No aloha for preborns
There is no aloha for aborted preborn babies in Hawaii.
The recent pro-abortion law signed by Gov. Josh Green allows as many legal killings of preborn children as possible, wherever possible, and by whomever possible.
Even physician assistants can now perform abortions. Abortions are legal in private homes. “House call” has taken on a whole new meaning. Minors can legally have an abortion without their parents’ knowledge and consent. Parental rights have been flushed down the toilet.
Pregnant females from other states are now protected from their resident state’s anti-abortion laws when getting an abortion in Hawaii. Apparently, this will increase the tourist industry.
Calling abortion “medical care” is a bogus term, because an aborted child’s medical condition is death.
Hawaii official nickname, “the Aloha State,” means absolutely nothing to innocent, voiceless and powerless aborted preborn babies.
James G. Borden
Hilo
Worthy of inspection
There is a problem with leaking pipes under roadways, but one ongoing problem is the one at the intersection of Pahoa Village Road and Akeakamai Loop at Island Naturals.
I’ve only been here for 13 years, but since then, I’ve seen the problem expanding.
The manager of Island Naturals was seen adding yet another patch on a wider and deeper hole. If left to the store management, the problem could easily expand to the roadway, which may cause any number of interesting results, depending upon your definition of “interesting.”
This is crying out to be examined by a road engineer. While it may not seem like much at the surface, you can not see the extent of the damage at the subterranean level.
There are probably a number of jurisdictional excuses as to why nobody wants to touch this with a 10-foot pole, let alone a 6-foot Hungarian.
The choices are: (A) examine the situation and remedy it; or (B) do nothing until the feces impact the impeller and then scream “how did this happen?” Being an observer of human nature, I wouldn’t hesitate to bet on the later.
Do I expect any government agency to respond to this? No. I’m just an old, broken-down, college-educated, disabled Naval veteran. Why would they?
Dave Kisor
Pahoa