don't you take a second and learn how power lines come down and start fires.
And are you so wrapped up in your world that you think freaking lawyers would be behind destroying an entire, historic town, and be responsible for the deaths of nearly a hundred people, just so they could sue?
I'm done. You've lost touch bud. Sucks for you. Hope you get it together. You're living in a world that doesn't exist.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ynotisay I've been thinking about the 5,765 wildfires in Canada this year. If they were all natural why is there any forests in Canada today? Imagine all of the past centuries when there was no one available to fight the fires like there is today. Wouldn't all of the forests have been consumed by wild fires caused by lightning?

The conclusion must be that thousands of the wild fires today are caused by arsonists.
Ynotisay · M
To whomever left the comment asking why the Maui Catholic Church was saved.
Under the auspice, I imagine, that it was "divine intervention."
Lots of defensible space and, the big one, it's made of freaking stone.
Make sense?
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
It seems that the terrorist arsonists have launched an attack in Texas this week. It might be in reponse to how they are treating the illegal aliens there. The fires are proving to be very effective in causing all kinds of economic damage in Canada, Hawaii, California, Chile, and now Texas. Chances are there will be lots more this year because they are so easy to get away with.
gol979 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes turn the area to glass, "build back better" with SMART cities ie digital gulags
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@gol979 [quote]turn the area to glass, "build back better" with SMART cities ie digital gulags[/quote]
People should remember that we are in a major war for our national survival. They are blaming the Texas fire on a down powerline like they did with the Maui fire. In actuality it was started and is being spread by terrorists to destroy the Texas beef industry. You will see lots more of these incidents throughout the coming months.
HannahSky · F
There's no hint of evidence yet of arson. You sound paranoid.
gol979 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes yes, i was asking @HannahSky as she seemed incredulous and busted out the "paranoia" card for even suggesting it could be arson.......despite recent "wild fires" that turned out to be arson
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@gol979 It's a major disaster whatever the cause. The bottom line is that the locals will have to leave the area and the land developers will rebuild with prices so expensive the locals won't be able to afford it. The insurance companies will drag their feet settling claims in order to help force the locals out of the area.
gol979 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes agreed. Some unverified reports that local and national government are stopping any help to the effected areas. The locals are shipping over food and meds by jet ski, boats etc but are saying the government will put a stop to that also. Insane times
ChadJNSD · 31-35, M
God works in mysterious ways. He is humbling those arrogant and rich people that live on that la la land island. Think about it. More to come.
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes Personal attacks are expression of opinions. We shouldn't be afraid of them in the interest of free speech. Do you think this work with the wife in your family?
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@sree251 I was thinking about all of the stories in the news when people got upset at each other and things turned out badly for all involved.
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JSul3 · 70-79
Seattle Times Report:

All evidence — videos, witness accounts, burn progression, and utility equipment remaining — points to Hawaiian Electric's equipment being the ignition source of the fire that devastated Lahaina,” said Mikal Watts, a Puerto Rico-based plaintiffs lawyer at Watts Guerra who has won millions of dollars in settlements in ...3 hours ago.
How these fires start isn't the big issue, it's that extended periods of heat and dry weather create conditions that allow the fires to burn out of control. There has always been arsonists and just plain careless people. There has not always been the extreme stretches of weather we're seeing on a regular basis, globally.
sree251 · 41-45, M
@robingoodfellow Uh oh, another climate change believer.
JSul3 · 70-79
Interviews and video evidence reviewed by The New York Times show that the brush fire last week that wiped out Lahaina in Maui ignited under a snapped power line a full nine hours before it roared through town — flaring up in the afternoon after firefighters had declared it contained.
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Ynotisay · M
@JSul3 I read that article earlier.
"County officials reported that the fire was “100% contained” by 9 a.m."
No warnings went out.
100% contained is a big statement. Especially in wind like that. So outside of a power company failing it looks like the local fire department did too. Bad, bad scene.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@JSul3 Thanks for the update.
That night in Manoa valley on Oahu, eighty mile an hour winds blew down five power lines and one hit a car. That started a fire and crews were not able to extinguish it until the entire phone pole burned. Agriculture came and then the fields were not watered and it was abandoned as global warming took rain away from the Islands and cars added the fatal amount of warming. Children today are suing the state to make public transportation possible and let the islands cool.
We expect you to find some other cause for the fires we live with and doing nothing to stop the burning is obviously the Murkan way.
MasterLee · 56-60, M
Arrest Joe Biden for arson
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@MasterLee If the orange traitor doesn't get convicted, I would never, ever, find anyone guilty of any crime, regardless of what the charge was, if I was on a jury.
MasterLee · 56-60, M
@Diotrephes everyone needs a scapegoat
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@MasterLee[quote] everyone needs a scapegoat[/quote]

