DLNR captures new aerial footage of Lahaina Wildfire Disaster

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) released extensive new aerial footage on Friday showing more of the damage from the Lahaina Wildfire Disaster.

[@Dave-eu3ib]

Something still doesn’t make sense

[@Andy_Holmes]

Advanced warfare technologies were used.

[@onthelake9554]

@@Andy_Holmes Stop it freak .

[@Andy_Holmes]

@@onthelake9554 You're deluded.

[@sc3942]

I visited from Australia last November (my third trip there) with my daughter. Just devastated to see the destruction of this beautiful little town, which we had loved visiting: the little speciality shops and the historic buildings and the cafes. So sorry for those you have lost loved ones, homes, property, businesses and livelihoods. Such a tragedy for Maui and the Hawaiian people.

[@xxjergerxx]

I went on vacation to Minnesota

[@nidh1109]

You know about wildfires then. Is this footage typical of a burnt town in Australia, as it looks so strange to me? Trees here and there and buildings next to devastation?

[@MissIdolize]

@@nidh1109 I agree. Trees left standing but almost all cars are burnt out shells - metal even melted!

[@RIFFRAFF104]

My cousins place burned. Her 2 dogs died. Very bad for all those affected.

[@A13JMC]

How widespread this event was is just unbelievsble, get aid to this area as fast as possible and be searching for loved ones. Heal one day at a time, small steps.

[@LisaLou4sho]

That's all happening right now. 67 dead so far. Supply convoy of locals only allowed through barriers to get to Lahaina.

[@katiehettinger7857]

I'm in Oregon and we had a summer of fire, losing several parts of towns, but the breath of this destruction is overwhelming. 😢💙🇺🇸🕊

[@A13JMC]

What is needed is a structure that can be easily set up, that covers the size of a house, and can withstand extreme high temperatures, or a way to instantly snuff out fire as it approaches a business or residential structure.

[@ezmepetersen2503]

What I'm struggling with is the way the fire kept feeding itself even though the roads act as a fire break. There was a patch of open ground with one building on it which, sadly is now gone but the ground around it looks like nothing happened there. Even the fences are still intact in some places. All very difficult to comprehend. People have lost everything. I hope they can rebuild the homes and communities again. It would be devastating to lose your heritage lands on top of everything else. My prayers and thoughts are with these folks.

[@sH-gh8ww]

Those were rods of god destroying pedifiles

[@patriciarobertson-xp1xb]

What are the marks in the road close to where the yellow fire truck is? I thought perhaps it could have been where downed power lines burned payment, but transformer is still on the pole to the right of it. And I also thought it could be where firetruck had laid hose, and maybe wet looking, but I zoomed in and they didn't have their hose stretched out there.

[@chrispreston256]

​@@sH-gh8wwlooks like he missed

[@stevenklaunzer9467]

U just can't comprehend that this was intentional..

[@patriciarobertson-xp1xb]

@@stevenklaunzer9467 oh, that's what I am saying, it was intentional, it wasn't natural. It was dew, and it intentionally burned the area. I am a retired firefighter, never seen anything like that, especially green grass in certain areas as if the fire burned leaving certain things like a trampoline and wooden fence untouched next to where a car had been totally reduced to absolutely nothing. Prayers for the people who lost loved ones, and all they had. Evil elites who think they have gotten the upper hand will be dealt with by the Almighty hand of GOD!

[@rhammelman]

How do you explain the standing trees while buildings and cars are totally destroyed? Also saw this in CA wildfire photos and vids...

[@nathankoroush7918]

I bet there are some big-time investors just waiting to get their hands on that land cheap and construct new condos, homes, businesses. Planned maybe?

[@stephenwoodman6015]

Not planned but you are right about big time investors. They are probably counting their gold right now.

[@keithdunwoody1302]

I was just thinking that. Vulture capitalists are licking their chops.

[@Andy_Holmes]

It was advanced warfare technologies.

[@charleskuchenbrod8400]

HAARP like Paradise California and many others

[@clwinner1]

I will just never understand how these fires like in California and here In Hawaii can burn so intense and fast they turn homes into piles of white ash, melt steel, destroy so much and yet the grass, trees around homes, businesses are mostly untouched, some structures that sit in the middle of ash are untouched. It's almost like the fire is controlled by remote and guided to just destroy certain areas and things. For fire to make it's way to boats on the water and burn them with the same force getting hot enough to explode the gas tanks then jump across water to the next boat. Or areas where there is no structure but there is grass, trees, etc it seems the fire just skipped that area completely. I have never seen fire do this in the past.

