Tag: Hawaii
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Why So Many SSIDs?
by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 17, 2025) — Several previous reports at The Post & Email of a California resident experiencing interference with internet access and communications over more than five years appear to be supported by videos he recently sent showing a myriad of rotating wi-fi networks, or SSIDs, in the immediate area around his…
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Citizen Reports Long-Term Surveillance, Harassment; Suspects “Law Enforcement” Involvement
by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 18, 2025) – Recently a citizen approached The Post & Email to relate a tortuous, five-year ordeal which has risen to the level of interfering with his everyday life, employment and ability to communicate over the internet. The surveillance began in 2019, the citizen recounted in an interview last week, while…
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“Kenyan-Born Obama” Article Goes Viral
SOMETIMES OLD NEWS IS NEW NEWS by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 8, 2020) — In a surprising development, nearly every P&E reader over Saturday and Sunday accessed our September 17, 2019 article titled, “AP Reads its Own Story on ‘Kenyan-Born’ Obama.” Written nearly six months ago, the column reported that on that day, a reader with…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 37
“IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT HERE, YOU CAN GO AHEAD AND LEAVE HAWAII” by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 1, 2020) — In the previous section of this story, former U.S. Army Captain Gary Mason expounded on the increasingly hostile environment in which he found himself after filing a complaint about an assault he suffered while serving…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 36
“SOMEONE GOT MAD” by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 9, 2019) — Part 35 of our series described the building tension among former U.S. Army Captain Gary Mason; his unit in Hawaii, the 8th Theater Sustainment Command; and the 130th Engineer Brigade to which he was temporarily assigned after returning in 2011 from his second deployment to…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 35
“OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND” by Sharon Rondeau (Nov. 12, 2019) — In Part 34 of this series, former U.S. Army Captain Gary Mason described the circumstances which led him to request a congressional investigation into treatment he experienced while serving as a Public Affairs officer for the 130th Engineer Brigade in Hawaii in…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 32
“I DECIDED TO GO” by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 21, 2019) — In Part 31, former U.S. Army Captain Gary Mason told of his return to Hawaii at the end of 2010 from an individual assignment to Afghanistan which was cut short due to an allergic reaction and medivac back to the U.S. Mason experienced a…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 22
“WHAT ARE THEY DOING HERE?” by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 8, 2019) — In our last segment, former U.S. Army Captain Gary Mason described a surprise assignment to South Korea and again to Japan shortly after he completed Public Affairs school in May 2010. While he expected to be leaving for the Defense Information School in…
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U.S. Army Veteran Shares Painful Experiences of Military Racism, Part 20
“IT’S NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN THAT WAY” by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 10, 2019) — This section of the military story of former Army Captain Gary Mason expounds on the dilemma he faced after members of his former combat unit, 3/4 Cav., told him upon their return from Iraq to Hawaii that pressure was placed on…











