🧵 Part 2 — Hawai‘i Election Integrity Series

My last thread exposed the missing Oath of Office for Gov. Josh Green. Now a thread to show how the 2022 election itself was never fully certified and how oversight broke down at every level. 👇

@ralphcushnie @PeterBernegger @CauseAmerica @GenFlynn @realMikeLindell @CivilRights @AAGDhillon 📄 In Aug 2024, retired Army Col. Doug Pasnik filed a petition to the Hawai‘i Elections Commission, alleging the 2022 General Election was never lawfully certified and that Chief Elections Officer Scott Nago violated state law — backed by 17,000+ pages of evidence. 👇

Hawai‘i’s Governor has no signed Oath of Office. Both he and the Chief Justice admitted it under oath — and never fixed it.

And I HAVE THE PAPERWORK TO PROVE IT.
🧵👇
@GenFlynn @DNIGabbard @annvandersteel @CauseAmerica @realMikeLindell @LaNativePatriot @Roi20221 @gregreese @ShadowofEzra 1️⃣ This is Governor Josh Green’s sworn affidavit (April 2024).
He confirms the signed Oath of Office cannot be located anywhere in state records. 👇

🚨 Part 3: Youth Climate Lawsuit
🌱 How the Kids Were Chosen

This wasn’t spontaneous. The 13 plaintiffs come from different islands across Hawai‘i and span a wide range of ages — kids who would never naturally band together. They didn’t just “decide” to sue.

Our Children’s Trust (OCT) has staff whose job is to recruit and coach child plaintiffs.
🧵1/👇
@SecDuffy @epaleezeldin 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Diversity by Design
The Hawai‘i plaintiffs were picked to look like “all of Hawai‘i”:

◦ Every island covered

◦ Native Hawaiian farmers, fishpond caretakers, surfers, urban kids, immigrants

◦ A full spectrum of “lived experiences”
🧵2/

🚨 Part 2: Youth Climate Lawsuit

13 kids — backed by climate activists offering “free help” — sued Hawaiʻi’s Dept. of Transportation.

Sold as a feel-good story, but here’s the truth:
❌ No trial.
❌ No vote.
✅ Settlement that mandates sweeping transportation & climate regs.

The people of Hawaiʻi were cut out. Globalists got everything they wanted.

They told us to celebrate — “the kids won!” 🎉

But no. The kids were pawns. Hand-picked and used to ram through policies that could never pass in the open.

This isn’t victory — it’s proof of how corrupt Hawaiʻi has become.
No other place on earth would fall for this. It’s insane. @SecDuffy @epaleezeldin
🧵👇 ✳️ 1. The Big Picture

📌 Court settlement forces HDOT to cut transportation emissions 50% by 2030 (vs 2005 levels).

📌 By 2045: “net-negative” — transportation must remove more carbon than it emits.

📌 Annual progress reports & youth involvement are mandated .

A thread that shows the true story behind Kaniela Ing’s viral speech “how to win back rural America.”

How a seemingly genuine, down-to-earth grassroots leader can fool even the smartest of people.

🧵Thread
👇Make sure you read til the end First let's backtrack, a few months ago, on TikTok and Instagram, Kaniela’s speech went viral.
It came across as a North Carolina man originally from Hawaii speaking at a Town Hall meeting
If you haven’t seen it then stop reading this now and listen...WHY WAS HE IN NORTH CAROLINA?

Woke Teachers? Young activists? Small Grassroots Radiacal Activists? Reimagning Public Safety? Obama Foundation in Hawaii?

Let's talk more about Barry’s sister
MAYA SOETORO-NG

🧵A long thread.... with many connections....👇 🧵 1/
Scrolling on IG, I saw ....this post from Ceeds of Peace...
now officially the "backbone org" Obama Foundation MBK Alliance ...and collaborating with "Reimaginig Public Safety Hawai'i Coalition."

