Lahaina Firestorm Part 2. Devastation along Kiawe Street (Bypass)

The uncut video from a go pro mounted on the handlebars of my mountain bike on the day after the Lahaina firestorm. Part 2 of 5

[@beckys2977]

this is very interesting to walk threw all this, you do get such a different perspective, im glad you filmed this thank you

[@treelinktree]

Agreed. Thanks for this post.. Stay safe, cause maybe some organizations don't like observers. God bless You. Sincerely, Tree

[@carolina_girl3484]

These videos are evidence. Keep them in a safe place.

[@nadogrl]

Send copies somewhere safe?

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

Yes, all your secrets are safe ONLINE🙂🤣

[@sue_downing555]

Poss in the near future to scrub all the on line video, but the stuff that is off line will survive, even if they say it is fake later

[@islandgirl.245]

Malice and greed at it's best. Land grab and ethic cleansing to best describes this fire event. God sees what was done to these people and the innocent children of Lahaina. Please God vengeance is yours. ❤

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

Nice to know that a fire alarm still works at 5:40. Still, it's amazing to see so much non-flammable material being reduced to ash like it was made of tissue paper.

[@lendmeu]

Sorta like twin towers?

[@johannakamstra-schickendan7380]

This das not ad up, traffic signs not burned? Grass and trees not burned? Some houses not touched by the devastation? It das not add up.

[@ronbottitta7437]

I’m imagining a lot of things in your life not adding up.

[@99elizabeth]

It does if you have a half decent understanding of how fire works. Fire does not just go through like a tsunami, it catches and spreads based on wind, proximity of things, materials, water content, whether it is flammable (I.e cars). Yes in some areas grass and trees aren’t burnt but in more areas they are burnt to a crisp. Yes some signs are unharmed but others are not. Residents have said how they sprayed their houses down with water which saved their house but not the one next to them, otherwise it could be as simple as the materials the house is made of (many in town are timber not not all of them are), the amount of space around the house, concrete surrounding instead of dry grass, wind direction. All of these things add up and make sense if you put the effort in to learning how fire works and spreads, people just don’t want to put in the effort. Fire is fire, and once someone can explain how a ‘laser’ started fire would somehow save some trees but a natural fire wouldn’t, people might take y’all more seriously. If we started focusing on the real issues at hand instead of distracting with conspiracies maybe we’d actually get something done as a species. It’s like moths banging their head over and over into a ceiling light thinking it’s the moon.

[@royfokerpoker1802]

​@@ronbottitta7437 This "wild fire" was not random, dolt

[@royfokerpoker1802]

​@@99elizabeth Right and the Paradise CA fires were also "wild" and completely "normal"

[@99elizabeth]

@@royfokerpoker1802 it’s like you’re saying “I’m bad at maths, but I’m telling you that 2+2 = 7 and if you don’t believe me, you are the idiot”.

[@tinasmith8241]

This is not how a natural or normal wildfire spreads....something greatly amiss going on in Lahaina.

[@c5mjohn]

You're right, this is how fire spreads in drought ridden, farm ravaged land in a remote isolated location with tightly packed, ancient wooden structures. All of this with hurricane force winds without the normally associated hurricane related precipitation.

[@victoriaflowers35]

I heard someone started the fire,that's what I heard now

[@ToolFan68]

@@c5mjohn keep drinking the Kool-Aid, and believing that your government loves you. Because they would never do something this evil, right? Fool.

[@sue_downing555]

well look at the cars, and the stuff that didn't burn@@c5mjohn

[@oneofthem1070]

No wildfire was it? Very controlled fire. God have mercy of all those families who died.

