The death toll is still being kept from us, and a wall is going up at breakneck speed to keep media and people out, obscuring ground zero.

On a side note, look how quick this wall is going up, but the Democrat regime can’t close the border.

Maui, Hawaii

Watch this 👇 report on USA Govt. biggest cover up since 9/11

Truth is Stranger than fiction & in this case it’s pure evil. pic.twitter.com/5CntRYSuDP

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) August 27, 2023

BRAND NEW: Resident Footage From Maui, Makawao. This Is Hard To Watch As They Try To Escape The Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii Fires With Almost No Visibility

They’re crying in their car fearing for their lives 😞 What was done to these people is HORRIFIC & the people responsible CAN’T… pic.twitter.com/60u2kbckRp

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) August 28, 2023

Maui residents say they’re being evicted so landlords can cash in and they’re highly suspicious of the Democrat governor of Hawaii signing an emergency housing proclamation 3 weeks before the fires. They say rich developers are the ones winning here, not them..

To make matters… pic.twitter.com/kfpwdNJ5mY

— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) August 29, 2023

The exact number of people missing after the fires is still changing.

FEMA Order Surfaces for Full Media ‘Blackout’ of Maui Disaster Images

By: The Politics Brief, August 22, 2023

Following the Maui fire disaster, there have been concerns of mishandling and a lack of transparency, with claims of media restrictions on the island.

The current media landscape seems determined to maintain a positive image of Joe Biden, especially evident in the coverage of the Hawaii incident. Two significant aspects underscore this narrative.
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Firstly, there’s President Biden’s perceived aloofness, marked by his repeated “no comment” replies to early queries and frequent vacations during this crisis. His recent visit to Maui only magnified his public relations challenges. Secondly, there are concerns about the local administration’s measures, or lack thereof, which may have exacerbated the situation. Issues like an unutilized warning system, queries about the fire’s initial containment, and an alleged delay by a water management official in redirecting water to combat the flames, are notable.

Among this muffled media landscape comes an anonymous tip: A reported FEMA letter dated August 19, 2023 that urges an official media blackout on new disaster footage.

EXCLUSIVE 🚨 | A person wishing to stay anonymous has sent me this email by FEMA sent to their nonprofit who is headed to Maui to help with disaster relief.

They say they are being asked to STOP posting any images or videos while on the ground effective immediately. pic.twitter.com/hdZy5ubwvv

— Anthony Cabassa (@AnthonyCabassa_) August 21, 2023

“A person wishing to stay anonymous has sent me this email by FEMA sent to their nonprofit who is headed to Maui to help with disaster relief,” Anthony Cabasa reported. “They say they are being asked to STOP posting any images or videos while on the ground effective immediately.”

The August 19 letter reads:

“Out of respect for those who perished, we were asked by Maui County officials to pause on posting on social media and elsewhere new imagery of damage/disaster/debris starting now. They are asking for a full stop on disaster imagery going forward. At this time, we have not been asked to take any photos or video down. Our team on the ground is coordinating with the County for further guidance to ensure we remain fully aligned. Cultural sensitivity is of the utmost importance in all our response and recovery activities to this disaster.”

It was signed off on as Justin Angel Knighton, who is the Director of FEMA’s Office of External Affairs.

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Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller