@@Dasani_water_drinkeryeah, boy who cries wolf, everything’s been sinister since 2020 for you, it’s time to escape your near psychosis state of paranoia.
I am at work. Trying to get through the rest of my shift. One of my friends called in work yesterday saying he couldn’t make it. He lives where the fire was going on. The bosses said they haven’t heard from him since. I 🙏🏾 he is ok. He is not the type to not call. Prayers and thoughts to all affected. Stay safe.
We were in Lahaina yesterday when this started and lost cell service early in the day. Most the island did. I know it’s hard not to worry. It’s likely this is why you haven’t heard back. We got off the island around 1:00pm. Sending prayers to your friends and loved ones on the island
@@llamamama9781 yes. I just found out there was no service. He texted another co-worker so, he is fine but, lost his place so he’s staying with in-laws now. Everyone is staying with family now or friends.
As a part Hawaiian it bring me to tears to see all the loss of the richly colorful and historic buildings. The damage is total. All that culture lost in less than 24 hours.
@@anotherland2462he ain’t Hawaiian. He would know that the so called Hawaiians were actually called Kanaka Maoli. Hawaiians are what white Europeans called them to replace the actual names. He’s part idiot
@@anotherland2462 your hatred precedes you. interpret as you may, which of course is in the worst possible way. no sense explaining it cuz, like I said, your hatred precedes you in every facet of your hateful life, enjoy and aloha lol
Went to Lahaina on a cruise ship several years back. Enjoyed a cold beer and burger at a place on the main drag overlooking the ocean. Enjoyed the place so much, was planning to come back on another cruise this Fall. Looks like the cruise will be skipping that port. So sad. Please rebuild and restore that beautiful little town!
I hope you'll be able to patronize whatever businesses are left or able to re-open! They were barely starting to recover economically from Covid, and now this….
Hurricane winds caused many electrical poles/lines to fall and caused fires. Doesn’t help with the insanely hot weather lately, plus it’s been super windy here making the fires worse. Other parts of the island are on fire too
This is heartbreaking. I remembered visiting Lahaina village back in May with my family. And now everything is gone. I hope that everyone in Hawaii stays safe and sound.
So sad. I visited Lahaina 50 years ago, back when the sidewalks were wooden in many places and the road to Kaanapali was gravel. The harbor was small and charming and it had a small village feel to it. My heart goes out to the people in Maui.
Oh no! Went here for our honeymoon. The Luau, snorkeling at baby beach during the day, sea Maui snorkeling and the museum there with turtle shells a million years old gone! I am so sorry for the people there and the beautiful, irreplaceable things they lost. I pray for all the people there.
My Hawaiian brothers and sisters! Prayers to you and for your safety! May God heal the land and protect everyone! Prayers for lives lost. Be strong the world is watching and is with you!
It appears very strong hurricane winds uprooted electric poles which started the fires. I am originally from Bangalore, India. We don't have hurricanes there but we experience very strong winds during the monsoon which uproot trees and electric poles. During such events, as a precaution, the electricity department deliberately shuts off all power transmission in the city until the storm passes. I am not an expert on this but this is something we need to look into doing here in the US.
My wife and I have been to Lahaina many times and we loved the historic nature. It is so sad to see it all in ruins. Our prayers are with the people whose lives have been devastated by this fire. I have tears in my eyes as I type this.
Oh my goodness! Just visited Lahaina in March. Never imagined this could happened to our paradise. Prayers for the ppl in Hawaii, especially those in Maui. May God have mercy on them! 🙏🏽
I teared up when I heard about these fires and saw the devastation, I didn't know it would effect me like it did. I've been going there almost every year since 2013. My son has grown up going there, and have been all over that Island. We got to experience Halloween there a few times on Front street and it was the best time I've had for Halloween! We spent an entire month there in 2021 when things started to open up again. We've always had love and respect for the Island and have always been treated very well there. I hope all tourist who have been here and have felt the Aloha here will donate a little something to help them in any way. We are supposed to go in September and I hope we can, to at least contribute to the small business and tourist economy. Maui no ka oi!
