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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (1096716)	10/31/2018 9:40:29 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578138

We have rules here, allowed by our PUC, that give HECO the power to restrict PV systems with grid tie ins. If you're really interested, move here and find out how fuc**ng corrupt our State really in. Heck, crazy Mazie Hirono rewarded our serial rapist Senator Inouye by renaming the airport after him. Can you imagine? Maybe Chicago can rename its airport the Jeffrey Dalmer International Airport.

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (1096716)	10/31/2018 11:02:05 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1578138

Moamar tried to get Africa off of paying Eurotrash corporations $500,000,000 a year for satellite phone service That's one reason why Hillary put the hit on him. it wasn't just regime change. it was a wall st. directed heist. Follow the money. then finalcall.com now zerohedge.com and At the beginning of the Libyan conflict, authorities discovered and seized roughly $67 billion of Gaddafi’s wealth hidden in bank accounts around the globe. England, France, Italy and Germany seized another $30 billion and the Obama administration found a staggering $37 billion in the United States. Investigators suspect that Gaddafi hid an additional $30 billion around the world. as for who he was: Gaddafi reacted by withdrawing from the UAR alliance and focusing on domestic reforms. By nationalizing his country's oil fields, Gaddafi became the first Arab head of state to claw back some of the profits foreign oil companies had extracted. He used the money for public works and education, and redistributed wealth among the lower classes. Libya's gross domestic product rose from around $3.5 billion in 1969 to over $20 billion by 1979. allthatsinteresting.com At the time Gaddafi took power, only 25 percent of adult Libyans could read. The Guardian of the One September Revolution (Gaddafi's official title) was determined to fix it. In just a few years, via an aggressive campaign of rural school building and educational initiatives to the Bedouins, Gaddafi managed to raise that figure to 83 percent, which still stands as one of the fastest rises in literacy in history. Nelson Mandela on Ghaddafi informationclearinghouse.info