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The blame for the destruction of West #Maui is falling upon Hawaiian Electric who knew as early as four years ago that there was a risk of fire due to their own negligence of maintaining power lines. But did nothing. Hawaiian Electric, who is owned by #Vanguard and #BlackRock, has been shifting their focus to clean energy. But in order to Build Back Better, they must first #destroy the #old system. And so the #power was left on to #feed the #fires.

The outdoor siren warning system on Maui is one of the most advanced and maintained warning systems on Earth. Residents are accustomed to monthly tests and on the day of the fire, no sirens went off. The director in charge of this warning system was at a FEMA disaster seminar in Oahu as the fires were devastating the people of Maui.

When asked if he regretted not sounding the alarm, he said no. Because he was worried that the people would run into the fire.

But instead, they burned to death. Including an untold number of children who were home alone that morning because of a school cancellation.

The #water wasn’t on. #Fire #hydrants were #dry.

And the Deputy Director of Water Resource Management, who was named an Obama Foundation Leader, refused to release water for the west Maui fires until it was too late. He says that in order to share water, Hawaiians need to discuss equity.

Without any warnings and without any water, the people tried to flee. But they were stopped by the police who had orders to keep people from escaping.

The Maui chief of police, John Pelletier, was the incident officer at one of the biggest cover-up operations in US #history; the 2017 Las Vegas shootings.

Residents are not allowed to leave unless they get a permission slip from the federal government. But the government recently decided to shut that option down.

While the fires burned, a book was published about the entire event. The book blamed climate change and was written by a Dr Miles Stones. The definition of milestone is; an action or event marking a significant change or stage in development.

#Hawaii is being #usurped #by the same #billionaires pushing for the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset. They have been #planning on turning Maui into a test bed for their Artificial Intelligence #Smart Grid. But the #people were in their way, so they #burned them #out. Maui will either be a major milestone for the ruling class, or a line in the sand for we the people.

The federal government offers a one-time payment of seven hundred dollars to each family that has lost their home. And the Governor of Hawaii tells reporters that the state plans on acquiring the land.

And if it wasn’t for the local community, the survivors would be left alone to die in the ashes of their neighbors.

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https://banned.video/watch?id=64deb6374e506ac6f5017887

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

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ll-update.html

I still remember the bull**** line of for days after this happened, we have only inspected 3%. Dont be suprised if the death count goes well over 1000. There is something very wrong here as we can all see in the previous posts.Don't be suprised for the native local people in the future to find there justice in other ways. Its an island remember, their island.

chris_1968@pod.geraspora.de

Save The Mekong

Great photography of the Mekong River, and its people 👌👏❤ A strong blog

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via Scientists for the Mekong : Analyst: The Mekong is a Chance for China to Improve Its Soft Power Footprint

Important excerpts by Brian Eyler, director of the Stimson Center’s Southeast Asia program (6 April 2018):

"China, as well, previously wanted to purchase a lot of power from the Mekong basin. That’s no longer the case. In fact, #China

wants to #sell #power from Yunnan province to other #Mekong #countries. So that puts the whole #hydropower venture in the Lower

#Mekong under #question: Do we really #need all of these #dams? Is the #demand for those dams going to be there? Dams

development on the mainstream or the tributaries is driven by the demand for power from the other parts of the Mekong region."


"There are #communities of tens of thousands of people all the way through the basin that #utilize the #river #banks for #agricultural
purposes, and that contributes to the #important part of their #livelihoods. But when #China #releases the #water from #upstream
#dams in the dry season, just like China did two weeks ago, you have #sudden #floods that can #wash out the #fields that are
beginning to sprout #vegetables and other crops, wash away #livestock and #machinery. These unexpected floods also #impact
critical #animal and #bird species that make #habitats along the #riverside during the #dry #season."


"The Council Study (by the MRC) confirms how the #greatest #impacts come from #hydropower even compared to the impacts of
climate change. So we have to think about energy, and we need to work on #alternative #energy #development solutions because
the technology is here now to make that change. I am talking about solar, wind, and decentralized distribution and transmission
processes that can help shave down peak demands, reduce the needs for so much power, bring the power to the people who need

it more quickly, and help the country industrialize."


Let us Pray they stay alive 🙏🙏🙏

Three new Irrawaddy dolphin calves born in 2018. Great news. But, will they survive past 2 y.o.? Remains to be seen. All previous calves have died because of organochlorides, pesticides and other pollutants in fish & water, which damaged their immune systems leading to fatal diseases - according to 5 years research by Dr Verne Dove...
Let us remind the reader thst Dr. Dove was expelled from Cambodia for publishing her results...

Irrawaddy dolphins have long life spans. Hence, the present population consists of adult dolphins.

It's great that the Cambodian government has reduced gillnets and harm to the dolphins. However, if they really wanted to protect this species from #extinction they ought to be implementing strong measures to reduce water pollution and should not go ahead with the construction of the Stung Treng Dam & Sambor Dam as these will "sandwich" the dolphins confining them to a very small area and reducing substantially the species of fish they depend on for survival.

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