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Someone sent me a post that said this on it about the murder of Liverpool’s Ken Bigley:
“These are the last images of Ken Bigley.
Moments before he knew his head was to be hacked off on camera.
I was sent the video years ago.
Not because of murder porn but as a warning of what will come if we don't stop it.
It changed me as a man.
Mohammed Yaseem took his time.
Smiled at the camera.
He took his time removing Kens head while still conscious.
Thats the idea.
The same as the videos of Jewish women having their breasts cut off and thrown around like a ball as she lays there screaming knowing whats coming next.
They kept him in a cage for hours telling him his inevitable fate.
Unimaginable cruelty.
His crime.... being a westerner.
His killer Mohamed Yaseen
Mohammed Yaseen is also responsible for setting fire to women and girls in cages for not submitting to Islam.
He burned them alive.
Laughing and shouting Allahu Akbar.
God is great
Setting fire to children and women and slowly removing another humans head whilst praising a sky wizard.....
Have a wild guess where he lives now????
Windsor.
Seen shopping in the Co Op
We know he's not working so your paying his rent, utilities and food bill.
Our government won't deport him or lock him up.
Where's the fuckin morality?”
It is truly terrifying what we are allowing our government to do to us.
NO
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hawaii wants us to green-light RISE bonds so Counties can borrow even more for infrastructure… because the current projects are going SO well.
Question 2 on the November ballot would let Counties issue RISE bonds for roads, water, and sewer tied to new housing. They promise it’ll only be repaid by future tax growth from those shiny new developments (no tax rate hikes!) and won’t count against debt limits. What could possibly go wrong?
Meanwhile, in the real world:
• The $108.7 million Convention Center roof is already delayed and staring down cost overruns after the plans met reality and lost.
• Punalu‘u residents in Puna have been weeks without reliable water and sewer after storm damage, while the utility is short on cash and the PUC is still “looking into it.”
But sure, let’s hand them a new way to take on more debt and bigger projects. 😆
🗣️VOTE NO on QUESTION 2!
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Mirroring riots from the USA, where pallets of bricks were delivered to the centre of disorder.
Pallets of glasses bottles dropped into the middle of French riots.
Find out who did this, and you're half way to finding the truth.
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Gov. Josh Green did it again….or didn’t do in this case. 😒
Hawaii is sitting out the new Trump Federal K-12 scholarship program, so local kids can’t get the money.
The program (created under the 2025 tax law) lets any taxpayer donate up to $1,700 to a scholarship organization and get that exact amount back as a federal tax credit. The organizations then give scholarships to K-12 students for things like private school tuition, tutoring, special education services, supplies, and other qualified education costs. Families earning up to about 300% of the local median income can qualify. No state tax dollars are used and public school funding is not reduced.
There is one catch: the Governor has to opt the State in each year. If the State does not opt in, students who live there cannot receive the scholarships. Taxpayers can still donate and claim the credit, but the money goes to students in the States that did opt in.
Governor Josh Green has not opted Hawaii in. He previously indicated the state would not participate and his office has raised concerns about the Hawaii Constitution’s limits on supporting private schools, possible State oversight duties, and opposition from the teachers’ union. A House resolution urging him to opt in died without a hearing. As of mid-October 2026, Hawaii is still out.
Result: Hawaiian families are locked out of these scholarships while the program runs in roughly 30 other States starting in 2027. The governor can still choose to opt in before the early-2027 deadlines if he changes course.
Seems like he’d rather short our keiki than give President Trump any glory.
Do you believe his reasons are valid?
Make her famous!!!!
🚨 BREAKING: A screaming protester just tried to hijack President Trump's Kansas rally, and it went about as well as you'd expect.
She stood up in the crowd and started screeching at 47 like she'd been saving it up all week.
Kansas patriots drowned her out in seconds. President Trump didn't even miss a beat.
She reportedly waited in line for hours to get in, and her big moment lasted less time than the walk to the exit.
That's a lot of effort to get escorted out in front of thousands of people who couldn't hear a word she said.
Kansas doesn't do tantrums. Kansas does MAGA.
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If you live in an apt building in Hawaii go take a look at the mailroom and see if there are ballots lying around or in the trash
Mail in elections are a disaster
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Citizen journalist Nick Shirley is proving to be worth his weight in gold when it comes to exposing the truth about people in power.
His latest investigation led him down the road of a 10-year-old grant from USAID to Malia Obama that "fact-checkers" said was "misinformation."
"The only misinformation was the system and the media trying to cover for her," said Shirley on his podcast, "Public records from FOIA don't lie."
Shirley says he plans to present his evidence to both the FBI and his congressman, Jim Jordan.
"Taxpayers deserve answers."
What's your response to this......??👀
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON X. LET’S GO 👏
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🚨¡BUENAS NOTICIAS!🚨
El umpire 🇯🇵Takuto Kawakami, que había estado en coma desde el 16 de abril, cuando fue golpeado accidentalmente en la cabeza por el bate de 🇻🇪José Osuna, ha recuperado la conciencia.
