LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 1
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BtdCzjEpxPlg/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 2
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https://www.bitchute.com/video/5H9p6MZhrvcw/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 3
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https://www.bitchute.com/video/OePYFQCQ02jq/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 4
5-min
https://www.bitchute.com/video/3lyjpzdHYTex/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 5
6-min
https://www.bitchute.com/video/fteiHvevDDI4/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 6
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https://www.bitchute.com/video/VCUxmT9URbkz/
LAHAINA INCIDENT: IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION ON POSSIBLE WEAPONIZATION OF GIS - VIDEO 7
10-min
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lJFTX9oqnQxu/
SEP 24, 2023
Lahaina Incident: In-Depth Discussion on Possible Weaponization of GIS
Contributor videos on GIS and other web tools for understanding the Maui event
Guest post by Brian “the GIS guy” :)
This information is provided by a reader who supplied the original analysis of possible use of GIS in the Lahaina “forest fire” event. That post generated a lot of attention and feedback. Thank you to all who provided comments, and special thanks to Mark Crispin Miller for sharing it. Here are several videos and explanation using GIS to look at the impact and draw some conclusions.
Video 1 (9 min): Introduction and background.
Video 2 (1min): Fire did not affect wealthy homes, resorts and a new development right next to Lahaina and was contained only in Lahaina itself.
Video 3 (3min): The government owns large parcel of land with highly flammable grasses on it, where the fire might have originated. The area is designated for a large residential development, possibly equal to the housing that was destroyed - on this government owned land.
Video 4 (5 min): This video shows Kahoma Village, a miracle of fire-proof new housing materials that only work when used on wealthy single residences but don’t work when used in construction of low-income housing of the same village. I previously published on this using another You Tube video footage. I guarantee you even without looking into the original documentation, that the Kahoma village development was approved only on condition that the low-income condos would be part of it. How convenient that they are now - poof! - reduced to dust. Some cars had aluminum melted, while the grass right next to them is ok, and other cars remain intact.
Video 5 (6 min): Curiouser and curiouser. Large areas right outside of Lahaina appear to be proposed developments, which likely were opposed by the current residents and conveniently positioned to quickly get go-ahead now that the opposition has been literally wiped off the map. Are those development plans linked to the Hawaiian government, and are political campaigns funded by capital gains? Does the bear crap in the woods?
Video 6 (2 min): Roads planned to connect the “new” development areas together outside of the “old” downtown Lahaina which is conveniently destroyed now.
Video 7 (10 min): Discussion on the new development “Village of Leiali” which will likely progress now that the old town is gone. And how coincidentally marvelous that this multi-billion project is owned/proposed by the State Department of the Hawaiian Homelands, and ostensibly this is to provide housing for “Native Hawaiian beneficiaries”.
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/4d5b8e83-6a50-4fdd-a021-62b30ffcadcb
Corey Lynn of Corey's Digs
Lahaina Incident: In-Depth Discussion on Possible Weaponization of GIS
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/4d5b8e83-6a50-4fdd-a021-62b30ffcadcb
6:02 PM · Sep 24, 2023
https://twitter.com/CoreyDigs/status/1706066536132170128
Comments from a reader about The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
Sasha, while looking into Lahania trying to find that glimmer of hope. I ran across https://dhhl.hawaii.gov/dhhl/ The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is governed by the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920, enacted by the U.S. Congress to protect and improve the lives of native Hawaiians. The act created a Hawaiian Homes Commission to administer certain public lands, called Hawaiian home lands, for homesteads. Native Hawaiians are defined as individuals having at least 50 percent Hawaiian blood.
The Act was incorporated as a provision in the State Constitution in 1959 when Hawai‘i was granted statehood. Responsibility for the Commission and the Hawaiian home lands was transferred to the State at that time. Except for provisions that increase benefits to lessees or relate to administration of the Act, the law can be amended only with the consent of Congress.
The primary responsibilities of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands are to serve its beneficiaries and to manage its extensive land trust. The land trust consists of over 200,000 acres on the islands of Hawai‘i, Maui, Moloka‘i, Lāna‘i, O‘ahu, and Kaua‘i.
DHHL provides direct benefits to native Hawaiians in many ways. Beneficiaries may receive 99-year homestead leases at $1 per year for residential, agricultural, or pastoral purposes. These leases may be extended for an aggregate term not to exceed 199 years. Beneficiaries may receive financial assistance through direct loans, insured loans, or loan guarantees for home purchase, construction, home replacement, or repair.
In addition to administering the homesteading program, DHHL leases trust lands not in homestead use at market value and issues revocable permits, licenses, and rights-of-entry. The income from these enterprises is used to supplement DHHL’s programs, including continued homestead development. Another interesting https://lrb.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/dhhl_guide.pdf Joshua Booth Green is an American politician and physician who has served as the governor of Hawaii since 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, he is the state's ninth governor. In 1993, the 100th anniversary of the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, Congress passed a resolution, which President Bill Clinton signed into law, offering an apology to Native Hawaiians on behalf of the United States for its involvement in the overthrow of the Hawain Kingdom. The law is known as the Apology Resolution, and represents (one of the few times that the United States government has formally apologized for its actions) No wonder Biden silent, just another tactic they been using. Checking out his list of appointees.
https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/comments-from-a-reader-about-the
>Lahaina Incident: In-Depth Discussion on Possible Weaponization of GIS
Here are some comments received from a reader (thank you SW) regarding Hawaiian Dep of Homelands.
>Comments from a reader about The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
Very interesting background. Looks like the Hawaiian Homelands is going to move Hawaiians from the lands that they used to own to the housing where the land is owned by the government. Is this the “own nothing and be happy” part?
Folks, I come from the lands of deep knowledge of what happens when the government starts promising “free housing” after some untold disaster like, say, WWII for example, levelled your cities and villages, and you are on the waitlist for the government’s free housing. Trust me and 3 generations of my family to tell you - this is a BAD, VERY BAD SIGN. They start by building worker paradises in Hawaii and it looks in theory like a great thing, but very quickly it becomes this:
And I assure you, this picture is a nice version of it, and you still have to be on the waitlist for 15-20 years, and yours will be “smart”. Ask me why most of the people of my generation in the Soviet Union were conceived in the summer.
Post comments and questions and maybe Brian can make more GIS videos in the future.
>https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/4d5b8e83-6a50-4fdd-a021-62b30ffcadcb
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Lara Logan reposted
Travis Tritt
I was recently asked to do an interview with an @ajc entertainment journalist' to talk about being a lifelong @Braves fan. I declined the interview because of how badly I was treated by Major League Baseball and the mainstream media when I sang our National Anthem in October of 2021 for a Braves playoff game. Because I was unvaccinated, I was treated like a pariah and a criminal by MLB and the MSM. I haven’t watched a MLB game since and I doubt that I ever will again without a formal apology from MLB. With so many reports of people being injured by the vaccines and boosters, I stand by my decision to refuse to take any of the jabs. It’s such a shame, because there was never a bigger Major League Baseball and @Braves fan than me.Nevertheless, I stand by my decision and I refuse to be bullied by any agenda that ultimately wants to reduce the population because of a “climate change” hoax.
7:18 AM · Sep 24, 2023·1.2M Views
https://twitter.com/Travistritt/status/1705904530221916360