Friday, April 1, 2016

SENATOR TOM ADA: "THERE'S SOME SMOKE HERE."


Now that Elizabeth Barrett-Anderson has capitulated, we can be especially appreciative of Senator Tom Ada for having the guts to step into the ring in his capacity as the oversight chair of the Department of Land Management.

However, given that we have seen the Kiko's pluck off one government official after another, we can now expect the Kikos to start bearing down on Senator Ada since any sort of oversight or information hearing could be deadly to them.

Here's why.


Up to now, the Kikos have been able to control the narrative. They control the pulpits, the Umatuna, and through government offices can get the press to carry any sort of story they want to tell. Meanwhile, our side is reduced to a few minutes on a talk show or newscast, a letter to the editor, and this blog. In short, they get the front page and we get the sound bytes.

But not so at a public hearing. A public hearing is exactly that: a chance to HEAR the PUBLIC, i.e. that's YOU.

So now's your chance, all you anonymous people. Now is your chance to stand or fold. You do not have to have a full knowledge of the issue. A public hearing will accommodate whatever you want to say, and at minimum you only need to share how this scam distresses you. However, start preparing now. Study up on this thing. There's plenty of information right here on the blog and now tons of news stories. 

Senator Ada has already said some important things relative to this upcoming hearing:

March 16, 2016. Pacific News Center
  • "I think there is merit in holding an information hearing on the issue of land titles because if it could happen in this case, can it have happened in other cases?
  • "...based on the findings of Bob Klitzkie, I can't help but go there. Theres's some smoke here." - when asked by Patti Arroyo if he thought there was something suspicious going on with the seminary title.

March 29, 2016. KUAM
  • "I do have my concerns in view of the fact that in the beginning it was acknowledged that when an error like this occurs it has to be rectified, formally rectified in the court system and that has not taken place...In fact, it was an in-office sort of correction and that does cause me some concern, because if the law, as Senator Klitzkie states, requires you take this to the court system to make the corrections, that's probably where we should have done the corrections."
March 31, 2016. Pacific News Center
  • "When it comes to discrepancies with land it’s something we need to take seriously."
  • "I know that we are going to have to do it (the hearing) sooner or later."
Keep an eye on the information posted at the top of the right sidebar. 

3 comments:

  1. So the question now begs, how many titles went through this administrative process when land was given to the Neos after the 2nd scrutiny? Now that we know this is common practice at DLM how can we find out who gave up their land / property then later regretted it but could not get it back because DLM can manufacture a title in a matter of days, since we now know that we do not have to go to court according to the AG. Also, to everyone out there you can bypass the fee and just call in your request. If DLM gives you a hard time just use the information available on this blog and use the names listed because apparently if they can so can you.
    Thank you Ms. AG for your insight. My parents used to tell me to vote for your mother when she ran for senator. My parents said we could trust her. Maybe the fruit falls further from the tree than some may think.

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  2. Senator Ada is a good and smart man. He will do the right thing and look into this mess. Let the community voice their concerns and opinions of this problem DLM has.

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  3. Senator Ada has a great window of opportunity to do the right thing.
    Of course he also could be tempted to try to look good, by doing a hearing, followed by nothing, or not much.

    This is a risk, every time we have to deal with politicians.

    Yet, if Senator Ada is smart, he could end up smelling like roses.
    Ending up like the proverbial knight in shining armor, Literally.

    This could be his moment to shine and be the defender of the tax payers and the owners of all sides, by becoming the advocate of a true process of guarantee of titles.
    This could promote his image of the slayer of corruption, the defender of true Justice.

    Then again, he is supposed to be the one, in charge of overseeing this department in the first place. Should he fail to take the appropriate steps to rectify this clusterf*%#!, as he should, then he could also be touched by this never ending and growing scandal.

    People have the right to expect their representatives to do what they have been elected for. So far the batting average of this administration is very low. Maybe the legislature can balance this sad state of affair.

    Lets pray that the Holy Spirit touches the conscience of Senator Ada, if not his sense of political survival.

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