This is absolutely heartbreaking!💔💔💔 Maui was my favorite vacation spot, stayed there many times during the 1980's. I have so many amazing memories of Lahaina, it's just shocking to see it destroyed!😭😭😭
This is unreal. I moved to Lahaina from the Big Island about 15 years in my late 20’s to get a change for a coupe years. I worked at Pioneer, Longhi’s, Hard Cafe etc. I had some of the best times of my life in that town. If you didn’t live there you just don’t quite know how devastating this is. One of the most beautiful, special and historical places on earth gone forever. ❤️🩹
Since when does Hawaii get wildfires? This is a tropical environment. Isn’t there anyone else out there who suspects that there are people starting these fires?
Naw OP, that side of the island is a natural desert. Irrigation is used to make it green over there; same with Kihei. That said, I'm in Kihei right now. My best friend's cousin saw what caused this. High winds caused power lines to tip over, then the hot downed lines set his neighbors' grass on fire. The fire department had it contained, then wind picked up, and it was off to races. Lahaina is prone fires.
@@kanoawai they do? Are you being serious? Are you joking around? I can’t tell. I am asking honestly, I have never heard of this being a phenomenon there.
@@SuperDflower brah all the time I live big island and on Kohala side and waikaloa which is the dry side always gets fires. Maui every once in awhile. why would I joke about that? Born in Kohala
@@anotherland2462 I hope you were not affected by this tragedy. I wish I could do more. But, yes, prayers will help. God knows the hurt that happened there. He will comfort those who need it and bring healing to the island through those who are able to help. God bless.
How about instead of praying to an imaginary god, you stop voting Republican? All of this could have been solved decades ago had Republicans 1) acknowledged climate change and 2) not blocked every Democratic attempt to do something about it.
Having visited Maui and Lahaina several times this is heartbreaking! Rebuild, keep historical ambiance and build back stronger! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love you Hawaii islands and it’s ppl. Listening to volcano song from Disney. Hawaii ppl are strong and know how to rebuild!
My girlfriend & I spent over 2 months living on Maui earlier this year and made several trips to Lahaina. Both myself and Liza have nothing but fond memories of our visits. We feel devastated about what’s happening there. Our hearts truly do go out to everyone that’s been so horribly affected by this awful tragedy.
The Banyan tree…saddens me the most. I’ve been blessed to have taken my family to Maui for the last 20 years. Years of photos on those amazing species. My heart goes out to the locals, the small business owners and Maui in general.
Returned from vacation from Maui on 7/29 and spent time in Lahaina. Several dinners on Front Street and took a boat from the harbor. The Pioneer Inn is the meeting place for most tourists. So sad to see this. Prayers sent.
So sad!!! I visited Lahaina while holidaying in Maui. It was beautiful place.I remember nice coastal drive and great village restaurants. I keep you in my prayers . Love from Australia 💛
Love and prays from here on the East coast to all of those suffering through this devastating loss of lives and property. Love to all of you from here in the state of Georgia.
💜I’m from Oahu. Never been to Maui. This is such a heartbreaker. My heart is with you all. I got uprooted in 2018, eruption on Big Island. Big life change. Ikaika Mau 💜
I was just there a few weeks ago! It's hard to believe that it's just suddenly not there anymore! It's kind of reminding me of the Camp Fire and the way it decimated Paradise, CA.
This sucks right now, get animals, families out. Where it's end, it will begin again, but better construction, BLUE,GREEEN,COLORFUL, air quality will get better. Materials are replaceable. Help one another. Stay safe and hydrated.
It hurts because I took my wife here for her 50 bday, that’s where she wanted to go, So sorry for the people at kinei Maui who were so grateful and treated us so amazing. I hope you guys get help fast..
Lahaina...one of my favorite places on earth. Many pleasant memories there of sitting under that grove at the harbour with pleasant winds, Hawaiian ice cream and the music playing...or strolling up and down Front street and getting yummy fish or a great cheeseburger with a Lava Flow.
The fires in Maui were caused by a combination of strong winds, dry vegetation and low humidity. The winds were generated by Hurricane Dora, a storm that was moving across the Pacific Ocean south of the Hawaiian Islands. The fires burned across Hawaii and prompted evacuations and an emergency proclamation.
I stayed at Pioneer Inn in 2019 and remember that beautiful Banyan tree well. Also took the ferry to Lanai from the Harbor. Quite devastating to see the destruction. Prayers to all affected.
