2013-01-09 Board of Ethics minutes

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they are not within the OIP jurisdiction. Insofar as a felony cognizable by a court of the United States has been identified in official state records presented to the Hawaii County Board of Ethics, as having been performed under the official actions of the Hawaii County Board of Ethics, I make a formal request to refer the matter to the Hawaii County Council for their actions. For years I've been trying to bring up the attention of corruption, racketeering, and everything else. The actions that the OIP addresses were those of June the 9th of 2009. Three years apparently later, the opinion was made at 4:30 I got the opinion at 4:34 on a Friday, December the 31st. No action will be taken, and the only person left of the Board from that time, John Dill, his term had expired. So this is now a criminal action. It is documented in the records, so I request a formal filing to the County Council with the case files of this record and for their action. I would also like to point out that in a January 8th, 2013, letter to the editor by Gerard Lee Loy, apparently a top criminal defense attorney in Hilo via the former vice chair of this Board of Ethics has declared, has identified, a corrupt organization of old boy network and unmentionables. This is the organization I've been attempting to bring forth, and attempting _______ the public. I call your attention to a document filed in reference to communications or unfinished business b., Petition 2012 -08, further initial review of petition by Dan Cole which alleges that Mayor Kenoi violated Section 2- 83(b), unfair treatment, of the Code of Ethics when he in conspiracy with others illegally obtained and used $10 million of the people's money for the sole advantage of the Bank of Hawaii and/or a RICO enterprise of old boy network and/or unmentionables. I will read the cover page of the filing I made yesterday, January the 8th, 2013, at 9:55. The attached 77 pages contain an indirect confession provided by and through the Hawaii County Corporation Counsel as to knowledge of the actual commission of a felony cognizable by a court of the United States to a conspiracy to commit acts and/or actions by organized public corruption, in violation of the federal RICO act to include but not limited to racketeering activities and fraud against the United States and the filing of fraudulent IRS form 80388, information returned for tax exempt government obligations resulting from violations of the United States Code, 18 U.S. C., subsection 1344, bank fraud. It must be construed from the attached government records and publicly available information that the mayor of the County of Hawaii, in conspiracy with other government officials and financial institutions, did conspire to use the good name and reputation of the County of Hawaii in a money laundering scheme potentially worth $3 billion. The mayor of the County of Hawaii, William Billy Kenoi, in conspiracy sold numerous unauthorized or fraudulent Hawaii County bond anticipation notes of various series and issues from the period of September 28th, 2009, through September the 2nd of 2012, with a known value of at least $29 million, where the issue of these County obligations had no benefit to the people of Hawaii, while at the same time incurring substantial monetary losses to the people for the benefit of non-government persons or institutions. It is apparent from the documentation attached hereto, in addition to local knowledge and information gained through the media and other public sources, Mayor Kenoi and those he conspired with may have used without authorization CIA covert assets derived from the Bank of Hawaii's escrow division operations during the period that Bank of Hawaii vice president Madelyn Dunham headed the escrow division to conduct or aid in a money laundering operation, thereby being protected from exposure, insofar as any law enforcement actions taken against Mayor Kenoi or any conspirators would expose the direct link and heritage of President Barack Obama to a well identified