[@philyeary8809]

Stay frosty, WEF is playing....stay sharp.

[@jakewilson7112]

Having a large irrigated lawn saved these. No embers could find dry tinder to erupt into flames. This is what a "fire break" is. Smoke jumpers reason for existing is to create these, either by dampness or controlled burns. The real question should be, in a state where they always vote for god daddy democrats and their handouts, why were people left to die without a warning or evacuation. Daddy proved his worthlessness. They were too busy worrying about Ukraine. Gotta protect the Biden Families treasonous criminal enterprises.

[@johnthompson1691]

Hurricane force winds ( 80mph +) caused this fire & made it a tragedy during a very dry period.

[@marcellocolona4980]

1:09 Lahaina Shores Beach Resort totally untouched with devastation all around it. Insane!

[@terryarmbruster9719]

The were smart enough to turn their sprinklers on have seuraste water feed doused roof as ermbers came and very little flammable exterior building material. They purposely built it to be fire resistant as area well known for wildfires. Same materials used in wildfire areas of Calif Oregon past fifteen years or so.

[@dustinlynch9367]

They better subsidized that hotel turned into a refuge for all the people that lost their home

[@DiscoCatsMeow]

​@@dustinlynch9367there won't be any water or electric service for a very long time.

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

@@terryarmbruster9719 thanks for explanation!

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

@@dustinlynch9367 it's a condo people Own the units, ,,,,, any hotel they can use they should do that though.

[@TassyDeval]

Its amazing how it just went around so many buildings and left basically untouched.

[@kevinmiele5289]

almost like the fire had a joy stick controller!!! more amazing is the fact the that trees STILL STANDING WITH JUST THE LEAVES BURNED OFF !!!! but all the houses are burnt to ashes and cars have melted engine blocks and rims ....DEW is a clue

[@BennyBornAgain]

You think they’re victims of a directed energy weapon?

[@russg007]

No way this much damage is 100% natural, something sinister helped this massive destruction happen. 2200 buildings? 100s of cars? 100a of people? 10s of boats in the water?

[@BennyBornAgain]

@@russg007 I’ve never seen the aftermath of a natural fire to compare so idk.

[@constantineandreu9377]

That's not the aftermath of a "WILDFIRE"

[@Firedog-ny3cq]

So, what really happened, oh, Wise One?

[@philyeary8809]

​@@Firedog-ny3cqwhy don't you enlighten us, o vaxxed CIA bot?😂

[@monkeybusines77]

So sorry @philyeary8809, this was directed at Firedog

[@rockyroad7345]

There were strong high winds coming down from the mountains because of a nearby hurricane. Those winds caused the fire to spread out of control.

[@earlthepearl4161]

​@@rockyroad7345700 miles away from Hurricane Dora is near by?? Pathetic aren't you?

[@redbug3696]

At 0:52 That is amazing! One house perfectly intact, surrounded by all burned down houses!

[@onthelake9554]

A new invention called concrete and block .

[@thisisditte737]

​@@onthelake9554Actually, one of the remaining on the shore is fully build from wood. I looked it up on Google maps. It's very odd.

[@kristinesharp6286]

Wind change. Building materials.

[@yvonneerrend8217]

This is horrifying. God bless all those who have had to suffer through this tragedy.

[@v.dargain1678]

Maui Hawaiians need to get together with the residents of West Texas . These types of grass fires are a common seasonal occurance there .

[@mattday870]

Sorry, cars in parking lots with nothing around them cannot be obliterated by a brush fire.

[@123kbkgraphx]

Air temp sets things off.

[@bluzzjazz]

80 mph winds turned wildfire into a firenado.

[@hime273]

​@@bluzzjazzBullshit

[@hime273]

@@patrisio3 Social Engineer Troll.

[@cue111]

They had full tanks of gas in them probably

[@nathaniel40]

Wondering how the ‘FIRE’ left some GREEN and Buildings untouched ! Anyhow praying for all Innocents affected 🙏

[@chingonbass]

you guys remember when china was shooting green laser rays over hawaii a few months ago?

