Hawaii

12 articles tagged “Hawaii”

The Shape of the Cage

Every system that destroys a person leaves a shape behind. Not a smoking gun. Not a signed order. A shape — a geometry of pressure that, once you learn to recognize it, appears across documented …

The Paper Bag and the Architecture of Self-Investigation

In January 2024, Senate Bill 2107 arrived at the Senate Judiciary Committee. It was a small piece of legislation — a few paragraphs amending HRS §28-8 to let the Attorney General appoint independent …

The Closed Loop

Every branch of Hawaii government has built an oversight mechanism controlled by the institution it exists to oversee. The overseer is appointed by the overseen. Proceedings are sealed. Reform …

The Zero Commission

There is a building in Honolulu where complaints go to die. You wouldn’t know it from the outside. The Commission on Judicial Conduct operates with all the visible urgency of a tide pool — …

Cartography for Guppies

A publisher’s note from Ekewaka Lono I am one person with a laptop on the North Shore of Oʻahu, mapping a network that includes a Federal Reserve director, the founding family of Hawaiʻi’s …

The Aloha Protection Racket

Legal Notice This report documents alleged misconduct based on public records, court filings, and firsthand testimony. All individuals are presumed innocent. Firsthand claims are attributed to the …

Exhibit A: Federal Intervention in Hawaii [Archived]

Archival Notice This article was retired on February 25, 2026. Its original framing — presenting the documented record as a federal RICO case — does not meet the records-first epistemic standard …