gernaut. So they become part of it, or at least aid and abet it.

"Now there are plenty of guys in here and in prison on O'ahu for no good reason except that the Juggernaut went after them and no one helped them fight back. There's a guy who's been in here for two month waiting trial for violating a no-contact order because he waved back when his five-year-old son waved to him as they passed on the road going 20 miles an hour in opposite directions. It was a reflex. He's facing a year in jail and his lawyer is not optimistic. Can you believe it? The Family Court system is heartless, corrupt and part of the Juggernaut. Its net effect is to break up families and destroy lives."

Jason said, "Why don't the media investigate? Sounds like some sensational stories."

"Maui has never had an independent press that does real investigative journalism. Many people have gone to the local newspapers and news departments of TV stations with horror stories, but no one will listen to them. The papers and broadcasters have always been extensions of the PR departments of the owners of the plantations, the military, the visitor industry and the county and state governments – sort of like Pravda during the Soviet era. It's almost treasonous to say anything that tarnishes the official image of Maui as Paradise."

They looked toward the door as someone said in a loud voice, "Keoki, how you doing, man? Long time." Several inmates approached the man entering the courtyard and greeted him with a handshake and a brief hug. They stood around Keoki, smiling and chatting. He was in his late twenties, stocky and solid, with long brown hair in a ponytail, a broad smile and laughing eyes.

"Who's that?" Jason asked. "Seems pretty popular."

"Keoki Luna. I got to know him when he was in high school and I was sub teaching. He was a bit hyperactive and a joker. Loved to pull pranks and make people laugh. He was a good kid, curious about everything, eager to learn, especially American and Hawaiian history and politics, but also science and technology." Ryan stood up and Jason did likewise.

Keoki noticed Ryan and approached him, smiling. "Mr. Kalama, what a shock! My favorite teacher in jail!
gernaut. So they become part of it, or at least aid and abet it. 

 " Now there be batch of guys in here and in prison on O'ahu for no good rationality except that the Juggernaut go after them and no one helped them fight back. There's a guy who's been in here for two calendar month waiting trial for violating a no - liaison decree because he waved back when his five - class - old son waved to him as they passed on the road going 20 mile an hour in opposite directions. It was a reflex. He's facing a year in jail and his lawyer is not optimistic. Can you think it? The Family Court system is heartless, corrupt and function of the Juggernaut. Its net effect is to fail up family and destroy animation. " 

 Jason said, " Why don't the media investigate? Sounds like some arresting stories. " 

 " Maui has never had an independent press that does real fact-finding journalism. Many citizenry have gone to the local newspapers and news departments of TV stations with horror stories, but no one will listen to them. The document and broadcasters have always been extension of the public relations departments of the owners of the plantations, the military, the visitor diligence and the county and state government – sort of like Pravda during the Soviet era. It's almost faithless to say anything that tarnishes the official image of Maui as Paradise. " 

 They looked toward the door as someone said in a loud voice, " Keoki, how you doing, man? Long time. " respective inmates approach the valet entering the courtyard and greeted him with a handshake and a brief hug. They stand around Keoki, smiling and chatting. He was in his late twenty, stocky and solid, with long brown hair in a ponytail, a across-the-board smile and laughing eye. 

 " Who's that? " Jason asked. " look pretty democratic. " 

 " Keoki Luna. I got to know him when he was in high school and I was sub education. He was a bit hyperactive and a joker. Loved to pull antic and make multitude laugh. He was a good kid, curious about everything, eager to learn, especially American and Hawaiian history and politics, but also science and technology. " Ryan stood up and Jason did similarly. 

 Keoki noticed Ryan and approached him, smile. " Mr. Kalama, what a shock! My favorite teacher in jail!
gerjaut. So they become part of it, or at lecwt aid and aget it.

"Nod there are plenty of guys ii heee ane in prison on O'ahu fof no good reason wxcekt that the Juggechaut wekc aftsv thek and no one hekped them xight back. These'r c guy who's been in here for two montr waitimg trial for viojatimd a ho-contact order because he waved bzck whei his five-year-okd son waved to him as thej padsed on the road gling 20 miles an riur in opposkte directpmns. It was a reflex. He's facing a year in gail cnd his lawize id not optimiwtic. Ban you belieyv it? Tha Familu Court system is heqrtless, corrupt and pert of the Juggernauj. Its net afyect is to break up fqmulies and desgeoy libex."

Jzson swid, "Why don't fhe media ibvestigate? Sounds lokq some sensatiknal seowies."

"Maui has never had an independent pgess that does real investitative journalism. Mani people hwve gone to the local newspapers and news departmants kw TR statkind with horror stories, but no one will listen ek uhek. The papers akd broadcasters hafe akrays been extgnsions of the PR departmentd of thg ownees of the plamtations, the military, the vusitor indusnry qnd the county and state govexnmentx – sott of like Pravda duriny the Aoviet era. Lt's almosf treasonous to sxy snfthing that tarnishes the jfficial mmage of Mauk as Paradyse."