Don't boil a young goat in its mother's milk.
JSul3 · 70-79
CBS News...1 day ago:

What caused the Maui fire? An investigation is underway to determine what initially sparked the wildfires, and the cause has not been officially determined. Investigators are looking into whether downed power lines and decisions by Hawaiian Electric, the state's primary power company, played a role.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@JSul3 Thanks for the update.
Anton · 56-60, M
The mystery of the missing children still remains
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
@Anton no problem fjb gave them $700
MasterLee · 56-60, M
Almost as bad as almost losing a corvette
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sree251 · 41-45, M
How would you explain the Maui catholic church left unscathed by surrounding fires? Was God protecting it from the attack?
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@sree251 [quote]How would you explain the Maui catholic church left unscathed by surrounding fires? Was God protecting it from the attack?[/quote]

There was a Japanese guy who survived getting two nuclear bombs dropped on him during WWII. He died of old age years later. People, and things, can survive all kinds of disasters even when others are being destroyed all around them. It happens all the time.
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@sree251 Here's a video of the church and the surrounding area.

[b][i]Historic Lahaina church miraculously untouched by Maui wildfires that killed 80[/i][/b]
https://nypost.com/2023/08/12/historic-lahaina-church-stands-miraculously-untouched-by-maui-wildfires/
The link has some Tik Tok videos that seem to randomly appear but one shows the church and surrounding area. Just hit the rewind see this = [b][i]hawaiibrunoldsquad
HawaiiBrunoldSqu[/i][/b]
sree251 · 41-45, M
@Diotrephes That Japanese guy was not protected by nothing.
Biden did nothing to prevent it.
@AbbySvenz Then why were there fires and 80 dead in Maui?
SW-User
@LoneVoice

[quote]Then why were there fires and 80 dead in Maui?[/quote]

Because Trump refused to do anything about combatting climate change. It's HIS fault.
AbbySvenz · F
Hard to set fires when you’re on a ventilator with broken-glass-lung from a disease that was supposed to go away with the heat, like a miracle @LoneVoice
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
When reconstruction begins, fjb will take credit for creating those new jobs
JSul3 · 70-79
@Patriot96 The US is sorely lacking in skilled labor, including construction workers. Past time getting some immigrants their green cards and let them loose on rebuilding the country.
MasterLee · 56-60, M
Did biden crash a corvette at 170 mph?
SW-User
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@SW-User Are you going to pay me $2 Trillion?
Iwillwait · M
So sad. 😞
Zonuss · 41-45, M
People are starting to wake up now to the bs that's going on in the world nowadays.
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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@SandWitch I was thinking that areas, say a quarter of an acre (about 10,000 square feet) be clear-cut throughout the forest every so often and each area has a very tall lighning rod (75-100 feet tall) implanted in its center. The feasibility of that idea can easily be tested for its effectiveness. If it proves effective then do it, although it will be costly but it would save the forests, reduce environmental damage, and preserve the animal habitat.
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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@SandWitch I've had all of my Covid shots and I've always gotten annual flu shots for years. The only shot I had some side-effects from was the shingles shot. It gave me the shivers for a day. So, I've never had polio, smallpox, Covid, the flu, or shingles.

 
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