Obama Eligibility Cover-Up
Widens
Hawaii State
Legislature Blocking Law Enforcement
Exclusive Investigative
Report by Pixel Patriot
May 28th, 2012
Friday April 27th, 2012; was
the cut-off day for the Hawaii State Legislature to move bills out of committee
in order for them to be passed during the current session and one year to the
day that Barack Hussein Obama
Soebarkah AKA Barry Soetoro placed his fraudulent digitally composited Long Form
Birth Certificate on the White House servers.
I was researching the
legislative progress on that day to see if any bills were being voted on that
would affect Hawaii Statute 338-18 and access to vital records relating to Barack Hussein Obama II. The
State of Hawaii previously gave its agencies the authority to
legally ignore requests for government records with the passage into law of SB2937 on May 12, 2010. What that
law did was allow anyone repeatedly seeking government records to be designated
as a “vexatious requester”.
What I discovered was that
on January 26th, 2011 no
less than 3 bills were introduced into committee to specifically allow law
enforcement agencies access to vital records for the purpose of criminal investigations.
"RELATING TO THE
DISCLOSURE OF VITAL STATISTICS RECORDS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS"
Hawaii State Legislature Archives
SB 1237 PDF
SB 2727 PDF
HB 1010 PDF
Hawaii couldn’t exactly call their own law enforcement agencies “vexatious requesters” so they prevented the bills from going forward. The State of Hawaii has no excuse for not passing legislation so “vitally” important to public safety with one possible exception…Barack Hussein Obama II.
SB 1237 PDF
SB 2727 PDF
HB 1010 PDF
Hawaii couldn’t exactly call their own law enforcement agencies “vexatious requesters” so they prevented the bills from going forward. The State of Hawaii has no excuse for not passing legislation so “vitally” important to public safety with one possible exception…Barack Hussein Obama II.
However, researching further I
was stunned to find out that the top law enforcement officers in the State of
Hawaii had actually provided the Hawaii Legislature with official testimony
that explained the legal justifications as to why it was imperative for law
enforcement to have access to vital records for criminal investigative purposes,
and advised them to urgently pass these bills only to be ignored.
SB 1237 TESTIMONY
HB 1010 TESTIMONY
Obviously any rational and
reasonable thinking person can see that the State of Hawaii should have immediately passed this legislation in
response to these critically important endorsements if they were truly
interested in the implementation of public policy to ensure the safety and
security of its citizens.
SB 1237 TESTIMONY
POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU
Subject:
Senate Bill No. 1237
Relating
to the Disclosure of Vital Statistics Records to Law Enforcement Officers
I
am Lester Hite, Captain of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Honolulu
Police Department, City and County of Honolulu.
The
Honolulu Police Department supports Senate Bill No. 1237, Relating to the Disclosure
of Vital Statistics Records to Law Enforcement Officers. This bill seeks to
amend section 338-18 (b) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes which would allow law
enforcement officers to obtain vital statistics during the course of an
investigation.
The
Honolulu Police Department urges you to support Senate Bill No. 1237, Relating
to the Disclosure of Vital Statistics Records to Law Enforcement Officers.
Thank
you for the opportunity to testify.
Sincerely,
LESTER
HITE, Captain
Criminal
Investigation Division
APPROVED:
LOUIS
M. KEALOHA
Chief of Police, Louis M. Kealoha was sworn in on November 25, 2009 |
And from the Maui Chief of Police:
POLICE DEPARTMENT COUNTY OF MAUl
RE:
Senate Bill No. 1237, Relating to the Disclosure of Vital Statistics Records to
Law Enforcement Officers
The
Maui Police Department supports the passage of S.B. No. 1237. Law enforcement needs to access vital
statistics records during the course of investigating or prosecuting a crime.
This bill seeks to amend Section 338-18(b) of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, that
would allow law enforcement to obtain said information during an investigation.
The
Maui Police Department asks for your support for S.B. No. 1237.
Thank
you for the opportunity to testify.
