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Hawaii Governor Green – Puppet for the United Nations
Governor doubled down on commitment to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals just one month before Maui fires
By Adina Flores, August 16, 2023 2:30 am
Citizens across the nation have been shaken by recent news regarding the devastating wildfires in Maui County, Hawaii.
“The wildfires ripping through Maui will likely be the largest natural disaster the state of Hawaii has ever seen, Gov. Josh Green said Thursday, as the blazes have killed dozens, displaced thousands of others and wiped out communities.”
“Historic Lahaina is “burnt to the ground:” Maui’s Lahaina Town – a tourism hub and historic whaling village – has been decimated. “None of it’s there. It’s all burnt to the ground,” Mayor Richard Bissen said Thursday. Gov. Green estimated that about 80% of the community is destroyed. CNN’s chief climate correspondent Bill Weir described the scene: “All the iconic buildings are either flattened or just scorched skeletons of their former self.”
Just one month prior to the fire, Governor Green’s Office issued a press release to highlight their commitment to the United Nations (U.N.) 17 Goals for Sustainable Development.
“Hawaiʻi’s second Voluntary Local Review (VLR), presented by Governor Josh Green, M.D., to the United Nations (UN) during the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development July 12, presents a good news/bad news scenario. The review highlights progress on achieving the six Aloha+ Challenge goals, which are the state’s local implementation of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), and clearly defines what is lacking. Hawaiʻi stands as the sole state in the United States to have submitted a VLR, with the report being prepared by Hawaiʻi Green Growth with input from local partners.
As the world reels with new undeniable impacts of climate change, it lends another level of urgency that Hawaiʻi youth express in the VLR: “We cannot put off changing things any longer. We refuse to stand idle when 2030 looms closer and closer. We only have one Island Earth, let us do our best to take care of it and each other. We are one species, with one planet, one chance.”
Hawaiʻi’s status on its goals can be seen on the Aloha+ Dashboard for predictive planning. The state is on track to meet its 2030 targets on renewable energy and energy efficiency, but not for clean transportation with its goal of reducing petroleum usage to 165 million gallons per year. The most recent data show that 472 gallons per year were used.
The goal to double food production by 2030, first introduced by the 2050 Sustainability Plan in 2008, is not on track. Production of most crops has not increased at a pace to reach the goal, but there was a 4% increase in the number of farms from 2012 to 2017. Progress, however, is difficult to measure because of a lack of funding for agricultural statisticians.
The progress on the health, nutrition and access goal was hindered by the pandemic when food insecurity increased from 11.2% to 16.8% between 2018 and 2020.
Existing conservation commitments and the Sustainable Hawaiʻi Initiative informed the natural resource management goal of effectively managing 30 percent of Hawaiʻi’s nearshore waters by 2030.
Watershed Projection (20.5% of the 30% target reached) and invasive species control (68% of 147 recommended actions ongoing, initiated, or complete) are both on track while freshwater security, marine management and protection of native species need work.
The solid waste goal recommits to a previous law mandating a 50% reduction by 2000 and an increase in 2020 to 70% by 2030. Recycling is the good news on this goal with 695,931 tons recycled and composted as of 2021. Waste diversion as of 2015 is at 43% of its 70% target.
Public, private and community recommendations contributed to the smart sustainable communities’ goal which measures affordable housing, economic prosperity, disaster management, resilience, and mobility. Economic prosperity as measured by the Self Sufficiency Standard income level improved from 45.5% in 2014 to 34.7% in 2020. But in 2020, 9% of people were below the federal poverty line and 33% were Asset-Limited Income-Constrained Employed (ALICE) households.
There was some decrease in miles traveled per vehicle, but 67.2% of commuters still drive alone, 13.5% carpool and only 4.9% use public transportation.
The housing affordability index is trending downwards from 98.5 in Q1 2015 to 82.2 in Q4 2021. More data are needed to assess resilience, but a local index is being developed. The state’s vulnerability increased on the Social Vulnerability Index – from 0.468 in 2018 to 0.400 in 2020 on a scale of 0 to 1 from the least to the most vulnerable.
