Friday, December 2, 2016

Vol VI No. 627 Part 4

Tom Berg:

FYI-  got this from Frank G- passing on his great reminder - he ain't "throwin' in the towel."  - 
His testimony is attached- 


Here is the link-
GET Increase for the Steel Wheeled Beast- hearing is December 1st- 

http://www4.honolulu.gov/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-189078/120116%20Council%20Agenda.pdf

Hawai`i Free Press 
Today's News Read
November 27, 2016

Documents Reveal Waihee Hustles Indians for $2M
...Many of $2.168M in expenses are nebulous, making it easy for the usual suspects to score padded communications and media contracts....
Cabinet Position? Donald Trump meets with Rep Tulsi Gabbard
..."Trump's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon (tagged as a white supremacist by Hirono) is reportedly a big fan of Gabbard"....
Dante Carpenter: Tulsi Gabbard 'Cliches Galore'
...Howard Dean:  Tulsi Gabbard: 'Extremely Ambitious With Flexible Principles'....
HPR Runs Big Billy Kenoi Fluff-Piece to Help Him Prepare for Next Campaign
...Will President-Elect Donald J Trump appoint Gabbard, thus opening up a Special Election in CD2 for Kenoi? ....
Lawsuit: Sex, Lies and Videotape at Department of Public Safety
..."the most dysfunctional department in the state of Hawaii."....
Ewa Villages Convict Released to Money Shower-Collected Pension for 15 Years while in Prison
...former city Housing Department employee Michael Kahapea has paid just $50 toward the $365,000 he was fined for stealing millions of dollars from the city's ill-fated Ewa Villages project....
Hawaii Motion Picture Tax Credits? DoTax Making it up as they go Along
...THE FILM TAX CREDIT is set to sunset at the end of 2018....
DoE School Construction: "Malfeasance, confusion, lack of process and no oversight"
..."a lot of it is systemic" relating to how the state goes about building and repairing school buildings....
Dragon Lady: Dawn Amano-Ige Behind Matayoshi Firing?
...a month after the Board of Education announced plans to replace the head of Hawaii's public schools, questions remain about what -- and who -- is behind the sudden decision....
Telescope hearing called a 'filibuster'-Will Last to End of 2017
... antis running down the clock ....
DOI Rule? Republicans Prepare to Reverse Obama's 'Flurry of Midnight Actions'
"...we will work with our colleagues to ensure that Congress scrutinizes your actions and, if appropriate, overturns them." 
After 20 Years, Clock Has Run out of Fake Indian Tribe
...The defeat of Fed Wreck is a major victory for the people of Hawai`i. With virtually no money or other tactical resources, we went up against Goliath with pebbles and prevailed....
Fake Indian Tribe: Robin Danner's Desperate Million Dollar Gamble
...Is The Robin Danner Crowd Making One Final Attempt To Turn You Into A Tribe?.... 
Micronesian Homelessness in Hawaii
...Thursday, December 1st, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM....
New DHS Regs Designed to Put 662 Homeless Back on the Streets
...and make it more difficult to conduct homeless sweeps....
Paradise for Lawyers: UH Law School top 10 for best chance of paying off debt
...one of the 10 best law schools in the country in terms of starting salaries that exceed the debt that law graduates carry....
The hidden story of the third Thanksgiving: 1623--giving thanks for freedom
...Plymouth Colony Governor William Bradford called this system "communism", two hundred ninety six years before the Russian revolution....
Privatize: Honolulu Can See Its Rail Line Finished Without Raising Taxes
...there's still a better way and it's pretty simple and practiced by the best rail systems in the world....
Tsuji not Even Buried Yet, but Democrats Scramble for Plum Legislative Appointment
...The party sent an email to members Friday announcing the vacancy. The deadline to register is 5 p.m. Nov. 28....
Hawaii just became the first state to elect a 100% one-party state Senate since 1979
...Hawaii was Hillary Clinton's best state nationally, voting for her by a resounding 62-32 margin....
Hawaii House Democrats Announce Committee Chairs for 2017
...A new committee, Intrastate Commerce, will focus on regulations and licensing of Hawaii businesses such as banking, telecommunications and property insurance....
Attorney: Officer Crash All About Discrediting Testimony Against Kealoha
..."They want him to be fired so that his credibility is shot when he testifies against them."....
Is the Hawaii wharfage increase needed?
...the cumulative effect is a 54.8% increase in Wharfage rates....
Steady decline in Jones Act ships
...the American shipping industry has been in a steady decline for decades....
Hawaii's Aquarium Fishery: Regulated, Valuable, Sustainable
...It is the most intensively managed of all fisheries in the State....
Zombie States - Hawaii Is No. 6
...financially "dead" but are somehow shambling on....
Are capitalism and spirituality incompatible?
...Free markets can help the rich, but what about the poor?....
RFP Posted for Honolulu Ethics Commission Audit
... Two inspectors and prior commissioners who recently left the commission are not listed as interviewees ....
DLNR Seeks Volunteers for Water Security Advisory Group
...The Chairperson of DLNR will review the applications and select individuals that are deemed qualified to serve on the Water Security Advisory Group per Act 172....
Health Department Sets Public Hearings on Changes to Food Safety Code
... public hearings on Hawaii Island, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai from Dec. 5-9, 2016 ....
Medicated Weed: DOH Hires Contractor to Track Every Seed
...paranoia will destroy ya....
Jail Near You? 11 Sites Identified for OCCC Relocation
...11 sites, clustered within the Kalihi, Aiea, Kalaeloa and Mililani areas, have been identified....
MADD Rates Hawaii Drunk Driving Laws
...MADD wants tougher Hawaii law for DUI with kids in car....
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pilipo souza

