The Reese Report’s Greg Reese reports that survivors of the Maui fire say they received no warning and that flames appeared so quickly, it was difficult to escape.
Residents claim that government officials are not only doing little to help, they are also blocking local efforts to do so. Reese says there are also charges that officials are not allowing local donations through and are blocking life-saving medicines because they are not federally approved.
If that isn’t disturbing enough, Reese says residents reported seeing bright flashes of light on the horizon–including a clip caught on a home-security camera system–right before the start of the Olinda fire in the region, all eerily similar to the fire that wiped out Paradise, Calif., a few years ago, where online weather maps recorded what appeared to be a laser striking an area just before it burst into flames.
Reese further reports that in research for his new novel, author Denis Mills discovered an alarming link between aluminum and barium dust in chemtrails and their effect on the ferocity of superfires. Not surprisingly, Maui residents reported a heavy overcast from chemtrails the day before the fires broke out. Here’s more.
Meanwhile, insurance companies are informing home owners in Maui that they will not be compensated for their losses in the fire because their properties were violating city code. You can’t make this stuff up! More, courtesy of the Jim Crenshaw Channel.
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