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Good luck.
We are pissin in the wind here.
Until Puerta gets resolved, we don't have a chance.
Until the top cop here is threatened,
he won't care if his soldiers clean your brains off
the street. They are animals.  They just fill out the forms and
issue revenue enhancing civil citations, and get over time
going to court.
Obey them and you will die.
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General Discussion / Re: Open Carry & Fender bender today
« on: June 28, 2015, 02:54:06 PM »
I re-read HRS 134.  You have more freedom in Russia, than here.
Suka is probably in Washington state( my adopted home).
Can't be Hawaii, unless the only cops he deals with
are Uncle. >:D
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General Discussion / Re: Open Carry & Fender bender today
« on: June 28, 2015, 12:56:13 PM »
I said I would no longer post, but How do you get away with open carry?
I will actually register a single gun, no more than that,  if I can open carry.
 :geekdanc:
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Legal and Activism / Re: Baker win at the 9th CCA - What now?
« on: June 13, 2015, 01:38:34 PM »
 :closed: :closed:This will be my last posting to this site.  You guys are all law abiding.  I cannot soil your reputation and cause you harm.  That being said,
Hawaii makes you ask for permission to own, you must register, and are on the police data banks as a potential terrorist when you have a gun. Only stupid white people( Haloes) follow these laws. Hawaii does not have a lot of gun crime, that is mainly due to the fact we don't have a lot of Blacks and have a very strong Ohana tradition. That is all adults are an Auntie or Uncle and you listen to them! I'm fighting to get a CCW and the local police head chief won't grant me that right. I carry anyway, legally of course. It just costs a few more seconds, in reaction time, and I have a lawyer on speed dial.

I'm going to try to get my anti gun police chief fired, and make sure we have the worst paid police and smallest
police to people ratio in the country.
That is probably more do-able than expecting the 9th to respect our rights.
In my county more people get killed by cops, than by druggies.

Good bye!
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General Discussion / Re: Shots Fired on Mauna Kea
« on: June 07, 2015, 12:29:07 PM »
I worked at the Kecks for ten years, I know of some reports of some scary stuff going on at the summit.  Most (but not all) observatory people are stark raving liberal PC  atheists and anti gun nuts.  I hid the fact I am a Life NRA member as VIP people I worked with would have gone to HR and said they would not work with me out of some irrational fear of  people who own guns.  These anti TMT and generally anti observatory people could shut down the summit, using this tactic.  You could seriously impact a telescope mirror with a .308 bullet.   The whole summit is unarmed  and the cops are at best at least 30 minutes away.  Your escape route is all down hill and it is a big mountain.  Most all cops here are in two wheel drive personal muscle cars not even suitable for the 4WD cinder road.  Let your imagination run free.
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General Discussion / Re: Moving firearms to Oahu from another state
« on: May 11, 2015, 05:51:04 PM »
I don't post much on this site.
I can't imagine why anyone registers guns when you have Fed EX
overnight and mainland storage available,
or admits to having any ammunition in the home,
or even talks to HPD.
But I don't live on Oahu.



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Maui dog,

They say third time is a charm.
I vote Republican, only.  It is a waste of time, but I'm a loyal sort of guy.

We have laws that the government and cops ignore whenever
they feel like, it takes years and lots of money to obtain justice, if at all.
Ask C. Baker.
It is a trick cops do, called running "you through the system".   
They personally do not pay lawsuits, you and I do as tax payers.
The public pays for their lawyers, you pay $400 hr for yours.

We have more influence locally,  than we have nationally.

Having Ted Cruz as president will not solve our problem of
Nazi like gun laws, vigorously enforced by Democrat union
members.

If that seems too unfocused, I give up and I'll log off.


 

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MauiDog:


You kind of missed my point.  The only way that law will be enforced when the county chooses to ignore it,  is in the courts.
That is why "may issue" really  means no issue. Right to keep and bear arms means only if the Police chief continues to allow you to. 
A permission he can revoke at any time,   remember your permit( his permission) to purchase?
The police don't work for you,  they get paid by the county.
Cops can't be sued for violating your rights.  Police chief can't be sued.
Your guns will be rusting in a leaky container for months and years
before you get them back.
Hawaii has 4 electoral college votes and Idaho cancels us out.
Kill the local problems first,  they are just right down the road.
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If you are a law abiding Hawaii gun owner, you are already screwed.  They know where you live, what kinds of guns you have, all sorts of personal information.
It doesn't matter who is president or what their party is.  The county will just do a New Orleans trick for the least little reason and order cops door to door.  Look at how
much success Baker has had in the court system.  Nationally Hawaii is now at the bottom of the barrel our ability to influence the congress and presidency is zero.   They'd have
more influence if they caucus with the GOPe.
I think we need to worry about things closer to home.  Get rid of the anti-gun Judiciary chairman.  Get a gun friendly
police chief in every county.  Change our laws.  Then worry about which slime we elect to the Presidency.
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General Discussion / Re: Self Protection
« on: April 10, 2015, 03:06:33 PM »
Try one of these.

http://www.topairgun.com/repeating-pcp-air-pistols

It will kill and is not a firearm.  Pricey, but hey, it's cheaper than
the emergency room.   I'd paint the barrel orange just in case.
been too many Americans beat up and shot lately.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Baker win at the 9th CCA - What now?
« on: March 26, 2015, 04:55:55 PM »
So... an act of civil disobedience?  Can we get 500 people to show up at the capitol, all carrying openly?  "Dare" the government to turn so many upstanding citizens into felons?

To begin with I do not violate any Federal, State, or Local laws.  But going "toe to toe" with the Hawaii State
militarized police won't work.  Courts are a "death by a thousand cuts".  You do what you need to do to defend
yourself from the police.  In Hawaii they are a bigger threat to us than the crooks are.  Keep in mind ALWAYS
obey the law.
 
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General Discussion / Court rulings and local bills
« on: February 11, 2015, 05:53:25 PM »
Hi All,

I don't normally post here but, I'm more than will to be educated,
if I am in the wrong place or rocking the boat.

Per this ruling, on your next trip to the mainland buy a pistol!
You can now ignore the local tyrant police chiefs appointed over us
and get your 1911A at a reasonable price in a reasonable time frame!

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/feb/11/federal-court-rules-residency-requirements-pistol-/?page=1

Also, please look up HB 710.  I wrote my representative, he took my wording, and submitted it to change HRS 134-9
from CCW  "May issue" to "Shall issue" and eliminate "exceptional need" wording.

Any comments?

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Legal and Activism / Re: Baker win at the 9th CCA - What now?
« on: December 18, 2014, 03:27:31 PM »
Maybe Florida and 4th circuit will save us?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3236886/posts

I would be happy to open carry.  I'd love to see the progs
vomit and shake. :geekdanc:

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Legal and Activism / Re: Baker win at the 9th CCA - What now?
« on: November 12, 2014, 03:57:06 PM »
Thanks for the response.
I will wait till 2015 to start jerking Kubojiri's chain.
With all due respect,  he belongs in chains, by reason
of "exceptional" need.
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Legal and Activism / Re: Baker win at the 9th CCA - What now?
« on: November 12, 2014, 02:16:06 PM »
Has Baker been ruled on?  Puerta,  stands. Has the stay been put aside?  I have been advised by my lawyers to not file against the county of Hawaii until Baker is resolved.  Why wait for Hawaii challenges? Shouldn't all Hawaiians that desire one, now apply for a CCW?  Inquiring minds want to know.
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