How The Navy Poisoned Hawaii Families With Jet Fuel
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2022
- The U.S. Navy has poisoned the drinking water in Hawai‘i with its jet fuel. After 19,000 gallons of fuel stored underground leaked into O‘ahu’s main aquifer, thousands of residents were displaced from their homes and reported health symptoms.
The Navy is promising to shut down the underground facility, but many are concerned about long-term health consequences, and how long this has really been going on.
Dena Takruri went to O‘ahu to investigate.
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Stay tuned for more of Dena’s reporting on the military’s presence on O‘ahu and the Big Island.
In the meantime, check out her previous stories from Hawai‘i: ruclips.net/video/W6_RyE6XZiw/видео.html
Thank you! Thank you!...
THANK YOU AJ+!
Dena... Mahalo nui loa! For all you have done!
{PROVISIONAL: }Waaiiitttt..
Wut???
“State agencies” operating under the governance-structure approved by the conquerer in Columbia is in full cahoots with them[ for years-&-years]?
No wonder that “safe limit” can effortlessly be increased further, so it's less than multiply into 350 grade “unsafe.”
_Americana_ FTW!
#SupportOurTroops™
Eat that & Feel the consequences of your hypocrisy westerners, especially Britain & the US, we Indonesians support Putin to destroy the hegemony of western hypocrisy as a loan shark for tyranny in other countries, especially eastern nations. UUURRRRAAAAA 🇮🇩💞🇷🇺💪🏻✨
Specify which countries' botnet-ops, "@IRAN ICBM".
Hawaii needs independence. The US never treated Hawaiians as their own. It's just a foothold for the US military and a vacation spot.
Sadly, ironically, the US Military is making Hawaii un-occupyable and un-visitable for themselves, tourists and residents.
Read: a Colony
@@user-lvqk2wdp8sjn DIVERSION TACTIC.. HE SAID STOP COLONIZING HAWAII.. YET U TALK RUSSIA
And then China would “liberate” Hawaii
Seems like its more of a mission to make Huawii another state of their own and the pace is picking up.
I’m from Las Vegas and we have a Hawaiian population that is growing. If you ask the right questions you will find that most native Hawaiians don’t want to be here on the mainland but the housing costs and problems like these are forcing them out.
really? I've talked to real Native Hawaiian's and they hate white people and most left the main land because white people they told me "I feel your pain brother but we got our boats and ran" I'm Native American.
Damn that's Sad 😢
Thank you all for watching our video. As I said in one of the interviews, the last time I witnessed a water crisis of this magnitude was when I was reporting in Flint, Michigan. We spoke to many other military spouses and civilians that we didn't include in the video, but whose outrage and health concerns were equally strong. I'd love to know your thoughts on the story. And please stay tuned for 2 more videos in this series about the U.S. military in Hawaii.
How can I not watch your videos?
@@jazzypoo7960 are there any tall buildings where you live? You know what to do...
Do all Navy bases have this issue? I live in Virginia Beach where there are over 5 naval bases around.
Many have been contaminated by fuel like Camp Lejeune in NC and many in California. You can probably google that info. Also, highly recommend watching a Semper Fi, Aways Faithful about the Camp Lejeune contamination going back to the 50’s
Thank you Dena for coming out and sharing our story. We appreciate the work you’re doing to spread the word as they just want to keep this quiet and make it go away. Even though they deemed us all safe now, that shot of the water spigot with the oils splash on our neighbors wall is still there, but it’s safe to drink right?! The Navy saying they’re going to shut it down means nothing until its actually done, they’ve lied and gone back in the word many many times. They don’t care about the people or even their own. We need to continue to put pressure on them!
What our country did to the kingdom of Hawaii, is sickening. What we did to all native people that lived here before us, is sick. But the US navy/military have really really screwed the people of Hawaii. Taking their sacred lands they worshiped for hundreds of years and testing bombs. Destroying the natural ecosystems on the island. There were over 1000 natural fish ponds that provided people with a majority of their food, have all been destroyed by the military. There is now only three remaining fish ponds. Now they are poisoning the water. It’s just so sick all around.
