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PonoPono Kealoha	Dec 12, 2007 1:27 AM 2. They are misrepresenting and dividing citizens of Hawaii Nei- i prefer to support family on Kauai & Maui & Big Island than to go along with a big business scheme that will never benefit me or my future family. They have not even tried to convince us that this will be affordable, safe to the aumakua kohola, adequately prevent the spread of highly dangerous alien species around our delicate islands... they have done absolutely nothing to address any public concerns or make this a positive venture to unite Hawaii Nei. this is supposed to bring the islands closer, but it is too destructive to the outer islands. there is no aloha in forcing such a big presence upon a community that is not ready or willing to have such development. 3. The strykerferry is actually designed to be used by the military to transport large vehicles such as Strykers (see below) and increase the military's abuse and catastrophic devastation of our only and delicate ecosystem, communities and public safety & health. nuff said. this is truly dangerous. i am worried for my wellbeing, i will not be quiet about my own safety or my islands. if they default on the public loan then the military can buy these ferries at a much cheaper price.... they can also be 'attacked' and the insurance payment will go to who? this is not a public transportation system intended to be used sustainably by the majority low-middle class population of our state, this is a shocking scheme that some politicians are abusing their power to implement and that will only benefit maybe 5 humans, (none of whom are Hawaiian) 4. this sets a very bad example & precedent for doing business in Hawaii Nei, uninvited, illegal, unaccepted, disgraceful. This is our land & waters and such modern neo-occupation must be stopped before the New Mahele continues illegally. 5. this is globally embarrassing in a time of climate CRISIS that we would implement a NEW t
PonoPono Kealoha	Dec 12, 2007 1:23 AM bryna, some of us concerned citizens are gonna have a sleepover at ong king/chinatown this wednesday nite and all hele down to the strykerferry resistance thursday morning at the bootycrackodawn... the thursday KU'E shouldn't go later than 8:30 am so it shouldn't interrupt workday much. just join us at the docks if you prefer to use your own transport. join us after 9:30pm at OngKing, chinatown.... contact me for more details. we will arrange a safe group parking space in nuuanu wednesday night, then all shuttle down in one vehicle to the dock then capitol on thursday. all you need to bring is a sleeping mat/bag & snacks. there is a bathroom, but no shower, at ongking. we are doing this because the strykerferry is being allowed to operate illegally without an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), going in the face of the federal Environmental Protection Act, as well as Hawaii State Law- this is a true conspiracy that is dangerous to us on many levels: 1. if they operate without an EIS then they will not be held responsible for taking care of whatever damages they cause to Hawaii- the EIS serves not only to explain what problems might occur but also what the company is going to do to correct them, If they never put this in writing in an EIS then the burden of the destruction they cause will fall on the taxpayers in an already poor and struggling environmental crisis in our islands, we can't afford to shoulder more responsibilities for big business & military mistakes. Basically, the EIS is a commitment to fix the problems they cause. Why are they reluctant to make such a promise, how big are these problems, and can they even be fixed? If the EIS finds that the strykerferry will cause irreparable damage to Hawaii then why do we want it? They should have conducted an EIS before spending so much money... None of this is the public's fault, but we wil
BoycottSuperferry.orgjohn tyler	Dec 9, 2007 8:59 PM Governor Lingle will be speaking to the Kaua’i Humane Society’s Annual Membership Luncheon in Kapa’a this Wednesday Dec. 12’th, during the lunch hour. More info below. This incredibly misguided woman has the guts to be speaking about protecting pets in Hawaii, while she gives open season on endangered humpback whales, honu, and monk seals, by the “weapon of mass destruction” itself: Superferry. The Superferry survives at all costs in her book, Screw the sea life, the endangered birds, the bee colonies, the coqui infestations, even the human life for that matter of the neighbor islands. Who was the moron bringing her to Kauai who thought she’d be the poster child for treating animals humanely? A fox speaking to a chicken convention would be just as humane. Come join the rally. JUST THE OFFICIAL FACTS: from http://www.kauaihumane.org Call or email the humane society to tell them how you feel: Email: khs@kauaihumane.org Telephone: (808) 632-0610 ・ Fax: (808) 632-0727 2007 Annual Membership Luncheon Wednesday, December 12 11:30am – 1:00pm at ResortQuest Kauai Beach at Makaiwa (650 Aleka Loop, Kapaa – just north of Coconut Marketplace). Guest speaker, GOVERNOR LINDA LINGLE on Protecting Pets in Hawaii. Must be a current member to attend. $35 per person. Please RSVP to Denise at 632-0610 by Friday, December 7, 2007.