Sincerely,
Gary
A. Yabuta
Chief of Police, Gary A. Yabuta |
HB 1010 TESTIMONY
TESTIMONY OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE FOLLOWING MEASURE:
H.B. NO. 1010, RELATING TO
THE DISCLOSURE OF VITAL STATISTICS RECORDS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.
BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
ON JUDICIARY, SENATE COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC SAFETY, GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS, AND
MILITARY AND ON HEALTH
The
Attorney General strongly supports this bill. The
purpose of this bill is to amend section 338-18(b), Hawaii
Revised Statutes, to authorize the Department of Health to:
(1) permit law enforcement officers to inspect public health statistics
records; and
(2) issue certified copies of any such records or part thereof to
law enforcement.
County
police and prosecutors, the State Attorney General and
Department of Public Safety, and numerous federal law enforcement
agencies sometimes need vital statistics records for their criminal
investigations.
They
may need to know or confirm that a witness, victim, or suspect
has died. That information may be critical to how the case
is investigated or how many resources are committed to the case. Investigators,
attempting to locate a witness or serve an arrest warrant on a defendant, need
to know if the witness or defendant has died. Investigators, assessing a
complaint that a sex offender has failed to comply with sex offender
registration requirements, should know that the offender died before they invest
any time or resources on the case.
Investigators
may also need birth certificates to determine the
age of the victim or defendant. The ages of the victim and defendant are
sometimes extremely important in sexual assault investigations when the charges
depend on their ages. The age of the victim may also be important for
investigation of offenses involving child abuse, promoting pornography, and endangering
the welfare of a minor. There are many other types of cases for which the
information on a birth certificate could be important. Immigration officials
could clearly use information that a subject was born in Hawaii, or has children born in Hawaii, or has qualifying relatives born in Hawaii. Sometimes,
the identity of a person’s parents may be important to an investigation. In
missing persons cases, investigators may need to identify family members.
Investigators may need marriage certificates to help locate relatives or family members of witnesses, victims, or suspects. Marriage certificates may also be needed in criminal investigations to confirm a person’s marital status, determine when someone was married, or determine a person’s name prior to marriage. Vital statistics records can be extremely important to law enforcement investigators. The records can help investigators complete their cases in a more timely and effective manner.
Investigators may need marriage certificates to help locate relatives or family members of witnesses, victims, or suspects. Marriage certificates may also be needed in criminal investigations to confirm a person’s marital status, determine when someone was married, or determine a person’s name prior to marriage. Vital statistics records can be extremely important to law enforcement investigators. The records can help investigators complete their cases in a more timely and effective manner.
Section
338-18(b), Hawaii Revised Statutes, lists persons who are permitted to obtain
vital statistics records. Law enforcement officers, however, are not currently
included on this list, even though they do have a substantial need for the records.
As a result, law enforcement officers generally cannot obtain vital statistics
records unless they have a court order.
The
problem, however, is that the process to obtain such court orders can be time
consuming, and interrupt or delay investigations. Some investigations cannot be
delayed for any length of time. Delays
can sometimes compromise physical evidence, the safety of victims or others in
the community, the availability of witnesses, or the ability to locate
suspects. This bill amends section
338-18(b) to add law enforcement officers to the list of persons permitted to
obtain the vital statistics records. To address concerns that the requestor [sic] is in
fact a law enforcement officer requesting the records for an official law
enforcement purpose, this bill requires the officer to provide identification
and a signed statement, verifying under penalty of criminal prosecution, that
the person is a law enforcement officer, acting in his official capacity, and
in need of the records for a criminal investigation. This bill will allow for more timely
investigation of crimes when such records are needed, while protecting the privacy
of the records.
We
respectfully request passage of this measure.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU
KEITH
M. KANESHIRO
PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY
FIRST
DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
THE
HONORABLE GILBERT S.C. KEITH-AGARAN, CHAIR
HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
RE:
RB. 1010; RELATING TO DISCLOSURE OF VITAL STATISTICS RECORDS TO LAW.
Chair
Keith-Agaran, Vice Chair Rhoads and members of the House Judiciary Committee, the
Department of the Prosecuting Attorney, City and County of Honolulu supports H.B. 1010.