Lol you are brainwashed by all the tourist ads. Not all of Hawaii is luscious rainforests. Lahaina is on the leeward side which means it’s drier and had wind coming down from the mountains which caused the fire in the first place.
@@ilikepokeyotutu3467 so why did this happen then? Was it just normal and natural that this fire happened? Seems like a lot of this place had been in existence since colonial times, yet they all just burned. Obviously something has been different lately to cause this and they said it was dry weather and hurricane winds.
Having lived in the islands for more than twenty seven years, what saddness to see such devastation and loss of life and property and a loss for the ages. yes!
Devastating. I have fond memories of visiting Lahaina back in 2002. We stayed at the Pioneer Inn, right across from that amazing banyan tree. A shocking loss.
I am so sad for all the people who’s livelihood is gone now, I truly hope for them they will be able to pick up the pieces and get through this horrible event. My heart goes out to Maui ❤
My heart us breaking for the people of Maui. I stayed in the historic hotel in Lahaina Pioneer Inn, and I am crushed. Such a beautiful building, and a beautiful town. 😢
I have memories of flying to Lahaina on that small plane back in1968. It was a crazy landing that looked like you were landing in the sugar cane field. But at the last second the runway apeared . It was my favorite town in Hawaii so romantic..I am hoping that people will go into the church that didn't burn and pray for salvation from what is coming apon the earth, seek Jah!!!
I spent my 21st birthday in Lahina. I'm now 67! Ate dinner at the Chart House restaurant. Was it still there? I hope that FEMA helps everyone rebuild! This is a lost American treasure!
Our family was in Maui last summer. Lahaina town was the place to visit often for us. The beautiful museum, the Banyan trees, the restaurants, the harbor, the friendly locals....Just unbelievable! We are asking our friends and family to donate to the organiztions that the governor has suggest. I think that is the least we can do
@@BorikenMamba Im from California - ive seen this nonsense over and over again. I got a few buddies that are firefighters for CalFire and they cannot explain the behavior of these fires at all - even the skeptics.
Maui OHANA…. My daughter born and raised there a half my life we’re on the big island now, but we are here for you 🙏 Will send all our ohana needs!!!!!! Aloha prayers your not alone!
Oh my days! I took my Mama to Maui for her 75th birthday-neither of us had been there. The island was so beautiful! We made it a point to go to Lahaina to visit the Cheeseburger in Paradise and to the outdoor shops. It was an amazing place! All of the old architecture, the people so friendly and happy to help lost tourists. We also spent time in Hana at the Hana Hotel. The drive was just breathtaking! I’m so glad I shot video of every place we went. It will stand as a bit of what was……so very sad. God bless all of the people of Maui and the tourists that were caught up in the disaster. My prayers go up to God to grant the people who have just lost virtually EVERYTHING! May all of the missing be found alive and, if not well, at least a high probability of recovery. I am so sorry you’re each having to endure this disastrous situation! 🙏🏻❤️
This is horrible and my thoughts and prayers are with the locals and those affected by this. However, it’s almost ironic that “pioneer inn” and other “historically significant” buildings that were built by settlers that helped contribute to the abolishment of the native language and culture, were all burned to the ground
Your response was a wonderful gift! Thank you for posting such great music, especially the legendary Doors. I saw them live in Minneapolis in 1969. Still listening. This was really an epic performance. Be well.@@truthseek3017
Yes, that's how history works. Thanks for that lesson. The world has been fighting over land for literally forever. The weather centuries later is not some karmic act. Those buildings were still viewed as historic obviously.
@@telemachus7732 Excuse me, I’M a troll? Wildfires can get out of control, yet y’all don’t want to accept that and just want to make stupid conspiracies? If anything, you’re the troll dwelling your mom’s basement.
3:30 imagine how narcissistic a god must be to destroy an entire town but the place where people go to adore him. The mind of the religious will never cease to amaze me and not in a good way.
So sad to hear that lives were lost and many still missing.
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Deep St8 purposely set them
@@Fantastic_SixYup, DEW strikes again.
My heart goes out to the Hawaiian people of Maui
They did live in Lahaina it’s to expensive they live in Wailuku area
Nomrw vacation
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@@kanoawaicolonization made it expensive. Nature is priceless.