PonoPono Kealoha	Dec 9, 2007 7:12 AM
BoycottSuperferry.orgjohn tyler	Dec 5, 2007 6:04 AM Hawaii Superferry postpones Thursday relaunch By Christie Wilson Advertiser Neighbor Island Editor KAHULUI, Maui Hawaii Superferry is postponing the relaunch of its Maui-to-Honolulu service until the state can repair pier damage at Kahului Harbor caused by yesterday's high surf. The company planned to resume service Thursday, and has yet to announce the postponement and a new start date, but Michael Formby of the Department of Transportation said the 350-foot high-speed catamaran would not be able to use the harbor for at least three days. The time is needed to replace two bollards that were ripped from Pier 2 and to inspect the state-owned barge that will be used to load and unload vehicles from the ferry. The barge also must be realigned to accommodate ferry operations. Formby said swells within the harbor yesterday were measured at 6 feet. He called the conditions the worst in recent memory. Mahalo Ke Akua, JT
PonoPono Kealoha	Dec 5, 2007 5:03 AM Contrary to the popular notion put out by HSF, military, governor, a few legislators, amd corporate media, most of O'ahu people are against HSF operating without an EIS completed. Many would like to see HSF operating legally. The point of contention is basically the speed at which it will conduct its services within the maritime sanctuary which the HSF is objecting to. With their past history, we know that HSF will not abide by the laws and given the chance, they will break the rules. They need to be closely monitored. Having human observers looking out for whales will increase the risks as the speed is increased. There are other sea mammals to look out for which they will not be looking for; such as the endagered Hawaiian monk seals and the turtles that live in our waters. They will have to invent a non-intrusive method to spot all of these sealife that need protection from fast moving vessels. So far they haven't come up with a satisfactory means to accomplish this. If we as individuals behaved with the same wanton irresponsibility, endangering the sealife within the sanctuary, we would most certainly be arrested and charged for the crime. Why should the HSF have that immunity? Think about it!!! I, personally, would rather not have a speeding military superferry at all in our waters; but that's only me. If we can find a common ground for which it to operate, then that would be worth considering. My main objection is speed, policies, and military involvement. It's opening the acceptance of a police state and escalated militarism within our US belligerent occupied nation-state of Hawaii. ALL of our concerns must be addressed BEFORE it operates in our territory! Tane
PonoPono Kealoha	Dec 5, 2007 2:59 AM As of Tuesday, December 4th, the Hawaii Superferry is still scheduled to sail on Thursday, December 6th. ACTION ALERT * OAHU * ACTION ALERT * OAHU * ACTION ALERT (Subject to Change Due to Weather Conditions, Please Standby) Support Opposition to Superferry on Thursday, December 6th Signholding 5:30 am to 6:30am Meet streetside entrance at the Suferferry dock Honolulu Harbor Nimitiz Hwy. Signholding 7:30am to 8:30am Hawaii State Capitol Rotunda Call to support Maui Superferry opponents ! We will be gathering in front of the Superferry Honolulu Harbor dock on Nimitiz Highway this Thursday, December 6th from 5:30am to 6:30am. This is a show of solidarity with those on Maui and Kauai who will be demonstrating against the landing of the Superferry at Maui's Kahului Harbor. We expect that there may be heightened emotions so we ask that those who join us down at Honolulu Harbor not argue with Superferry officials, workers or the Superferry riders. We want to urge the workers and riders to hear our message. As our neighbor island ohana have said for the last three years,we want to uphold environmental protection and say that there should be no "H-3 style" exemptions. Moreover, we feel that the Lingle administration has abused their power and has demonstrated that they serve military and corporate interests, not the interests of the people. Please come with signs !! Meet at the entrance of the Superferry dock at Honolulu Harbor on December 6th Thursday at 5:30am. SIGNMAKING TUESDAY DECEMBER 4TH at the AFSC office. Got time to make signs? Please come to our office anytime between 2pm to 7pm to make a sign. If you have materials, bring 'um. Please let us know if you will be coming, call 988-6266 Here are some suggestions for signs: Cuz...No Ride Da Superferry Abuse of Power "All Hawaii Stand Together Support Your Neighbor Island Ohana
Jay	Nov 25, 2007 6:56 PM Keep the positive energy to stop this in-justice. Our voices will not be silenced. I'm looking to go to Maui to surf and protest on the big day. Anyone else up for some serious fun?
