Someone online asked about what is going on there and what are the speculations about?
Basically many are claiming that the fire is being used to displace regular folk from their properties in order to seize the land for the elites or turn the city into a smart city. Some even claim the fires were started on purpose – possibly from a laser beam from space.
Some stated that police blockades of escape routes were orders from the elites to increase damage and casualties – in order to facilitate taking over property.
Congressional Democrats were looking to claim the fires were a part of global warming, but then backed off of those claims in light of the information below.
Currently the blame seems to be pointing towards Hawaii’s only power supplier, Hawaiian Electric Company. They reportedly did not power down their power lines adequately when the warning came about the high winds from the National Weather Service. There are lawsuits totaling $4.9B against the company.
Dems who blamed Hawaii fires on climate change largely silent after county says power line responsible – Fox News, 2023/08/23
Fox News Digital contacted five lawmakers — Sens. Ed Markey, D-Mass., Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., and Dick Durbin, D-Ill., and Reps. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and Cori Bush, D-Mo. — who were among the voices claiming the devastating fires were sparked by man-made global warming. While Khanna provided a response, the four other lawmakers ignored the requests noting Maui County, Hawaii, alleged in a lawsuit the fires were sparked by power lines.
“The lawsuit alleges that the Defendants acted negligently by failing to power down their electrical equipment despite a National Weather Service Red Flag Warning on August 7th,” Maui County said in a release announcing its lawsuit last week.
“The lawsuit further alleges [Hawaiian Electric Company’s (HECO)] energized and downed power lines ignited dry fuel such as grass and brush, causing the fires,” the announcement added. “The lawsuit also alleges failure to maintain the system and power grid, which caused the systemic failures starting three different fires on August 8th.”
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According to the county’s lawsuit, HECO and its subsidiaries, which supply Hawaii with most of its electricity, failed to follow protocol powering down live electrical equipment allowing downed power lines to spark multiple fires earlier this month. The fires have claimed the lives of at least 115 people, according to the latest figures, and hundreds more remain missing.
This article is the latest from last week.
Hawaiian Electric jumps on state legislation to securitize fire costs – Seeking Alpha, 2024/01/23
Hawaiian Electric (NYSE:HE) closed +4.6% on Tuesday after state lawmakers introduced legislation that would allow the electric utility to sell recovery bonds backed by customer rates to cover costs from last year’s deadly Maui wildfire, Bloomberg reported.
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Research firm Capstone LLC told Bloomberg that Hawaiian Electric (HE) could face as much as $4.9B in liabilities from multiple lawsuits filed against the utility, blaming its power lines for causing the fire last year that razed the town of Lahaina and killed at least 99 people.