So this required a bit of digging.....First to take a closer look at Ceeds of Peace

Soros-Backed Operatives in Hawai‘i?

What the Capital Research Center report on George Soros alleges about the Sunrise Movement, co-founded by Hawai‘i’s own Evan Weber—and how he ties into a local gang of four Soros-backed activists and far-left progressive politicians in Hawai‘i’s state government… the roots of Hawai‘i’s far-left socialist agenda, the push for illegal-immigration leniency, defund-the-police campaigns, celebrating Hamas, praising the Chinese Communist Party, and stoking deep resentment and hatred toward the United States…

🧵Part 1: The Sunrise Movement 1/ The Sunrise Movement co-founded by Evan Weber of Kailua, Hawaii, is categorized by The Capital Research Center as a group that directly assists domestic terrorism and criminality on U.S. soil. These groups specifically engage in or materially assist violence, property destruction, economic sabotage, harassment, and other criminality that meets the FBI’s definition of domestic terrorism. It received $2 million donation from Open Society Foundation.

HAWAI'I'S RADICAL EXTREMIST GROUPS AND THEIR TIES TO DARK MONEY ORGANIZATIONS

What started as a deep dive into vile Instagram rants from radical group AF3IRM and activist Kaniela Ing celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk has unraveled a twisted web of influence in Hawaii. This married power couple's ties to shady orgs, plus Ing's links to Evan Weber, lead straight to the dark money machine: Arabella Advisors, New Venture Fund, and Sixteen Thirty Fund.

@DataRepublican I think you will find this post very interesting.

A long and winded thread unpacking it all👇
🧵1/12 🧵2/ These AF3IRM posts (from Khara Jabola-Carolus and Nadine Ortega’s crew) and Kaniela Ing’s hateful and absurd posts after the murder of Charlie Kirk  set off my deep dive into their connections! Specifically it was this 1 post hours after the incident that stated  "oh no is the bullet ok?" and then cane "MAY THE BILL COME DUE TO EVERY YT SUPREMACIST AS IT HAS FOR CHARLIE KIRK!"—even threw in prayers for victims of hate.

Then days later Kaniela, Khara’s husband suggested Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old who killed Charlie Kirk, was a White Nationalist brainwashed by Nick Fuentes. He said Tyler was angered thinking that Kirk was a "sellout" for not being racist enough and slammed Fuentes for pushing lonely kids into hate, basically saying he’s as guilty as the shooter. This loser even pushed for unity against White Nationalist.

Interestingly he posts much softer and different opinions on X than on Instagram. Like this post (only on IG) twisting Charlie Kirk's comments on the Maui wildfires, claiming Kirk blamed them on "pagan Hawaiian culture" like water worship caused the whole thing. I was then determined to expose these so called activists infecting the minds of young people in Hawaii.

⚠️Warning this is one of the most disturbing discoveries I have uncovered

🚨WELCOME TO SMART LIFE:
WHERE EVERYTHING NEEDS A DIGITAL ID

Hawai‘i quietly invested $15 million in bonds into a company called TruTag located in Kapolei. On paper, it looks like an anti-counterfeiting success story: edible barcodes for medicine, blockchain verification for beef, and tamper-proof labels for batteries.

But the pitch is only half the story. What TruTag is really building is a digital identity system for physical goods — a way to make everyday objects scannable, trackable, and tied into cloud databases.

The implications go far beyond counterfeit prevention. When pills can be tracked to prove you swallowed them, when steaks are scanned before you eat them, and when batteries carry a permanent “passport” from mine to recycling, the line between consumer protection and surveillance begins to blur.

For Hawai‘i, this matters because the state isn’t just a bystander. By backing TruTag financially and promoting it as a local high-tech innovation, Hawai‘i risks becoming a testbed for global supply chain surveillance. Once these technologies are normalized in exports and high-value industries, it’s a short step before they creep into local healthcare, food, and energy systems.

Over the next few posts, I’ll break down three examples — smart pills, blockchain beef, and battery passports — and then explain what this really means for Hawai‘i’s future.

