When the USSR collapsed in 1991, long-secret archives of the Communist International were thrown open to western researchers for the first time. Many previously unknown details of communist history have been revealed–including the 1935 Comintern orders directing Communists to begin work in Hawaii. These were uncovered by veteran researcher Herbert Romerstein in Moscow. The transcription […]
The Hawaii Department of Education is funneling student data to a company financed by Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg. Under a $478K annual contract with Hawaii Department of Education, Panorama Education, is building a permanent database of socio-political opinions, attendance, academic performance, and disciplinary infractions committed by Hawaii K-12 students. Panorama’s ‘ Social Emotional Learning Survey’ is a […]
From the National Constitution Center: On August 12, 1898, the United States and Spain reached a cease-fire agreement in its brief conflict over Cuba and the Philippines. The war marked America’s entrance onto the global stage as a military power. The Spanish-American War is just one of five conflicts where Congress approved an official declaration […]
by Andrew Walden (Orig. published 3-8-09) When the USSR collapsed in 1991, long-secret archives of the Communist International were thrown open to western researchers for the first time. Many previously unknown details of communist history have been revealed–including the 1935 Comintern orders directing Communists to begin work in Hawaii. These were uncovered by veteran researcher […]
by Tom Yamachika, President, Tax Foundation Hawaii “It’s the Economy, Stupid” is a catchphrase made famous by Bill Clinton when he ran for president in 1992 and won. Recently, we have been getting lots of news about our economy here in the islands, and none of it has been good. The national site WalletHub has pegged […]
by Andrew Walden Autistic children are in the DoE’s budget crosshairs again. Millions of dollars from the DoE budget are on the line if HB664 or SB674 “Relating to Gender Identity” becomes law. The bills would prohibit “any practices or treatments that seek to change an individual’s sexual orientation or gender identity” except the definition in SB674 of “‘gender identity change efforts’ […]
HONOLULU/US Department of Justice/ August 29, 2018 – Ikaika Erik Kang, 35, a Sergeant First Class in the U.S. Army stationed at Schofield Barracks, pleaded guilty today in federal court to four counts of attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization. Kang was […]
HPR: …The State of Hawaii has announced a new policy regarding the collection of so-called agency fees from non-members of public employee unions. The policy, outlined in a memo from the State Comptroller, was spurred by last week’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case of Janus v AFSCME. That case, brought by Illinois state employee Mark […]
Government fanned flames of volcano disaster by Joe Kent, Grassroot Institute, May 9, 2018 As lava engulfs the homes of many unfortunate Hawaii Island residents, it’s important to remember that the state originally encouraged the building of homes in this dangerous area by offering lava insurance where no private company would. In the 1990s, the town of Kalapana was […]
How Today’s students have been Brainwashed to prepare for this moment their whole lives Cataluna March 9, 2018: …In some ways, today’s students have been preparing for this moment their whole lives. Their educational experiences have been shaped by concepts like collaborative work, project-based learning, real-world scenarios, finding innovative solutions, and the underlying mantra that […]
Hawaii DoE Organizing Walkout for March 14–Using Students as pawns in Effort to Gut Constitution of 2nd Amendment. Students encouraged to participate in March 14 walkout — with caveats By Selected News Articles From Hawaii Tribune Herald March 3, 2018 (with editorial comments in parenthesis. …The state Department of Education is advising schools statewide to […]
News Release from Office of Rep. Gene Ward. Rep. Gene Ward (R-Hawaii Kai, Kalama Valley) wrote a letter to Governor David Ige putting forth the questions he was not given an opportunity to ask in the Legislative Hearing held at the State Capitol Auditorium on January 19, 2018. Ward’s letter noted, “I was not allowed […]
When the state approved a foster parenting license for Zack and Krystina Morris in 2008, the child-rearing record of the young couple, who had just moved from New York, already had a major black mark. New York officials five years earlier had found that the Morrises provided inadequate guardianship for their 4-month-old son after the […]
AP: …The Supreme Court says the Trump administration can strictly enforce its ban on refugees, but is leaving in place a weakened travel ban that includes grandparents among relatives who can help visitors from six mostly Muslim countries get into the U.S. The justices acted Wednesday on the administration’s appeal of a federal judge’s ruling […]
University Prof: ‘I Don’t Trust White People,’ They ‘Need To Lose More’ by Rob Shimshock, Daily Caller, July 1, 2017 The University of Hawaii professor who wanted universities to stop hiring white men also said “I don’t trust white people” and “cis het white people need to lose more,” according to screenshots obtained Friday by The […]