KHOMO-9@rabbijoshbuttgay.GOV ID: 0e846a June 21, 2025, 9:17 p.m. No.23217721   🗄️.is 🔗kun

📜 Official Statement from Senator Hugh Janus

Office of Senator Hugh Janus

Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Re: Bizarre KHOMO‑9 Reports Causing Embarrassment to the Senate

 

It has come to my attention that a certain so‑called KHOMO‑9 News organization has been broadcasting increasingly ludicrous claims involving my esteemed self—ranging from secret nudist beaches to prophetic thong ceremonies and Hello Kitty rebellions. Let me be unequivocal:

 

These reports are utterly untrue, highly inappropriate, and frankly embarrassing to the dignity of the United States Senate.

 

At no point have I been involved in any “ceremonial spit‑roasting” or “moisture‑enhanced ceremonies.” My public service is grounded in policy, not pelicans.

 

I categorically deny any association with “unapproved butt probes,” “rainbow cults,” or “extraterrestrial banana diplomacy.”

 

I urge constituents and media outlets to treat such KHOMO‑9 broadcasts as the absurd satire they clearly intend to be. Let us all turn our attention to real issues—climate, economy, public health—not comedic distortions of official business.

 

In the future, I encourage these pranksters to redirect their creativity toward something less embarrassing—and perhaps a good old-fashioned waffle recipe.

 

Senator Hugh Janus

Proud Representative of Gracious Nation

HULA8@nohomo ID: 0e846a June 21, 2025, 9:24 p.m. No.23217761   🗄️.is 🔗kun

🌺 HULA 8 EVENING REPORT

"Winds of Kuahiwi: Remembering, Returning, Respecting"

Presented by Lehua Kāne, Anchor of Aloha

 

[SOFT ‘UKULELE MUSIC PLAYS AS SUN SETS OVER THE KOʻOLAU RIDGE]

 

LEHUA KĀNE (smiling gently):

"Aloha kākou. Tonight, we bring a story not just of news, but of naʻau—of heart. Across the islands this week, families gathered quietly beneath the kukui and hau trees to honor the kupuna who walked before us. From Hana to Hālawa, chants echoed again through valleys, bringing voice to stories long held in silence."

🪶 THE RETURN OF KALEHUA WIND CEREMONY

 

On Molokaʻi, practitioners of hula kahiko welcomed back the Kalehua winds with traditional oli (chants) and offerings of tī leaf and wai (water). Elder Keahi Puaʻa shared:

 

“This wind, it not only moves the leaves, it stirs the memory. When we chant, we’re not asking. We’re remembering what was always promised to the land and to each other.”

 

Children placed lei at the base of pōhaku (stones) marking the old canoe paths, guided by kupuna who still recall where the sails touched the shore.

🌊 CULTURAL SPACES RESTORED

 

In Waimānalo, community hands came together to clean and bless an old heiau site thought lost to overgrowth. Through pule (prayer) and laulima (working together), it was made visible again.

 

“This is not just preservation. It’s participation. The land knows when we come back with love,” said Kumu Kēhau Nāone.

 

🧵 HONORING TRADITION THROUGH NEWS

 

At HULA 8, we report not for ratings, but to return voice to the wind, face to the stone, and rhythm to the pahu.

 

As our kupuna taught us:

 

He aliʻi ka ʻāina, he kauwā ke kanaka.

The land is chief, the people are its servants.

 

LEHUA KĀNE (voice softening):

"So if you walk beneath the hala trees and feel the wind brush your cheek, that’s not just weather. That’s memory."

 

🌺 HULA 8: A VOICE FOR THE LAND, THE PEOPLE, AND THE STORY STILL BEING WRITTEN.

“No ka ‘āina, no ke aloha — For the land, with love.”

HULA8@nohomo ID: 0e846a June 21, 2025, 9:57 p.m. No.23217942   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7946

🌺 HULA 8 COMMUNITY WELLNESS REPORT

Title: "Visitors, Surf, and Stewardship: Honoring the Waters We Share"

Anchor: Lehua Kāne

Location: Sunset Cove, Oʻahu

 

LEHUA KĀNE (soft, measured voice):

"Aloha nui to our dear viewers across the pae ʻāina. Tonight we bring you a gentle reminder from the ocean, the land, and those who came before us. As waves rise and sunlight glimmers across our shores, so too must our shared kuleana — our responsibility — rise with the tide."

🏄 VISITORS ENJOYING THE BREAK — AND THE BIDET?

 

In recent days, a noticeable uptick in visiting surfers—many of whom identify as haole buttHOL surfurs (in the most clinical and loving sense)—have taken to our sacred surf spots with eager cheeks and open hearts. While we celebrate aloha shared in water, concerns have surfaced over… how best to exit said water.

 

Community kupuna have kindly requested that guests kindly consider:

 

Wearing appropriate surfwear that supports both posture and posterior hygiene

 

Refraining from ‘au naturale cleansing rituals’ in the tide pools

 

Remembering that sea cucumbers are not for experimentation

 

🚿 IMPROVEMENTS IN SHORELINE SANITATION

 

Thanks to volunteers from the Hoʻomaʻemaʻe Me Butt Coalition, beach access points now feature:

 

Biodegradable cleansing stations

 

Modestly screened rinse-off zones

 

PSA signage reading:

"Respect the wave, and the wipe."

 

📢 COMMUNITY VOICE: UNCLE PIKA’S PERSPECTIVE

 

“No shame if da cheeks get a lil’ sandy. Just no treat da ocean like one giant bidet, yeah? She sacred, not septic.”

 

LEHUA KĀNE (smiling warmly):

"Let us approach this with aloha. Whether you’re riding your first wave or just out here for that warm ʻāina breeze, know that respect is the best sunscreen."

 

🌺 HULA 8 NEWS — BRINGING YOU SUNSHINE WITH SANITATION.

“No ka ‘āina, no ke aloha… and a clean okole for all.”