The green workforce and education goal recognizes the importance of education, jobs, innovation and an integrated green economy in achieving Hawaiʻi’s sustainability goals. The goal measures workforce development – needs improvement but as of February 2023, the unemployment rate decreased to 3.2%; educational attainment looks good with 85.9 percent of students graduating from high school on time as of 2021, and of residents 25 and older, 92.3 percent of at least a high school diploma and 32.9% have at least a bachelor’s degree as of 2018; equitable access to education also looks good with 86.6% of youth (16 to 24) attending school or employed, up from 85% in 2010; and finally sustainable tourism, which needs improvement – 46 businesses were certified as sustainable eco-tourism businesses as of 2020 – but better data are needed for more accurate measurement.
Governor Green represented Hawaiʻi at two key events at the 2023 United Nations High-Level Political Forum, the only U.S. state leader to do so. His remarks at the Local and Regional Governments Forum and the Local 2030 Coalition Special Event noted Hawaiʻi’s unique contribution to the global community rooted in its community values, and the Governor extended Hawaiʻi’s spirit of Aloha via Hawaiʻi Green Growth UN Local2030 Hub, the Local2030 Islands Network, and the Aloha+ Dashboard as key platforms for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals locally and globally.”
Prior to the Maui fire, the U.S.-Japan Council held a breakout session “Strengthening Regional Economies: A Dialogue among Governors” at the 2015 U.S.-Japan Council Annual Conference in November 2015.
“Hawaii recently made a commitment to use 100% renewable energy. The state spends a great deal of money on fossil fuels, and this money can be better spent within the state on renewable energy projects. Governor Ige said that currently about 23% of Hawaii’s electricity is generated through renewable sources, and the state leads the country in terms of rooftop solar power. Hawaii has also partnered with Japanese companies for renewable energy, including Hitachi and JumpStart Maui. Smart grid technology and data analytics have also been implemented.The focus on renewable energy shows Hawaii’s commitment to invest in itself rather than sending money outside the state for energy.”
While the United Nations, Japanese and State of Hawaii are eager to shift to ‘100% renewable energy’, the adverse effects have been ignored. According to the Endangered Species Coalition:
“Renewable energy production often destroys habitats and hurts wildlife. Even if there are regulations against this, the sites can still cause harm to animals. Solar panels — for example —- take up a lot of space and drive animals out of their habitat.
Energy production affects biodiversity with its construction and placement:
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Habitat loss: Energy sources take away space from plants and animals.
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Wildlife destruction: Renewable energy sources stress animals and even kill them. Wind turbines spin with great force and may harm birds or bats.
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Land Damage: The construction of renewable energy sources damages the land’s natural layout and destroys plants.
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Displacement: Displaced animals are sent to live elsewhere when renewable energy sources are built on their homes.
Renewable energy is supposed to be environmentally friendly, but it damages local ecosystems and threatens endangered species. For example, take the effect of a solar energy development on Mojave desert tortoises. The tortoises live up to 80 years, but the threat to their habitat puts those lives in danger. The plan meant the tortoises would likely be displaced and struggle to adapt to their new environment.
The destruction of plant life and wildlife is a common side effect of renewable energy. Endangered plants cannot relocate, so the construction of renewable energy sources threatens to destroy them.”
Sacred sites to the Hawaiians within Maui County, and specifically Lahaina, have now been demolished following the disasterly wildfire. How will these circumstances affect the history and culture of the region, and will the government’s solutions for restoration embrace the best interests of the people rather than profit?
According to KQED:
“It is not just the historic buildings and landmarks that are important to Native Hawaiians. This region of Maui has a longer history.
It has been revered by its Indigenous peoples as a sacred place for generations. In the 19th century, it served as the home and burial place of the Hawaiian royal family and became the first capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Carmen Lindsey, chairwoman of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, said in a statement that “Lahaina holds some of the most historically significant cultural properties and highest-ranking sacred remains of our ancestors.”
