Monday, October 1, 2007
Open letter to the Kauai Superferry Protestors
This is an open letter to the Superferry Protestors of Kauai.
What you have done thusfar is outstanding.
A lot of Americans have long sense lost faith in what the will of the people can accomplish, but not you on Kauai.
Linda Lingle, her minions, and the U.S. Coast Guard can do all kinds of things to try and intimidate and misuse the "law."
Ultimately, in America, the law is what the reasonable will of the people say it should be.
On Kauai, you are the people. If a 1000 or more of you show up at Nawiliwili harbor to protest (like you did to the assembly hall when Lingle came to speak to you), and the state or Coast Guard try to actually arrest 1000 of you, then we will see a sea change on this issue.
A 1000 or more people on Kauai IS THE REASONABLE WILL OF THE PEOPLE! What they espouse will become the law. If Lingle tries to contest that, what happened to the Provincial government in British Columbia on this same issue of fast ferries, will happen to Linda Lingle, her party, and any minions she tries to further in the political process.
Mauians can try to work within the court system, but Kauai, you are the REASONABLE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, you are what the law should be.
Aloha, Brad
Also, the best original series of posts from this blog were:
Justices: Please tell us how it is a "closed class of one"
'Public Need' was Never Established as Fact
The Act 2 Citations Creating a 'Closed Class of One'
Where are the Act 2 Section 4 Quarterly Reports?
The Rapid Risk Assessment Did Not Adequately Respond to the Requirements of Act 2 Section 4
Act 2: A Closed Class of One (Part 1)
Act 2: A Closed Class of One (Part 2)
Act 2: A Closed Class of One (Part 3)
Act 2: A Closed Class of One (Part 4)
How many people have actually ridden HSF and what's the trend?
And the actual Supreme Court Decision:
ACT 2 STRUCK DOWN AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
And what another blogger astutely noticed in all of this, with my response on his blog:
GUARD DOG AND YAPPERS
Aloha, Brad
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