The wildfires in Maui have been absolutely devastating. 114 people already confirmed dead,

an additional 1,000 missing the island's most historic town, the original capital of the Hawaiian

Kingdom has been burned to the ground. The main theory of how the fires started, the one that you

have most likely heard because it's the favorite of the establishment media is that it was caused

by catastrophic climate change, which of course it was not because catastrophic climate change

or global warming or global cooling or whatever they're going to call it tomorrow is not real.

None of the apocalyptic predictions that the environmentalists' zealots have predicted since

the 70s have come true. The world has not ended, humans haven't starved, nations have not been wiped

even the polar bears are doing fine. More to the point, extremely slow and subtle changes in

temperature even if they were reliably occurring do not cause massive fires in multiple locations

at once. A slightly more likely theory as to the origin of the fires is that the Hawaiian

electrical company knew of a wildfire threat but waited years to act. Four years ago,

Hawaiian electrical declared that it had to do more to prevent its power lines from spraying

sparks that could potentially cause wildfires, but they didn't do anything to fix it. Ironically,

because the company was devoting all of its focus to green energy production that did nothing

but exacerbate the threat. But even that theory is weak compared to the most likely culprit,

not just the most likely culprit in my mind, but apparently in the mind of Hawaiian officials.

And that's arson. For years now, people have intentionally set fires all over Maui.

As Maui Mayor Michael Victorino noted just last year, fire and police suspect someone

is intentionally setting them. Just a couple of weeks ago, Hawaiian police responded to two fires

on Maui. One started by an unattended cooking fire. The other apparently intentionally set shortly

after which point, according to investigators, quote, a male operating a green all-terrain vehicle

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