Officials Caught Covering Up Deaths of 2400 Children in Maui Wildfires
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Josh Green Hawaii Wildfires
Officials in Democrat-controlled Hawaii have been caught covering up the deaths of 2400 children who perished in the recent wildfires on Maui.
A new investigation has found that hundreds of additional unrecorded children died in the fires but have been left out of the official death tolls.
The news comes as Democrat officials scramble to keep negative reporting out of the media while they try to blame “climate change” for the disaster.
When massive fires began to ravage the island of Maui, emergency management teams were nowhere to be found.
As the fires raged, at least 74 emergency management officials were attending an annual FEMA disaster meeting just a quick hour and a half flight away, on the island of Oahu.
Top officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Center for Homeland Defense and Security were preoccupied at the Pacific Partnership Meeting, as one of the most devastating wildfires in U.S. history burned its way into the town of Lahaina.
The firestorm, fueled by tropical storm-force winds, was not taken seriously; no emergency alarms were sounded, and evacuation routes were blocked.
Local Maui residents said that a police blockade actually prevented the people from leaving Front Street in Lahaina, as the wildfire came in.
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