My guess is that the beef lies in the pudding. In early
2006 when the Pentagon's Talon program was exposed for
its abuses in New York City, I was online regularly doing
my own research about being a fraud victim and legislation
that exists to protect victims.
On this computer at 342 Ehilani Street, the home of a
couple who also regularly used marijuana, we received a
number of emails from fraudulent sources that said they
were from the FBI or CIA.
The owner of this residence is a well-known figure for
his bar in Kihei. When I first met him through his wife,
he told me that he was once married to a mafia princess
in New Jersey just in case I needed help.
Since then, others in Pukalani can verify that he and
I acknowledge each other in public, but that I openly
say he is not a friend, nor would I shake his hand. He
knows that I am in the correct, but he is from a back-
ground where being correct is really not that relevant
even when he lost his mojo.
Then FBI Director Goodwin was seen at this time on t.v.
saying that such emails should be reported. We reported
these emails to the fraudnet@gao.gov and the fraudhotline
at the DOJ from the same computer.
On this computer, I also did research about the symbiotic
relationship between organized crime, para-military groups,
government agencies and the private sector. On this same
computer, I corresponded with all appropriate local, state
and federal officials in Hawaii, including person-to-person
phone calls and meetings with local, state, federal and
non-profit officials about privacy violations.
About this time, another writer who is seen on cable news
exposed details about the NSA and intelligence community
in Rolling Stones magazine. About this same time, NYPD
former commissioner Paul Brown spoke about the Pentagon's
flawed program Talon. I wrote to Paul Brown myself from
this computer.
The female part of this couple may felt tension with me
after her husband confided in me that he had tried to kill
himself after he found out that his wife had been having
an affair with a co-worker for over a year.
Shortly after leaving 342 Ehilani Street in early 2006, I
stayed in the spare bedroom at a friend's home. On his spare
bedroom land line phone, on the second day I was there, I
received a message from a male person who said the FBI and
CIA were wanting to find me. This message was submitted to
the DA at Maui County, their investigator and others.
For his part, after slandering my reputation in a written
letter to me, then-Director Goodwin replied to my call about
this message, and he provided another letter to me saying
that he had checked with his local CIA representatives and
that they, in fact, were not looking for me. So there.
This letter was submitted to the Publisher's Office at the
Honolulu Advertiser 2009 in and, of course, to the local DA
in 2006. As you can see, the local DA, the Publisher's office
and all others who claim to have spied on me, failed to see
that the FBI owes me quite a bit of money.
The local DA and police blew it at least half a dozen times.
The state blew it big time. The US AG's office blew it three
times on paper. The white collar officer at HPD blew it as
reported to me by felon suspect Gervin Miyamoto. The Hawaii
FBI blew it but left direct proof for me that they blew it.
They know the GAO - Public Integrity Office has their number.
Even the SF DA, Mr. Ross, failed to show concern about the
abuse of military intelligence lines when I spoke to him from
my now dead father's land line phone in 2007.
Exposed, dead-on-arrival or dispensable are those who knew,
lied, lied again and then said nothing when they found out that
there were too many who reported on record in a multi-pronged
multi-level process about a pattern of abuse for profit.
Of the numerous attorneys with whom I have spoken, all appear
to lack a deep understanding of what is required in order to
address abuses in intelligence/surveillance networks. They
are either in the filth pocket or intentionally stupid about
these matters in Hawaii. They are well-conditioned.
I have made a clear statement that I refuse contact with any
Japanese American attorney because I do not participate with
money laundering after crimes have been extended for over 8
years with nobody having gone forward even in their own interest.
Too much shame? Need to incite more violence, slander? Bring
it on, cowards, Who do u think is listening to ur bunker in
Giggle hill? U think u r in control? They have ur number.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Missing Documents from SF Human Rights Commission
The original complaint to liar, liar former US AG Ed Kubo
were found to be missing in the SF Human Rights Commission
in 2003. As my previous entry on this blog site, Ed Kubo
called a human rights contact who knew little of my case
but received my documents in May 2003. Mr. Kubo said to
this person that I was perfectly safe in Hawaii and that
there were no concerns for privacy violations.
The missing documents were reported on record at the SF
public testimony meeting in September or October 2003 on
videotape.
Another copy of these documents were submitted in person
to a personal acquaintance in December 2002. He said that
he had "inside" contacts in the SF Democratic Party since
he had run for the Chair position. Pablo Heising was a very
familiar figure in San Francisco as the founder of the famous
Haight-Ashbury Street Fair. It is reported that Pablo died
while in a cafe near the Haight where we regularly chatted.
This was reported today to a journalist contact at the
Chicago Tribune. Since Pablo was the only person who knew
who had received over 20 pages of documents submitted in my
original complaint, his death leaves a question about where
my documents had een disseminated. It is likely that 60
Minutes program was mentioned as a possibility.