“On May 10, 2018, Mrs. Routh Bolomet, a Hawaiian-Swiss citizen, provided Dr. Keanu Sai with a remarkable document that came out of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland, regarding Hawai‘i. Mrs. Bolomet told Dr. Sai that it was her hope that the document authored by Dr. Alfred M. deZayas, would help in bringing the American occupation to an end. Dr. Sai said, “To call this document ‘remarkable’ is an understatement.”
“Today, President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. declared that a major disaster exists in the State of Hawaii and ordered Federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by wildfires beginning on August 8, 2023, and continuing.
The President’s action makes Federal funding available to affected individuals in Maui County.
Assistance can include grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, and other programs to help individuals and business owners recover from the effects of the disaster.
Federal funding also is available to state and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for debris removal and emergency protective measures in Maui County, and assistance for emergency protective measures for Hawaii County.
Lastly, Federal funding is also available on a cost-sharing basis for hazard mitigation measures statewide.
Mr. Maona N. Ngwira of FEMA has been appointed to coordinate Federal recovery operations in the affected areas.
Damage assessments are continuing, and additional forms of assistance may be designated after the assessments are fully completed.”
At times, Martial law may be utilized for the temporary substitution of military authority for civilian rule and is usually invoked in time of war, rebellion, or natural disaster. Per the U.S. Department of Justice, a 1989 article discusses ‘Martial Law in Times of Civil Disorder’.
“When martial law is in effect, the military commander of an area or country has unlimited authority to make and enforce laws. Martial law is justified when civilian authority has ceased to function, is completely absent, or has become ineffective. Further, martial law suspends all existing laws, as well as civil authority and the ordinary administration of justice. In the United States, martial law may be declared by proclamation of the President or a State governor, but such a formal proclamation is not necessary. Although the U.S. Constitution makes no specific provision for the imposition of martial law, nearly every State has a constitutional provision authorizing the government to impose martial law. The power of martial law, once held to be nearly absolute, has limitations; for example, civilians may not be tried by military tribunals as long as civilian courts are functional. Nonetheless, within the bounds of court decisions, a military commander’s authority under martial law is virtually unlimited. Martial law has been declared nine times since World War II and, in five instances, was designed to counter resistance to Federal desegregation decrees in the South.”
A 2020 article published by The Washington Examiner details the U.N.’s advocacy for socialism to fix the world’s problems.
“U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has seen the global problems brought on by the United Nations, and he knows how to fix them: more socialism.
Guterres, the former socialist prime minister of Portugal, said that the coronavirus pandemic has shown “the lie that free markets can provide healthcare” and bemoaned the patriarchy and income inequality in a speech that was part of the Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture Series on Saturday. He blamed developed countries for not sharing resources with underdeveloped ones, calling for a New Global Deal to ensure that power, wealth, and opportunities are shared more broadly and fairly at the international level.”
As the people of Maui County mourn in despair of their beloved community, has the disaster potentially opened the door to a new way of life under totalitarian rule? Only time will tell…
“The goal of socialism is communism.” – Vladimir Lenin
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Green is a World Economic Forum plant, much like Gavin Newsom…
Someone needs to conclusively prove that this wasn’t purposefully set to destroy this tourist hub and achieve economic collapse of the economic engine of this island…
Too many globalist interests have coveted the neighborhoods surrounding Front Street for too long and with this globalist plant Governor in office, prove this hypothesis wrong…
Governor Abbott of Texas a WEF operative also
John Podesta of “Pizzagate” fame and the current Senior Advisor to the Biden regime for Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation, took to the White House briefing room podium on Wednesday to blame climate change for the Maui wildfire and to tout the Inflation Reduction Act. We are under attack to propagate a false narrative and a globalist agenda while the propaganda/censorship machine is pushed into overdrive? (https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/08/16/john-podesta-blames-climate-change-for-maui-fire-touts-inflation-reduction-act-as-solution/)
Yes!
These are sick evil people @TJ!
He and his brother also hosted satanic spirit dinners with Hollywood elite!
Using this disaster to hype climate change while the ashes have not been identified, is again sick and evil! I expect the people of Hawaii not to stand for this charade. The land and ecosystem is vitally important to the Hawaiins.