[@italianwaterice9594]

the balloon was scouting

[@cherrypi_b]

This is insane. Horrific. The whole town is razed. I'm always amazed that you find little spots where a house is untouched and all the surroundings are burnt to the ground. Very surreal.

[@boblatkey7160]

Same thing in Santa Barbara

[@TheThemattyo1]

Suspicious !....someone wanted coastal waterfront properties " It is the cold blooded reality....

[@jakewilson7112]

Gates/Biden/Clinton collective going to be investing heavily in Maui. They lost their Little St.James play place, so theyre looking for a new one. This is an opportunity they cant afford to miss.

[@lisam.willson1679]

It never fails to amaze me how with wildfires there can be 99% devastation and then a random house or building remains (relatively) unscathed. It’s mind blowing to me that can happen and just shows how unpredictable and chaotic these fires are. Sending love and support to Lahaina.

[@alessandroricci7294]

It doesn't happen with natural fires: let's see if I the Californian fires there was anything whatsoever left alive in the middle of destruction, or the Colorado or any major fire. Either is a "small fire" or is the raging "fire storm" we're told happened here: you can't have it both ways, they are mutually exclusive.

[@muzzleflash1]

It is not natural, wildfires do not discriminate, the wealthy land owners do.

[@MissIdolize]

How can a 'wild' fire quite literally burn everything around buildings with gardens, leaving them almost untouched? I mean look at 6:56 - and that's just one of several examples in the video.

[@frankblangeard8865]

This was caused by electric poles and wires downed by high winds. In California they have learned to shut down the electricity when winds this high are expected. And since there was a hurricane passing to the south these winds were predictable.

[@KreemieNewgatt]

PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric) learned that lesson the hard way

[@monsieurbono]

yeah blame the wind ... not human error, never is, never will be. or stupidity not figuring out a way to shut it off automatically before it sets a fire. burying power lines will cost a fortune but it will create jobs because they don't want to figure out a way to make them safer. it will happen again and again until someone in these multimillion dollar companies actually do something instead of blaming it on the wind and then paying off the lawmakers to keep quiet. what a shame! and this one cost many lives. like terrorism or arsonists but you pay them.

[@jakewilson7112]

Not one source has named the cause yet. It is just as likely to have started in the countless homeless camps littering the island. A red hot meth pipe, or a alcohol stove made of tin cans. Those who profit from homeless services will surely blame the power lines though. They have to protect their cash cow.

[@monsieurbono]

and that's the thing, you will never find out because they will blame the wind, or scape goat the people they have displaced for land speculation, or on the climate, it is never some bufoon overpaid company that has known about dry conditions for over fifty years and yet done nothing except spend a LOT of money on media ads showing how AWESOME they are and not fixing the power lines. Because when they admit fault it isnt done in the media it is done in court.@@jakewilson7112

[@patrickhascall7401]

They do not know what caused of the initial brush fire yet. But here there is a growing consensus that negligence contributed greatly after the fact . There was a brush fire. It was stated that it was under control. The area was left unattended after being "under control". Winds picked up due to hurricane off-shore and a high pressure to the north. The previously "under control" bush fire still had embers. The embers reignited due to high winds fueling it........ 'unattended' and not monitored embers not completely extinguished reignited! The rest is now history. Draw your own conclusions.

[@bonnenaturel6688]

Trees still standing? DEWs.

[@sinjinadams2862]

What strikes me, is how brown and dry looking the whole surrounding area is. When you think of Hawaii, you think lush and green. This land looks nothing like that. This is obviously a very dry part of the island. It's no wonder it went up in flames the way it did.

[@robertgrey7266]

Lahaina is on the leeward side of the island, where it is normally very dry and sunny. The windward side is very lush and green with lots of rain.

[@hu_b]

It's more than just being the dry side of the island. Some of those buildings stood for 200 years. Conditions have changed.

[@ct5625]

Hawaii is technically tropical but there are various micro climate conditions all over the islands depending on elevation and density of population etc. They were also experiencing something of a drought. Most of the old buildings are decades old, even a hundred or more, and they're made of wood. The more modern buildings you see still standing appear to be brick/concrete.

[@JasonMcMullen]

High mountains and wind direction causes what is called a rain shadow. Windward sides stop the clouds (which induces rain) and is accordingly green, leeward sides dont get much rain unless its winter

[@patrickhascall7401]

I have to correct you. We are not tropical; we are subtropical. @@ct5625

[@rememberthesabbathdayexodu1185]

Been to Lahaina years ago... just breaks my heart to see what happened to this once beautiful place. May God bless and have mercy on those affected by this terrible tragedy, especially those who lost loved ones.

[@toddinthemiddle]

sure...god will help them... like the millions of sick and starving people in the world that he helps.

[@godscommandmentsaretruthis2837]

@@toddinthemiddle I was referring to the Biblical teaching of God comforting and strengthening people and His ability to bring something beneficial out of a bad situation. Jesus said, 'in this world you will have tribulation.' Whether saint or sinner, there is no escaping trouble. We are on Satan's territory. Only when Jesus returns and sets up His kingdom will there be peace. Then and only then will the devil's reign of terror be over. Hope you choose to be a part of Christ's kingdom someday.

[@GIGUNS-0341]

Looks like Hiroshima .

[@whatadollslife]

looks exactly like the fire in Napa California a few years ago ...grassy areas still there .... and houses burned to the ground ......................the bare ground is worth more than the people living there to someone in government ....was the town fighting about gentrification? were there real estate speculators planning to do citywide upgrades....................I thought Maui was a very wet enviornment

[@Andy_Holmes]

Lahaina is very dry, it gets only twelve inches of rain a year. But this fire like so many other recent ones was definitely caused by advanced warfare technologies.

[@davidbaumgardner8374]

I think Andy is on to something this don't pass the smell test

[@marymanju4757]

It is the locals and the natives that have the greatest losses. they had the old homes that were all wood that were the most inundated. .. tears keep flowing.. prayers for the ones that lost so much.

[@yzScott]

There was a heritage museum in the old Courthouse in front of the banyan tree. Terrible to think of the history lost in that single building. And it's so much worse than that.

[@patriciacorrigan5569]

So sorry. Praying the rosary. I remember the banyon tree. Love you Hawaii Maui and all the islands.

[@boblatkey7160]

Yeah, I could always score some weed under the banyan tree.

[@user-76122]

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[@annawofford559]

Yes their weapons that shoot Lazer down to start fires . They're doing a lot of wild fires , with help .doing floods in other places with help .weaponizing weather is fun for these people

[@gertrudewest4535]

Because of the location and that all of its resources need to be imported, this will never be rebuilt, except by the wealthy individuals. All the working people will probably never be allowed to return.

[@catherinedenice3768]

so sad sending love and prayers to the people ....may the victims rest in peace..

[@tlims1974a]

Such a tragedy! 🥲 everyone packs into the oceans edge so close, it’s a chain reaction when fire breaks out! Those winds driving the fire must have been brutal! May those who lost their lives Rest In Peace, and May God help all who were affected recover from this tragedy. 🙏🌷

[@kristinessTX]

It’s really surprising, especially in the beginning, how you see areas of burn but inside there are places still standing and untouched.

[@cskilalillabich9059]

My heart goes out to all affected by this horrible fire. I live in California and have seen wildfires. Something doesn't seem right to many convenient coincidences.

[@frisk151]

Thanks for the video... I've seen a lot of what a serious fire does (California, etc), but I don't recall seeing such devastation, not to mention loss of life... I can't get over the swaths of structures almost completely raised into an ash stain, and then, you have home right in the middle (both sides, or all sides) that look like there wasn't even a fire near them... One day it would be good to know if these are all new build vs. older homes and businesses.. Wow.. What a scorched earth nightmare.. :(

[@philyeary8809]

As in Reichstag

[@jakewilson7112]

the towns in cali that burned were larger actually. loss of life was due to trash politicians and public services not evacuating this area. They clearly saved themselves while people died. Even detestable Cali got their citizens out of the path of death.

[@Tylox1]

