BREAKING:
Statement from U.S. Figure Skating:
“U.S. Figure Skating can confirm that several members of our skating community were sadly aboard American Airlines Flight 5342, which collided with a helicopter yesterday evening in Washington, D.C.
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🚨 MORE LIES FROM THE HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT: WHY DIDN'T THE EMERGENCY SIRENS GO OFF IN LAHAINA?
Based on the conversations I’ve had with NUMEROUS residents of Lahaina, this is one of the most pressing questions.
So many people truly believe COUNTLESS lives were lost due to residents receiving NO WARNINGS of an emerging crisis.
And of course, they’re being LIED TO by their government, as the narrative about why the sirens stayed silent keeps changing.
On Monday, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green (D) said ALL the sirens were broken
•The sirens were tested August 1—A WEEK prior to the fire
On Tuesday, Gov. Green changes his story, saying “some” of the sirens were broken
BUT THE STATE HAS NOW ADMITTED THAT NOBODY EVEN *ATTEMPTED* TO ACTIVATE THOSE SIRENS.
In a VERY tense press conference, a reporter asked the head of the Maui Emergency Management Agency if he regrets not sounding the sirens.
And of course—even though over 100 are confirmed dead and over **1,000** are still missing—he said he would do the same thing again, adding "sirens are primarily used for tsunamis."
MAUI’S OWN WEBSITE REFUTES THIS:
"The all-hazard siren system can be used for a variety of both natural and human-caused events; including tsunamis, hurricanes, dam breaches, flooding, wildfires, volcanic eruptions, terrorist threats, hazardous material incidents, and more."
There are 400 sirens statewide—80 of which are on Maui—blasting 121 decibels in a 3,400ft radius. PEOPLE WOULD HAVE BEEN SAVED.
So many people lost their lives, loved ones, and literally everything they had. But they’re STILL being lied to by their elected officials.
AT WHAT POINT DOES THIS BECOME CRIMINAL?
Great joy former “SAN DIEGO”CHARGERS head coach Don Coryell (and of course former #aztecs coach) elected to the Pro football Hall of Fame. Great passing game innovator and winner loved by his players and quite frankly one of the best men I’ve ever known in sports.