Great Reset Jewish Governor of Hawaii Josh Green announces plans for Lahaina

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This is going to be a multi year recovery. It's going to take essentially years to rebuild Lahaina which was destroyed. But we will build it back better and will build it back proudly... Build Back Better Building back better To build back better We're going to build it back better And build it back better My plan to build back better This is going to be a multi-year recovery. It's going to take essentially years to rebuild Lahaina which was destroyed. but we will build it back better and we'll build it back proudly. Why is Lahaina significant? It was once the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii, prior to the forced U.S. annexation and the eventual move to Honolulu. Lahaina is filled with native property and business owners that have dug their heels in and that refuse to sell their properties to conglomerates, such as Blackrock, Vanguard, and Oprah. Unglobalized, prime oceanfront property still owned and managed by the natives. About preserving Lahaina, building forward. I'm already thinking about ways for the state to acquire that land. I'm already thinking about ways for the state to acquire that land. I'm already thinking about ways for the state to acquire that land so that we can put it into workforce housing to put it back into families or to make it open spaces and perpetuity as a memorial to people who were lost. We want this to be something that we remember after the pain passes. I'm already thinking about ways for the state to acquire that land. This is going to be a multi-year recovery. It's going to take essentially years to rebuild Lahaina, which was destroyed, but we will build it back better and we'll build it back proudly. Governor Josh Green touted Hawaii's sustainability accomplishments at the United Nations Economic and Social Council in New York City. The governor was the keynote speaker in the forum that included more than 40 presenters from around the world. Green pointed out that Hawaii is in a unique position as an island state and has tried to lead the way in promoting renewable energy. We tried to lead on energy and climate. We were the first state to mandate 100% renewable energy for electricity. So it's again an opportunity as a small state with technically a small footprint, but we do punch above our weight a little bit because of our position in the Pacific. Speakers were invited to help implement the United Nations agenda for sustainable development goals in 2030. Why can't we pull energy out of thin air? No matter where you go around the world, reducing our impact on the environment and decreasing our dependence on fossil fuels is on everyone's mind. But how do you do it in a way that's going to benefit the most people? That was the question he touched he asked before initiating the Jump Smart Maui project. This initiative demonstrates how electric vehicles, smart grids, and renewable energy like Wind and Sun can benefit Maui's residents. And it underlines the positive impact that he Tatchee is making on the environment. It's our feature. I'm already thinking about ways for the state to acquire that land. I'll understand now. They have to have places to build these smart cities at. And to do that, they have to get rid of small businesses, homes, and everything else. Think about it. All these places like San Francisco and Oregon and all these places that are getting overrun and becoming crap city, what's happening in these places? A lot of theft. A lot of small business owners are losing business because of that. If they can get rid of the small business owners, then they can move these smart cities in. So what are they doing? They're torching some and the rest, they're just destroying economically. Mark my words when LaHina is rebuilt, it's going to be a smart city. This is going to be a multi-year recovery. It's going to take essentially years to rebuild LaHina, which was destroyed. But we will build it back better and we'll build it back proudly.