@@checkoutmyyoutubepage brah I’m Kanaka I know I been kicked off kuleana land by outside developers
Prayers for our Brothers and Sisters in Hawaii.
@@rightwingcollectiveiqu just don’t understand 😔
The racist trump god
@@hound5948 the ignorant are usually the ones that are self assured my friend. You have a lot to learn
@@rightwingcollectiveiq The same God that you thumb your leftist nose at.😎
@@TheSilverGatethe irony. Your worshiped science and big bang originate from what/who exactly? “Much to learn” you can’t even reflect lil bro
So sad to hear that lives were lost and many still missing.
I have fond memories of Lahaina and my heart goes out to our Hawaiian neighbors.
LIAR
I think something sinister is planned and this is step one. Cbdc full push.
@@Dasani_water_drinkeryeah, boy who cries wolf, everything’s been sinister since 2020 for you, it’s time to escape your near psychosis state of paranoia.
yt comments really have a lot of nutjobs, huh.
Get back to God. He's speaking to us.
I am at work. Trying to get through the rest of my shift. One of my friends called in work yesterday saying he couldn’t make it. He lives where the fire was going on. The bosses said they haven’t heard from him since. I 🙏🏾 he is ok. He is not the type to not call. Prayers and thoughts to all affected. Stay safe.
We were in Lahaina yesterday when this started and lost cell service early in the day. Most the island did. I know it’s hard not to worry. It’s likely this is why you haven’t heard back. We got off the island around 1:00pm. Sending prayers to your friends and loved ones on the island
@@llamamama9781 yes. I just found out there was no service. He texted another co-worker so, he is fine but, lost his place so he’s staying with in-laws now. Everyone is staying with family now or friends.
@@llamamama9781Return to Lahaina , creep
As a part Hawaiian it bring me to tears to see all the loss of the richly colorful and historic buildings. The damage is total. All that culture lost in less than 24 hours.
@@anotherland2462he ain’t Hawaiian. He would know that the so called Hawaiians were actually called Kanaka Maoli. Hawaiians are what white Europeans called them to replace the actual names. He’s part idiot
@@anotherland2462Go away. Not necessary.
So much hate. Be better. @@anotherland2462
@@anotherland2462 your hatred precedes you. interpret as you may, which of course is in the worst possible way. no sense explaining it cuz, like I said, your hatred precedes you in every facet of your hateful life, enjoy and aloha lol
The culture is still there in the people, the language, the sea, the plants, the music, the hearts.
Sad fact: Lahaina was the capital of Hawai'i from 1802 to 1845.
Went to Lahaina on a cruise ship several years back. Enjoyed a cold beer and burger at a place on the main drag overlooking the ocean. Enjoyed the place so much, was planning to come back on another cruise this Fall. Looks like the cruise will be skipping that port. So sad. Please rebuild and restore that beautiful little town!
Yep that place you ate at was Cheeseburger in Paradise. That was my favorite place there😭😭
I hope you'll be able to patronize whatever businesses are left or able to re-open! They were barely starting to recover economically from Covid, and now this….
Prayers for those who have lost loved ones, those injured, those grieving, and everyone on Maui.
Praying for the injured, the dead, the homeless. ..this is horrific !
Thank God you're praying. It's all better now
Pray to God to ask him stop killing his innocent children.
If God exists, why did he let these things happen?
Maybe people didn't pray enough before🤔
The homeless were not welcome in this neighborhood.
@@DistrustHumanzAnyone who lived there may be homeless now.
Having been to Lahaina, this is extremely sad to see. It will never be the same. Still waiting for explanation to how the fire started.
Hurricane winds caused many electrical poles/lines to fall and caused fires. Doesn’t help with the insanely hot weather lately, plus it’s been super windy here making the fires worse. Other parts of the island are on fire too
That is so sad to hear. I spent time on Maui and then Kuai about 15 years ago and just remember how nice it was.@@luckyme90s
Many possible sources when winds like that quickly kick up in a town with tourists and so many businesses.
winds do not start fires.@@songshineoriginalmusic
Nature has a way of overcoming and being stronger and more beautiful than ever.
This is heartbreaking. I remembered visiting Lahaina village back in May with my family. And now everything is gone. I hope that everyone in Hawaii stays safe and sound.
I was there 1 year ago on yesterday. It’s crazy to think that I saw something that will never be seen again in pray for Lahaina . Stay strong.