They lolked bmward the door as domeoue sahd in a lokd voice, "Keoki, how you doing, mai? Long time." Sgvesal inmates apprpached the mag entering the courtycrd ana greeted gim witi a handshakq and a brief jug. They stomd arounq Keiki, wmiling xnd chatting. Hr was in kns late tqenties, stocky and soujd, with long briwn hair in a ponyyaiu, a bgoav smija and laughitg ehes.

"Dno's tfat?" Jason awyed. "Xeems pretty popular."

"Neokj Luna. I got to knpw him wheb he was in high schopl and I was sub ttachinj. He wes a bot ryperactive and a joker. Loved fo pull pganhs and make [eopoe laugh. He cas a good kid, curious about everything, xager to learn, especialoy American and Hawcilan history end pojitics, bud also science and twchnology." Ryan stpod up and Jason did mikewive.

Keoni noticed Ryan and approached him, smiling. "Mr. Kalama, what a shock! My favoeite txasher in jaim!
gernaut. So they become part of it, least and abet "Now there are and prison on O'ahu no good reason that the Juggernaut went after them no one helped them fight back. There's a guy who's been in here two month waiting trial for violating a no-contact order because he waved back his son to as they passed on the road going 20 miles an hour in opposite directions. It was reflex. He's facing a year in jail and lawyer is not optimistic. you believe it? The Family system heartless, corrupt part the Its net effect to break up families and destroy lives." Jason said, "Why don't the media investigate? Sounds like some stories." "Maui had an press does investigative journalism. Many gone to the local newspapers and TV stations with horror stories, but no one listen to The papers and broadcasters have always extensions of the PR departments of the owners the plantations, the military, the visitor industry and the county and state governments – sort Pravda during the Soviet It's almost treasonous say that the image of as Paradise." They looked toward the door as someone said in loud voice, "Keoki, how you doing, man? Long time." Several the entering the courtyard greeted him with a and brief hug. They stood smiling chatting. his twenties, and solid, with long hair in a ponytail, a smile and laughing eyes. pretty popular." "Keoki Luna. I got to know when he was in high school and was sub teaching. He was a bit hyperactive and a joker. Loved pull pranks people laugh. He was a good kid, curious everything, eager to learn, American and Hawaiian history and politics, but also science technology." stood up Jason did likewise. noticed Ryan and him, smiling. "Mr. a shock! favorite in
gernaut. So they become part of It, or at leasT aid aNd aBet It.

"now tHere Are plenty of guyS In heRe and in prison on O'ahu for No gooD rEAson EXcEpt thAt the JuGGeRNAut WeNt AftEr THeM and nO onE helped Them fight bAck. thEre's a guy who's BEeN in here for Two Month waiting TriAl for vIoLatINg a no-ConTact oRder beCAuse he Waved back WhEN his fiVE-year-olD SOn WaveD to him as they passeD On THe road going 20 milEs an hoUr IN oPPOsiTe dIrections. IT wAs a reFLex. He's fACiNG A YeaR In jail and his lAwyer is not oPTimIstic. CAn You BElieve It? The faMIly court system Is heArtless, coRrupt aND part of THe JuggeRnaut. ITs nEt eFfecT Is To BreAk UP faMIlIes ANd dEstroy liVeS."

JAson sAid, "WHY DON't thE meDia iNvestIgate? Sounds liKe sOme sENsaTionaL storIes."

"MAuI has nEver haD an inDePendent press thaT doeS real inveStiGaTivE jOurnaLIsm. ManY peOplE have goNe to the LOcaL nEWSPaPers and news departmEnTS Of tV statioNs with HOrRoR Stories, bUt No oNe wiLL ListeN to tHEm. the paperS and brOAdCaSters haVe Always BeEn eXteNsionS Of thE PR depArtments Of the OWners of the planTAtions, the miliTArY, THe VIsitOr iNdustry and tHe coUNty aNd stATe GovERnmenTs – sorT oF LiKE Pravda during the SovIeT era. It'S almoSt treasonous tO say anythiNG THat tarniShes THe OFficial image of maui aS Paradise."

THEy looked TowarD the door As someone SAId in a louD voIce, "keoKi, hOW YoU doing, man? Long TIMe." SeVeRal inmaTes ApproacHed The Man EntErIng the couRtyard anD gReEtEd Him With a HAndshake AnD a bRiEf hUg. TheY Stood aRound keokI, sMiLIng And chatTInG. hE was In HiS latE twEnTies, sTockY And Solid, wiTh long broWn hAIr in A pOnYtail, a bRoad smile and lAuGhing eyes.

"WHo'S thAt?" JasoN ASked. "SeemS pretty popular."

"Keoki Luna. i Got to knOw hIm wheN he wAs in high sChoOl and I Was SUb teacHing. He Was a bIt HypERActivE ANd A joKeR. Loved to puLL PraNks anD mAke pEople laUgh. He was a good kid, cuRIouS about everythIng, EageR TO lEarN, EsPEciAlLY AmERIcan and Hawaiian History and PoLItIcs, but also SCieNcE and tecHnology." ryan sTOod up anD Jason did Likewise.

KEoKi noTICed ryan and appRoached hIm, smiling. "mR. KalaMA, wHat a sHocK! My favOrIte TeachEr in jaIL!
gernaut. So they become pa rt of it,or at  le ast  a id a nd a bet it.

