RT @RBReich: So let me get this straight: we can afford to spend $700 billion a year on defense, but we can’t afford to spend $350 billion…
Amy Perruso
@amyperruso · HI · H
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CoverageJan 5, 2020 to Jul 17, 2022
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The Hawaii military numbers should be made public. Its not fair to leave us in the dark about the impact of the military policy approach to this situation, because 30% of personnel live off base. https://t.co/z2weBkNllz
RT @EAducator: """And Navy, I just want to let you know -- we<U+02BB>re coming for you. You have no right to do this." -Ernie Lau, Chief engineer<U+2026>
WOW. Navy spokesperson (Victor) so INCREDIBLY defensive and aggressive at our NB meeting about @CivilBeat article on Red Hill. Inspired zero confidence.
Bill #2: "Establish a task force to evaluate the economic impact of the military�s presence in Hawai�i, including on public education funding, the state�s housing supply, land use, environmental restoration, and consumer spending."
We haven<U+2019>t done a great job recently of holding the military responsible and accountable. That will require actual, not nominal, civilian leadership. Looking to our delegation - can they be moved by this madness? https://t.co/lWLXmPXlYP
In our bill calling for analysis of military impact in Hawaii, this is EXACTLY what we want to examine- toxic masculinity at its worst. https://t.co/cmkMMdgCsg
The US military operates like a typical patriarchal protection racket in Hawaii - always on about the threats from which they are "saving" us. https://t.co/D7vEQKjOjN https://t.co/PrpdqwpjoR
Dept. of Defenses 2020 Hawaii projects remain central to U.S. Pacific strategy and the building industry is ecstatic about the rise in DOD projects. This is how our self-interest will be tied to the neoliberal project. https://t.co/a7mWMUIFHl
@ChristinaJedra The Navy has been gaslighting us for years on this issue - it<U+2019>s time to hold them accountable.