RebeccaRebecca Gorsline	Nov 25, 2007 4:39 AM We're all so lucky to have you using your talents in the way you are. Keep up the great and inspiring work! Malama Pono.
(Order of the) White Ro…	Nov 7, 2007 8:57 AM Thank you for doing what you do!
~*~Fern~*~	Nov 4, 2007 10:35 PM
Joanne	Nov 4, 2007 6:43 AM
PonoPono Kealoha	Nov 3, 2007 8:58 AM RE: Bulletin! -Maui,Kaui ,Hawai'i & O'ahu Superferry Protest Sunday - PLEASE REPOST Mahalo: Free Hawai..i Date: Nov 3, 2007 1:37 AM BULLETIN! MAUI JUMPS IN! - SUPERFERRY JUSTICE ACTION ON WHEN - Sunday November 4th 1 PM - 3 PM WHERE - Wailuku Courthouse In solidarity with Kaua'i and Hawai'i Island, Maui will hold a Justice Protest in opposition to the Superferry Bailout Bill at the Wailuku County Court House this Sunday, Nov 4 from 1-3 PM. Show up to express your outrage at the Superferry and support of our neighbor islands! We will be inviting our State Legislators, County Councilmembers and others to speak about the importance of respecting our Judicial Branch, upholding our environmental laws, not passing special interest bills, and protecting the neighbor islands. This is all last minute (just the way we like it). Tonight Kyle will be on Olelo First Friday Show talking about " Militarism in Hawaii " which will include the Superferry issue. He will announce our (DMZ) support for the 11/4 Sunday action opposing Superferry. We have been in touch with organizers of the event. There was a little struggle but unity has been reached and the event is going on as planned. The last message we received from Kauai confirmed that a "Paddle-In to Resist" protest in the water will take place at Nawiliwili harbor at noon on Sunday 11/4. On O'ahu, some of us will be making a banner on Saturday (tomorrow) at noon (place to be deternined) supporting the 11/4 solidarity action. Please call me 227-1621 or Ikaika 221-2843 if you are interested in banner making. We'll tell you where we will be making the banner. You guys get supplies? paint, spray paint, brushes...let me know. Ma
PonoPono Kealoha	Oct 31, 2007 5:15 AM Mahalo :) Please malama pono & Have an Excellent Haole~WEEN ......LOL YEEHA
Mauibrad	Oct 31, 2007 12:41 AM *** Kauai Surfers Call to Action *** Body: Call to Action!‏ From: Andrea Brower Sent: Tue 10/30/07 2:21 PM Aloha Kakou, Although the final vote has not taken place, it iscertain that the Superferry bill will pass. How do we react? Of course there will be massiveprotest when the Superferry attempts to enter Kahaluiand Nawiliwili Harbors, but we need to voice ouroutrage prior to its dreaded return. How about a state-wide demonstration in protest of thebill? Aunty Louise and Aunty Nani will lead a waterprotest at: Nawiliwili Harbor at 12:00 this Sunday. Folks on Oahu, Maui and Hawai'i Island could plantheir own actions to take place simultaneously. Let'ssend a loud and clear message to the Hawai'iSuperferry and corrupt politicians that we will notback down--we still say A'OLE!! We need quick action to pull this eventtogether--please help spread the word throughout theislands. Me ke aloha, Andrea Noelani PS. Kaua'i ohana--let's potluck and celebrate afterwards at Nawiliwili park!