10:00 AM (18 hours ago)

Aloha kakou he Hawai'i PAU!?

It is truly amazing how in every direction Shit and Lava keep flowing in the Hawaiian Nation, and all of it being so aboriginal?
kaulana na pua,

pilipo
Hawaiian National (Made in Hawai'i 1936)
Coalition of Hawaiian Nationals NOW! 

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From: John Bond
Date: Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 12:08 AM
Subject: Scams, Bribes and Payoffs Revealed: How Lindsey Beat Trask
To: pilipo souza  >


Scams, Bribes and Payoffs Revealed: How Lindsey Beat Trask

http://freehawaii.blogspot.com/2016/11/free-hawaii-tv-free-hawaii-broadcasting_30.html

How Was Robert Lindsey Able To Beat Mililani Trask For OHA?

Especially When He Claimed Zero Campaign Funds After The Primary?

With Campaign Spending Reports Now Public, We Have The Answers.
Watch This To See Who Put $$$ In Lindseyʻs Pocket & Why They
Now Have “Uncle Bob” In Theirs.

pilipo souza

4:56 PM (11 hours ago)
Aloha kakou he Hawai'i PAU?

E kala mai but I forgot to ADD MORE PA'AKAI to the report here by 
FREEHAWAII disclosing what is on the menu being served by Federal Funds from "8 (a)" Business Development Programs that are legally administrated by the Small Business Administration for small businesses owned by Native entities such as NATIVE HAWAIIAN  ORGANIZATIONS (NHOA), TRIBES AND ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS (ANCs).

This Federal Funding to a "select few" even before the Office of Hawaiian Affairs was enacted in 1978.

For more insight on who and how one might qualify for such Funds contact Native Hawaiian Organizations Association (NHOA) or www.nhoaassociation.org

Mahalo piha, I am so glad here to kokua my share to make Public Service more ono!!

kaulana na pua,

pilipo
Hawaiian Nationals (Made in Hawai'i 1936)
Coalition of Hawaiian Nationals, NOW!     


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From: pilipo souza
Date: Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 4:17 PM
Subject: Re: Scams, Bribes and Payoffs Revealed: How Lindsey Beat Trask
To: KeAloha o Io pu Aiu


And that's, for Certain!

HE DID IT HIS WAY! 

On Thu, Dec 1, 2016 at 11:49 AM, KeAloha o Io pu Aiu  >wrote:
And now, the end is near, and so we face the final curtain.....



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Subject: Fwd: Scams, Bribes and Payoffs Revealed: How Lindsey Beat Trask


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From: Lourdes [mailto:jefa.politico@tricontinental.cu]
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2016 2:39 PM
To: robert.rabin@cprdv.org
Subject: LIBERTAD PARA OSCAR LÓPEZ RIVERA AHORA!


No. 18/2016      23 de noviembre de 2016


LIBERTAD PARA OSCAR LÓPEZ RIVERA AHORA!