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It's all over but the crying for Jelly Roll's career.
In the past month, he's lost nearly all of his sponsorships, millions of fans and social media followers, and now the insult added to his injuries: His bar is on its way to bankruptcy.
Before his Kimmel appearance, Jelly Roll had one of the most popular spots in Nashville. His four-story restaurant, bar, and entertainment complex was always packed. Those days are over.
With the seats empty and no relief in sight, Jelly Roll's options are slim. It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. 🤣
What's your response to this......??👀
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON X. LET’S GO 👏
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⚠️HAWAII— (VIDEO) Time to look back and EXPOSE again the corruption of the HAWAII Public Housing Authority (HPHA). 📌Here is a great place to start!
⁉️HAWAII— Who is Hakim Ouansafi?
(VIDEO)👇
Hawaii Public Housing Authority (HPHA)
⛔️HAWAII HOUSING UPDATE:
Hakim Ouansafi has served as Executive Director of the Hawaii Public Housing Authority (HPHA) since 2011, leading a $6.6 billion initiative to develop 10,000 affordable housing units and co-managing Governor Josh Green’s 2023 emergency housing proclamation with Mary Alice Evans and Dean Minakami. As of March 2025, no official departure date has been announced—he was still active at the NARPM Oahu Chapter luncheon on November 19, 2024. Before HPHA, Ouansafi held leadership roles in NGOs, including president of Face to Face Hawaii, which supports housing for people with HIV/AIDS, and board member of Interfaith Alliance Hawaii, focused on social justice. He also chaired the Muslim Association of Hawaii, reflecting his community ties.
Currently, he collaborates with NGOs like the Sierra Club, whose environmental input shaped the proclamation despite their critique of its scope, and likely Hawaii Appleseed, which aligns with HPHA’s push for affordable housing and may influence his $200 million legislative funding requests. Hawaiian cultural NGOs also advise on projects like Mayor Wright Homes, ensuring community perspectives are considered. Critics, such as Wayne Tanaka of the Sierra Club, question the proclamation’s concentrated authority, but Ouansafi stresses stakeholder balance.
HPHA’s funding blends federal, state, and private sources. Federal HUD grants, like those tied to the 2018 $2.4 million accessibility settlement, support operations, while state funds—such as the $4.1 million from the 2015 Legislature (far below the $820 million needed)—cover repairs. The $6.6 billion Ka Lei Momi project leans heavily on private developer Highridge Costa, with Ouansafi noting minimal state taxpayer burden. NGO influence on funding is indirect: Appleseed advocates for legislative appropriations, and Sierra Club pressures ensure environmental compliance, potentially swaying budget priorities. Partnerships with nonprofits also unlock federal rental subsidies for HPHA’s 45,000+ residents.
🔴SO MANY QUESTIONS!
⁉️Could this be the development corporation that he is involved with in California? 👇
Highridge Costa Development Company
One significant connection arises through the HPHA's Ka Lei Momi Redevelopment project, a major initiative to replace and rebuild over 10,000 affordable housing units across Hawaii. This project is led by Highridge Costa Development Company, a corporation based in California, specifically in Gardena (near Los Angeles). Highridge Costa is a prominent developer known for affordable housing projects nationwide, and its role as the single developer for Ka Lei Momi allows it to leverage bulk pricing and streamline construction—making it a key player in this context. Given Ouansafi’s leadership role at HPHA, he is directly involved in overseeing this partnership, linking him to Highridge Costa as the "huge development corporation" in California relevant to his work.
To clarify:
- Highridge Costa Development Company is a California-based firm with a substantial footprint in affordable housing development.
- It’s not a household name like some mega-corporations, but in the niche of public and affordable housing, it’s significant, with projects spanning multiple states.
- Ouansafi’s involvement is through his HPHA role, not a personal business venture in California.
💯MORE QUESTIONS.
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15,193 CHINOOK SALMON SURPLUSSED!
This is how many Chinook salmon have been surplussed at George Adams Hatchery on the Skokomish River so far this year, according to WDFW’s October 8, 2026 report.
These are fish that American citizens are being kept from accessing on the Skokomish River.
The tribe’s authority to restrict public access is non existent.
LOOK AT THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS!
15,193 Chinook salmon listed as surplus while sport fishermen are being denied access to fishing opportunities on the Skokomish River.
How is this acceptable?
Image for illustration purposes only.
#BadgerFishing #SkokomishRiver #GeorgeAdamsHatchery #ChinookSalmon #SalmonFishing #FishingRights #PublicAccess #WDFW #WashingtonFishing #SportFishing #HatcherySurplus #FishingOpportunities #SalmonConservation #FishingCommunity
🤖 Made with AI
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Never forget that days after Charlie’s assassination, Ilhan Omar said his legacy “should be in the dust bin of history” and the real “jarring” thing was not his murder, but the fact that people want to honor him.
Justice will be served soon enough…
