Fires around the world
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Résistance. L'essentiel de l'information.
Un résumé effrayant de témoignages cachés sur la tragédie de Maui, Hawaï, émerge. Jimmy Levy, ayant des contacts locaux, a indiqué que des agents immobiliers opportunistes proposent d'acheter les terrains brûlés aux victimes. Face à cela, des appels sont lancés pour signaler ces agents en vue de...
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A chilling summary of hidden testimony to the Maui, Hawaii tragedy emerges. Jimmy Levy, with local contacts, said opportunistic estate agents are offering to buy the burned land from the victims. Faced with this, calls are being made to report these agents for prosecution. The questions about international aid to impoverished inhabitants recall the situation in Haiti in 2010. The billions in aid have not benefited the population, and foundations such as those of Clinton, Bill Gates, the Red Cross, seem to enrich with impunity at the expense of the people.
Résistance. L'essentiel de l'information.
Celui qui a coupé l'eau à Maui pendant l'incendie, est Kaleo Manuel, directeur adjoint du Département des terres et des ressources naturelles. ET devinez quoi ? Il est l'un des porte-parole de la Fondation Obama en tant que dirigeant asiatique ...
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Obama Foundation (Leader Kaleo Manuel from 2019 Leaders Asia-Pacific.)
Leader Kaleo Manuel from 2019 Leaders Asia-Pacific.
The person who shut off the water to Maui during the fire is Kaleo Manuel, deputy director of the Department of Lands and Natural Resources. AND guess what? He is one of the Obama Foundation's spokespersons as an Asian leader: Obama Foundation
Leader Kaleo Manuel from 2019 Leaders Asia-Pacific.
According to Wiki:
Which is not a very hot area, if you ask me. Currently about 10 °C (50 °F), according to Windy and timeanddate.com:
About demography:
And today,
Canada wildfire: all 20000 Yellowknife residents evacuating
I wonder if, in the midst of probable "natural" fires, others (how much?) are being lit to rid certain territories of their "indigenous populations", especially in United States and Canada?
About Tenerife, Spain
About Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
I did a quick search and found the following article published on July 17th 2023. If I understand it correctly, under the guise of alleviating a housing crisis, they're paving the way for thousands of homeless people -especially Hawaiians- not rich enough to afford a home, especially if/when the new constructions are intended for people who are richer than they are.
It's like a déjà vu in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, where a large proportion of the donations were used to build luxury hotels.
The Housing Proclamation (that can be found at the end of the article that I did not copy/paste entirely) is dated of July 17th 2023 as well, signed by the very same one governor Josh Green (you can't just make that up!) who said lately that "state is looking to 'acquire land' that was destroyed in fires. He also announced a moratorium on any out-of-state property sales." (See the @mabar post HERE).
All this seems very convenient.
I did a quick search and found the following article published on July 17th 2023. If I understand it correctly, under the guise of alleviating a housing crisis, they're paving the way for thousands of homeless people -especially Hawaiians- not rich enough to afford a home, especially if/when the new constructions are intended for people who are richer than they are.
It's like a déjà vu in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, where a large proportion of the donations were used to build luxury hotels.
Hawaii Gov Takes Dramatic Action To Solve Housing Crisis. But Is He Going Too Far?
The Housing Proclamation (that can be found at the end of the article that I did not copy/paste entirely) is dated of July 17th 2023 as well, signed by the very same one governor Josh Green (you can't just make that up!) who said lately that "state is looking to 'acquire land' that was destroyed in fires. He also announced a moratorium on any out-of-state property sales." (See the @mabar post HERE).
All this seems very convenient.
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UK Column News - 18th August 2023. UK Column's video begins with Maui fires (0:20 to 19 minutes). Some information in the video is the same as that reported in postings above. There was some information I hadn't heard (e.g., communications are prohibited for 12 miles from town), some discussion on DOD-type DEW in UK, a link to a Telegram channel video (5 min) with photos, a link to a witness description, and comparison of Maui with future "smart" island Tenerife which is also being consumed by "fires."