@@darthorion2002 that’s the most obvious statement of the day. Haha. I am aware. However it was a kingdom, and could still be a kingdom had things been different. 🤷🏽♂️
I'm not saying the U.S was right on doing it, but China or japan would have done so if they didn't have a base placed there. See what China is doing to Taiwan ? They would do the same thing to Hawaii.
This is a crime....the same they are doing across Europe and Balkan they put chemtrails with nato plains....they are poisining us and killing every living beeing....I do not know why are they killing us and our nature too...politics are quit....told us nothing....why are they doing this
@@melitanovak9494 bill gates keeps saying population control or could be as simple as greed
Same happened in Vieques a small island of puerto rico
This is absolutely outrageous. This should be getting a lot more attention than it's getting.
Born and raised on Oahu - the way that the Navy has handled this disaster has added insult to injury in many ways. It's bad enough that the water is contaminated, but the fact that they lied about it for so long is what really hurts.
@@skywatcher7272 yes, November 2021, right around Thanksgiving
I don't see how being transparent for most mistakes is a bad thing. Mistakes happen while this being a huge one could have prevented thousands not getting sick. Yeah lying about it was just pathetic and sick. I'm glad it didn't spread further than it did.
lots of handsome navy men though. They are welcome here in Southeast Asia, where handsome men are scarce.
Right now is the time for these families to tough it out and be true patriots. The USA is fighting enemies of the homeland right now and cannot afford to be distracted by this.
It’s all over the country. Places in PA have complained about contaminated water causing cancer at the bases living areas.
So flushing fuel water into the grass that goes into the ground back into homes?
Not changing the pipes?
This is terrible.
Psst!
Psst!
It's a cost-effective. Don't have enough expenditure for doing the "needless" stuff.
#SupportOurTroops™
These people has no brain. Shhhh 🤫
Had an active Navy friend that was stationed here, he told me about the situation. He told me EVERYONE on base drank BOTTLED water. I was like Vat?? He said "Yeah, everyone is aware but we are not allowed to go against our superiors, they are ignoring it." He was stressed because it was taking a toll on his family and requested a transfer. They are culpable 100%
350 times higher than the safety limit for petroleum in the water? There's an allowable amount of petroleum in water? We're so screwed
Yep.
*Did you pay attention at the non-emphasised part at **7:30**, as well?*
Turns out..
@@maazkalim it's an astounding scandal , but also the tip of the iceberg, which is melting
So you *do* finally get it: _I.e._ how "the System" works.
But hey..
Here's a very good distraction:
#SupportOurTroops™[ FTW]!
@@maazkalim lol
ep thats right theres an allowablable amount the amount they say
We’ve been asking for 10 years to have it removed. I hate that they only started doing anything after months of outrage and over a year of exposure. They have so much money, they can do better than this but they don’t. Locals here are basically like “First time?” at the military families. They feel insulted when we say we don’t want military bases here, now they finally understand why. The military does not care about anyone, not even their soldiers and veterans.
What surprises me is how avoidable this was, why in the world would you place kerosene next to the countries water reserves
@@GoldenuggetZMC the government loves poisoning citizens that's 50% of what they do the other 50% is drop bombs on poor brown people
"the military does not care about anyone, not even their soldiers and veterans" THAT PART 🎯🎯🎯
@@kalystaortiz3701 That’s really frustrating I’m sorry Dx
The military men and their families deserved it because they know how disgusting the government is 👏
These are the same people who will regulate you to the point where you cannot use your land to be self sufficient, yet with all their you can't do this and you can't do that they couldn't figure out something as simple as don't put fuel storage over a natural aquifer. It is mind boggling that you cannot foresee something so simple. I will leave it there.
It's more like they prioritize the military effectiveness over civilian discomfort. They probably knew when they installed them that this could happen if they didnt maintain them
@@donsolos In other words they give less than a damn about you.
