Topic: Hawaiian Electric

Reports from Lahaina, Maui, suggest a massive government cover-up regarding the number of children missing after the wildfires. Critics point to Hawaiian Electric's failure to trim trees around power lines and the refusal of the water district to release water during the fire as evidence of administrative negligence. BlackRock is identified as a major shareholder in the utility company, allegedly prioritizing "green energy" over infrastructure maintenance.

A Wall Street Journal report is cited claiming BlackRock-owned Hawaiian Electric neglected power line maintenance and tree trimming in Maui to focus on green energy initiatives. Allegations suggest that water and emergency services were prioritized for wealthy areas while common residents were left vulnerable during the 2019 and 2023 fires.