I managed to get the reddit link off: From a resident of Maui: “What you’re not hearing from our local government… I just got out of a meeting where I was informed by someone in the Mayor’s office about developments that are being kept from the public. I am not a conspiracy theorist and I don’t want to make trouble but here’s what I’ve heard: - The amount of fatalities is expected to be more than 500 but less than 1000. Many of the fatalities will be children who were at home because they canceled school. Parents worked and were not there to evacuate the children. Kids had no idea they needed to leave and by the time they noticed their homes or apartments were on fire, it was too late. - The government is worried about how we will react when we learn that the fire department left the fire earlier in the day and claimed it was 100% contained knowing that the winds were expected to be 70mph by the afternoon. This is against all fire control protocols. The fire department should not have left the original fire unattended. - They are scared that the public calls for accountability will be more than they can control and protests and riots will occur. - They plan to lock down Lahaina for several months. It will take months to clean up the hazardous and environmental contamination. - They won’t have enough housing for All the displaced. -There were 2,000 unaccounted for this morning. They have a list where they are trying to keep track. They found 700 today. But there are still 1300 missing. - They are very worried that the community is going to freak out when they find out how not a single fire truck responded to the fires. - The emergency sirens were not activated (hurricane sirens) and loss of life could have been kept down by better emergency management which utterly failed.” If you ask me, this is not incompetence, it’s a planned crisis From a resident of Maui: “What you’re not hearing from our local government… I just got out of a meeting where I was informed by someone in the Mayor’s office about developments that are being kept from the public. I am not a conspiracy theorist and I don’t want to make trouble but here’s what I’ve heard: - The amount of fatalities is expected to be more than 500 but less than 1000. Many of the fatalities will be children who were at home because they canceled school. Parents worked and were not there to evacuate the children. Kids had no idea they needed to leave and by the time they noticed their homes or apartments were on fire, it was too late. - The government is worried about how we will react when we learn that the fire department left the fire earlier in the day and claimed it was 100% contained knowing that the winds were expected to be 70mph by the afternoon. This is against all fire control protocols. The fire department should not have left the original fire unattended. - They are scared that the public calls for accountability will be more than they can control and protests and riots will occur. - They plan to lock down Lahaina for several months. It will take months to clean up the hazardous and environmental contamination. - They won’t have enough housing for All the displaced. -There were 2,000 unaccounted for this morning. They have a list where they are trying to keep track. They found 700 today. But there are still 1300 missing. - They are very worried that the community is going to freak out when they find out how not a single fire truck responded to the fires. - The emergency sirens were not activated (hurricane sirens) and loss of life could have been kept down by better emergency management which utterly failed.” If you ask me, this is not incompetence, it’s a planned crisis

[@therickpound]

seeing that fire pattern raises some questions

[@bryanlord3659]

" Calamities in diverse places " LORD , be with those who have been through this , comfort them and give them peace and give them hope .

[@sleepy670]

Unbelievable. The damage is incomprehensible. Prayers to those that have lost their loved ones

[@HawaiiSustainable]

Looks like everything was destroyed except for the mansions directly across from the burnt field in the beginning the big condo and the mansions again at other end of town

[@HawaiiSustainable]

@@alpinedragon14 the vacation rentals yea everything that locals had looks gone

[@SOLDOZER]

Theres no mansions in Lahaina. That's Puamana at the start. They are condo 4 plexes.

[@HawaiiSustainable]

@@SOLDOZER oceanfront vacation rental condos not locals

[@SOLDOZER]

@@HawaiiSustainable Yeah, condos, not mansions. You dont even know what Puamana is.

[@HawaiiSustainable]

@@SOLDOZER yeah oceanfront condos that are vacation rentals just mansions for idiots to split and rent not locals

[@hebneh]

One thing to be thankful for - because the power went off in the morning and stayed off, most businesses never opened so the hundreds of tourists normally in town were absent. Even more importantly, the schools didn’t function either, so none of the 630 students of King Kamehameha III Elementary School were on that campus, which was destroyed by the fire.

[@dawnjack1700]

DEW 100 %

[@2011hwalker]

Look how DRY the mountain side looks behind Lahaina....it looks so parched.

[@leefp6719]

That's pretty common on that side of the island. Looks like eastern WA

[@TraceyRenee1]

Yeah, very dry almost desert like on that side

[@gentrydaniels]

Prayers for all the victims. 🙏🙏🙏

[@jijiliamario112]

Oh Lord....what is your message? I feel that the angels are releasing the winds slowly and slowly....My heart goes out to the people of Maui ..my prayers are with you..stay strong and trust in the Lord for when you are weak then you will see his strength for He will never leave you nor forsake you.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tenderious99]

Even if your properties survived from the firestorm , you have to wait until all infrastructures rebuilt to live your "normal" life again. How could you live without electricity, water supply and gas ? Natural disasters have shown the limit of human capabilities. May God bless us all.