It has been my statement that CBS 60 Minutes is not an option
for me due to circumstances that are obvious. My complaint
implicated Democrat stakeholders who are the most in-the-know
in Hawaii. They are now exposed, dead-on-arrival or dispensable.
were found to be missing in the SF Human Rights Commission
in 2003. As my previous entry on this blog site, Ed Kubo
called a human rights contact who knew little of my case
but received my documents in May 2003. Mr. Kubo said to
this person that I was perfectly safe in Hawaii and that
there were no concerns for privacy violations.
The missing documents were reported on record at the SF
public testimony meeting in September or October 2003 on
videotape.
Another copy of these documents were submitted in person
to a personal acquaintance in December 2002. He said that
he had "inside" contacts in the SF Democratic Party since
he had run for the Chair position. Pablo Heising was a very
familiar figure in San Francisco as the founder of the famous
Haight-Ashbury Street Fair. It is reported that Pablo died
while in a cafe near the Haight where we regularly chatted.
This was reported today to a journalist contact at the
Chicago Tribune. Since Pablo was the only person who knew
who had received over 20 pages of documents submitted in my
original complaint, his death leaves a question about where
my documents had een disseminated. It is likely that 60
Minutes program was mentioned as a possibility.
It has been my statement that CBS 60 Minutes is not an option
for me due to circumstances that are obvious. My complaint
implicated Democrat stakeholders who are the most in-the-know
in Hawaii. They are now exposed, dead-on-arrival or dispensable.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Patterns of Abuse, Fraud and Wire Terror Reported
Patterns of abuse, fraud and wire terror crimes in Hawaii
would alert anyone with a brain that legitimate action on
record needs to be taken after years of negligence. My
calls about checks and balances with any coordinated policy
with multiple federal agencies must include transparent,
on-the-table, verifiable records in the public realm.
Speaking of white collar crimes that impede drug crimes
prosecution, white Collar Officer Sunada from Honolulu
Police Department filed a false, preliminary document to
the US AG's liason, Gervin Miyamoto, in early 2006 saying
that my complaints at 1970 Liko Street and wire stalking
had no merit. I don't know how HE knew this, but obviouly
other officers had already confirmed wire fraud and other
crimes at the site.
There is no justification for at this point for Hawaii to
use clandestine means to address on record statments. It
is not the obligation of the victim to initiate an effort
when the threshold of crime reaches a terroristic level.
Slander of reputation is the first sign of someone who is
involved with drug crimes.
For-profit "investigators" who use "hearsay" false info
from someone who uses illegal drugs is a mechanism of drug
intimidation for corrupt investigating groups. Usually it
is a paranoid complex of someone who use drugs with others
who think they are in control of the law.
The historical incompetence and malice of systems here is
based on for-profit motives by those who know better and
the delusional behavior of addicts in a downward spiral.
Hawaii is an example of a totalitarian system with sheep,
cowards and nazi-like residents pretending to feel well.
would alert anyone with a brain that legitimate action on
record needs to be taken after years of negligence. My
calls about checks and balances with any coordinated policy
with multiple federal agencies must include transparent,
on-the-table, verifiable records in the public realm.
Speaking of white collar crimes that impede drug crimes
prosecution, white Collar Officer Sunada from Honolulu
Police Department filed a false, preliminary document to
the US AG's liason, Gervin Miyamoto, in early 2006 saying
that my complaints at 1970 Liko Street and wire stalking
had no merit. I don't know how HE knew this, but obviouly
other officers had already confirmed wire fraud and other
crimes at the site.
There is no justification for at this point for Hawaii to
use clandestine means to address on record statments. It
is not the obligation of the victim to initiate an effort
when the threshold of crime reaches a terroristic level.
Slander of reputation is the first sign of someone who is
involved with drug crimes.
For-profit "investigators" who use "hearsay" false info
from someone who uses illegal drugs is a mechanism of drug
intimidation for corrupt investigating groups. Usually it
is a paranoid complex of someone who use drugs with others
who think they are in control of the law.
The historical incompetence and malice of systems here is
based on for-profit motives by those who know better and
the delusional behavior of addicts in a downward spiral.
Hawaii is an example of a totalitarian system with sheep,
cowards and nazi-like residents pretending to feel well.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Dangerous Paranoid Delusion Addicts - updated
My calls to the Senate Caucus Narcotics Control members
offered substantive information about shaping drug policies
to avoid past mistakes with the use of military intelligence
information monies with local intelligence from police.
Dangerous paranoid delusional addicts and drug traffickers
think that my calls increase the liklihood that civilians
are targeted. Hardly. It is only through unchecked forms
of military intelligence surveillance that drug users get
used mercilessly for the sake of increasing net gain by
investigators through illegitimate spying.
