Kaohi: Doug Matsuoka's facebook has a lot of up to date information about the housless, State (fake) rules-laws about Bill 54, and it's abuses. I'm watching a sit-in on live UStream at HPD Honolulu

I am at the present watching a sit in at the HPD main office on Ustream. They City and County did a raid on (De) Occupy today by misuse of force by Trisha Morikawa and her helpers. She operated out of her own protocol, no rules, or admin. miss representation, and nonprofessionalism. She acted on her personal attack upon another persons things, just for the thrill of it. It's misuse of power that her energy is operating upon. Illegal and basically dis-spoiling citizens will of taxation.

The (de) Occupy camp at Thomas Square is made up of students, hardworking people that see these poverty concerns of oppression, misuse of government resources, and basically the thrill of preying on the weak.

Although there is just a handful of people they are connected to the world. There integrity is sharp and pointed to the injustice of politicians using the governing system for their personal and inner evil deals of design to abuse native Hawaiians and their general public friends. The solidarity for all peoples living in Hawaii comes from the very heart of these wonderful people and young souls.

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Daniel caught the bus to Waianae, jumped on his bike and road it to my house, I then took him to Kupuna Leimomi Mookini's house in Makaha where he spent the night with her. I then picked him up at 7am where a friend picked him up at Burger King.

This evening I went out to feed the homeless with a dear friend of mine Eugene from Pearl City in Waianae. At this feeding, I met a long time friend that was swept a few years back. I asked her a couple of questions, one was what can we do for the influx of houseless--should we build more shelters? It was to my understanding that the shelters that exist in Waianae are failing their purpose of providing shelters in their outcome. Intrigued, I pressed forward in my questions. Why? Although the shelter, food, are met, it is also dehumanizing to the point of being worse than living on the side walk. The distinction here is freedom, freedom to think and decide, the freedom of fear of enforcement within four walls. What's also on the streets is nature--mother earth. It was an interesting eye opening talk. Healing is basically a human necessity and mother nature when all fails or made unavailable--nature heals.

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Kaohi: Mendiola-Kaniaupio August 8, 2012 at 8:48pm

Daniel caught the bus to Waianae, jumped on his bike and road it to my house, I then took him to Kupuna Leimomi Mookini's house in Makaha where he spent the night with her. I then picked him up at 7am where a friend picked him up at Burger King.

This evening I went out to feed the homeless with a dear friend of mine Eugene from Pearl City in Waianae. At this feeding, I met a long time friend that was swept a few years back. I asked her a couple of questions, one was what can we do for the influx of houseless--should we build more shelters? It was to my understanding that the shelters that exist in Waianae are failing their purpose of providing shelters in their outcome. Intrigued, I pressed forward in my questions. Why? Although the shelter, food, are met, it is also dehumanizing to the point of being worse than living on the side walk. The distinction here is freedom, freedom to think and decide, the freedom of fear of enforcement within four walls. What's also on the streets is nature--mother earth. It was an interesting eye opening talk. Healing is basically a human necessity and mother nature when all fails or made unavailable--nature heals.

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