millicent cummings	Oct 30, 2007 5:14 AM Bless you, bless your work, bless these islands. Aloha ke Akua. Millicent
Mauibrad	Oct 29, 2007 7:19 AM Got the logo goin' Aloha, Brad
~*~Fern~*~	Oct 20, 2007 5:21 AM Basically no notice so spread the word as soon as possible. Note: They are called informational briefings regarding the draft legislation, as if the Senators are going to tell you what they are going to do do, not listen to you. We shall see. Lanny SUPERFERRY BRIEFINGS ON BIG ISLAND FIRST ALERT TUESDAY 3PM Kailua, KONA The state Senate will hold informational briefings regarding the draft legislation to help the Hawaii Superferry on Kaua'i, Maui and the Big Island in advance of a possible special legislative session next week. At 3pm, TUESday afternoon (Oct. 23) starting at Kealakehe High School in Kailua, Kona Please bring some friends and share your opinions on whether the superferry should be allowed to operate before the completion of the court-ordered environmental review. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Updated at 4:34 p.m., Friday, October 19, 2007 Superferry informational briefings start Sunday on Kauai Honolulu Advertiser Staff The state Senate will hold informational briefings regarding the draft legislation to help the Hawaii Superferry on Kaua'i, Maui and the Big Island in advance of a possible special legislative session next week. The first briefing will be 2 p.m. Sunday at King Kaumuali'i Elementary School cafeteria in Lihu'e. The Maui briefing will be 3 p.m. Monday at the Baldwin High School auditorium in Wailuku. The Big Island briefing is expected to be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Kealakehe High School in Kailua, Kona. Several senators, and a few House lawmakers, plan to attend to hear public comment on the proposed draft. A special session could start on Wednesday -- Lanny Sinkin P. O. Box 944 Hilo, Hawai'i 96721 (808) 936-4428 lanny.sinkin@gmail.com Attorney at Law (Federal Practice) Ali'i Mana'o Nui (Chief Advocate and
~*~Fern~*~	Oct 18, 2007 10:55 PM New Security Zone Rule For Nawiliwili RE: Stupidferry "The Coast Guard quietly slipped a new permanent security zone rule into the Federal Register. The US Attorneys mentioned it in court on October 5 and for some reason I was unable to locate the rule in the Federal Register. I emailed the US Attorneys and the Coast Guard attorneys to request information about the rule that same day and never received a reply. I sent another email yesterday and finally got the information. Attached is the proposed permanent rule. The comment period is open until October 24. There is also an address in the rule to which requests for a public hearing can be made. No email address provided. " ~Lanny DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY Coast Guard 33 CFR Part 165 [Docket No. USCG–2007–29354] RIN 1625–AA87 Security Zone; Nawiliwili Harbor, Kauai, HI AGENCY: Coast Guard, DHS. ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking. SUMMARY: The Coast Guard proposes to create a security zone in the waters of Nawiliwili Harbor, Kaui, and on the land of the jetty south of NawiliwiliPark, including the jetty access road commonly known as Jetty Road. This zone is intended to enable the Coast Guard and its law enforcement partnersto better protect people, vessels, and facilities in and around Nawiliwili Harbor in the face of non-compliant obstructers who have impeded, and threaten to continue impeding, the safe passage of the Hawaii Superferry in Nawiliwili Harbor. This rule would complement, but not replace or supersede, existing regulations that establish a moving 100-yard security zone around large passenger vessels like the Hawaii Superferry. DATES: Comments and related material must reach the Coast Guard on or before October 24, 2007. ADDRESSES: You may submit comments and related material, identified by Coast Guard docket number USCG–2007– 29354, to the Docket Management Facility at the U.S. Department of Transportation. To avoid duplication, please use only one of the foll
Wild DolphinWild Dolphin Foundation	Oct 15, 2007 6:01 AM Excellent article! We bulletined and blogged it, thanks!