It was done on purpose.
were lab rats it was purposeful
No way in hell would I trust them when they say that water is safe.
The government knows good and well what they are doing… Why don’t you think this wasn’t stored in Seattle or Beverly Hills
Umm... because it's kinda hard to get that fuel over to the military bases on Oahu.
And yet..
Not impossible, Mr "@@davidmiller4594"?
Do you understand the point of having bases in Hawaii? Once you figure that out you'll realize why it's not stored in Beverly hills.
A little critical thinking goes a long way.
@@maazkalim Huh????
Time is of the essence when you're talking about military.
What if Hawaii were to be attacked again? Should they wait for the fuel to be delivered on boats from the mainland?
Lmfao 😂
@@dangerous8333 what if other places were attacked in the USA? The point is they had knowledge of the fact that they are storing fuel in a residential area that is contaminating local water supply, that’s the whole point of this video.. locals are getting sick and dying from the military’s negligence
It's funny how everyone is surprised nothing is being done while flint is still drinking pure lead
"That's a choice they have to make" they straight up TOLD US to throw them(plastic things) all out.
The original test results said the water contained dangerous levels of ether but they later said it was faulty testing. 😖
My section in AMR has been cleared but we are so traumatized the we have accepted we will no longer be blessed with the privilege of running water.
The trust is broken. I mourn for the locals of this beautiful island who have been speaking out for YEARS and met with silence.
'the trust is broken'!!! How often have we heard this been said about US administrations, domestically as well as internationally, over recent years??
Big mahalo Dena for what you do, especially sharing our stories. The last few months have been a little crazy, and we appreciate great reporting.
Ever since I saw your interviews done in Waimanalo, nothing but respect and aloha. 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Mahalo nui to you for watching and supporting our work! Wishing safety and good health for you and everyone there
What floors me is the fact that the Navy is so outraged when a single carrier catches fire (Richard Bonhomme) that they relieve an Admiral of command after their attempt to blame a seaman for the incident fails, but when the Navy willfully gaslights citizens, the Navy allows the commander of the base to walk away with no consequences. I want to see accountability at every level.
And give him rewards
carriers are expensive and vanity projects, the navy dosen't care if anyone get hurt/dies from their actions
Hey I live and am stationed there currently I feel you guys should do a follow up and see how they have RECENTLY cut off all services for water for the affected areas… I live in Doris Miller and now have zero access to clean water
Hi Allan, do you mean the military has stopped giving out bottled water and providing laundry services and showers? How are you coping if so?
@@denatakruri3911 yes to all of the above! Currently my household is going out of pocket to pay for all our water services to manage but it’s not going to work long term whatsoever
@@zimj125 ugh that’s terrible. And you’re active duty too?
Um, why wouldn't they cut off the water while they're cleaning it up?
Good grief...
@@zimj125 Lots of assumptions on your part.
Oh no...you have to temporarily provide your own water? You poor thing.
I live in the middle of a forest on the mainland in California and my water comes from a well. Stop whining.
You're active military? If so, we are in trouble.
Can't say much for Hawaii since it's a US state, but if the international community houses US bases, you better look at this. Because if the US doesn't even care about their own, you're not even a consideration.
it's a recently-conquered US state,* There! FTFY 😑
Let's be precise in our phrasing, innit?
#SupportOurTroops™
Flint, MI STILL doesn’t have clean water and now Hawaii smh this is horrible praying for these families
Why in the hell would somebody build fuel tanks over water resources...
Thank you for spreading the word.
And to so many other stories out there that have not been told yet.
All will come to light!!
Dena you have the best style of reporting I have ever met...May you keep this energy...Paul from Kenya 🇰🇪 +254
Thank you for covering stories like this. With most major US news stations currently focused on the war in Ukraine it's easy for important stories like this to be lost or buried.
The field showers in AMR were only up 3 weeks. After that we used cold water bags from the water stations until literally 3 days ago. 4 months!
Amr has huge oil tanks in the underground city there.