🧵Next: Smart Pills👇 💊 SMART PILLS OR SURVEILLANCE PILLS?

TruTag’s flagship technology was pitched as a breakthrough in drug safety: microscopic edible barcodes that can be baked into pills to prove authenticity. The idea is that with a quick scan, doctors, pharmacists, or even patients themselves can verify a medication is real, not counterfeit.

But the “anti-counterfeit” label hides the bigger ambition: patient adherence tracking. TruTag’s edible tags don’t just authenticate the pill — they can also generate a digital record of whether a patient scanned and logged their dose. On the surface, this looks like a tool to fight opioid abuse or to help patients stick to complex regimens. In practice, it risks turning medicine into a compliance system.

Imagine the flow: you pick up your prescription, you’re instructed to scan before swallowing, and each scan is logged into a secure system. That data can then be shared with your doctor, your insurance provider, even government health agencies. Forget to scan, and you may be marked “non-compliant.” Scan but don’t actually swallow, and the system is fooled. Either way, the technology shifts trust away from the doctor-patient relationship and toward digital enforcement.

The red flags are obvious. Health data becomes another product — not fully protected by HIPAA, and vulnerable to third-party apps and insurers. Patients could be pressured to “prove” they’re compliant in order to keep coverage, get prescriptions renewed, or avoid financial penalties. Vulnerable groups — those on Medicaid, mental health patients, people managing chronic pain — would face the greatest pressure to accept this surveillance.

In the long run, smart pills don’t just fight counterfeits. They normalize a world where taking your medicine is inseparable from being monitored.

🧵Next: Steak with an edible barcode👇

🧵The Big Island Homelessness Grift —
Part 1: HOPELESS: Millions In, Nothing Out
How HOPE Services Hawai‘i became a revolving door of cash, cronies, and contradictions

For over a decade, HOPE Services Hawai‘i has branded itself as a leading voice on homelessness on the Big Island. With photos of food distributions, press releases about shelter openings, and a warm glow of Catholic nonprofit credibility, the public story is simple: "We're helping."

But when you dig into the numbers, leadership, and financial flow of HOPE Services Hawai‘i, a different story emerges.

This isn’t just a struggling nonprofit. It’s a multi-million dollar public-private machine with growing revenue, rising executive salaries, politically connected partners, and very little to show in terms of results.
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✨ The Core Problem

The Big Island’s homelessness crisis is worse than ever.

Year after year, homelessness statistics rise. The Big Island now has one of the highest per-capita homelessness rates in the country. Yet HOPE Services Hawai‘i has seen its annual revenue triple since 2014, while its leadership collects ever-larger paychecks.

This isn’t just inefficiency.

It’s institutionalized stagnation funded by state, county, and federal grants with no visible accountability.
_____________________________

📈 Financial Overview: 2014–2023

From 2014 to 2023, HOPE Services:

● Increased annual revenue from $4.5M to $10.9M
● Accumulated $4.98M in net assets (as of 2023)
● Raised executive compensation by over 70%

Despite this, homelessness on Hawai‘i Island has:

● Stayed flat or risen
● Seen little to no permanent housing expansion
● Remained reliant on temporary shelters and transitional programs
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🚩 Red Flags in the Financials

Let’s break down what doesn’t add up:

● In 2023, HOPE reported $10.9M in revenue, yet spent $5.1M on salaries alone

● The organization ended 2022 with a $548,000 deficit

● Executive Director Brandee Menino’s total compensation reached $171,767 in 2023

● A share of grant income came from external NGOs — including a Texas-based Women’s Fund, raising serious questions about fund purpose and targeting
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🤝 The Brandee Menino Factor

Menino isn’t just a local nonprofit leader. She’s a 2023 Omidyar Fellow, plugged directly into the elite network that influences nearly every major policy sphere in Hawai‘i.

She also sits on multiple county and state homelessness advisory panels.