[@BadAttitudeMan2011]

um, human beings have lived on this planet for probably millions of years before electricity, water supply and gas. Perhaps human 'capabilities' far exceed this modern chapter of dependence on 'stuff'.

[@jakewilson7112]

They lived in Hawaii for several thousand years without those. They tend to condemn the "evil corporations" who brought them actually.

[@michaelglueckert7662]

So very sorry Hawaii people all our thoughts and prayers with you all and familys!!

[@milliewilliams6418]

Absolutely heartbreaking. So little on the news about this. I hope the people are ok....and can rebuild their lives.

[@Machiave11i]

What kind of wildfire destroys houses but doesn't burn the grass or ignite the trees?

[@kaitlee100]

More energy weapon attacks……sickening. And yet people will continue to deny what’s right in front of them.😢😢

[@JakeBor]

Of course! It's similar to how folks can view footage of WTC coming down on 9/11 and not immediately recognize controlled demolition. Cognitive dissonance. Mass psychosis. Common sense and critical thinking skills are in short supply.

[@ericfielding2540]

Heartbreaking to see so many homes burnt to the ground, knowing that some residents did not escape.

[@2FRESH-4U]

It hurts knowing it’s just gone like that I’m so lucky to have been there and experienced that beautiful place

[@moon-ud8tq]

Whereis Oprah's home located? Was that big hotel (1:10) affected by the fire? 1:53 is that tour boat that capsized?

[@monacoleman24]

So sad, we weep for you!

[@kus42]

We were there 11 months ago. It was a beautiful town. So many good memories. Seeing this devastation is heart-breaking. So many burned homes have cars in front. I shudder to think how many people may have gotten caught completely unawares and were unable to get out at all. :(

[@sidpheasant7585]

I don't honestly want this to be true, but there are many, many screens here with full or nearly-full fire damage across the screen in which the only surviving/relatively unscathed objects that stand out identifiably are blue, blue-green or green fences, roof, cars, trash cans, road signs, hoardings and so on. Quite often a given screen has several such objects. To the best of my abilities as an observer, those are the undeniable FACTS of this situation. 7:18 offers a perfect example, but I believe there are 20+ more, as I did document them.

[@charlottetracy3970]

It's unbelievable...so sad....sending thoughts of hope to all of Maui.

[@deborahdean]

Heartbreaking. Sending my love to my friends on Maui. I hope you are all safe.

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

So, is rebuilding even feasible? Construction costs, sea level rising? There are awful questions coming with awful answers. I ache for the whole Hawaiian community and culture. I'm so sorry. I've survived wildfires in Oregon and the emotional toll is considerable.

[@jakewilson7112]

It will now all be rebuilt as resorts by the billionaire elites and their harem of corrupt politicians.

[@russg007]

No way this much damage is 100% natural, something sinister helped this massive destruction happen. 2200 buildings? 100s of cars? 100s of people? 10s of boats in the water?

[@gravitystorm61158]

Our prayers for those who have endured this disaster, RIP for those who lost their lives and loved ones… 🙏🙏🌈…

[@waihwangtan1662]

How did the trees survive the fire?

[@chalinp4886]

This is strange how the fire spread so quickly on green vegetation

[@SuzanneWaetford-dg4mz]

The devastation and loss to my extended family there in a Maui.I can not believe what I am seeing, with are with you all.Rise above,keep strong.Arohanui Waetford, Napa through the Piltz line

[@edge7074]

How did the fire burn homes and businesses but nothing around them?

[@reneehouser2925]

A trip to Maui is crossed off my bucket list 😳

[@jakewilson7112]

If it was on it in the first place, you did a horrible job of researching destinations. Cali expat hippies, junkies, and corporations have ruined these islands. Try Indonesia or The Philippines instead. Lots of amazing, untainted islands to visit. The locals arent known for assaulting or spitting on tourists there either. Even the addicts arent entitled violent trash.

[@denisemorrison7616]

White phosphorus bombs are incendiary weapons. That means that along with their destructive explosive power, they can spread fire. In this case, the fire is made from burning phosphorus, which burns at about 1,500 F. White phosphorus bombs can spread this fire over an area up to several hundred square yards.

[@woodstocknun]

amazing to see all the swimming pools all being intact, its like the fire didnt even touch them, still has water in them too.

[@sojourn777]

DEW is very very selective

[@sanfranciscobay]

Many will rebuild and carry on. Some will never recover and will lose everything.

