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Stevie and Maui
Monday, October 28, National Smokey the Bear Fire Prevention Day, the Second Year of the DOJ/FBI Disenfranchisement of the American People, the Decade of the Largely Peaceful Fires, in the Century of the Bot Takeover
Dear diary; Sometimes I think that we have them sufficiently trained. Just look at this. Non-homeless White people are not allowed to complain about anything anymore.
Stevie Nicks' Fans Call Out Singer for Comment About Deadly Maui Fires
Stevie Nicks was slammed by fans online after she shared a post about the Maui fires her followers deemed to be “self-centered and disgustingly privileged.”
The 75 year old Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter uploaded a picture of a typed out message to her Instagram account in the aftermath of the natural disaster on Saturday.
Her response came after it was announced 89 people had died, shortly to be upped to 120, with thousands missing, in the devastating wildfires that officials believed were the deadliest disaster in the state’s entire history.
The star’s ode to the victims and location of her own house was shared with a caption that read: ‘Lahaina is not gone - It is just away - With Aloha, Stevie Nicks.’
Houston, Friday, August 11, 2023
9:30pm
As I am sure you have heard – the island Maui where I own a house I have been staying at since the 80’s – and the small village city, most magical place on earth, Lahaina, burned to the ground over the last few days. And to make the situation even worse my young niece, her husband and their little boy had just arrived for a very needed vacation before she started up her school year (on her way to becoming a psychologist) for 10
days. They had one and a half days of fun and then – the fire started. The power went out at 5:12am (Tuesday morning)but they had no idea why – It was still out at noon, realizing that many surrounding houses had also lost power. It was a mystery. My house is 15 to 20 minutes from Lahaina – but still no one knew about the fire. We knew here in Houston, but there was no way to get Jesse (my niece) on the phone. The entire area of Lahaina and everything around it was down. But here in Houston ... we knew.
There was no way to know that this amazing town that had survived so much so long would burn down and disappear into the history books, leaving so much sadness, destruction and death behind in its wake. This island in so many ways, defines Fleetwood Mac and me and our families. Mick and I came here in 1978, went up to Kula to look at a huge beautiful house and stood in front of it listening to the gentle magical wind. He said tome – “I will live and die on this island.” I knew he was telling me his truth. John also lived here in Maui for a long time – Christine never lived here but visited many times.
My truth was that I wanted a house here just so I could spend time in Lahaina walking the streets; visiting the art galleries
– sitting on the rock wall – Most all the opals I wear on my fingers came from a store on Front Street. I hope the sweet lady who owned that store was able to grab all her opals and run. I
Following her message, fans writing in the comments section expressed their distaste at her choice of words with one writing: “I read this several times to try and find a way to make it not sound so bad but it sounds so bad. Stevie Nicks, I love you from the bottom of my butt and I know you’re just trying to spread awareness and sharing what Maui means to you and your family but this doesn’t sound as compassionate as maybe you meant it to.”
Another said; “What a pointless privileged tone deaf and self-centered post.”
“Wow Stevie, I’m actually disappointed in your post. People lost their homes and more and you’re going on about your niece not having a vacation home to relax in,” was a separate user’s response to her words online.
You see. We have them thinking the way we want them to. In 2018
the WEF was pushing Hawaii’s plans for “smart cities.” And in 2023, we now have Hawaii’s Governor saying they’ll need billions from the federal government to rebuild Maui in a new “likeness”
and “image” because global warming just burned it down. Hehe.
Global warming doesn’t burn anything. A natural fire does not discriminate. It burns whatever is in its path. On the other hand a bot fire induced by their “microwave” abilities, for want
of a better term, has the ability to focus, just like that plastic thing you use to heat up your refrigerated, day old fishie. On Maui, the trees and vegetation did not burn; just certain structures. I’m going to have to check with my bots to see if they’ve been doing any US freelance work.
A poster to the “rogue” free speech website Gab wrote before the wildfire;
The reason Hawaii is being scorched right now is because they told Biden they are going with BRICS and becoming their own sovereign again. The Hawaiian High Council has had it. They had Kings and it’s their right to have their lands back and run their country as they see fit.
After the wildfire this same poster wrote; The Hawaiian High Council wanted sovereign independence; wanted to join BRICS; wanted their royal families to rule Hawaii, and made documents to that effect.
Biden can’t have that. So what did they do? They couldn’t do an earthquake there. So they went fire energy direct (sometimes referred to as Directed Energy Weapons (DEW), laser beams, or microwave) and social media blackout. The alarm system conveniently stopped running and the water with which some were
fighting the fires was shut off. No private persons videos are anywhere. This is a takeover of Hawaii.
NOTE - BRICS is a grouping of the world economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa formed by the 2010
addition of South Africa to the predecessor BRIC. Twenty-three other countries have formally applied for admission. One of the organization’s goals is to establish a unified currency backed by gold, and continual inroads are being made to replace the US
dollar as the world currency.