Posted on 12/23/2009 11:00:43 PM PST by Smokeyblue
(Dec. 22, 2009) By now it is 5:00 pm in Honolulu, Hawaii. And the offices of the Department of Health are closed. So The Post & Email can go public with the fact that the Department is in open violation of Hawaii Law regarding the request made by its editor, Mr. John Charlton, on Sept. 27, 2009, and which on Dec. 8, 2009, the Office of Information Practices warned them of the violation and demanded they respond to the request by Dec. 21st.
The request I made did not regard Barack Hussein Obamas vital records. And that is what makes Dr. Fukinos refusal to respond to it all the more revealing.
What my request did refer to, was documentation which Hawaii Law clearly indicates must be disclosed to the public; documentation, which regards the manner in which the Department of Health conducts its public business.
The UIPA request of September 27, 2009
Here is the noxious request, that the citizen dared file with Janice Okubo, on Sept. 27th:
(Excerpt) Read more at thepostemail.com ...
Smokey, This might not be a bad suggestion. Filing a suit against the governor might gain more publicity than filing an action against the Health Dept (?) Lingle was instrumental in getting the first lawsuit (filed by Andy Martin in 11/08) quickly dismissed and definitely has an agenda, along with BO’s other little pawns (Fukino and Okubo).
If there is a site for contribution, let me know...it would so nice to NAIL these criminals.
Barry, the usurper, spends “Christmas” (?) in Hawaii to do the final white-wash of the sealed documents, so that they are “squeegee clean” for John Roberts to see!!!
Not exactly. There's no way that O would want this getting anywhere near the SCOTUS.
It would be interesting in figuring out what Lingle’s agenda actually is. I had heard something a while back that she might be interested in running for the US Senate.
All she has to do is order Departments and the State Attorney General to enforce Hawaii’s own laws and statutes, period. That hasn’t been done, as far as I know and I’ve was reading the results of Leo’s and Miss Tickly’s efforts along those lines. Anyway, Rahm Emmanuel has publicly stated that “Hawaii is ours”. It seems to me that the ‘governess’ hasn’t had to say NO; her lack of action on this issue is expressive enough.
Agreed, especially when her own state attorneys have explicitly stated that the records requested should be released.
It seems to me that the 'governess' hasn't had to say NO...
It might strengthen the litigants' case when they sue if they can present documents to the court indicating that the "governess", as well as the bureaucrats under her, have denied access to the requested records, and has defied the state lawyers' legal opinions in so doing.
Keep the pressure on.
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