#1, likely lead to the fires being so bad. not altering your home would limit bringing it up to modern codes.
#2, ok and?
#3, we have been over this proclamation. it doesn't do what you said, and the governor had issued several proclamations recently, several over deer and the homeless.
#4, prison cities? really? mindless fearmongering. A huge change to way things are done, yes. a prison city? laughable.
#5, plenty of tourists were stuck too, the ones allowed to leave were the ones with commercial flights already booked for the day. and how does this work with #11?
#6, probably because of a loss of power
#7 was one of your earlier hypothesis that the government HADN'T let the utility turn off the power to ensure the fires spread. You were going on and on about downed lines still having power, now supposedly they don't have power? This is one of my favorite things about conspiracies they twist and turn on themselves, with contradictions all over the place.
#8. is A fair point.
#9, it can be used for all, but the recent training/messaging had been for Tsunamis.
#10, what were they supposed to do? Keep the kids in the schools so when they burned down you could say THAT was a government conspiracy.
#11, I have yet to see this actually mapped compared to the fires, has there been any evidence that the road was passable at the time? panicked people driving out would have blocked emergency services getting in, and would have allowed the panicked people to spread out. I know it seems backwards but the best way to protect people is to not let them scatter all over the place. how does this work with #5?
#12, ok and?
#13, one of the survivors of the Hiroshima fled to Nagaski, he survived that nuke too. coincidences happen. weirder ones than this.
#14, government grifting is a rampant problem, not a specific conspiracy issue.
#15, ok, and?
#16, is a state law.
Hawaii - Coroner/ME Laws | CDC. "The chief of police or his authorized subordinate of the counties of Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai, and the medical examiner of the city and county of Honolulu, shall, ex officio, be the coroner for his respective county. Haw. Rev. Stat. § 841-1."
#17, is just question begging conspiracy fuel.
#18, where would all these other helpers be housed? Are they bringing their own supplies, fuel, housing, food, water, services? It is very common to limit who gets into a disaster area. I would imagine it being an island makes resources even more scarce.
#19. so much for you being anti-DEW. having an atmospheric laser to study weather/atmospheric conditions does not equal a direct energy weapon capable of burning down half the island. and it probably doesn't even have direct line of site, because Lahemia is situated behind its own mountain range/volcano.
#20, we have been over this. building codes. Historic homes have pretty much no building codes, and small houses have very light building code requirements. Larger mansions, and commercial shops have comparatively much higher building code standards to meet. also willing to bet those big box stores are surrounded by pavement which acts as a nice fire break.
#21. goes back to #18, disaster tourism can be a huge problem in an area with limited resources.