NECESITAMOS 100,000 FIRMAS EN 30 DÍAS

La Red en Defensa de la Humanidad hace un llamado a todas las
organizaciones, comunidades, sindicatos, iglesias, activistas, partidos
políticos para que ENVÍEN A TODOS SUS CONTACTOS esta petición. El tiempo
apremia, tenemos solo hasta el 11 de diciembre para juntar 100.000 firmas.

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/president-obama-free-oscar-lopez-r
ivera-he-ends-his-term-president


FREEDOM FOR OSCAR LOPEZ RIVERA NOW! WE NEED TO GET 100,000 SIGNATURES IN 30
DAYS.

The Network in Defense of Humanity ask all organizations, communities,
unions, churches, activists, political parties- to CALL ON THEIR INDIVIDUAL
MEMBERS to sign this petition and spread the word- this is a time-sensitive
request!
Our goal is to get 100,000 signatures by December 11.


<http://theinternationalcommittee.us12.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=012c1f
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ivera-he-ends-his-term-president




¡VIVA PUERTO RICO LIBRE!

HOMENAJE AL LÍDER BORICUA OSCAR LÓPEZ RIVERA EN LA CASA DEL ALBA CULTURAL


Por Astrid Barnet, con la colaboración de Tricontinental


“Nos encontrábamos en la cárcel de alta seguridad del estado de Indiana; era
la hora de la comida y, en el interior de un comedor inmenso –ocupado por
unas 500 personas--, reconocí de inmediato a Oscar, producto de la campaña
que existía y que aún existe por su liberación mucho antes de la nuestra
(¡Liberen a los Cinco!). Fui a su encuentro y me identifiqué: --Soy cubano,
mi nombre es Fernando González. Seguidamente me contestó: --Te conozco, sé
quién eres” (…) Tuvimos así la posibilidad –y no obstante las circunstancias
existentes tan adversas--, de apoyarnos y de intercambiar mutuamente en un
momento del día sobre temas políticos, ideológicos, sobre las circunstancias
y problemas de Cuba y los Estados Unidos…Temas de todo tipo y acerca de los
cuales este boricua --quien ya sobrepasa los setenta años de edad y que
lleva treinta y cinco en cárceles norteamericanas--, es un profundo
conocedor de la historia de Puerto Rico y de los Estados Unidos”.

Así expresó el Héroe de la República de Cuba Fernando González Llort, en el
documental con el cual se inauguró en la habanera Casa del ALBA Cultural, la
Exposición Fotográfica y la Premiación del Concurso Libertad para Oscar
López Rivera, actividad convocada por la Organización de Solidaridad de los
Pueblos de África, Asia y América Latina (OSPAAAL) y por el Comité
Internacional Paz, Justicia y Dignidad a los Pueblos.

“Oscar es un hombre que mantiene en la prisión un régimen de vida, respeto y
disciplina hacia todo y con todos; no se involucra en las dinámicas
colectivas (…) Aprendió a pintar autodidácticamente a partir de la técnica
del grafito (graffiti); técnica que me enseñó y de esa forma fue cómo
aprendí a dibujar. Oscar es un hombre muy firme y se mantiene siempre dentro
de un proceso creativo (…) Compartí celda con él durante cinco años, y
¡estoy seguro que un día nos volveremos a ver!”, concluyó González Llort
durante el homenaje dedicado a ese líder independentista boricua al que
acompañó también una excelente muestra fotográfica coordinada por el
profesional puertorriqueño del lente Ramón Frontera, para la cual se
presentaron 79 obras de 30 concursantes, procedentes de distintos lugares de
nuestro país.

Así, a los jóvenes Liliana Duarte, Madelin Ramírez y Adonis Fleites se les
otorgaron tres primeros premios; al niño Marcos Linares García, el segundo
premio; mientras que los jóvenes Abel Cotilla, Xiomarilys Nieves Collado y
Ariadna Valle Pasos, recibieron menciones. Todos, de manos de Fernando
González Llort y de Gerardo Hernández, Héroes de la República de Cuba.

Edwin González Vázquez, delegado de la Misión de Puerto Rico en Cuba,
expresó: “Hoy en Puerto Rico enfrentamos una nueva junta de control fiscal
--producto de la crisis creada y acumulada por el gobierno colonial desde
hace más de una década--, y por supuesto llegó el momento en que no puede
pagarse lo que se debe al no permitirlo el propio diseño económico. En esta
ocasión hay algo significativo y es que el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos no
metió la mano para salvar esta situación --como siempre ha acostumbrado--;
sin embargo, sus grandes transnacionales continúan generando ganancias por
más de 35 mil millones de dólares anuales. Entretanto en Puerto Rico, los
poderes ejecutivo, legislativo, el tribunal supremo y el propio congreso se
han autoproclamado agotados.