Awe I missed you all when you came! Mahalo for reporting on this and for digging deeper into this situation 🤙🏾❤️
The people in Flint, Mi. can certainly sympathize with you.
Thank you for reporting this 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Just like everywhere whatever US military done across the world, does not have to be held accountable.
Imagine the scope of these kinds of problems in the 800 U.S. military bases across 70 countries.
The US mitary has been a negative presence in Hawai'i FOR DECADES, what with years of bombing tests of sacred sites, live fire training on sacred land, oil leakage in Pearl Harbor, not to mention racial tensions dating back to Post-War days, and the way the residents are treated like resources to consume. If Hawai'i wasn't a State they would have irradiated the islands of Hawai'i like they did the Bikini Atolls. There is a ALOT of resentment, and If it wasn't for the financial benefits of having them there they would have kicked them out long ago.
US military is a negative presence in anywhere in the world. They even raped women in Okinawa.
Just transfer those navy boys to places in Asia, where society could use more handsome men.
Haewoo Roy I met a very handsome navy boy from Okinawa.
US Navy don't care they do whatever they feel like doing it is reasons why they get kick out of places
#SupportOurTroops™ is one of the greatest smokescreens of Statism: No s**t?!!
Thank you so much for shedding light on the truth.
Great episode Dena. Thanks for covering this very horrific story that shows how much U.S. military cares about its service men and women and their families. There are 800 U.S. bases across 70 countries that probably have similar stories.
It was even in our water supply on some ships like mine the Big E.
Great Reporting Dena‼ And Great Questions‼
I was just telling my friend, how I drank this water and no one told me there was jet fuel in it, I got really sick and no one knew what was wrong with me, it wasn’t until after all that suffering someone told me what I had drank and the military gave everyone in 1600$ and said “Sorry”
Mind posting your medical charts? That way we can determine whether or not that was adequate compensation for your experience.
Your post contains no nuance whatsoever.
@@dangerous8333 And your post contains all the nuances of a self-centered bigot. You getting a tax-return from the comment? I'm so over this disproportionate mess of Alt-rightswingers and Left-marxists warriors, while the American people are being eaten alive by the policies that protect all the wrong people and destroy households. Is it too much to ask you to stop being a Rightwinger and be a Moderate when the American people are affected?
It is funny how Navy Public Affairs Officer said “if we could just focus on the home flushing efforts” XD. Instead of letting him answer the reporters question on the suffering of the Hawaiian families.
Wow very insightful & eye-opening. Very tragic but there should be a more concerted effort to fix this major water problem. Thank you for shedding light on this.
great documentary as always AJ
The carbon /toxicity footprint of the military industrial complex....
In 800 U.S. military bases across 70 countries.
@@ruthpicon2203 true but let's not forget Russia, China, England, France, Germany.... Every single country contributing to this toxic warfare.
Flush the contaminated water to the lawn where the little kids play. Smart move.
I served on two aircraft carriers in the late seventies, and there was always jet fuel in the drinking water. I could actually see jet fuel in the water I was drinking
fron the water founiain .
Are you kidding! I worked with VLCC Oil tanker etc, they have multiple systems, checks, even urine tests regularly to ensure that doesn't happen. Omg Merchant Fleets are safer !
No way
Damn. Advance RIP to you man.
That's what you get for bombing poor kids.
Unbelievable. No one should have to live like that. The long-term health implications are massive.
That navy guy she talked too was like "Okay time to be serious and be ready to lie to millions!", they even told her something like please lets keep this to... and it cut. I am assuming she was only allowed to ask questions about DOH and Navy. Not about the suffering of the families. Also the way he spoke "It should, yeah" should scare you. liars. Deceptive
Such a shame the strongest military on the planet can't protect their own people. 🤣
Not the strongest anymore
Same thing happens where oil drilling is happening.. Ecuador won a law suit against Chevron or one of them.. and now the oil company has the American lawyer, who beat them legally, jailed
Honestly the more I learn about Hawaii the more I reach new levels of disgust at US imperialism
Water is life, We are fighting for it, and the ones suffering from it.