[@vicv.2720]

0:51 - How did that building go seemingly untouched?

[@johnwadmaniii]

It’ll be interesting to see who benefits from this. Wildfires or arson fires?

[@johnnymikel5122]

At 52 seconds in, you see an untouched property. Thoughtful application of water?

[@sickvick83]

This was done by a laser

[@calfolk7381]

The Governor of Hawaii blames the fire on climate change lol

[@proudwhitestraightman1574]

Exactly what the developers paid for

[@BamBMartin1]

DEWS AND SMART METERS!!!

[@Andy_Holmes]

Exactly.

[@50pinkies67]

So terribly sad for the victims and the loss of life is just incomprehensible. It's gonna be a long recovery bc there's no infastructure to even begin. Prayers for Lahania. 🙏

[@nidh1109]

It just doesn't look right! But I'm no expert.

[@tigger1038]

You don't need to be an expert. Fires burn trees.

[@modelrailwaysales3850]

I see all the burnt buildings but no burnt countryside. How did the first start?

[@NYC2023-du8mg]

Thank you for sharing this video...

[@italianwaterice9594]

radiation

[@deanbell4070]

F Me! Thank you for the great coverage, this helps me with more closure. I’m going to cry some more 😔

[@Dr.Graaff]

What is Lahaina?

[@paulien7779]

DEW

[@robsanderson3061]

Prayers from Alaska❤️🙏🏾❤️

[@nattyw495]

My heartfelt compassion kindness empathy and much love goes out to all whove lost friends family their homes and livelihoods..may you all find shelter food and mental health care till you feel and are able to move forward in rebuilding your lives. To all the first responders and volunteers who ran toward danger to help evacuate lives and to get them to a safe spot thank you for being the best of human kind..💛🇺🇲🇨🇦🌺🏝🚤🚔🚑🚒🏛💛

[@thevipmusicshow]

Same thing happened to us in Paradise CA November 8th 2018 Our homes were leveled to ash but most of the trees were still standing houses, steel buildings turned to ash, cars, trucks flipped upside down but still the gas tanks were still intact, We were hit so back in Paradise 11.8.2018 by Directed Energy Weapons looks the same as Paradise did, Maui, looks to be the same MO, as Paradise, Fire was. Cars burned out even the glass windows some of the cars in Maui had large holes in the hood of the cars and trucks looks like a Direct Energy Attack to me but trees next to the cars still had leaves on them. This in my humble opinion is another attack on our towns, Agenda 21 burn the people off the land and take everything away from them. The Winds came up soon as the fire started right? Just like in Paradise and many mountain communities in Northern California, Prove me I'm wrong. Learn what's happening people our towns are under attack none other than by the New World Order People taking everything away from us, burning our towns down. NO EARLY WARNING SYSTEM in place tells me they wanted lot's of Causality’s Death's just like in Paradise we had no warning at all these people they aren't playing they are Dead serious about destroying everything the people have worked so hard for. I sure wish the people would get a clue. Oh thanks mainstream media for NOT Doing any investigating on the fire your worthless media covering up the CRIME Against the People of Maui. May God Help us all, against these EVIL People behind the crimes against humanity. Cars and trucks lined up along the side of the road with glass and wheels melted no trees next to the cars and trucks melted just like Paradise. When will people realize our towns are under attack one at a time. a friend of mine wrote a book called Paradise Lost The Great California Fire Chronicles 109 pages and it catalogs all the fires and weaponry used on the fires in CA between 2008 thru 2018 by James W. Lee you can find the book online.

[@conybrown5371]

Too many people are in agreement with you.

[@seangallagher6087]

DEW

[@MsK-xm7vw]

This is the first video I’ve seen that shows the full devastation of the fire. I’m beyond devastated for those who have lost everything, and the victims of this tragedy. All I can say is my heart bleeds for all of you . Bless you all. This is beyond my comprehension at this time and I cannot begin to imagine. ❤️😢

[@krystellbourgoin1825]

it's sure, you don't seem to measure reality...the exact reality...

[@sisterkathleen]

ummm we seem to have missed the celebrity houses. Hmmm how come theirs didnt burn?

[@Austin-jd4mc]

Can someone say LAND GRAB

[@hanovergreen4091]

Find the one who has the most to gain...