[@lindadurand247]

Funny how the fire targeted certain areas and not others, very strange indeed and the grass is still green

[@CGH250]

It was a direct attack

[@jamiecady3034]

Biden did say he was laser- focused to help them

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

Even as one MYSELF who often dons a "Tin-foil-hat" when being suggested or even TOLD what to think by our Fourth Estate, "experts", and other authority figures/types; I have my doubts about "lasers" being employed here. With all that^^^ being said, I will confess that I myself have some STRONG suspicions that we are indeed being fed "junk food"** by those in authority here. But I could be wrong. Maybe this tragedy was just pure accident due to "Mother Nature/"God" and perhaps some HONEST mistakes made by others? But I'm perhaps WAAAY too cynical myself to believe THAT....Plenty of OTHER things besides a terrible fire in Maui has aroused MY cynicism/suspicion.😶 **"Junk food" is still "edible"....Unlike BULL 💩 or even HUMAN 💩 (If you can dig what I'm saying?) 😜

[@ta2joe13]

Wow, that "wildfire" sure seems suspiciously selective in how and what it burned. ...🤔🤨

[@woxnerw]

What I don't understand is ... who decided what pieces of Living areas and what Commercial Buildings and Properties were on the list to either be burnt out and which properties were to be untouched.. AND ... in the Propane Storage area ... I wonder how many Cubic Meters of Propane was in storage tanks before the "FireStorm" and how many Cubic Meters are in the storage tanks, now..

[@keegan2979]

would like to see some arial footage looks so suspicious keep hold of this footage at all costs

[@nadogrl]

There are several locals who have great drone footage from before it was banned.

[@nadogrl]

It’s almost worse to see the partially destroyed buildings, vs. the ones that completely turned to ash.

[@Josephine-sm2db]

Wow, Mormon church unscathed

[@lawrenceadkins2924]

Presumably a police impound yard, now a junkyard. Part of this yard appears to be unpaved, with dead tall grass which had to spread fire to all these cars.

[@lawrenceadkins2924]

at 8:30

[@VTCNowWorld]

Everything is ruined, everything is destroyed. Too terrible! When will everything be revived again...

[@Mandydailyblog]

Hoonanea❤ residence , my friends sons home was burnt down, see the pile of rubble when he pauses at 2'21 🙁💔

[@danr1920]

No idea why I would think of this, but it's going to be hard to identify all the thousands of cars. Stamped license plates are longer made. Will the serial number on the corner of the dash be readable on a burnt car? I hope everyone who owns a house or business had insurance. Still it will take a few years to rebuild

[@woxnerw]

THIS ain't meant to be rebuilt.. S O R R Y.. sigh.. THIS is T O U G H ... to believe.. sigh..

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

My guess? Yes, a serial number is visible SOMEWHERE on all the cars reduced to burned out shells. BUT.... Identification of cars is probably NOT going to be high on the priority list???

[@lawrenceadkins2924]

Serial numbers stamped in aluminum, which will have melted.

[@Givemelibertynow24u2]

Be safe

[@lynneyurko7145]

Where are the emergency responders. No One. Why?

[@IchimokuCloud]

Excellent question. On day one (Part 1) there were almost no first responders. On day 2 access to Lahaina Luna was being restricted. I did not see any SAR.

[@maryklock9274]

Yes, where are those who are supposedly looking for either the living or deceased? I'm struck by the absence of life -- people, animals (there are always stray dogs), vehicles.

[@Susan-yc7ij]

If supposedly an electric pole fell and started these fires, why wasn't power shut down?? Is this a poorer section of Hawaii? That burned?

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

You can bet OPRAH's property was untouched.🙄🤣🤣

[@sue_downing555]

It is believed based on diff pieces of evidence that some or most power was shut down in the morning HECO said they turned it off.

[@rongendron8705]

(My family has been to Lahaina twice & my friend & his wife were just there in April, so we can personally sympathize with their inhabitants! ) Unlike other disasters, this one was clearly due to fire alone! As such, the insurance companies, covering this conflagration, must fully assume financial responsibility & will probably declare bankruptcy or go broke!

[@jerrym1070]

Just think if everyone was taught during lock downs how to operate fire hydrant . See them everywhere . Guess no pump because of electricity .... to backup electricity for pumps ?