“Dicha junta de control fiscal no sólo viene a manejar la situación
económica, sino que también posee poderes mayores al del gobierno colonial.
Retornamos históricamente a 1898, inicios de la invasión e intervención
norteamericana en Puerto Rico, como colonia clásica de un gran imperio; un
país con más de tres millones 800 mil habitantes, mientras que en Estados
Unidos conviven cerca de cuatro millones, entre ellos, muchos profesionales
que han emigrado durante los últimos diez años quienes, en definitiva, son
los que sostienen la economía. En resumidas cuentas la junta viene a
garantizar el pago de los bonistas, unos 63 mil millones de débito –no así a
resolver el problema económico-; ésta la conforman siete miembros
(¡norteamericanos todos!), designados por el presidente.

“Sí debo plantear que, en estos momentos, se están produciendo
manifestaciones populares de protesta contra este proceder. En las redes
sociales también se está denunciando esta política mediante un movimiento
llamado Concertación contra la Junta. En este movimiento se han nucleado no
sólo independentistas, sino también funcionarios y empleados
gubernamentales.

“En relación con Donald Trump, nuevo presidente electo de Estados Unidos se
sabe que la política de la gran potencia mundial hacia Puerto Rico siempre
ha partido del llamado establishment. Por tanto, la posición de la actual
junta y la secular política de dominio colonial y cultural continuarán en
nuestro país y mucho más con un mandatario como Trump.

“Continuaremos y fortaleceremos nuestra campaña político-ideológica de cien
mil firmas por la liberación del líder independentista Oscar López --de 73
años de edad y quien sufre prisión desde hace 35 en la cárcel de Indiana--,
ahora con la petición de indulto al presidente Obama en esta última etapa de
su mandato que expira el próximo veinte de enero. Exigimos la liberación de
Oscar, y si después del veinte de enero no existe respuesta favorable,
continuaremos la lucha porque la dignidad y la razón están de nuestro lado.

Desbordada la sala con la participación de representantes políticos,
diplomáticos y activistas solidarios de 18 países, se desarrolló muy
exitosamente esta iniciativa, formidable por la sensibilidad política y el
valor artístico de las obras, así como la juventud de los concursantes, un
nuevo y categórico gesto de la OSPAAAL en respaldo a la libertad del
patriota Oscar López Rivera y a la independencia de Puerto Rico.


LONG LIVE FREE PUERTO RICO!

A TRIBUTE TO THE PUERTO RICAN LEADER OSCAR LÓPEZ RIVERA AT THE CASA DEL ALBA
CULTURAL


By Astrid Barnet, with the collaboration of Tricontinental


“We were in the high security prison of the state of Indiana; it was lunch
time and inside a huge dining hall occupied by some 500 people I immediately
recognized Oscar, due to the campaign that existed and still exists for his
liberation, long before the launching of our campaign (Free the Five!). I
approached him and identified myself: “I am Cuban, my name is Fernando
González”. Right away he said, “I know you, I know who you are” (…) We thus
had the possibility – regardless of the adverse circumstances – to support
each other and exchange mutually at some moment during the day on political
and ideological problems, about the circumstances and problems of Cuba and
the United States…  and all kinds of subjects, because this Puerto Rican –
already over seventy years old and a prisoner in U.S. jails for thirty-five
years – has a deep knowledge of the history of Puerto Rico and the United
States.”

Those were the words of the Hero of the Republic of Cuba Fernando González
Llort in the documentary that opened the photo exhibition at the Casa del
ALBA Cultural in Havana and the awarding ceremony of the contest “Freedom
for Oscar López Rivera”, an event convoked by the Organization of Solidarity
of the Peoples of Africa, Asia and Latin America (OSPAAAL) and the
International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity for the Peoples.

“Oscar leads a life of respect and discipline in prison to everything and
everyone; he does not engage in group dynamics (…) He learned to paint all
by himself using graffiti; he taught me that technique and that was how I
learned to draw. Oscar is a very firm man and is always creating (…) I
shared the prison cell with him for five years and I’m sure we will meet
again one day!” concluded González Llort during the tribute paid to that
Puerto Rican independence leader. Part of the tribute was also an excellent
photographic showcase coordinated by the professional Puerto Rican
photographer Ramón Frontera presenting 79 works by 30 contestants from
different parts of our country.