Me as well sir. We went whale watching there.
I know the feeling from Fort Myers Beach, Florida after hurricane Ian. Crazy.
So sad. I visited Lahaina 50 years ago, back when the sidewalks were wooden in many places and the road to Kaanapali was gravel. The harbor was small and charming and it had a small village feel to it. My heart goes out to the people in Maui.
To all of the locals, I'm a mainlander, but have been to Lahaina many times and am so sorry for your loss.
Oh no! Went here for our honeymoon. The Luau, snorkeling at baby beach during the day, sea Maui snorkeling and the museum there with turtle shells a million years old gone! I am so sorry for the people there and the beautiful, irreplaceable things they lost. I pray for all the people there.
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My Hawaiian brothers and sisters! Prayers to you and for your safety! May God heal the land and protect everyone! Prayers for lives lost. Be strong the world is watching and is with you!
Love from Northern California. We are with you!
Yes, another sending Aloha spirit from Mendocino County…… Northern California
Yep agreed from Bay Area
Yes, I believe as a native Nor Cal we often have an affiinity with HI.
From Michigan here. My thoughts & prayers go out to all the Maui people.
Maui people are all dead
It appears very strong hurricane winds uprooted electric poles which started the fires. I am originally from Bangalore, India. We don't have hurricanes there but we experience very strong winds during the monsoon which uproot trees and electric poles. During such events, as a precaution, the electricity department deliberately shuts off all power transmission in the city until the storm passes. I am not an expert on this but this is something we need to look into doing here in the US.
It would have saved 350 homes in our town in Oregon from destruction, but the power company had no clue.
I had my honeymoon in Lahaina. This is heartbreaking.
Keep crying, it’s beautiful
@@chinavirus841 shut up troll
@@chinavirus841 ok chinavirus
@@chinavirus841fatherless behavior
So tragic. Praying for everyone out there.
My wife and I have been to Lahaina many times and we loved the historic nature. It is so sad to see it all in ruins. Our prayers are with the people whose lives have been devastated by this fire. I have tears in my eyes as I type this.
Prayers for safety and an end to this catastrophe.
@@DanielPacheco-oc3rbgod laughed at your mom, when you were born
I believe this is not by accident
Heartbreaker. For half a century I always wanted to visit this town since I first read the history of Hawaii.
You read how it was overthrown illegally? How Lahaina is built by the white man who destroyed native plants and dug up Iwi ( bones) to build on. Yea
Oh my goodness! Just visited Lahaina in March. Never imagined this could happened to our paradise. Prayers for the ppl in Hawaii, especially those in Maui. May God have mercy on them! 🙏🏽
Likely purposely burned
My heart goes out for all Maui residents stay strong sending prayers from Santa Cruz mountains CZU fire survivor..Maui will rise from ashes ❤❤❤
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I teared up when I heard about these fires and saw the devastation, I didn't know it would effect me like it did. I've been going there almost every year since 2013. My son has grown up going there, and have been all over that Island. We got to experience Halloween there a few times on Front street and it was the best time I've had for Halloween! We spent an entire month there in 2021 when things started to open up again. We've always had love and respect for the Island and have always been treated very well there. I hope all tourist who have been here and have felt the Aloha here will donate a little something to help them in any way. We are supposed to go in September and I hope we can, to at least contribute to the small business and tourist economy. Maui no ka oi!
Yep same so sad! Like a part of our lives is just gone…
LMAO
This is absolutely heartbreaking!💔💔💔
Maui was my favorite vacation spot, stayed there many times during the 1980's. I have so many amazing memories of Lahaina, it's just shocking to see it destroyed!😭😭😭
Vacationed there many times, so sad, the people of that area are so nice. Prayers to everyone dealing with this.
Love to all my Hawaiian ppl take care and be strong. ❤😢
This is unreal. I moved to Lahaina from the Big Island about 15 years in my late 20’s to get a change for a coupe years. I worked at Pioneer, Longhi’s, Hard Cafe etc. I had some of the best times of my life in that town. If you didn’t live there you just don’t quite know how devastating this is. One of the most beautiful, special and historical places on earth gone forever. ❤️🩹
Since when does Hawaii get wildfires? This is a tropical environment. Isn’t there anyone else out there who suspects that there are people starting these fires?