[@TheWriterWalker]

As was the case with the California fires a few years ago, which some speculated were purposely started by laser technology, we have whole houses reduced to white ash while nearby trees remain standing. When I think "wildfire," I'm thinking wildlife and plants are destroyed, with plants being the first to ignite. The white remnants, as opposed to the expected charred black remains of typical house fires, look like the aftermath of 9-11 at Ground Zero.

[@metaphysician9]

Wow! I was thinking that too then I came across your input! This to me just isn't a NATURAL" disaster! The Lahainas tried to hold on to their heritage. Indigenous Hawaiian natives were moving to Seattle because they couldn't afford to stay because of the "Rich" & tourism. The US & corporations were going to make Lahaina the first "ALL ELECTRIC ISLAND" trains, cars, homes, all "AI" supposedly for climate change but the natives were fighting against it. indigenous Hawaiians stated "They wanted their ISLANDS back and were fighting entrenched bureaucracy. I guess one could say "They were collateral damage? Makes you wonder if there is any "truth" to these rumors, huh?

[@Topnikko]

Notice how the engine blocks of cars were reduced to pools of melted metal? Do you think a wildfire did this? We've seen this before, in places such as Paradise, CA, and also ground zero. Technology is being used to cause this destruction. This is another Blackrock WEF/UN job to turn Lahaina into a smart city.

[@surijosuperbaby]

@@Topnikko yep... there is something very strange in those images.

[@TheWriterWalker]

Thanks for the responses, everyone. When I wrote my post, I had known nothing about the Big Business and Big Government plot to steal Lahaina. Knowing that now makes the aftermath images make sense.

[@suncat991]

Yes, this is Lahaina’s 9/11. I’m from NYC and was in 9/11. My heart goes out to Lahaina - the survivors, the victims and the spirit of the town. 🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@alphatucana]

How did the fire get to the town? The land around it seems completely empty.

[@milfordmkt]

extremely dry grasses caught fire from exposed downed electrical lines

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

The power plant was above the town; the fire started from there.

[@nathandurrence134]

It’s strange to see that the majority of structures that “survived” are the hotels and resorts but the town itself was eviscerated

[@GeorgeJefferson-h7w]

All the trees are good though.

[@constancedenchy9801]

It is kind of bizarre all the burnt buildings then bam green lush untouched hotels

[@linnea3314]

Aftermath of a DEW attack.

[@pamelakilponen3682]

@@constancedenchy9801 Building materials make a difference. Most of Lahaina was wooden construction built decades and decades ago. Fire-resistant roofs and concrete facades in the modern era are more able to survive. I bet the newer buildings have been built to fire codes, maybe the old wooden ones got waivers due to their historical significance??

[@tracymarquez6875]

Exactly, cheaply built or older wooden structures burned to ashes, while the stronger more fire retardant buildings still stand strong

[@constantineandreu9377]

WHAT YOUR LOOKING AT IS A CRIME SCENE👌

[@Andy_Holmes]

War crimes.

[@constantineandreu9377]

@@Andy_Holmes Democide👌

[@JakeBor]

you're

[@noahthenomad]

Entire homes leveled but trees are fine? Reminds me same thing happened in California few years ago

[@kristinesharp6286]

Many trees not fine. But yes trees can survive fire at times.

[@jakevega2410]

Everyone notice the trees? All these strange fires lately…

[@Andy_Holmes]

Warfare technologies beyond our comprehension.

[@jakevega2410]

@Andy_Holmes and plenty of it lately

[@ccco8639]

Maybe they'll build back better.

[@J_House]

so heartbreaking... it's also eerie and amazing to see random individual structures untouched while surrounded by ash... 0:56, 2:46

[@Kevin_Aus]

They may have just cleaned out their roof gutters, not had flamable material in their yards and mowed their grass. The smallest things can make a big difference. I have seen it first hand.

[@katiehettinger7857]

Yes, that take some, leave some quality of fires is unfathomable. 😉👍💙🇺🇸🕊

[@J_House]

@@Kevin_Aus oh my gosh... and partly lucky and blessed. Good advice, too.

[@J_House]

@@katiehettinger7857 I don't know how I'd feel returning to my home if all my surrounding neighbors lost theirs...😥😥

[@dylansylvan6398]

The houses that survived probably did not have an accurate GPS spot for MQ-9

[@forum814]

Direct Energy Weapons. This was not natural.

[@jakewilson7112]

most likely caused by a homeless camp. Meth pipes get red hot.