1. create chaos and terror
2. yes
3. yes
4. NO!

Well, there's the one mosque located in Manoa valley. If they're ISIS sympathizers here, chances are some of them attend that mosque.

Case in point. Here's a Muslim that has been rejected by the mosque leader(s): http://www.hawaiifreepress.com/ArticlesMain/tabid/56/ID/4351/Brookings-Muslims-expel-reformer-from-Manoa-mosque-claim-Arabs-discovered-Hawaii.aspx

By way of proof, Hakim said the names Hawaii and Honolulu came from Arabic.  Hawaii derives from hawa, or the trade winds that brought the Arabs, Honolulu from huni, which means “here,” and lulu, which means “pearls,” or “here are the pearls,” a phrase associated with the islands because of the abundance of pearls there.  A wise leader in the native language is called hakim, the Arabic word for a ruler or leader….

read more

everyone knows Korea discovered Hawaii first.

Voyagers from the Marquesas discovered the Hawaiian Islands 1,600 years ago. It was the Polynesian mariners’ intimacy with the sea that enabled them to use a number of subtle clues for navigation: clouds, water color and taste, wave patterns, currents, presence of seabirds, fish, and plants, and the position of stars and planets.  Harold Gatty, the aviation pioneer whom Charles Lindbergh called the “Prince of Navigators,” suggested that it was birds that led ancient mariners to Hawaii. As Rachel Carson writes in The Sea Around Us (192):

Students of primitive navigation believe that the migration of birds had meaning for the Polynesians, and that they learned much from watching the flocks that gathered each year in the spring and fall, launched out over the ocean, and returned later out of the emptiness into which they had vanished. Harold Gatty believes the Hawaiians may have found their islands by following the spring migration of the golden plover from Tahiti to the Hawaiian chain, as the birds returned to the North American mainland.

from that article:
yeah right.  you hear that Hawaiians, trying to rewrite the history of the islands.  arabs first, not.  I couldn't stand reading any more of this.  if they think we're going to submit to them or their bizarre cult they are very mistaken.



I  have heard multiple sources proclaim that ISIS is in all 50 states.  If so, I have a few questions for you.

- they said it themselves that they have cells in all 50 states and you posted about their mosque in Manoa.  'nuff said.

My plan is to make sure my smoke detectors are in good working order, practice defensive driving, and keep processed food to a minimum because worrying over statistically insignificant phenomena is a waste of time.

http://www.dhs.gov/see-something-say-something/what-suspicious-activity

http://www.dhs.gov/how-do-i/report-suspicious-activity

what's to stop someone from going beyond that list and reporting people for other things?  or what's to stop some dumbass from reporting people off of lies?

what's to stop someone from going beyond that list and reporting people for other things?  or what's to stop some dumbass from reporting people off of lies?

I'm sure people during the boston bombing thought it was 'statistically insignificant' before they were blown up. 

Pretty sure the people in San Bernadino never thought that a fellow co-worker would come back to a party and light them up as well.

Guess only those who know the importance of eternal vigilance will remain the only individuals who understand.

Whoa Izanagi.  Where did that come from?

Please re-read oldfart's post and your response to see if you guys were talking about the same thing.

You're right though... dumbasses can make false reports. This has the bad smell of "snitching on your neighbors".  But I don't think that's what oldfaft was saying in his post.

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Ok, I saw the topic from the reportee point of view and izanagi was looking at the reporter point of view.
I do agree that it is bad for people to snitch for no reason, but there is still nothing you can do to stop someone from doing that until it turns into a harrassment case.

Baseless reporting can indeed be a problem and that's why the state is usually required to build a case based on actual facts after acquiring warrants.