Always wtf I lived here my whole life and wild fires always happen lol
You think Its a jungle or something? You need to leave your mom's basement
Naw OP, that side of the island is a natural desert. Irrigation is used to make it green over there; same with Kihei. That said, I'm in Kihei right now. My best friend's cousin saw what caused this. High winds caused power lines to tip over, then the hot downed lines set his neighbors' grass on fire. The fire department had it contained, then wind picked up, and it was off to races. Lahaina is prone fires.
@@kanoawai they do? Are you being serious? Are you joking around? I can’t tell. I am asking honestly, I have never heard of this being a phenomenon there.
@@SuperDflower brah all the time I live big island and on Kohala side and waikaloa which is the dry side always gets fires. Maui every once in awhile. why would I joke about that? Born in Kohala
So sad. Praying for all.
@@anotherland2462At least you’re demonstrating it takes more effort to be a sarcastic ass.
@@anotherland2462 I hope you were not affected by this tragedy. I wish I could do more. But, yes, prayers will help. God knows the hurt that happened there. He will comfort those who need it and bring healing to the island through those who are able to help. God bless.
That’s terrible! Such a great part of our country ❤ prayers and love for Maui 😢
Its all gone, Maui is beautiful with those big red fire burning everything that everyone loved, hahaha!
Praying for the Residents of Maui🙏🙏
Oregon here , we feel your pain 😢
Oregon?
yeah my community of 30 homes lost 15 of them, some could never rebuild
I stayed in Maui for about three months and used to busk next to the Lahaina Sunglass Company. This is so sad, my heart goes out to all the locals!
WEF , Moving locals and/ small businesses off island ....must stop this BS NO MO!
I have been to Lahaina many times, I am very sad about this
Prayers up for all the people and the community affected by this fire in Lanaina.
Another hater
How about instead of praying to an imaginary god, you stop voting Republican? All of this could have been solved decades ago had Republicans 1) acknowledged climate change and 2) not blocked every Democratic attempt to do something about it.
Having visited Maui and Lahaina several times this is heartbreaking! Rebuild, keep historical ambiance and build back stronger! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love you Hawaii islands and it’s ppl. Listening to volcano song from Disney. Hawaii ppl are strong and know how to rebuild!
Build back stronger ... hmmm, that's sound familiar. Are you a WEF fan, or it's just the effect of brainwashing propaganda?
LMAO 😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
There are no words 😭
So sad such a beautiful island! Our prayers go out to all the residents, firefighters, ambulance, hospital workers. 😢 🇨🇦
My thoughts and prayers are with the people of maui❤
What a crying shame, Hawaii is SO BEAUTIFUL. I have been there several times while in the service. Loved it. 😧😢😢
My girlfriend & I spent over 2 months living on Maui earlier this year and made several trips to Lahaina. Both myself and Liza have nothing but fond memories of our visits.
We feel devastated about what’s happening there. Our hearts truly do go out to everyone that’s been so horribly affected by this awful tragedy.
Prayers sent to all of Maui and Hawaii in Yeshua mighty name
The name above all names.
I hope and pray that the people going through this can be blessed and healed for all the pain that they have been through ✌️
Best wishes and hopes for Mauians; from Houston. Look forward and see the better place you'll be in than today.
That's really generous. As a Hawaiian I always felt the neighborly love of those from Houston when I traveled there for business a lot.
@@songshineoriginalmusicbrah your not Kanaka lol your white
Mauians isn’t a thing stupid
Why you act like that? @@kanoawai
@@kanoawai your phony hawaiian name is a laugh riot. are you in a grass hut somewhere with lit tiki torches lol
This is so sad. I visited Lahaina in 2019 with my sister. It was such a beautiful place.😥
The Banyan tree…saddens me the most. I’ve been blessed to have taken my family to Maui for the last 20 years. Years of photos on those amazing species. My heart goes out to the locals, the small business owners and Maui in general.
Returned from vacation from Maui on 7/29 and spent time in Lahaina. Several dinners on Front Street and took a boat from the harbor. The Pioneer Inn is the meeting place for most tourists. So sad to see this. Prayers sent.