That makes her both a grant recipient and policy gatekeeper.

It’s a classic conflict of interest structure that ensures HOPE Services continues to receive funding, regardless of outcomes.
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🚨 The Big Picture: HOPE Isn’t the Exception—It’s the Model

What we’re seeing with HOPE Services isn’t a one-off case.

It’s part of a broader nonprofit-industrial complex on the Big Island:

● Centralized funding with little oversight
● Overlapping roles across nonprofits and public committees
● State insiders determining grant eligibility
● Rising pay, falling outcomes

This system is designed to sustain itself — not solve the problem.

⬇️ Coming Up in Part 2: "Boardroom Hawai‘i"⬇️ The Big Island Homelessness Grift —
Part 2: Boardroom Hawai‘i: The Overlap Economy

Now let’s talk about who’s actually running the show behind HOPE Services Hawai‘i and its nonprofit allies.

The same crisis managers who claim to fight homelessness sit on the boards of the same organizations receiving housing and health grants. They sit on public advisory councils, fund each other’s programs, and present themselves as community voices.

But what they really are is a tight-knit web of recurring players, entrenched in a taxpayer-funded nonprofit economy with no competition and no consequences.

🏛️ HOPE Services Hawai‘i Board & Leadership — Cross-Affiliation List

1. Brandee Menino
◦ CEO of HOPE Services Hawai‘i
◦ Director, Community First
◦ Director, Bay Clinic Inc
◦ 2023 Omidyar Fellow
◦ Member of county/state homelessness advisory panels

2. Charlene Iboshi
◦ Vice President, HOPE Services Hawai‘i
◦ Director, Community First Inc
◦ Former County Prosecutor (Hawai‘i County)

3. Patrick Hurney
◦ Secretary, HOPE Services Hawai‘i
◦ Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity Hawai‘i Island
◦ HOPE board member while receiving housing-related grants through another nonprofit

4. Peter Hoffmann
◦ President, HOPE Services Hawai‘i
◦ Board Treasurer, The DeGood Foundation

5. David Kurohara
◦ Director, HOPE Services Hawai‘i
◦ Board Member, Catholic Charities Hawai‘i
◦ President, Hawai‘i County Economic Opportunity Council (HCEOC)
◦ Treasurer, Hospice of Hilo

6. Janet Taaffe
◦ HOPE board member
◦ Program Manager, Bay Clinic Inc
◦ Bay Clinic board overlaps with Community First and Menino

7. Kaleo Takamine
◦ HOPE board member
◦ Prominent union leader in Hawai‘i
◦ Linked to local political campaigns and fundraising

8. Toby Taniguchi
◦ HOPE board member
◦ President, KTA Super Stores
◦ Trustee, Parker Ranch Foundation Trust
◦ Parker Ranch is financially linked to Iole Stewardship Center (co-founded by Micah Kāne) and Omidyar

9. Kimo Alameda
◦ Director, Community First Inc
◦ Director, Alu Like Inc
◦ Former Director, Bay Clinic Inc
◦ President/CEO, Hawai‘i Primary Care Association (2022)
◦ Mayor of Hawai‘i County (2024–present)

10. James Takamine
◦ Treasurer, Community First Inc
◦ Director, Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island
◦ Treasurer, Kohala Center
◦ Former CEO, Hawai‘i Community Federal Credit Union

📌 Why This Matters
When the same individuals:
● Sit on multiple boards
● Serve as public policy advisors
● Lead or influence grant-making bodies
● Receive government contracts
...they control every stage of the pipeline — from policy creation to funding decisions to project execution.

There’s no independent review. No dissent. No pressure to deliver results.

🕸️ Boardrooms as Battlegrounds

Each board seat gives these individuals power to:
● Approve funding to each other’s organizations
● Create advisory panels to recommend their own programs
● Coordinate media narratives about housing, health, and “equity”

This is not public service. It’s governance by echo chamber.