Today, a bartender at the Stop Watch, someone I've known
for years and someone who just saw me the other day refused
to serve me based on my participation of spying on others.
It is only through my efforts that those who are the most
elite commercial fraud drug users get targeted.
This bartender had that wild crazed look in her eyes when
she said she wouldn't serve me. I asked why, she refused
to say why and I left to make a recorded call to the owner
of the bar, Haru. Haru has in the past heard from me about
this internet site because there are drug pushers there at
her bar as others can verify.
Haru allows her bartenders discretion to serve as they are
comfortable. Haru knows that her bartender, Eloise, is a
drug user and that she is operating on information that is
"hearsay" and false by groups who have something to hide.
I told Haru that I had made a call from their bar to a
federal agency about the child sex trafficking arrest made
by a Florida FBi agent in Hawaii over the Superbowl week-
end. Maybe someone at the bar felt offended. The other
customer next to me was watching sports tv, but as always
there sometimes is a need to make a call.
The Stop Watch phone line has been watched, for the obvious
reasons. Now every federal agency investigating the endemic
corruption in Hawaii's criminal enforcement agencies have
the Stop Watch on their list, too.
Dangerous paranoid delustional drug-dependents should be
seen as a threat to others who live drug-free. Maybe they
just lost their mojo and are jealous of those who live free
from the chains of being a guinea pig to their addiction.
Simply put: they really are unhappy people.
offered substantive information about shaping drug policies
to avoid past mistakes with the use of military intelligence
information monies with local intelligence from police.
Dangerous paranoid delusional addicts and drug traffickers
think that my calls increase the liklihood that civilians
are targeted. Hardly. It is only through unchecked forms
of military intelligence surveillance that drug users get
used mercilessly for the sake of increasing net gain by
investigators through illegitimate spying.
Today, a bartender at the Stop Watch, someone I've known
for years and someone who just saw me the other day refused
to serve me based on my participation of spying on others.
It is only through my efforts that those who are the most
elite commercial fraud drug users get targeted.
This bartender had that wild crazed look in her eyes when
she said she wouldn't serve me. I asked why, she refused
to say why and I left to make a recorded call to the owner
of the bar, Haru. Haru has in the past heard from me about
this internet site because there are drug pushers there at
her bar as others can verify.
Haru allows her bartenders discretion to serve as they are
comfortable. Haru knows that her bartender, Eloise, is a
drug user and that she is operating on information that is
"hearsay" and false by groups who have something to hide.
I told Haru that I had made a call from their bar to a
federal agency about the child sex trafficking arrest made
by a Florida FBi agent in Hawaii over the Superbowl week-
end. Maybe someone at the bar felt offended. The other
customer next to me was watching sports tv, but as always
there sometimes is a need to make a call.
The Stop Watch phone line has been watched, for the obvious
reasons. Now every federal agency investigating the endemic
corruption in Hawaii's criminal enforcement agencies have
the Stop Watch on their list, too.
Dangerous paranoid delustional drug-dependents should be
seen as a threat to others who live drug-free. Maybe they
just lost their mojo and are jealous of those who live free
from the chains of being a guinea pig to their addiction.
Simply put: they really are unhappy people.
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.
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.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
FYI : see coffeeshopmonster.blogspot.com
ALERT: FBI press release about ongoing policy directives that require
verifiable input from legitimate public contacts who do not have a
conflict of interest due to ongoing corruption in FBI wire/intelligence
systems. Hawaii has stupid people on the wire.
Congressional Testimony
FBI Executive Testimony
Kevin L. Perkins, Assistant Director, Criminal Investigative Division, FBI
Anthony P. Placido, Assistant Administrator for Intelligence, DEA
Statement Before the U.S. Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control
May 5, 2010
Chairman Feinstein, Co-Chairman Grassley, and distinguished members of the caucus, on behalf of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Acting Administrator Michele Leonhart and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert S. Mueller, III, we appreciate your invitation to testify today regarding violence in Mexico and its implications for the United States. The Department of Justice law enforcement agencies have outstanding relationships with law enforcement agencies on both sides of the border. With the assistance of our counterparts, the Department strives to coordinate investigative activity and develop intelligence in order to efficiently and effectively manage law enforcement efforts with the goal of identifying, infiltrating, and dismantling drug trafficking organizations that are directly responsible for the violence in Mexico.