Praying hard for Hawaii and those affected by these wild fires. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mostly peaceful fires
So sad!!! I visited Lahaina while holidaying in Maui. It was beautiful place.I remember nice coastal drive and great village restaurants. I keep you in my prayers . Love from Australia 💛
So sad such a beautiful place 😓
It is not a beautiful place it is over developed. Along with human savages who eat other species the good will parish to rid the evildoers.
Love and prays from here on the East coast to all of those suffering through this devastating loss of lives and property. Love to all of you from here in the state of Georgia.
💜I’m from Oahu. Never been to Maui. This is such a heartbreaker.
My heart is with you all. I got uprooted in 2018, eruption on Big Island. Big life change.
Ikaika Mau 💜
I am a total loss for words. Lahaina was such a beautiful place. My heart goes out to all who have loss so much! God be with you.
Isn't it strange how almost 100% of these "weather" related tragedies worldwide happen in well populated areas?
What are you 5?
I was just there a few weeks ago! It's hard to believe that it's just suddenly not there anymore! It's kind of reminding me of the Camp Fire and the way it decimated Paradise, CA.
exactly
This sucks right now, get animals, families out. Where it's end, it will begin again, but better construction, BLUE,GREEEN,COLORFUL, air quality will get better. Materials are replaceable. Help one another. Stay safe and hydrated.
It hurts because I took my wife here for her 50 bday, that’s where she wanted to go, So sorry for the people at kinei Maui who were so grateful and treated us so amazing. I hope you guys get help fast..
unlimited water but can't figure how to get the water on the fire?????
Unable to get water on it due to direction of hurricane force winds
Lahaina...one of my favorite places on earth. Many pleasant memories there of sitting under that grove at the harbour with pleasant winds, Hawaiian ice cream and the music playing...or strolling up and down Front street and getting yummy fish or a great cheeseburger with a Lava Flow.
The fires in Maui were caused by a combination of strong winds, dry vegetation and low humidity. The winds were generated by Hurricane Dora, a storm that was moving across the Pacific Ocean south of the Hawaiian Islands. The fires burned across Hawaii and prompted evacuations and an emergency proclamation.
Dora was hundreds of miles away
It doesn’t matter, the strong winds can still hit us
The winds were from the high pressure system, not Dora directly.
@@truesonofliberty3267The strong winds from the high pressure system actually helped keep Dora away.
Typhoon*
I stayed at Pioneer Inn in 2019 and remember that beautiful Banyan tree well. Also took the ferry to Lanai from the Harbor. Quite devastating to see the destruction. Prayers to all affected.
The world is burning. I thought Hawaii was a tropical rainforest climate…in a drought?
do some research
Lol you are brainwashed by all the tourist ads. Not all of Hawaii is luscious rainforests. Lahaina is on the leeward side which means it’s drier and had wind coming down from the mountains which caused the fire in the first place.
@@ilikepokeyotutu3467 so why did this happen then? Was it just normal and natural that this fire happened? Seems like a lot of this place had been in existence since colonial times, yet they all just burned. Obviously something has been different lately to cause this and they said it was dry weather and hurricane winds.
Having lived in the islands for more than twenty seven years, what saddness to see such devastation and loss of life and property and a loss for the ages. yes!
Wow… that’s so sad and unbelievable… 😢
Devastating. I have fond memories of visiting Lahaina back in 2002. We stayed at the Pioneer Inn, right across from that amazing banyan tree. A shocking loss.
One of my favorite towns in the world. Like if Madrid burn down. So sad😢
Either the elites of America done this or God has been disobeyed by the people 🙏🏾
Lahaina....😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
How devastating
I am so sad for all the people who’s livelihood is gone now, I truly hope for them they will be able to pick up the pieces and get through this horrible event. My heart goes out to Maui ❤
She smiles while reporting 😞
My heart us breaking for the people of Maui. I stayed in the historic hotel in Lahaina Pioneer Inn, and I am crushed. Such a beautiful building, and a beautiful town. 😢
I did not think fire was a big worry in Hawaii. I've seen lava flows into housing areas and a house here and there but nothing.
They have fires all the time.
@@SOLDOZER I didn't know that
We were just there on vacation at the Hyatt in Lahaina. It was so beautiful. Praying for you, Lahaina. 🙏🏼 God, please hear our prayers. 🙏🏼
Looking for my family in Lahaina. The Johnson's. Please contact me with information of their safety. Mahalo
I saw somewhere that many ppl were evacuated to Oahu but idk personally. 🙏 you find them safe.
