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Revision as of 04:52, August 12, 2023
The Maui fires are wildfires ignited simultaneously in early August 2023 on the island of Maui, Hawaii, causing its deadliest disaster since statehood.
These fires have killed at least 67 people in the coastal town of Lahaina alone, as of Aug. 11, 2023.
Only 1% of fires in Hawaii arise naturally, and in the United States 85% of wildfires are man-made.
The quick political exploitation by liberals of these fires to point fingers at global warming, and the delay by the Biden Administration in announcing the real cause, raise suspicions that radical environmentalists may have set these fires for political gain.