Thursday, May 6, 2010

Called Senate Caucus on Narcotics Control

A few minutes ago, I called and spoke with someone from
the Senate Caucus on Narcotics Control. Their phone number
online with the entire text from yesterday's FBI service
email news release.

My email to one of the Republican Senators on this Caucus
was sent from a wi-fi site at a small business where wire
fraud had been substantiated on Maui.

Today, I also called Small Business Hawaii, Senator Sam
Slom about the lack of vigilance on public wi-fi commercial
sites on Maui by professional security firms.

According to their website, caucus members were selected
by President Obama to monitor and direct policy to address
security breaches on the Mexican-American border.

My statements describing the collusion with intelligence-
led policing with risk reduction funding on Maui should be
made an example of what happens when there is a failure to
investigate and prosecute crimes in a timely manner

More drugs = more money for Counties, more violence = more
money for Counties. This collusion must be exposed. There
is an optimal outcome when more prosecution of drug crimes
by corrupt government officials = more money.

2 comments:

  1. This phone number is a corrupt phone system with Senator Diane Feinstein's office as Chair. I spoke with someone while standing in the parking lot of a cafe in Haiku and while standing in the site investigated for cultivating hash/pot drug cultures in Makawao, The Stop Watch.

    Go read my newsletter. I reported insufficient response by the Senate Narc Committee to Senator Ensign, Nevada and Senator Kay Hutchison, Texas after Project Deliverance engaged in the news.

    mad as hell, Fernie

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  2. Who flew the yellow low-flying helicopters in Haiku near where I reside a few months ago? Witnessed by myself and others who said the copters descended to 20-30 feet to their property farms. Reported to House Republicans Appropriations Committee for illegal investigation, excessive force, Dino. mad as hell, Fernie

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