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Sorry evw! I will try to find another source for this video. Basically it is a guy describing what he is dealing with as he drives around Lahaina trying to get home after work just as the fire was maturing into the inferno it ended up being. He was trying to get to the Kingdom Hall. It was the way he said it that made me think he was overly familiar with the hall. He also had a chance to cuss but instead said "Holy cow!" in response to something he saw happening while he was recording this video. Who in that intense of a situation would say "holy cow" but a witness? I was fully expecting him to say "holy shittake mushroom" if you get my drift LOL. Anyway, it is an interesting video that involves the K-Hall. Again, I will try to find another source or (maybe) will record it myself and post it later.
Even the left wing Hawaii news admits that HECO had already deactivated all the power lines and so the police blockades were the wrong thing to do. Wow. And, I read that the Hawaii Attorney General is doing an investigation but the results won’t be made public until the politicians get to review it. People are dead and all they seem to care about is the cover up. Sounds familiar.
Hawaiian Electric Company as an FYI to all our awesome friends here
I don’t think he was a witness. I can’t imagine any, even the most wayward witness using such an outrageous expletive. He must have been an Englishman on holiday and thus politely making an attempt to communicate a slightly extraordinary sight in the American language. We try to fit in and not to be conspicuous tourists. Hence the “Holy Cow.“ It’s the only American expletive we can pronounce with any certainty and we know it is acceptable because it was used in The Walton’s, and on more than one occasion too !!! The note I have when clicking on your link, tells me it is actually “illegal” for me to view it and so I’m rather intrigued as to just what it is you have posted - I hope it’s going to be worth the wait - life can be rather dull over here.
Thanks for this Meditator. What a strange world we live in. So where did the police go when the flames reached the town? Did they just drive off and leave their captives to burn?
It appears Barn Burt that Five-O did indeed drive off and leave at least 115 precious souls to burn or choke in the smoke to their untimely demise. A mistake they are not going to be able to live down for some time.
What do you mean "appears"...the article clearly identifies him as one of Jehovah's Witnesses, from the article, "A local window washer" there you have it!
Barnaby, he's a man with a 70's porn mustache and a window washer, his WT credentials are undeniable and impeccable! As if that wasn't enough he parked at a Kingdom Hall! That's a "Full house".
It's no mistake!
How could I have been so naive! Thanks for putting me straight Nomex.
That's really why I am here, to keep you straight! And your welcome!
All my troubles are over. I have been nomexed.
One can tell how traditionally isolated the English can be in their thinking. After years and years of being berated and disciplined over dress and appearance, even a thin line of facial hair, and even to the point of “tight pants Tony”, I click on the link provided only to find an elder conducting the meeting in a flower-power shirt, and a garland of coconut leaves around his neck instead of a sober tie - and though not shown, probably suited up in a grass miniskirt too below the waist. My imagination also instantly conjured up the sisters swaying away on the platform leading the singing in hula hula outfits with appropriately placed and polished coconut shells and the tempting flashes of thigh as the breeze floated through those grass skirts. It’s just all too much for an early morning trawl through the Forum. Please put a warning on your content, Meditator if you’re going to fire my imagination this early in the morning. And all because the elder was a Hawaii 5-0 fan. You’ve got me “meditating“ now - it’s going to take a loooong time to dispel the vision of a group of sisters dressed in nothing but coconut shells and grass skirts leading the singing.
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They don't call you "The Dog" for nothingOne can tell how traditionally isolated the English can be in their thinking. After years and years of being berated and disciplined over dress and appearance, even a thin line of facial hair, and even to the point of “tight pants Tony”, I click on the link provided only to find an elder conducting the meeting in a flower-power shirt, and a garland of coconut leaves around his neck instead of a sober tie - and though not shown, probably suited up in a grass miniskirt too below the waist. My imagination also instantly conjured up the sisters swaying away on the platform leading the singing in hula hula outfits with appropriately placed and polished coconut shells and the tempting flashes of thigh as the breeze floated through those grass skirts. It’s just all too much for an early morning trawl through the Forum. Please put a warning on your content, Meditator if you’re going to fire my imagination this early in the morning. And all because the elder was a Hawaii 5-0 fan. You’ve got me “meditating“ now - it’s going to take a loooong time to dispel the vision of a group of sisters dressed in nothing but coconut shells and grass skirts leading the singing.
. Sorry Barn, I forgot to mention that ties are no longer required for "spiritual activities" here in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Beards and aloha shirts are all the rage over here now 
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