[Apologies that I could not include the video in this posting.]
[Apologies that I could not include the video in this posting.]
The region surrounding the city of Kelowna is on fire. Apparently the landfill has ignited (which has a natural gas line that's being monitored), as well as University of British Columbia - Okanagan Campus.
Kelowna landfill has caught fire, while UBCO and Quail Ridge evacuate - Kelowna News
UPDATE 11:50 p.m.
www.castanet.net
I'd like to share two videos that are a bit different then whats been posted so far about all the atrocious events involved in the Lahaina fire.
The first is a video that shows a supply center thats been set up for the people by the people and it looks well stocked and organized. Good job! Tulsi Gabbard is there to observe and interview.
This is a press conference given by primarily native Hawaiians of Lahaina and the main message here is the people in the community must be in charge of how the community is rebuilt. I have the impression there are moves to fast track events by the Hawaiian government and these people ask for time to grieve as well as a seat at the table for what will be done to rebuild. One man explains that this area is the result of the plantation era where the forest was never restored and the land was left desolate of plants. The water rights are 75% controlled by private companies. He sees this as an opportunity to rebuild in a way that reflects the values of the Natives and the diverse community.
This is going to be very difficult for these people I expect. I hope they can stand strong.
The first is a video that shows a supply center thats been set up for the people by the people and it looks well stocked and organized. Good job! Tulsi Gabbard is there to observe and interview.
This is a press conference given by primarily native Hawaiians of Lahaina and the main message here is the people in the community must be in charge of how the community is rebuilt. I have the impression there are moves to fast track events by the Hawaiian government and these people ask for time to grieve as well as a seat at the table for what will be done to rebuild. One man explains that this area is the result of the plantation era where the forest was never restored and the land was left desolate of plants. The water rights are 75% controlled by private companies. He sees this as an opportunity to rebuild in a way that reflects the values of the Natives and the diverse community.
This is going to be very difficult for these people I expect. I hope they can stand strong.
The region surrounding the city of Kelowna is on fire. Apparently the landfill has ignited (which has a natural gas line that's being monitored), as well as University of British Columbia - Okanagan Campus.
Kelowna landfill has caught fire, while UBCO and Quail Ridge evacuate - Kelowna News
UPDATE 11:50 p.m.www.castanet.net
I happen to live in West Kelowna and I can see the raging fires on the mountains from our deck on the front of our house. We're probably only about 6 or 7 miles from the fires. At the moment, we're only a couple miles from the "evacuation boundary" and it's moving closer to us by the hour. I'm in preparation mode for a possible evacuation during the night, so things are a little stressful, especially for my wife (and 2 little dogs). One good thing though, is that the temperature is going to be quite cool tonight (10 C) and the wind has died down, so maybe we won't have to evacuate, or worse, lose our home to fire. Anyway, I'm hoping for the best but preparing for the worst...
@Stoneboss I hope for the best for your city and its inhabitants. Be safe!
So, according to the recents posts, Maui, Tenerife are meant to be Smart Islands, while Kilowna has its own program to become a Intelligent City as they are already a Smart City (or so they say). And, Yellowknife has won a $5 million prize in 2019 in the Smart Cities Challenge Canada. All prizes and list of cities winning them HERE.
What's going on here? Is there anything at work to accelerate this Smart Cities Agenda? I wonder.
Edit: Or as they are becoming smarter, these places with more electro-magnetic fields attract more electro-magnetic forces, setting off fires?
So, according to the recents posts, Maui, Tenerife are meant to be Smart Islands, while Kilowna has its own program to become a Intelligent City as they are already a Smart City (or so they say). And, Yellowknife has won a $5 million prize in 2019 in the Smart Cities Challenge Canada. All prizes and list of cities winning them HERE.
What's going on here? Is there anything at work to accelerate this Smart Cities Agenda? I wonder.
Edit: Or as they are becoming smarter, these places with more electro-magnetic fields attract more electro-magnetic forces, setting off fires?
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