PonoPono Kealoha	Oct 15, 2007 2:55 AM RE: Ship Striked 3 Massive blue whales wash up off L.A. in 1 mo. Mahalo: BoycottSuperferry.org http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-whale2oct02,1,29855.story?ctrack=5&cset=true With test results in hand, scientists have ruled out a neurotoxin that had been their best bet to explain why three blue whales were killed recently in ship collisions off Southern California. Their working theory had been that whales disoriented by the toxin were unable to avoid freighters and tankers inadvertently bearing down on them. Marine researchers examine the 70-foot carcass of a blue whale at Hobson Beach Park north of Ventura. The whales have been migrating through the Santa Barbara Channel. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 Frances Gulland, director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center, removes blubber from the whale, which may have been struck by a ship. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 Onlookers hold their noses as they view the stinking carcass. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 The 70-foot carcass of a blue whale rests on the shore at Hobson Beach Park north of Ventura. The whales have been migrating through the Santa Barbara Channel. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 The cause of the whale's death won't be
PonoPono Kealoha	Oct 15, 2007 2:55 AM A crowd gathers above the beach for a look. The blue whale is the world's largest animal. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 Authorities had been tracking the carcass for a couple of days before it came ashore. They estimated its weight at 50 tons. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 Scott Husted, 46, of Moorpark ponders the whale. Dozens of spectators have stopped to view the huge mammal. (Stephen Osman / Los Angeles Times) September 14, 2007 "We thought that maybe there was some other reason that these animals were getting hit," Berman said Monday. "Now we can rule out domoic acid." The acid -- which is produced by a certain type of sea algae -- was not present in tissues extracted from the most recent dead blue whale, a 60-footer that was found in the Santa Barbara Channel and towed to a beach at Point Mugu for scientific examination on Sept. 22. The freshest of the three whales, it was the only one to yield tissues that were not too decomposed for laboratory analysis. In 1998, domoic acid was pinpointed as a poison that attacked the brains of dolphins and sea lions off the Central Coast, causing them to lose control of their movements, struggle for breath and sometimes wash ashore. But the kind of algae that typically produces domoic acid has not recently been found in significant concentrations in the area, Berman said. The two whales found in the Santa Barbara Channel had numerous broken bones, supporting the ship-collision theory. Collision is strongly suspected in the death of the third whale, which was found in Long Beach Harbor but towed out to sea before experts could get a detailed look at it. Berman, a biolog
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~*~Fern~*~	Oct 11, 2007 5:47 AM End of Hawaii Superferry?? A letter from our lawyer =) Shaka~ Aloha, For those who havnt heard, the Mau'i court ruled that Superferry could not operate in Mau'i waters until the State of Hawai'i completed its environmental assessment. At least one judge has now said the law is the law. That is refreshing given the rampant lawlessness and legal erroneousness we have been seeing of late. The Mau'i ruling can be appealed and Superferry says that they are going to. I guess they like their lawyers because they will be paying for a fruitless appeal. The Mau'i ruling also does not foreclose Superferry going to Kaua'i. The tide has turned, however. I think that public perception of Superferry and the Unified Command forcing their way into Kaua'i after the Mau'i ruling would tend to correctly perceive