And because so many of these individuals are unpaid on paper, it’s even harder to track influence and accountability.

💥 Who’s Left Out?
You are.
Regular citizens, Native Hawaiian families, and taxpayers are left with the illusion of community-based leadership, when in fact the same dozen names recycle through every major nonprofit and public body related to homelessness, housing, and health.

There’s no room for new ideas, new leaders, or real transparency. Just a feedback loop of insiders, writing each other grants while homelessness grows.

⬇️Coming Up in Part 3: “Community First, Accountability Last” ⬇️

I suggest you all take a quick look at this document.... it's Hawaii's 2025 Voluntary Local Review from the UN Summit earlier this month...... isn't it just great being the ONLY state in the USA participating "voluntarily" in this globalist event for the 3rd time! 🙄

"It provides a comprehensive update on progress achieved over the past five years and reflects Hawaiʻi's collective journey at the midpoint toward the Aloha+ Challenge, Hawaiʻi’s 2030 localized sustainable development goals aligned with the global SDGs. As indicated in the report, Hawaiʻi’s youth have not only embraced this important commitment, but champion innovative solutions and a place-based vision that aligns with indigenous values."

I screenshot the non profits that were included too so we are aware...there are 5 of them...so next post has the rest ⬇️


I'll post the link in the comments...⬇️

🚨 VERY LONG THREAD ALERT: CONTRACTS & CORRUPTI0N
I looked through recent contracts Hawaii State government has awarded since the June 2025....No surprise that 1 went to the Haawii Public Health Institute (Part of HCAN), 1 went to Collaborative Support Services (Jeffrey Mohr/Omidyar) and 1 went to HCAN....So yeah....this is where our tax money goes...Josh Green and Omidyar.... In analyzing these contraccts, it is important for us to know a few things...that help to understand the deep corruption that exist in how the governor awards money.

🧵1/5
Hawai‘i Procurement Thresholds (per Hawai‘i State Procurement Office - SPO):

For Goods, Services, and Construction:
$25,000 or less:
◦ May use small purchase procedures
◦ No formal bidding required, just 3 quotes if possible
◦ Often handled internally with minimal documentation

Over $25,000:
◦ Must use more formal procurement
◦ Requires competitive solicitation and greater oversight

For Professional Services:
A separate process under HRS §103D-304 often applies
The $25K threshold still triggers higher-level approvals and public posting requirements

🚨 Why You May See $29,999 or $39,870
Those numbers are often used strategically:
$29,999 might reflect federal thresholds or agency-specific rules
$39,870 often appears in federal subgrant contexts where $40K triggers federal audit or competition requirements
So while $25K is the formal Hawai‘i state line, some agencies treat $30K or $40K as soft caps to avoid deeper review or external oversight, depending on grant source, agency rules, or contract type.

🎈 What is a “Test Balloon” or “Toe-Dip” Contract
When you see a $29,870 or $29,999 contract — just under the $30K line — it’s often a deliberate tactic to:
◦ Avoid scrutiny
◦ Award contracts to insiders quietly
◦ “Test” whether the public or press will notice
◦ Create a foot in the door for larger follow-up contracts later
◦ Establish a precedent or partnership that can be expanded
This is sometimes referred to as a "pilot", "starter grant", or "test contract", but it’s often a loophole tactic.

🚩 Why It’s a Red Flag
◦ It’s a classic corruption move: Keep it small enough to avoid legal thresholds
◦ Many of these contracts are no-bid, making favoritism easy
◦ They’re often given to new, politically connected, or obscure contractors
◦ Once the vendor is in the system, it’s easier to justify larger contracts down the road — sometimes through emergency proclamations or sole-source justifications

✅ Bottom Line
🟥 Hawai‘i’s statewide small purchase cap = $25,000
🟧 Many agencies or contractors still try to stay under $30K or $40K to avoid red tape
🟨 Anything close to those thresholds (e.g., $29,870) is a tactical “just under” move

