Who benefits from the Maui fire?
The following was posted on telegram yesterday.
The identity of some financially interested parties is clearly stated.
Thinkforyourself
@.naturally_nadia. đź—Ł
They say a picture is worth 1000 words. Well, the footage i've seen of the devastation in Hawaii tells a very different story than the ones we are hearing in the MSM.
Half a car burned, and the other half unscathed…
Homes burned to ashes, but trees were still standing nearby. I'm sorry, but this was not a naturally occurring disaster… more like incredibly intentional destruction.
In January of 2023, there was a Smart City Conference in Maui. The government of Hawaii stated that their goal is to make the entire island of Maui the first Smart ISLAND, pushing everything electric and making 15-minute smart cities to be governed by AI, as outlined in the Hawaii Digitial government summit of 2023, which they planned to host next month in Maui on September 25, 2023.
Clipped this quote from an article talking about the new smart grid plans for Maui:
“Hitachi recently announced that it has begun operations on the demonstration site for the "Japan-U.S. Island Grid Project" (commonly referred to as the "JUMPSmartMaui") on the island of Maui, Hawaii, in collaboration with the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), Mizuho Bank, Ltd. and Cyber Defense Institute, Inc. An opening ceremony was held on Maui to coincide with the launch of site operations.”
Lastly, there was a contract last year that was signed to build "smart" high-rise condos and "clean energy" businesses in Lahaina. The obstacle, however, was that the land is owned by indigenous locals who refused to sell what has belonged to them for generations. This prevented any new developments from happening and put a stop to the governor's plans.
So, instead of respecting the wishes of the people and protecting his state, Josh Green sold Maui out to the WEF. They were going to get that land, one way or another… I guess it's a lot cheaper to burn it down than to buy it out.