who the law breakers are. Today I filed an emergency appeal of the Federal Court's denial of a Temporary Restraining Order against the Coast Guard's security zone. Given that the Mau'i ruling is going to be appealed and does not apply to Kaua'i, I believe that the Ninth Circuit will still consider the case an emergency appeal. We shall see. In the meantime, the stalwarts who pursued the litigation resulting in the Mau'i decision are part of the front line that stood its ground; the people jumping into the water on Kaua'i being the latest group to move up. There was another front opened up today from within the sovereignty movement that will be sent out shortly. Congratulations to everyone who managed to get a lasso on the Superferry beast and slow it down enough to show it the way out of Hawai'i. Lanny
Mauibrad	Oct 10, 2007 11:07 PM The problem is that the Superferry's speed is incompatable with the whale sanctuary here...there are 5000 humpback whales in immediate Hawaiian water in the winter. There would be NO way the Superferry could avoid hitting them. The Superferry does NOT belong here at all. I suggest they try to move to somewhere like Seattle. Aloha, Brad
Hawaii Bodyboarding Ass…Debra Kekaualua	Oct 10, 2007 4:29 AM Congrats to us all for standing hard and fast...now, let the games begin...i was beginning to lose hope that insatiable America was going to take more than what they've already ripped off...B.E.T. has a great song 'Rise Up'. Listen to the words if you haven't already...I say, nuf already. A'ole to Bush-it and Blingle IMUA Hawaii-nei. Should HSF EVER try to enter our harbor again, we need every Kanaka with a fishing pole to line both sides of the harbor entrance from the little light house Kalapaki side as well as across lining the jetty,... wouldn't that be practicing your fishing rights AND not be required to have the required variance???? anyone knowing the answer to the above, please eme, can or no can...k shoots...NT debby
~*~Fern~*~	Oct 10, 2007 1:23 AM On behalf of the animals who can not stick up for themselves. Mahalo!
Mauibrad	Oct 9, 2007 10:22 PM Judge Blocks Superferry From Maui Written by KGMB9 News - Monday, October 08, 2007 12:01 PM It's a no-go for the Hawaii Superferry. That's the ruling this morning from Judge Joseph Cardoza, who has blocked the high-speed vessel from sailing to Maui until the Department of Transporation prepares a legally acceptable environmental assessment. Cardoza also ruled the operating agreement between the Superferry and the State is null and void. Last Updated ( Tuesday, October 09, 2007 12:09 PM )
~*~Fern~*~	Oct 1, 2007 3:25 AM The Stryker Brigade will lead to unprecedent destruction through the islands. They gave us minimal notice as to these hearings in an effort to stop the public from participating! IF CAN, PLEASE MAKE TIME TO SHOW UP AND PROTECT HAWAII!
Mauibrad	Oct 1, 2007 12:42 AM New blog at: http://www.hisuperferry.blogspot.com/ Aloha, Brad
Mauibrad	Sep 23, 2007 11:58 PM Thanks for the add. Got this sticker on my car. Boycott the Hawaii Stupidferry. Keep up the good work on Kauai. Aloha, Brad
~*~Fern~*~	Sep 23, 2007 11:23 PM Were makin progress! ;-)
~*~Fern~*~	Sep 18, 2007 12:23 AM Mahalo for your work. Im a plaintiff in the case against the USCG and I am so proud of my community for standing up for our aina!! Mahalo for all you are doing! ~fern~
PonoPono Kealoha	Aug 30, 2007 8:22 AM
SoulSource Kauai	Aug 26, 2007 9:23 AM SEE YOU AT THE DOCK 8/26, 3PM, TO PROTEST THE SUPER STUPID FERRY!
Ka'iulani	Aug 17, 2007 7:19 PM Mahalo for ur work!! Ka'iulani
Jay Alders ☮ Fine Art &…Jay Alders	Aug 7, 2007 6:12 PM Thanks for the add!! I really appreciate it! Jay :-)
bryna rose	Aug 6, 2007 5:55 AM aloha! slogan ideas while stuck in traffic... "Super-Stupid-Ferry" or "Stupid! da Supa Ferry!"
Earthjustice	Jul 26, 2007 6:07 PM
Crystal	Jul 21, 2007 7:28 AM Thank you for finding me! Keep up the great work!

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