Three first prizes were awarded to Liliana Duarte, Madelín Ramírez and
Adonis Fleites, all youngsters; the boy Marcos Linares García won the second
prize, while the also young Abel Cotilla, Xiomarilys Nieves Collado and
Ariadna Valle Pasos received mentions. All the prizes were handed out by
Fernando González Llort and another Hero of the Republic of Cuba, Gerardo
Hernández.

Edwin González Vázquez, delegate of the Puerto Rican Mission in Cuba,
declared: “Today in Puerto Rico we face a new board of fiscal control – a
result of the crisis created and accumulated by the colonial government for
more than a decade – and of course, the moment arrived when one couldn’t pay
what was owed because the very economic design does not allow it. This time
there is something significant, and it is that the government of the United
States did not intervene to save this situation, as it usually does;
however, its great multinationals continue obtaining benefits for more than
35 thousand million dollars each year.

In the meantime, in Puerto Rico the executive and legislative powers, the
Supreme Court and Congress itself have declared themselves exhausted. “Said
board of fiscal control is not coming to manage the economic situation; it
also has more power than the colonial government. We are returning
historically to 1898, to the beginning of the U.S. invasion and intervention
in Puerto Rico, as classic colony of a great empire; a country with more
than 3 800,000 inhabitants, while nearly four million live in the United
States, among them many professionals who have migrated during the last ten
years and who, in the end, are the ones supporting the economy. The board,
which is made up by seven members appointed by the president (all U.S.
Americans!) has come to ensure the payment of the shareholders – some 63 000
million debits – and not to solve the economic problem.

“I do have to say that at this very moment popular demonstrations of protest
against this procedure are taking place. In the social networks there are
also denounces of this policy by a movement called “Concertación contra la
Junta” (Coordination against the Board), which brings together not only
independence fighters, but also government officials and public servants.

“With regard to Donald Trump, newly elected president of the United States,
it is known that the policy of the great world power toward Puerto Rico has
always come from the so-called establishment. Therefore, the position of the
present board and the century-old policy of colonial and cultural dominion
will continue in our country, and all the more with a president like Trump.”

“We will continue strengthening our political-ideological campaign of one
hundred thousand signatures for the liberation of independence fighter Oscar
López – 73 years old and imprisoned for the last 35 years in the Indiana
penitentiary – now with the request of pardon to president Obama in this
last stage of his mandate, which expires next January 20. We demand Oscar’s
liberation, and if after January 20 there is no favorable reply, we will
continue the struggle because dignity and reason are on our side.

In an overcrowded hall and with participation of political representatives,
diplomats and activists in solidarity from 18 countries, this initiative
developed very successfully. It was so because of the political sensibility
and artistic value of the works, the youth of the contestants, and proved to
be a new and categorical action of OSPAAAL in support of the freedom of
patriot Oscar López Rivera and the independence of Puerto Rico.


Para los jóvenes: les agradezco con todo mi corazón el apoyo que comparten
conmigo. Creo que han sido bendecidos porque han nacido en una nación cuyo
objetivo más importante es el desarrollo de sus ciudadanos, que son su
recurso más importante, comenzando a partir del momento de su nacimiento. En
sus manos está el futuro de Cuba, y ustedes definitivamente continuarán
haciéndola la mejor nación en este hemisferio y probablemente del mundo. Les
exhorto a que sigan conquistando la fuerza del conocimiento y ayudando a
hacer de éste un mundo mejor y más justo. Manténganse fuertes, nunca pierdan
la esperanza y el coraje, y disfruten de todas las cosas buenas que la vida
les trae.

Abrazos con mucho amor.

EN RESISTENCIA Y LUCHA,

Oscar López Rivera

Mensaje a los participantes en el Concurso de Fotografía

“Libertad para Oscar López”


“To the youth: I thank you with all my heart for the support you share for
me. I think you have been blessed, because you have been born in a nation
whose main target is the development of its citizens, its most important
resource, starting from the moment of your birth. The future of Cuba is in
your hands, and you definitely will continue making it the best nation in
this hemisphere and helping to make this a better and more just world.
Remain strong, never lose hope or courage, and enjoy all the good things
that life brings you.

I embrace you with great love.

IN RESISTANCE AND STRUGGLE,

Oscar López Rivera”

Message to the participants in the photo contest

“Freedom for Oscar López”




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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