The
purpose of H.B. 1010 is to authorize the Department of Health to provide
certain public health records to law enforcement officers to facilitate
criminal investigations. By providing records to law enforcement officers, the
criminal investigation process can proceed more efficiently. It is for this
reason, the the Department of the Prosecuting Attorney, City and County of Honolulu supports H.B. 1010.
Just two days before these
bills were introduced, Governor Abercrombie in his State
of the State Address warned:
"basic operations of government are stymied by
an information management system that hasn’t been upgraded in decades" and
"our tax dollars have become vulnerable to lawsuits and expensive court
orders"
This is not just about the
transparency of government. This is
about the cooperation between government agencies and preventing intervention
of the courts unnecessarily.
Ignoring the advocacy of the
top cops cannot be explained as mere “politics” and should be seen as a
violation of the public trust. The only
logical explanation would be to cover for Barack Hussein Obama Soebarkah AKA
Barry Soetoro illegitimately usurping the U.S. Presidency.
The main stream media in
their ongoing effort to assist in the usurpation of the Office of the President
of the United
States
by Obama is also complicit in the cover-up by not widely reporting on this at the time.
Sen. Sam Slom, R-Hawaii Kai
expresses the need for the electorate to be engaged in the affairs of their
representatives and to hold them accountable.
It is evident that the
vexatious obfuscation perpetrated by the Hawaii Department of Health has
widened and now includes intentional obstruction by the Hawaii
Legislature so as to conceal vital records from law enforcement for criminal investigative
purposes. This could only have been done
for one reason, Barack Hussein Obama Soebarkah AKA Barry Soetoro.
Lead investigator Michael Zullo of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Cold Case Posse is on the ground
in Hawaii and has been restricted from access to the birth
records of Barack Hussein Obama II. It is important
for the American Public to know just how vast the cover-up is for Barack
Hussein Obama Soebarkah AKA Barry Soetoro.
FACT: A person born in a foreign
country may actually have a Vital Record on file with the Hawaii Department
of Health.
He was the first president
and founding father of the Republic of China.
I have now found a government
source document (p.438) that explicitly confirms this “evasion” and “fraud” was perpetrated
on Immigration Officials in Hawaii. Even though
the Hawaii Department of Health is trying to hide this inconvenient fact now,
back at the time when Sun Yat-Sen was issued his; the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii indicated (as Dr. Onaka would say) the occurrence was not just a
one-time anomaly but a TREND!
Upon further analysis, the
significance of this report by the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii is apparent for several reasons:
1. Serious vulnerabilities in immigration laws
were being exploited.
2. It highlights the cooperation between the Territory of Hawaii and federal government.
3. Hawaii was expressing an expectancy of a concerted action,
better known as enforcing the law; “to ferret out these frauds, and to have
them severely punished when discovered.”
In 2008, a proven liar with
more than one government documented name/alias usurped the Office of the
Presidency of the United States while claiming birth in Hawaii where rampant fraud is a KNOWN FACT yet spending
millions of dollars to fight unfettered access to all of his records. Usurping the Office of the Presidency of the United States is a crime and a matter of national security. Anyone aiding and abetting in allowing this
crime to take place and continue are also guilty of a crime. The Rule of Law must apply to everyone
equally and no one is above the law.
Godspeed,
Pixel Patriot
Defender of the Truth
© Pixel Patriot 2012
(All rights reserved.)
3 comments:
FBI Director Robert S Mueller, by refusing to investigate the critical national security corruption in Hawaii, he is now functioning as a collaborator with the forgers and protectors of the forged eligibility documents that made it possible for usurper Obama to take control of this country and run for reelection. As it sits today, Director Mueller is committing misprision of treason by refusing to investigate the many requests for him to do so. My letter to him making this point can be seen at http://www.scribd.com/doc/91935631/FBI-Director-Robert-S-Mueller-III
I applaud your efforts, but sadly the Constitution just doesn't matter here anymore. The oath to protect and defend the Constitution are just words to be ignored.
Grave risk to National Security if Obama is indeed a usurper.
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