Don't ya blame this on “water”!
It's not the water's fault.
@@maazkalim what are u trying to say?
Setting the vinyl straight.
You sure you do not represent "the OP", right - Mr "@@harrys1729".
@@maazkalim oh now I get it
You “get” what, precisely?
Please elaborate, I implore you with all kindness.
I applaud these parents' efforts so much. If there was the option I would send my kid to live with their grandparents or aunts and uncles but I understand that's usually not an option or just not doable. I can't imagine the frustration with the military; the interviewer said it perfectly with the line " This is a national embarrassment" I only hope there aren't terrible long-term effects. And if there are I would hope a real investigation will be done.
350x higher than the safety limit!! 😧
Why are they still debating this? Who will liberate Hawaii from the US?
THANK YOU !!!
Look at America being great. Best country in the world!
What I fail to understand is, the solution would be very simple, and not cost that much. Why would anyone ever think storing any kind of fuel near a water source would be a good idea? Why would you not build proper storage facilities for the naval aviation jet fuel to be stored in? This makes absolutely no sense, until you consider that it was laziness that allowed this to happen, and the excuse of, "It would cost too much otherwise" is merely an unscientific opinion of someone who does not want to be held responsible. Jet fuel is not gasoline -- and even then, to my knowledge, gas stations can't be built where there is the possibility gasoline, kerosene, or diesel fuel could leech out of underground storage containers/tanks. Even gas stations have to go through a refit of tank replacement every so often to deal with the possibility of leaking fuel.
So the question becomes, why hasn't the Navy or Air Force done anything about this situation? Obviously, they have the money to. It just seems like incompetence at some point, coupled with apathy and ignorance.
Or it's purposeful to kill off the locals. I wouldn't put it passed them. The government is sick. Don't believe that? Look up at your sky right now. How many chem trails do you see? You do realize that's the Air Force. I rest my case.
Yes, incompetence, apathy and ignorance. But most of all - arrogance.
Government contracts often go to the lowest bidders.
they are stupid.
• By design (discrimination)?
• By design (drive out the last Hawaiians)?
• By design (to subtly but gradually assimilating/eroding Hawaii and its identity/history)?
• By design (use as US military "base"/shooting ground to ensure Hawaiian uprising/insurrection is next to impossible...why don't they choose a far more remote and uninhabited, unvegitated land...but this paradise instead?)?
• I don't think is cost issue...when there is a will, they have a way! It's the Military for goodness' sake
I was poisoned by the jet fuel and now I’m at high risk for cancer and could die currently I’ve been having kidney pains and going through detox please get this out to the world as we have multiple lawsuits against the navy and their planning on calling national defense so once again please get this out
ur RIGHT detox, detox, detox..... get those heavy metals out of ur system asap! Praying for you All. And thank you for ur service ....the govt may not care but, the people care! God bless....
So upset hearing this.
Dena Takuri: Thank you for a great video summarizing the issue and effect on the families. There will undoubtedly be more to the story since most of us are skeptical about the integrity of the Dept of Defense and the Navy's ability to safely defuel and remediate the contamination. Keep in mind that the 19,000 gallons or so admitted leakage may only be part of the story, and that that amount of fuel is still in the main aquifer, and it is not known where the oil is, how it could migrate, and how to remove it. The people of Hawaii appreciate your continuing attention to this disaster.
The Hawaiian islands should be free and independent from the U.S.
No eres estadounidense. Porque tratas de decir cosas tan politica y destructivo de otro paises? Te gustas chaves y castro?
Mahalo, Dena.
I live in Southern California, we’re the closest main land state to Hawaii, and there wasn’t a thing about this on our news. The implications of that are more than a little disturbing.
Since when did the military industrial complex gave a fuch about anybody.
Absolutely embarrassing. Unforgivable, navy needs to take this more seriously. They are basically handing out free lawsuits with the way they are acting
You actually think they're not taking it seriously?