[@RobinBuckholz-it4qy]

Why is the alarm system going off now??

[@victoriazae3182]

For that level of devastation the streets are So Clean of all the dead and burned up cars? Infuriating

[@kathrynklusman680]

A wildfire with that strong of winds would have left debris all over the roads. Roads and sidewalks are too clean for a wildfire. If a car is going to melt, any trees within 10' would not be standing.

[@jeanetteshawredden5643]

Yiu could SEE debris blowing on the roads during part 1 video

[@IchimokuCloud]

Those Hale Koa trees don’t burn. Amazing.

[@donaldspurlock3950]

I wonder also why the road is not at least all smoked up

[@joliedancestoo]

Was the industrial warehouse ls past emerald plaza ok

[@natvson]

Lot better than part 1..at least we didnt have to endure just seeing the road thru the video and you showed buildings off to the sides

[@debsydogsfleming8983]

No forest around chocolate factory!!??

[@ritadokus2874]

The evil people responsible for this GOD HELP YOU

[@nadogrl]

Was this August 9 or 10?

[@IchimokuCloud]

9

[@johnadams1416]

The poor judgement of the Democratic Party electors of Hawaii have brought this horror to Hawaii .

[@elifoust7664]

CONFLAGRATION

[@levarris14]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mikeansley254]

Kneel repent and pray for the people of Maui

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

I will pray for them, but as far as REPENTING for them.....??.....THAT might have to wait??? (Given what I THINK I know, you may just want to repent primarily for YOURSELF?????) Think of it THIS way perhaps....You are the adult "holy" person on an "airplane" with us "child sinners". The OXYGEN masks drop for some reason and the "pilot" tells you to put them on. YOU put YOURS on FIRST?? (But HEY...If the kid is smart enough to know how to put her/his OWN "mask" on....Problem "solved" right??? "God helps those who help themselves", NO? That ain't in the Bible?? Oh, that's something that came out of BENJAMIN FRANKLINS "unholy" mouth? Nevermind. 👹🙉🙈🙊

[@susankern5449]

🙏💔🫂

[@dennispulling9421]

Metal tracks on road hmm they are on a mission and I don't think a positive one

[@maryklock9274]

I missed the metal tracks, will rewind. What might they be for?

[@zoeazsss5035]

So the fire was mainly from August 8 to Aug 10?

[@JebidiahKrackedyetagain-xv9hc]

Hmm....Maybe shouldn't even be riding a BICYCLE through all that mess eh?.... Given what happened to so many who were cleaning up after September 11th, 2001...But don't worry the EPA/Greta Thurnberg probably says you'll be just fine.🙄

[@danielramsey1959]

At least you don't have the animalistic human trash out looting like on the mainland.

[@sue_downing555]

yep,

[@Josephine-sm2db]

We're you riding g an electric bike? The pace seems to be faster than a pedal bike and smoother.

[@charlesscott5076]

Did you see the Chocolate Factory? All the other industries were barely touched .

[@IchimokuCloud]

The chocolate factory is undamaged but the spooky alarm was sounding for about 2 days. Their propane tanks were exposed to the conflagration across the street at Kaiaulu residence but thankfully did not explode. My view on why most of the industrial area was spared is wind direction and building construction. Most buildings are metal or non wood materials. The new apartment building Kaiaulu was 4 F wood construction. The embers likely carried to Lahainaluna and into the Emerald shed although I am not sure the time this fire occurred.

[@checkoutmyyoutubepage]

8:53 fires on car lots are very dangerous. We had one burn near an apartment complex on a windy day, like 35 mph with 50 mph gusts, and it torched many units and put many homeless. There is your smoking gun. And by the looks of google maps, it’s out in the edge of town where it may have got into town.

[@woxnerw]

When They burnt out those subdivisions, in California a few years ago, people estimated the winds to blow at some 50 mph.. S T R A N G E .