The question may be “what is their next target”?
The Soros organization just declared VEU-day (Victory in the European Union Day) and shifting their focus elsewhere. Like in Hawaii? California? https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/soros-end-most-eu-operations-radical-shift
Adina Flores brilliantly exposed how the UN and WEF globalists use their puppets like Hawaii’s Democrat Gov. Josh Green to transform the cities like Lahaina into one of America’s 15-minute prison cities where resident’s freedom and money will be heavily restricted and will be doled out in fragments based on social credit, carbon footprint & vaccine status. More and more of us are waking up to the UN and the WEF globalist’s evil agenda and resisting it while finding ways to derail it?
Another nice piece of writing from Ms. Adina Flores.
All eyes on Maui.
We will be watching and hopefully the proud multi generational native families will awaken to the threat the UN 2030 Agenda.
Stand Up and Fight Back to the Global Elitists that want your land.
God Bless the families on Maui.
Aloha.
Hope all paying attention:
At times, Martial law may be utilized for the temporary substitution of military authority for civilian rule and is usually invoked in time of war, rebellion, or natural disaster. Per the U.S. Department of Justice, a 1989 article discusses ‘Martial Law in Times of Civil Disorder’.
First of all. That land used to be native forest. Then it was converted to pineapples. Then abandoned and non native species of weeds grew which finally caught on fire. No doubt as it had years before on a smaller more natural scale.
You can bet “Big Everything” is going to buy out those burned properties and create a billionaire’s enclave with locals polishing their shoes.
Could this be part of Herr Schwab’s 6uild 6ack 6etter plans???
Water hydrant flow terminated?
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/maui-resident-says-we-were-winning-against-fires/
No Reluctance, I believe this. If anyone has lived in Hawaii (Oahu, Big Island….) for a while, they know that NEPOTISM is rampant in all of the government departments – state, local – such as fire departments, police and so forth. This breeds incompetence. We got a hint of this when Oahu was put under emergency alert when it was falsely announced that North Korea had launched a missile at Hawaii; and people were panicking in the streets. We had stolen and burned out cars left in front of my uncle’s home in Palolo Valley (Oahu) for months. Police cars would drive by all the time and nothing was done until I took pictures of the cars and sent them with a complaint letter to the city council. I advised them that the city was legally liable for negligence if anyone was injured by these derelict cars left on the street. They finally had the cars removed. The Maui fiasco does not surprise me AT ALL. 🙁
I concur: My wife and I lived in Hilo for more than seven years while I was assigned to an energy research program. I must say the lacki of structure and formalities was wonderful. The best seven years of my life.
Hilo truly God’s country
Biden says he is “laser focused “ on Maui.
Think about it!
This was not a fire, it was a Mass Extermination Event. Emergency alert system down, 911 system down, fire fighting water denied, power off, road blocks to keep people from leaving. This was a coordinated slaughter by the NWO elites along with their toadies in the local government.
If this does not wake people up then nothing will.
I concur: My wife and I lived in Hilo for more than seven years while I was assigned to an energy research program. I must say the lacki of structure and formalities was wonderful. The best seven years of my life.
Hilo truly God’s country
Agree, No Reluctance. One of my cousins lives in Hilo (part time now between there and Denver). My uncle and I went out to Mountain View to look for property he had purchased (sight unseen). We actually were able to find it; just overgrown vegetation lava fields. So, my uncle decided to sell and made a small profit. Good thing because about a year later, Kilauea started erupting and still is to this day – lava covered the whole area. Pele was just enraged at the developers, I guess….and still is! I liked the Big Island. Parts of it reminded me of California. 🙂
The rats leaving the ship
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maui-emergency-chief-herman-andaya-resigns-criticism-lahaina-wildfire-response/
Speaking of Hawaiian rats, here is another one: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/woke-hawaiian-official-stalled-release-revered-water-until-it-was-too-late-save-maui. These rats get really BIG in Hawaii feeding off the public gravy train. Their family and relatives protect them.
