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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.
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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.
Ynotisay · M
@Diotrephes You've really got an arson thing going on, huh dude? Now it's teams of arsonists cutting power lines? What the hell is wrong with you? People died. Or lost everything. Take your tin foil hat off and live in the real world with the rest of us on this one, huh?
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.