The DEA, in conjunction with the FBI, has been at the forefront of U.S. efforts to work with foreign law enforcement counterparts in confronting the organizations that profit from the global drug trade. The Department recognizes that in order to effectively attack the international drug trade it has to forward deploy its personnel into the foreign arena. DEA has the largest federal law enforcement presence overseas. DEA has 83 offices in 62 countries and works with host governments in assessing drug threats, gathering intelligence, targeting major drug trafficking organizations (DTOs), and, in coordination with the Department of State, assisting host governments in developing comprehensive counternarcotics strategies. The FBI has a legal attaché office in Mexico City which works closely with counterparts, shares intelligence, and coordinates international investigations. In addition, the FBI has Border Liaison Officers who travel to Mexico on a weekly basis to coordinate with law enforcement partners.
verifiable input from legitimate public contacts who do not have a
conflict of interest due to ongoing corruption in FBI wire/intelligence
systems. Hawaii has stupid people on the wire.
Congressional Testimony
FBI Executive Testimony
Kevin L. Perkins, Assistant Director, Criminal Investigative Division, FBI
Anthony P. Placido, Assistant Administrator for Intelligence, DEA
Statement Before the U.S. Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control
May 5, 2010
Chairman Feinstein, Co-Chairman Grassley, and distinguished members of the caucus, on behalf of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Acting Administrator Michele Leonhart and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert S. Mueller, III, we appreciate your invitation to testify today regarding violence in Mexico and its implications for the United States. The Department of Justice law enforcement agencies have outstanding relationships with law enforcement agencies on both sides of the border. With the assistance of our counterparts, the Department strives to coordinate investigative activity and develop intelligence in order to efficiently and effectively manage law enforcement efforts with the goal of identifying, infiltrating, and dismantling drug trafficking organizations that are directly responsible for the violence in Mexico.
The DEA, in conjunction with the FBI, has been at the forefront of U.S. efforts to work with foreign law enforcement counterparts in confronting the organizations that profit from the global drug trade. The Department recognizes that in order to effectively attack the international drug trade it has to forward deploy its personnel into the foreign arena. DEA has the largest federal law enforcement presence overseas. DEA has 83 offices in 62 countries and works with host governments in assessing drug threats, gathering intelligence, targeting major drug trafficking organizations (DTOs), and, in coordination with the Department of State, assisting host governments in developing comprehensive counternarcotics strategies. The FBI has a legal attaché office in Mexico City which works closely with counterparts, shares intelligence, and coordinates international investigations. In addition, the FBI has Border Liaison Officers who travel to Mexico on a weekly basis to coordinate with law enforcement partners.
Monday, April 26, 2010
FBI (From Big Island) Drug Ops
Today, I called and spoke with my favorite news consort
from Hilo Pacific Radio Group (he doesn't use drugs either)
in the early afternoon. My call was precipitated by the
low-flying helicopters that hovered near where I reside
on Maui. I used my camera to take pictures of them as
they flashed photographs of the underlying scene.
DJ News Director informed me that the Big Island has had
a drug operation called Peaceful Sky Operation to deal
with international drug trafficking there. He agreed
with me, based on his contacts, that current medical
marijuana laws are hazardous to public safety, and with
the recent voting down of an effort to reform this law
marijuana cultivators are subject to federal penalties.
The few growers on "ag" properties that I've spoken with
on Maui seem to believe that they are operating within
the law, or that legislation will soon pass. They are
not able to think through the impact of what happens in
a situation where critical mass hits Maui, meaning the
level of corruption and crimes reaches a point where feds
show up with big guns to take over.
It really is the loss for property owners more than the
loss for attorneys and government officials who stand to
profit when the cash flow is to turn everyone over.
See how it works? Mr. Hilo News Director got an earful
of my experience of having my identity mistaken for other
asian females who actively trade, barter and use drugs
on farm land where my humble existence really was about
learning how to grow food.
My expertise and testimony now has a price for all those
who are involved in this failure to govern scenario.
from Hilo Pacific Radio Group (he doesn't use drugs either)
in the early afternoon. My call was precipitated by the
low-flying helicopters that hovered near where I reside
on Maui. I used my camera to take pictures of them as
they flashed photographs of the underlying scene.
DJ News Director informed me that the Big Island has had
a drug operation called Peaceful Sky Operation to deal
with international drug trafficking there. He agreed
with me, based on his contacts, that current medical
marijuana laws are hazardous to public safety, and with
the recent voting down of an effort to reform this law
marijuana cultivators are subject to federal penalties.
The few growers on "ag" properties that I've spoken with
on Maui seem to believe that they are operating within
the law, or that legislation will soon pass. They are
not able to think through the impact of what happens in
a situation where critical mass hits Maui, meaning the
level of corruption and crimes reaches a point where feds
show up with big guns to take over.
It really is the loss for property owners more than the
loss for attorneys and government officials who stand to
profit when the cash flow is to turn everyone over.
See how it works? Mr. Hilo News Director got an earful
of my experience of having my identity mistaken for other
asian females who actively trade, barter and use drugs
on farm land where my humble existence really was about
learning how to grow food.
My expertise and testimony now has a price for all those
who are involved in this failure to govern scenario.
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