The occupiers of Hawaii for the most part a clan of two to three generations feeding from the system; the nepotism so far reaching unconscionable
Once we moved into our small house which we still own and adopted and adhered to mellow demeanor we were accepted.
https://endoftheamericandream.com/you-may-not-believe-some-of-the-shocking-new-revelations-that-are-coming-out-about-the-fires-in-hawaii/
The “American Dream” ended in Hawaii long ago – if it ever existed there at all.
Thank you, Adina and those in Comments. My post, ‘The Lahaina Massacre: …’ may bring you more of the unfolding realities. These crimes can start a turning-point for humanity. https://donpaul.substack.com/p/the-lahaina-massacre-of-sirens-water
AUGUST 17, 2024 | ACROPOLIS INTEL
🚨 Operational Analysis Recap: The Lahaina Fires and Direct Energy Weapon (DEW) Use
Overview and Context
The catastrophic fire in Lahaina, Maui, on August 8, 2023, has drawn significant attention due to unprecedented levels of devastation, loss of life, and property destruction. While official narratives attribute the tragedy to natural causes such as high winds and dry brush, alternative theories suggest a more sinister origin involving Direct Energy Weapons (DEWs) and coordinated efforts to consolidate land ownership for ulterior motives, including the creation of a 15-minute smart city.
This operational analysis examines claims, evidence, and potential strategic objectives behind the incident, emphasizing land acquisition, allegations of negligence, and geopolitical dimensions.
Key Claims and Theories
1. DEW Use for Strategic Land Acquisition
Land Grab for Smart City Development:
Weeks prior to the fire, Hawaii Governor Josh Green and his Chief of Police met with representatives from the United Nations and the World Economic Forum (WEF) which advocates for centralized, technology-driven urban planning, reportedly to discuss proposals for Maui to become a “15-minute smart city” governed by artificial intelligence (AI). Central to these discussions was the contentious issue of land ownership.
Historic Resistance to External Ownership:
Lahaina, a historic and sacred Hawaiian site, has been occupied by native Hawaiians resistant to land acquisitions by corporate entities like BlackRock, Vanguard, and billionaires such as Mark Zuckerberg and Oprah Winfrey who have extensive land holdings in Hawaii. Notably, properties owned by these individuals remained untouched by the fire, fueling suspicions.
2. Operational Overview of the Incident –– Direct Energy Weapon (DEW) Deployment
Eyewitness Accounts Event Sequence and Reports:
Residents observed unusual phenomena in the days leading up to the fire. They reported seeing bright flashes of light from the sky, consistent with Direct Energy Weapons (DEW) signatures, preceding the fires.
Additional claims include a heavy atmospheric overcast and a distinct metallic odor and taste in the air attributed to chemtrails containing incendiary compounds like aluminum and barium nanodust.
Strategic Fire Targeting:
Aerial surveys indicate the fire’s perimeter was ocean-locked and surrounded by lava rock, inconsistent with the natural spread of a wildfire. This controlled burn pattern supports theories of precision targeting and raises questions about the fire’s origin.
3. Negligence or Intentional Sabotage?
Failure of Emergency Response Systems:
The failure to activate any of Maui’s 80 emergency sirens, despite the presence of high winds, points to gross negligence or intentional suppression. Reports also indicate firefighting efforts were reportedly unsupported by adequate infrastructure when water supply issues in fire hydrants were dry and residents were blocked from escaping by road closures enforced by police, leaving residents trapped and defenseless resulting in significant casualties.
Analysis of Strategic and Tactical Intent
Land Acquisition Motive:
Governor Green’s comments on acquiring devastated lands through eminent domain have heightened suspicions of a deliberate agenda to strip residents of property rights and consolidate land for the proposed smart city.
4. Children and Casualty Figures
Missing and Deceased:
Reports suggest that approximately 2,000 children are unaccounted for, with many fatalities linked to children left home during school closures. Allegations of child trafficking and negligence in evacuation procedures remain under investigation.
