Bird Flu
— The Cure
Johnny
Jackson
An old saying about the winds of March claims that if they come
in like lion they’ll go out like a lamb or vice-a-versa.
Arakawa, on the other hand, came in tooting his own horn and
has never stopped blowing.
Thank all of you for your comments about Hurricane’s self
serving statements undercutting and maligning Charles Djou.
Smearing Djou by calling him a “Court Jester” diminished
Djou’s dignity while simultaneously selling out Arakawa’s
own party, the Republicans. All this was done in an attempt
to encourage people to petition Charmaine Tavares to run for
the House seat so that she would not be a factor in his own
re-election race for mayor. My only response to your comments
is, yes, his behavior is deplorable and despicable but, unfortunately,
absolutely predictable because that’s just the kind of
guy he is.
But the conflicts of interest in this administration run very,
very deep. I have included for you review, and I encourage all
18,000 plus of you to visit the blog: “The Real Alan Arakawa.”
The URL for this site is: http://alanarakawa.blogspot.com/.
This blog is absolutely erudite and of excellent quality. I
highly recommend it for the information found within and as
a resource directing you to the laws that have potentially been
violated by this administration. Please visit The Real Alan
Arakawa!
Disclaimer:
First off, I don’t know who wrote this blog and have nothing
to do with its creation. So anything you read in there is coming
from another individual willing to tell you the truth about
Arakawa and his cabal. It is a block-buster and a must read!
Points of interest to enhance your reading:
1. George Sakugawa is also Arakawa’s uncle. FYI, another
leader of the Mayor Arakawa Kokua Fund that was not mentioned
was Harry Rogers whose company was “not in good standing”
with the State’s Department of Consumer Affairs. Maybe
the blogger can look into this guy as well.
2. Charlotte Arisumi is the wife of Guy Arisumi. Guy Arisumi
was arrested for methamphetamine (ice) use at Kanaha Beach.
Methamphetamine is an antidepressant. At his trial Arakawa wrote
a letter to the judge asking for leniency and Arisumi got little
more than a slap on the hand. Could the letter to the judge
been part of a cover up, hmm? Finally, Arisumi’s son was
dating and engaged to the mayor’s other daughter. Arisumi’s
son now works for the County of Maui.
3. Lynn A.S. Araki-Regan — see this and earlier Maui Reports
to get a better idea of who she really is. But to quickly taste
the flavor, she has referred to herself and her husband Keith
as “the young movers and shakers of Maui.” Do you
know any person other than an insecure megalomaniac that would
refer to themselves in this manner?
4. Don Couch says he’s going to run for the Upcountry
Council seat that will be vacated by Charmaine Tavares. If he
does, his opponent will be Gladys Baisa. For Couch, this will
likely be his third losing attempt to gain political office.
Don is proud of his similar academic background as the mayor.
Don’t you think it would be nice if we could come up with
an elected position for this guy? Something like County Clown
would do it but, unfortunately for Don, the competition from
other members of this administration would be tough.
Lastly, it is gratifying to see that others are taking up the
effort to expose Arakawa and his cabal for the people they really
are. And whoever you are who created the blog, great job!! Also,
please visit http://www.mauiexaminer.com/ for other local information
including The Maui Report. Anybody else out there writing the
truth about this administration, let me know, and I’ll
let everyone know where to find your material.
It is truly sad to see so many in the Arakawa administration
having ethical conflicts but I guess that proves what Benjamin
Franklin said more than 200 years ago, “Birds of a feather
flock together.” Fortunately, a stout case of the Arakawa
Bird Flu at the ballot box this September will clear out this
gaggle of vultures.
The
Maui Report
Building
A Better Community by Reporting the Truth
472 - A S. Kamehameha ave
Kahului, HI. 96732
(808) 877-7375
E-mail:
TheMauiReport@aol.com