@@catsthinkoutsidethebox Mahalo for your consideration. 🙏
I have memories of flying to Lahaina on that small plane back in1968. It was a crazy landing that looked like you were landing in the sugar cane field.
But at the last second the runway apeared . It was my favorite town in Hawaii so romantic..I am hoping that people will go into the church that didn't burn and pray for salvation from what is coming apon the earth, seek Jah!!!
Wow how did it start?
I spent my 21st birthday in Lahina. I'm now 67! Ate dinner at the Chart House restaurant. Was it still there? I hope that FEMA helps everyone rebuild! This is a lost American treasure!
Direct Energy Weapon.
Prayers for all effective.
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Lahaina was my favorite place to visit in the Islands. I am wondering how the giant banyan tree faired. Sorry for the lives lost.
Its burnt to a crisp.
Our family was in Maui last summer. Lahaina town was the place to visit often for us. The beautiful museum, the Banyan trees, the restaurants, the harbor, the friendly locals....Just unbelievable! We are asking our friends and family to donate to the organiztions that the governor has suggest. I think that is the
least we can do
Bless the familes of those who passed and pray theyre the only ones.
These are not normal fires - there is nothing in Lahaina to fuel this kind of devastation.....these are done with Directed Energy Weapons
Definitely not normal, same with the Canada fires.
@@BorikenMamba Im from California - ive seen this nonsense over and over again. I got a few buddies that are firefighters for CalFire and they cannot explain the behavior of these fires at all - even the skeptics.
@cosmokramer3081 I was just in Lahaina last week - no way these fires are organic. There were boats on fire in the harbor.
Maui OHANA…. My daughter born and raised there a half my life we’re on the big island now, but we are here for you 🙏 Will send all our ohana needs!!!!!! Aloha prayers your not alone!
This is horrible. Very sad.
Oh my days! I took my Mama to Maui for her 75th birthday-neither of us had been there. The island was so beautiful! We made it a point to go to Lahaina to visit the Cheeseburger in Paradise and to the outdoor shops. It was an amazing place! All of the old architecture, the people so friendly and happy to help lost tourists. We also spent time in Hana at the Hana Hotel. The drive was just breathtaking! I’m so glad I shot video of every place we went. It will stand as a bit of what was……so very sad. God bless all of the people of Maui and the tourists that were caught up in the disaster. My prayers go up to God to grant the people who have just lost virtually EVERYTHING! May all of the missing be found alive and, if not well, at least a high probability of recovery. I am so sorry you’re each having to endure this disastrous situation!
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This is horrible and my thoughts and prayers are with the locals and those affected by this. However, it’s almost ironic that “pioneer inn” and other “historically significant” buildings that were built by settlers that helped contribute to the abolishment of the native language and culture, were all burned to the ground
Madame Pele is not just here on the Big Island. from Hilo
YES, REAL EYES, REALIZE
Your response was a wonderful gift! Thank you for posting such great music, especially the legendary Doors. I saw them live in Minneapolis in 1969. Still listening. This was really an epic performance. Be well.@@truthseek3017
@@taosholly it’s tutu pele moron
Yes, that's how history works. Thanks for that lesson. The world has been fighting over land for literally forever. The weather centuries later is not some karmic act. Those buildings were still viewed as historic obviously.
Prayers for everyone. 🙏🏻
No way this a natural phenomena ... like the 'wildfires' in S and N California several years ago.
We get it, you like making tin hats and making up conspiracy theories, now shut up.
These minion trolls spare no effort to “ reply” to your comment
@@telemachus7732 Excuse me, I’M a troll? Wildfires can get out of control, yet y’all don’t want to accept that and just want to make stupid conspiracies? If anything, you’re the troll dwelling your mom’s basement.
This is so sad to see. Lahaina was a beautiful town to visit. Now much of it has been destroyed. Prayers going out to all of the families affected.
Heartfelt pain. Prayers for all affected.
3:30 imagine how narcissistic a god must be to destroy an entire town but the place where people go to adore him. The mind of the religious will never cease to amaze me and not in a good way.
i like to know is our government going to help the people who live in maui. The money should be going to them not the illegals