KEEP READING FOR A BREAKDOWN OF 3 CONTRACTS👇 🧵2/5
🚨 CONTRACT BREAKDOWN: Hidden Health Activism Funded by DOH ( Fruit, Veggies, and a Whole Lot of Indoctrination 🥦)

📄 Award Title:
“Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption”
🏢 Awarded To:
Hawai‘i Public Health Institute (HiPHI)
💰 Amount:
$29,998.00
📆 Duration:
07/16/2025 – 09/30/2025 (just 2.5 months)
🔍 Procurement Method:
“Small Purchase (RFQ)”
➡️ This allows minimal oversight — often awarded to trusted insiders.
🧠 Basis of Award:
“Adequate Competition” — but there’s no way to verify how many vendors actually competed.
👤 Contact Person:
Nichole Fukuda (Department of Health)

📌WHY THIS IS SUSPICIOUS
1. Who Really Is HiPHI?
Despite its health-focused name, the Hawai‘i Public Health Institute is not a neutral health agency:
◦It's a policy advocacy NGO that receives money to push climate change, social equity, gun control, and food justice agendas.
◦It’s part of the Hawai‘i Children’s Action Network (HCAN) Power-Building Coalition
◦These groups routinely back Josh Green’s political agenda and narrative campaigns under the guise of “health” or “justice.”

2. Political Indoctrination Disguised as Public Health
“Fruit and vegetable consumption” sounds harmless — but what they’re really doing is:
◦Embedding equity and anti-capitalist messaging in food education
◦Using public school and community programs to push “systems change”
◦Leveraging public health language to promote UN-style sustainable food systems

2nd contract👇

"That's how it always has been in Hawaii..."

NO. IT. HAS. NOT.

Read the thread below to see How power has been centralized in Hawai‘i since 2020, highlighting key structural changes, major legislation, and executive actions......
🧵 1. Expansion of State Planning & Sustainability Authority

2020 – HB2486 (Act):
Created a Statewide Sustainability Branch within the Office of Planning. This branch coordinates climate change adaptation, mandates geospatial data centralization, and amplifies state control over transportation‑oriented, land-use, and county planning

🧵 Why Pierre Omidyar is the King of Narrative Change
This isn’t philanthropy. It’s behavioral control.

Here’s how Omidyar is rewriting reality — and why Hawai‘i is ground zero.

With quotes. Receipts. And no sugarcoating.
👇 ✳️ 1/ Narrative Change: What It Really Means

“Narrative” isn’t just storytelling. It’s a system of control. Narratives shape the boundaries of what is politically possible.”
— Narrative Initiative (Omidyar-funded)

“Culture is upstream of policy.”
— Pop Culture Collaborative

It’s not about facts. It’s about changing what you believe before facts even matter.

🧵I’ll probably be writing multiplethreads on this topic…

But for now, I’m just going to copy and paste every single question I asked — and every answer ChatGPT gave me.

No edits. No filters. Just raw curiosity and research.

Join me on this investigation to figure out why things in Hawai‘i are the way they are.

Thread title:

🧵 HAWAII DEMOCRATS SAY “NO KINGS… UNLESS HE’S WEARING A STETHOSCOPE AND COLORFUL BANDAIDS” 🩹
👇 🧵1/ After digging into the mBloom/Elemental Impact scandal, I was left seriously confused…

1. Taxpayer money went to HSDC — the Hawai‘i Strategic Development Corporation.

2. HSDC is a subdivision under DBEDT — the Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism.

3. After the mBloom controversy, HSDC was quietly dismantled… after taking public funds.

❓No press, no investigation, no accountability. Just—poof—gone.
❓How is that legal?
❓How can a state agency just vanish after misusing public money?
❓And why wasn’t DBEDT held responsible — especially since the whole mBloom mess was a “partnership” between DBEDT and HSDC?
❓Also… what even is DBEDT?

The deeper I looked, the more my head started to hurt.
So I Googled DBEDT... and found this chart.