You don't think this is just media and reporters beating a dead horse? They love to latch on to stories like this and just never let go.
I highly doubt the Navy is not doing anything about it.
@@dangerous8333 when the problem has been there for decades.... I think that says everything you need to know about this
It’s becoming a common theme where people are being interviewed to answer tuff questions only for the interviewee to say I don’t know it’s above my pay grade.
About time we get some more Dena 😅
Keep Hawaiian lands in hawaiian hands. Get the military out of hawaii. 👊🏽👊🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Shouldn't even be part of the US?
@@simplica1 yup
This is very typical of the water company and government entities to take the most ineffective route to fix their own mistakes and then deny responsibility.
Why are you #blamingthetroops???
#SupportOurTroops™
@@maazkalim you need to read again. I didn't mention troops.
Now that's a good-gir..
Ohh.. Waaiiitttt!
“government entities”=“troops”, so yes: You in fact are, indirectly.
Shockingly bad practice. Instead of making good the mistakes of locating a fuel tank above the aquifer they just do the minimum to keep it there. As time passes it still is a huge threat.
How do you know it's still a threat? Are you a naval engineer working on the project?
Are you an engineer at all?
Well, looks like the Navy has until the end of June, yes June next month to drain all the tanks dry and then by Nov, get the hell out of there. As for it being a threat, come on brah, you don't have to be any kind of engineer to figure it's still a threat. Just simple common sense, which apparently you lack because you even have to ask a really clueless question like that. Most likely, your not from anywhere around here. And please if you are here, LEAVE because you know NOTHING about how precious our water resources are. Unlike you mainland people, our water is totally dependant on the rain flowing to our aquafers underground. We have no reserviors, lakes or melting snow to keep our water flowing. So it does not take much to ruin our water like the thoughtless ENGINEERS in the Navy did. We have been complaining of this scenario for years and of course, the NAVY ENGINEERS you so proudly worship said, ah it will never happen, guess what, yea DUH. So please shhhhhhh 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
@@dangerous8333 ha, what a bonehead you are. Got a comment for you.
We could lay all these water contamination disasters next to each other from decades to hundreds of years ago.
And you will find that the highest organization or government responsible party would say everything is fine you guys are healthy.
It is like they know how to perfectly react to these disasters with about 0 blame or correct solutions.
Thank u
I was waiting for the navy man to drink the "flushed" water.
Good ol trump was reducing epa capabilities..but God forbid any drilling near his property
Me: *starts eyeing my local military base nervously* I’m fine! There’s no way Uncle Sam would poison my drinking water!
All branches of the military are notorious for making/saving money by allowing experimental chemicals on their bases and military housing, as well as offering minimal support or denying culpability entirely for any lasting health effects. The only reason I know this is I had family who lived on a military base several years back. The problem we have now is that the military uses big war complex lobbying to get their funding, but makes no room for improving infrastructure. Alongside this, you have the currently presidential administration making a lot of noise about improving our infrastructure, but doing little to nothing about the biggest and most important projects: our water pipes, water sources, and energy and waste management.
As someone who has always respected the military, this pains me to see. I get that they can only do what is permitted by the government to address and fix the leaks, but these families have suffered. There have been leaks for decades due to the breakdown of the fuel tanks and I just wonder what the government is doing to maintain the integrity of the tanks left.
So you support tyrants.
answer, they do nothing/the bare minimum
I lived in Moanalua Hillside Apartments above the Kaiser Hospital, from 2010 to 2020.
I use to wonder why I got so much skin rashes. I really hope it has been resolved.
Does anyone know, if there is a litigation going on?
It was in our water on sone ships like mine. I got out in 02 then little less than 2 yrs i started getting them too and its gotten worse over the years and say i have eczema that requires topicals tried dupixent for a year and now they are putting me on a new pill rinvoq or however its spelled that can have some really bad side effects. Never knew the jp5 water could be the cause of that but now knowing that could be a effect from it cause didnt have it befor the navy and then 2 yrs after im out suddenly i have it? Rather fishy but there is no tests we can take.
