There vs Here (Read 2353 times)

punaperson

There vs Here
« on: April 06, 2019, 08:30:02 PM »
I'm just sayin'...




ren

Re: There vs Here
« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2019, 08:33:52 PM »
Deeds Not Words

groveler

Re: There vs Here
« Reply #2 on: April 07, 2019, 12:20:00 PM »
I'm just sayin'...





Since you are a BI guy could you not at least found a PIX of our Herr Himmler  HPD  animal.
Everybody here knows Honolulu is a basket case,  at least share the fact that the BI is also.
Last person I'd ever approach for help is a cop #1 and a Democrat #2. 

punaperson

Re: There vs Here
« Reply #3 on: April 08, 2019, 05:11:33 AM »
Since you are a BI guy could you not at least found a PIX of our Herr Himmler  HPD  animal.
Everybody here knows Honolulu is a basket case,  at least share the fact that the BI is also.
Last person I'd ever approach for help is a cop #1 and a Democrat #2.
Damn, you are one demanding S.O.B.!  ;) I mean, I put this here in "General Discussion" rather than "Legal and Activism" just so you'd see it... you having written that you don't read the "Legal and Activism" section because it's too depressing...  :rofl:

I selected Ballard because 1. She is the subject of the new HRA/NRA Livngston v Ballard lawsuit and 2. because she was the subject of the Police Commission Chair and Vice Chair "statement" about her not issuing ANY licenses as jeopardizing the whole state's extremely highly restrictive carry laws/policies.

But, you're right, none of the other Chiefs of the other departments issue any licenses either, so they are just as culpable and thus due mockery. I'll let the folks on Maui and Kauai mock their guys... here's our Big Island clown. (By the way, I should note that in the past during Chief Kubojiri's reign he would respond to my inquiries (including his famous acknowledgement that not only during his 25 years on the force, but even prior to that he never heard of ANY carry license ever being issued to an "ordinary citizen". That letter made it into the Young record, much to the County's chagrin, who claimed in attempting to keep it out that he didn't know what he was talking about. Current chief Ferreira (below) does not reply to any of my inquiries, instead I get a response from the Office of County Counsel, who have likely instructed him to forward any and all even remotely legal questions to them...).

You're welcome.

groveler

Re: There vs Here
« Reply #4 on: April 08, 2019, 12:03:48 PM »
Damn, you are one demanding S.O.B.!  ;) I mean, I put this here in "General Discussion" rather than "Legal and Activism" just so you'd see it... you having written that you don't read the "Legal and Activism" section because it's too depressing...  :rofl:

I selected Ballard because 1. She is the subject of the new HRA/NRA Livngston v Ballard lawsuit and 2. because she was the subject of the Police Commission Chair and Vice Chair "statement" about her not issuing ANY licenses as jeopardizing the whole state's extremely highly restrictive carry laws/policies.

But, you're right, none of the other Chiefs of the other departments issue any licenses either, so they are just as culpable and thus due mockery. I'll let the folks on Maui and Kauai mock their guys... here's our Big Island clown. (By the way, I should note that in the past during Chief Kubojiri's reign he would respond to my inquiries (including his famous acknowledgement that not only during his 25 years on the force, but even prior to that he never heard of ANY carry license ever being issued to an "ordinary citizen". That letter made it into the Young record, much to the County's chagrin, who claimed in attempting to keep it out that he didn't know what he was talking about. Current chief Ferreira (below) does not reply to any of my inquiries, instead I get a response from the Office of County Counsel, who have likely instructed him to forward any and all even remotely legal questions to them...).

You're welcome.


Thank you!!!!!!!
Perfect picture and very accurate annotation.
I wish I could afford a full page of HTH or West
Hawaii today, to put that up on a Sunday edition.
I owe you a breakfast at Cafe 100 for your effort.