👇

The Obama Foundation is a global recruitment machine — with 7 different programs training “values-based leaders” in activism, identity politics, and narrative control.

Let’s break down each one and what it’s really doing.
🧵👇 1. Obama Foundation (The Mothership)

The central nonprofit hub behind it all. Based in Chicago, but its reach is global — funding programs, conferences, and content that trains activists in “community organizing” 2.0.

📦 Think Amazon, but for progressive operatives.

🧵 1/ Meet Tamara Paltin — the activist-politician who now controls disaster funds, ethics enforcement, and land use in Maui.

She wasn’t just elected. She was groomed, trained, and installed by the HAPA/Soros machine to push a radical, anti-American, anti-development agenda.

Let’s break it down. 👇 🧵 2/ Paltin holds an unusual amount of power:
🔹 Chair: Disaster, Resilience, International Affairs & Planning Committee
🔹 Vice-Chair: Ethics & Transparency Committee
🔹 Vice-Chair: Government Efficiency

That means she oversees:
✅ Ethics complaints
✅ Wildfire disaster funds
✅ Development plans

Conflict of interest? Oh yeah.

A thread about the Hawaii Elections Commission and people talking shit about our man Ralph Cushnie....

Crazy stuff ...and it comes back to Obama's Norm Eisen, and Josh Greens minion Erica Yamauchi from the Office of Wellness and Resilience...
👇👇👇 So I asked what the controversy was and they cited an organization called States United Action....so I looked them up....

🧵 FROM ALOHA TO BEIJING PART 2:
How Pierre Omidyar’s Hawai‘i Network Can Exploit the Federal Reserve

Let’s be real: in Hawai‘i, “advisory roles” aren’t about service — they’re about strategy.

Here’s how HCF (and its patrons like Pierre Omidyar) could weaponizethese two Federal Reserve council seats to quietly advance agendas, funnel funding, and silence scrutiny.

🧵(1/11) 👇 First, a recap:

Michelle Kaʻuhane is a top exec at HCF, formerly CNHA. She sits on the Fed’s Community Advisory Council (CAC).

Catherine Ngo is Chair of Central Pacific Bank, and just joined the Fed’s Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC).

Both are deep in the HCF-Omidyar network.

🧵(2/11)

🧵 From Aloha to Beijing: The Rise of Federal Reserve Insiders

🧵 From Aloha to Beijing: The Rise of Federal Reserve Insiders

Two women from Hawai‘i are now influencing U.S. monetary policy from inside the Fed.

Wait until you see the China ties, activist pipelines, and nonprofit laundering.

Let’s talk Michelle Kaʻuhane & Catherine Ngo.

🧵(1/12)

👇👇👇👇 👩‍💼 Meet the players:

• Michelle Kaʻuhane – Senior exec at Hawai‘i Community Foundation (HCF), former CNHA officer, promoted equity operative.

• Catherine Ngo – Chair of Central Pacific Bank, venture capitalist, and Federal Reserve advisor… with direct China ties.

Both now sit on Federal Reserve advisory councils.

🧵 (2/12)

🧵THREAD: Josh Green’s Office Is Entangled with Indivisible, Everytown, and Political Lobbying Groups — And Nobody’s Watching

What I found is so insane, it honestly feels illegal.

JOSH GREEN...You should be nervous!!!

READ THROUGH THE WHOLE THREAD TO SEE THE RECEIPTS....👇👇👇 🧵2/

Indivisible Hawai‘i isn’t just protesting — they’re lobbying at the Capitol under the name “Working Families Team.”

That team is just a repackaged front for the Hawai‘i Working Families Coalition — a policy group run out of the HCAN network.

🧐 I’ve seen other lobbying letters from Indivisible — they usually just say Indivisible Hawai‘i.

This one accidentally slipped and exposed the truth:
They're operating under the “Working Families” banner — and they don’t want the public connecting the dots.
⬇️