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Review of Great Maui Land Grab
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Great Maui Land Grab" by Michelle Melendez.]
On August 8, the people of Maui, Hawaii, experienced devastating 'wildfires' that resulted in the loss of hundreds, if not thousands, of lives and widespread destruction of properties. State officials issued statements that raised questions among the victims and other concerned parties. In response to the Maui fires, Michelle Melendez made it her mission to investigate the unusual aspects of the fire, failures of the government and infrastructure, and their connection to the UN's 2030 Agenda. She interviewed fire experts, eyewitnesses, state officials, and other relevant individuals for her book. Each chapter delves into the events leading up to, during, and following the fire that ravaged Maui. Interested? Grab a copy of Great Maui Land Grab by Michelle Melendez.
The author begins with Aunt Kalie's story, which explores the longstanding conflict between Hawaii and the U.S. The first chapter delves into weather anomalies observed before and during that fateful day. Drawing from his expertise as a weather researcher, Dr. Bruce Douglas explains how weather modification technology affects winds, clouds, and other aspects of weather. You will also examine how aluminum, barium, and other particles can accelerate fire outbreaks. Examining the fire anomalies raises curiosity about a specific color that was spared while everything else burned to ashes. Dr. Jess Wade explains the mystery of color and light to address this concern. Notably, there was something odd about how the police and the emergency team responded to this disaster. Interestingly, questionable statements from Hawaii's governor and President Joe Bide raised even more concerns.
My favorite topic in this book revolves around the loss of freedom through the UN's 2030 Agenda. In this section, the author delves into the 'Sustainable Development Goals,' exploring how, if implemented, they will lead to changes. However, Michelle emphasizes that these goals' actual purposes are hidden using flowery language that gives false hopes to people globally. Moreover, this book provides fresh perspectives on controversial topics such as climate change, carbon, sustainable energy, and SMART Cities. According to the mainstream media, the world is at risk due to rising sea and carbon levels. However, there is a team of scientists who differ with this notion. Chapter ten begins with an intriguing question: who owns America? I will let you find out!
I love this book for several reasons. First, the author is a brave person who is not afraid to ask relevant questions, challenge the authorities, and present factual truths. Second, the information in this book is supported by scientific facts, pictures, videos, and real stories from victims, enhancing the book's credibility. Third, including reference materials, such as websites, allows for further reading. Lastly, the inclusion of trigger warnings in the book protects vulnerable readers.
The editing team did well; I encountered less than ten errors. There is nothing I dislike about this book to deny it a perfect rating. I rate this book five out of five stars because of the positive aspects mentioned above. I recommend it to lovers of investigation novels.
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On August 8, the people of Maui, Hawaii, experienced devastating 'wildfires' that resulted in the loss of hundreds, if not thousands, of lives and widespread destruction of properties. State officials issued statements that raised questions among the victims and other concerned parties. In response to the Maui fires, Michelle Melendez made it her mission to investigate the unusual aspects of the fire, failures of the government and infrastructure, and their connection to the UN's 2030 Agenda. She interviewed fire experts, eyewitnesses, state officials, and other relevant individuals for her book. Each chapter delves into the events leading up to, during, and following the fire that ravaged Maui. Interested? Grab a copy of Great Maui Land Grab by Michelle Melendez.
The author begins with Aunt Kalie's story, which explores the longstanding conflict between Hawaii and the U.S. The first chapter delves into weather anomalies observed before and during that fateful day. Drawing from his expertise as a weather researcher, Dr. Bruce Douglas explains how weather modification technology affects winds, clouds, and other aspects of weather. You will also examine how aluminum, barium, and other particles can accelerate fire outbreaks. Examining the fire anomalies raises curiosity about a specific color that was spared while everything else burned to ashes. Dr. Jess Wade explains the mystery of color and light to address this concern. Notably, there was something odd about how the police and the emergency team responded to this disaster. Interestingly, questionable statements from Hawaii's governor and President Joe Bide raised even more concerns.
My favorite topic in this book revolves around the loss of freedom through the UN's 2030 Agenda. In this section, the author delves into the 'Sustainable Development Goals,' exploring how, if implemented, they will lead to changes. However, Michelle emphasizes that these goals' actual purposes are hidden using flowery language that gives false hopes to people globally. Moreover, this book provides fresh perspectives on controversial topics such as climate change, carbon, sustainable energy, and SMART Cities. According to the mainstream media, the world is at risk due to rising sea and carbon levels. However, there is a team of scientists who differ with this notion. Chapter ten begins with an intriguing question: who owns America? I will let you find out!
I love this book for several reasons. First, the author is a brave person who is not afraid to ask relevant questions, challenge the authorities, and present factual truths. Second, the information in this book is supported by scientific facts, pictures, videos, and real stories from victims, enhancing the book's credibility. Third, including reference materials, such as websites, allows for further reading. Lastly, the inclusion of trigger warnings in the book protects vulnerable readers.
The editing team did well; I encountered less than ten errors. There is nothing I dislike about this book to deny it a perfect rating. I rate this book five out of five stars because of the positive aspects mentioned above. I recommend it to lovers of investigation novels.
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Great Maui Land Grab
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