Geopolitical and Strategic Considerations
1. Space Force and Deep State Allegations
Maui Space Surveillance Complex (MSSC):
The MSSC, a critical U.S. Space Force asset, is strategically significant and may have been a target for adversarial action. It houses strategic command systems and election-related data, making it a high-value target. Intel suggests the fires were part of a broader Deep State operation targeting this facility, with civilian casualties deemed collateral damage.
Chinese Satellite Involvement:
Reports from NORAD identify Chinese satellites allegedly mapping Maui’s topology prior to the fires, potentially to guide DEW targeting systems. Questions arise about NORAD’s response capabilities and whether sabotage played a role.
2. Historical Precedents and Patterns for using disasters as leverage for large-scale development projects includes the 2018 Paradise Fire in California, which was linked to similar allegations of land repurposing.
Paradise Fires (2018) Evidence of Advanced Weaponry:
Similar claims of DEW usage arose during the devastating Paradise fires in California, which were linked to plans for high-speed rail development. The targeting of key areas and unburned blue objects and the corroboration by eyewitness reports of beams and flashes, align with documented capabilities of laser systems and suggest deliberate weaponization of energy-based systems by advanced military powers.
Geopolitical Implications:
Intelligence suggests the involvement of satellites with DEW capabilities, with conflicting reports attributing these to Chinese or U.S. origins.
The timing of the event, coinciding with mounting tensions in Taiwan and ongoing investigations into underground military bases (DUMBs) in Hawaii, raises the specter of intentional destabilization.
Potential Cover-Up and Strategic Deception:
The lack of siren activation may have been deliberate to prevent interference with DEW frequencies.
The color blue’s purported resistance to DEW lasers due to its frequency alignment adds a layer of operational foresight in asset protection by certain property owners.
Humanitarian and Security Concerns
Casualty Management and Accountability:
Reports of potentially 2,000 missing children and suppression of accurate casualty numbers point to a severe intelligence failure or deliberate obfuscation.
Allegations of child trafficking complicate the narrative and warrant further investigation.
Emergency Response Failures:
The apparent systemic negligence in evacuation planning, hydrant maintenance and emergency communication underscores significant governance failings.
3. Deep State and Globalist Objectives
New World Order Goals:
Allegations of Deep State involvement point to coordinated efforts by entities such as the World Economic Forum, CCP, and Illuminati to consolidate global power. These events are framed as steps toward centralized control, undermining sovereignty and exploiting crises for land and population management.
Operational Recommendations
1. Investigative and Legal Response
Comprehensive Investigation:
Independent forensic teams must investigate the fire’s origin, examining DEW deployment evidence, chemical traces, and satellite data.
Legal Protections for Residents:
Immediate legal representation for Lahaina residents is critical to challenge eminent domain claims and ensure fair compensation.
2. Geopolitical Countermeasures
Satellite Surveillance:
Strengthen NORAD and Space Force protocols to identify and neutralize potential DEW systems in real time.
Information Operations:
Counter misinformation and highlight credible findings to maintain public trust and transparency.
3. Strategic Land Use Policies
Preservation of Sovereignty:
Ensure that land acquisition efforts prioritize Hawaiian cultural and historical preservation rather than globalist smart city agendas.
Conclusion and Recommendations
The Maui fires have unveiled layers of alleged criminality, negligence, and strategic manipulation. While concrete evidence has substantiated claims of DEW use and deliberate land grabs, the convergence of geopolitical, environmental, and societal factors warrants a thorough investigation. Protecting Hawaiian residents and their sovereignty while exposing potential bad actors must remain a priority.
Immediate Actions:
Establish an independent investigative commission to evaluate DEW usage claims and scrutinize emergency response failures.
Secure legal representation for local residents to protect against coercive land acquisition.
Strategic Recommendations:
Enhance satellite monitoring of DEW-capable platforms.
Bolster public trust through transparent governance and comprehensive risk mitigation strategies for future disasters.
The interplay between advanced technologies, local governance, and geopolitical agendas underscores the need for vigilance and strategic clarity in responding to incidents of this nature.
This is a complex, multifaceted situation that calls for measured analysis, transparent communication, and decisive action to uphold justice and sovereignty in the face of growing challenges.
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