Comments by "Wakeup and Sniff the Coffee" (@Wakeupandsniffthecoffee) on "Two Bit da Vinci" channel.

If a warning was given when this particular fire flaired up, there wasn't much time to respond. If the siren that is normally for Tsunamis, was actuvated, people might have tried to get information on TV or radio and not immediately leave. From what I've seen, many that did immediately try to leave, only ran into traffic jams and ended up either dying in their cars or having to abandon their cars and jump into the water to avoid the fire. The politics and legal inquiries will go on for decades. So rather than just trying to point fingers and try to blame anyone, focus instead on the immediate needs by people. How are they going to be fed, housed and rebuild their lives and finances. The givernment okayed the issuing of just over $700 right away to people. How are they to get this? Their address no longer exists, their records for banks and taxes and such are also gone forever. Even if the givernent hand cash to each individual, that money is like nothing on an island that is already very expensive. They will go through it in days or weeks and then they will still be in need and with no jobs. Blame later. Help now!
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