Why are They FAKING Photos from Maui?

by Miles Mathis

First published August 11, 2023

What's wrong with that photo under title, of this event which allegedly happened on. . . August 8? What kind of wildfire turns everything white and nothing black? What kind of wildfire burns buildings but not trees? And how did the wildfire move in? The forested area stops more than a mile away from town, and Lahaina is surround on all sides by open fields, with little or no brush. [Except on the ocean side, of course. Maybe the fire moved in from the ocean?] You can see that in the photo above, where the field is brown, indicating dirt. Dirt doesn't burn. The park is untouched as well, so what was the vector for the fire?

Here is a pull-out on the same before/after pic, which proves it:

Stories have now been planted about “invasive alien grassland species” that supposed fed these fires. But that again is just more words. There is no evidence of it here and these photos do not confirm it. Are we supposed to believe the darker brown inside the road in the second pic is the fire vector, burning this grass but just turning it from light brown to medium brown? I'll tell you a little secret: when you burn dry grass it doesn't turn medium brown, it turns black. The dark brown northeast of the town might be dark enough to be burned grass, but I still don't see the vector in from the east. That picture by itself would indicate the fire was set right there, and then failed for some reason to move north or east. We are told the fires had been threatening for days, so there was plenty of time for hotshot teams to secure the town, removing or blocking any remaining possible fire vectors into the town. So this makes absolutely no sense.

If you still don't believe me, test yourself on this one:

What's wrong there? Well, why is the “after” photo in black and white? Do you really think they were filming this with B&W film? No, it isn't really in B&W because we can see some gold in the lower right. Which means they jacked with this on purpose, removing most of the color to sell you the idea of this fire. I guess you are supposed to think the ash turned the entire ocean to gray. But it doesn't work like that. The ocean is way too big and in too much motion to turn completely to gray, even that near shore. We have confirmation of that from helicopters flying over and filming: the films aren't B&W like this. Also see the photos above, where the ocean is the same color before and after, even near shore. If anything, the ocean goes from blue to purple in the second photo, so we see manipulation even there. The very fact they are jacking with these photos tells us something is up. They are hiding something or promoting a story, at the very least. At the most they have faked this whole thing.

How could they fake this whole thing? Same way they are faking the war in Ukraine. Same way they faked the bombs dropping on Japan . Same way they faked the war in the Pacific. In fact, this whole story may be staged as a test, to see if their film faking techniques are now good enough to sell this story to people already on the lookout for just such a fake. This may be in answer to Lestrade's series on the Pacific Theater , and they are showing us their photo and video faking has improved since 1945. They now have CGI that can create an entire fake world, as we know from Hollywood. They can fake a whole island of dinosaurs, and entire cities on other planets, and this is nothing compared to that.

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To read much more go to page 3 of pdf file at http://mileswmathis.com/maui.pdf