Life in the civic sector during wire terror

Life in the civic sector during this age of wire terror requires
numerous sources of information. News feeds, the sources for news
articles in our daily papers are beginning to look suspect. Why are
they not providing the public with a glimpse of our most pressing
issues?

Why are outraged independent writers supplying officials with vital
and critical information while flailing newspapers give us enter-
tainment type collages of "human drama"? Peeks at cable news is
like taking a walk down the path of cognitive dissonance,meaning
they really don't reflect reality in any verifiable way.

The finger points to our Commander-in-Chief. He has immeasurable
access and privilege with media mechanisms to reach into the public
in a highly coordinated multi-level manner. Is he not aware that he
does not have clothes on? Only editorial cartoons seem to hit the
mark.

As I apply for the second time for general assistance food stamps
from the State of Hawaii to support my daily needs while writing this
blog in a highly hostile climate, I wonder if the State of Hawaii is
ignoring my legitimate application since November 2009 like they
ignored looming wire problems in our own State.

I can guarantee that I do not fraudulently apply for food stamps.
Mahalo to Senator Sam Slom for acknowledging this situation
yesterday.Verifiable mail and wire tampering/fraud is my problem
with those who run government operations for malice and money laundering.

These officials are sitting there in non-responsive repose, criminally
passive and in denial. What has happened to me is an extension of
them, their corruption that their failures. They can attack Obama all
they like, but unless they surrender jurisdiction on record entirely,
they do not have a right to my privacy.

Faux private investigators and detectives beware. You are
identifiable for harvesting information for those who have some-
thing to hide.

see compostpilecontact on congress.org under Karen Yukie Yamada
soapbox entries and letters to Congress 3/12/10