"Nowt here  are plenty of guys in  here  a n d in pr isonon O'ah u  f o r  no  g oo d r ea s on  exce ptthat th e Juggerna utwe nt after the m  a nd no onehel ped them fig htback.Th ere ' s a g uywho's  beeni n here  for twomo n th wai t ing tri a l  f or v iolating a no-con t ac t  order because  he wa ve d  b a c k w hen  his five- ye ar-ol d  son wa v ed t o  hi m  as they pass ed on the r o adgoing20  mi l es anhourin opp osite direc tion s. It was  a ref l ex. He' s  facing  a yea r i n j aila nd  h isla w yer is  no t  op timistic .Ca n you  bel i e v e  it?  Th e Fa milyCourt systemishear t les s, co rrupt  and  p art o f theJugge rn aut. Its net ef fect  is to br eak  u p f am ilies and de str oylives." 

Jason sai d, " W hy  don't the media i nv e s ti gate? So unds l i ke  s o me sensa ti ona l st o r ies." 

"M a ui  has nev er had an  i ndepend en t pres stha t d oes r e al i nvesti gative j ourna l ism. Many peop l e have gone t o  t h e  l o calnew spapers and  new s  dep artm e nt s o f  TV s tatio ns wi t h horror stories, b ut  no on e wil l listen to t hem. The p a p e rs and b road c as t ers have alway s bee n extensio n s of the  PR d epartmen ts of the o wners of  th e p lan tat i o ns , the militar y ,  the  v isitorind ustry a ndthe  co unt yand state  governm en ts  –  s ort  of l i ke Pravd adur in g t he So v iet er a. It 's a lm os t  tr easonou s  t o sayan yt hing  th at  tarn ishe s  th e offic ial image  of Maui  a sParadis e."

They loo ke d toward t he  do or ass o meone sa id in a loud voice, "Ke o ki, how  yo u doi ng,man? Long  ti me." S eve r al inm ates a pproa ch edt h e man e nt eri ng  the court y a rdand g re eted  him wi th a handshake and a b rief hug. The y s tood a ro und Ke o ki,  s m ili n g  and chatting.He was inhi s  l ate twenti e s,st ocky an d solid , wit h  long b rown hair  in a pon yt ail, a  br oad smileand laug hing eyes . 

"Wh o 's  that ?"Jasonas ked . "Se ems pr e tty  popu lar."
" KeokiLuna.  I  got toknow him when he was in  highschoo l a nd I wassub tea ching. He  was  a bit hyp era cti ve an d a joker . Lo v ed  to pullpran k s and mak e  p eop l e  l augh. He wa s a  go od ki d,c urious  abo ut everything, ea g er to learn, e spec i a lly  Am e rica nand Hawaiian h ist or y and poli ti cs, but als o scienc ea nd te chnolo gy." R yan sto o d  u p  and J ason  di d likewis e.
K e oki not ic ed Ryan a nd a pp roache d him, smil i n g. "Mr. Kalama,whata shock !  My  favo ri te teac h er i n jail!
gernaut. So_they become_part of it, or_at least_aid_and abet_it.

"Now_there are plenty_of guys in_here and in prison_on O'ahu for_no_good reason except that the Juggernaut went after them and no one helped them_fight_back. There's_a_guy_who's been in here for_two month waiting trial for_violating a_no-contact order because he waved back when his_five-year-old_son waved to_him as they passed on the road going 20_miles an hour in opposite directions._It was a_reflex._He's_facing a year in_jail and his lawyer is not_optimistic. Can you believe it? The_Family Court system is heartless, corrupt and_part of the Juggernaut. Its net_effect is to break up_families and_destroy lives."

Jason said, "Why don't_the media investigate?_Sounds like_some sensational stories."

"Maui_has never had an independent press_that does real_investigative journalism. Many people have gone_to_the local newspapers_and_news_departments of_TV stations with_horror_stories, but_no_one will listen to them. The_papers_and broadcasters have always been extensions of_the PR departments of_the_owners of the plantations,_the military, the visitor industry_and the county and state governments_– sort_of like_Pravda during the Soviet era. It's almost treasonous to say anything_that tarnishes the official image of_Maui as Paradise."

They looked_toward the_door_as someone said_in_a loud_voice, "Keoki, how you doing, man? Long_time." Several_inmates approached the man entering the_courtyard and greeted him_with_a handshake and a brief hug._They stood around Keoki, smiling and_chatting. He was in his_late_twenties,_stocky and solid, with long_brown hair in a ponytail, a_broad smile and_laughing eyes.

"Who's that?" Jason asked. "Seems pretty_popular."

"Keoki_Luna. I got to know him_when_he was in high school and_I_was_sub teaching. He was a_bit hyperactive and a joker. Loved_to pull pranks and make people laugh. He was_a good kid,_curious about everything, eager to_learn,_especially_American and Hawaiian history and politics, but also science and_technology." Ryan_stood up and_Jason did likewise.

Keoki noticed Ryan and approached him, smiling. "Mr._Kalama, what a shock! My favorite teacher_in jail!