You should do a vlog on Guam 🇬🇺
A lighter form of Agent Orange.
Sad situation, but the reason they put the tanks there was to have NON-BOMBABLE fuel tanks available in a war crisis. The military has always overstepped their bounds in every realm behind a cloak of freedom. All MILITARIES have done this. I am not sure what is the best solution, but being unprepared probably is not the best option if you are a military. Freedom is not free, and there will ALWAYS be stories like this as long as we have men governing the world.
Why nobody talking about this in the American media?
cuz China and Russia fear mongering gets more clicks
Well it's here now. I didn't even know. This makes so much sense. I was told at Airway Heights our water was contaminated from the local military.
The media get donations from the military.
This was not on the ABC nightly news. Of course.
Time for Hawaii to secede from the union, native Hawaiians need to take back their country
Agree!
Where is Hawaii’s senator,governor, mayor, and all the other politicians in Hawaii? They seem to be all quiet about the military.
Because they get paid by the military.
@@FRISHR so they are a puppets in charge of the state
you will need to find another water source it will be in the ground seeping into the ground water for years.
I lived in Hawaii from2002-2008 and have had really weird health issues since I was there. A lot of gastro issues
It’s not only short term but LONG TERM PROBLEMS!!
Does this also affect hotel water because if it does then that would destroy tourism. In effect, forcing outsiders to stay away.
Im sure that the whole island of Oahu has tainted water to a certain extent.
@@freetheppl5376 it does
Will they be receiving damage compensation too. Disgraceful actions of America Navy
They should be skeptical.
I was exposed to toxic chemicals while stationed at Fort McClellan and ain't nothing been done about it yet what about me?!
The US govt is highly responsible and should do all it can to restore the natives water supply and well compensated. Stop killing the Hawaiian people with your poison!😤
Aloha Dena. I first found your videos with your explanation of why Hamas attacked Israel, then I found this. I lived in the Navy housing in Pearl City, HI. Ithink we were on the Waiawa well which is several miles from Red Hill so Pearl City was actually unaffected. It was bad elsewhere, your reporting was spot on.
Jet fuel can’t melt the Industrial Military Complex.
Did any main stream media broadcast anything about it..!!??
Nope, there was one today article I found, very hard to find anything. It has been very absent from mainstream media.
There was some on the mainstream but it didnt happen right away and it didnt last long nor was reported again. They dont care because it doesnt bring in the ratings. If you wanted anyone reporting this it was Hawaii news that is about it.
only hawaii news for years
2040-2050 and happening sooner!! Mother Nature is taking her course fast as possible brothers and sisters
Or maybe Putin will launch the Nukes
Oh damn, that sucks. America is the best! Go USN!!! ❤️
US military out of Hawaii and Okinawa!
So hard, I have a husband in the Navy and I support him but this is ridiculous! They tried to hide or minimize the damage and I can’t believe they didn’t help everyone that was affected(not just military/mil families). It’s also clear that flushing isn’t doing crap! So disappointing
lady: we are a 1st world country:
yeah with Somaliland's healthcare system and Iraqi railroad and highway system
Life long prison terms should be handed out. Solitary confinement with jet fuel mixed in with the water they drink during their imprisonment. And no access to medical care. That would be a fair sentence.
We will all be cashing in settlements in 10 years I can see it now on a TV commercial... "have you or a loved one been diagnosed with cancer after living on the island of Oahu in 2020-2022? If so you're entitled to a lump settlement..."
Settlement isnt enough. Especially if you're dying of cancer.
@@thetreekeeper143 indeed, im scared as hell. Not because of Hawaii issue but we faced it on some navy ships too.
"Focus on the flushing efforts" speaks to me like a snake. Bingham should answer the question.
The frequencies in this video are unbearable ..not cool .. allow the people to speak without background noise. Thanks
Happening on whidbey island also...