If we as women don’t make our positions known, the men will most certainly legalize prostitution on the island. And that bastion of pedophiles the catholic church will not make a poop about it.

But let women want to have access at safe abortions and those butt rustlers will be out in force telling the dumber members of our sex that they will rot in hell if they stop producing butts to molest for the catholic church.

Anna

The bill passed 404-0 and requires the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to create an expedited system within six months for all members of the U.S. armed forces as well as their families traveling with them on official orders.

“With all the contention and political gridlock we’ve witnessed over the past several months, what’s most important is that we come together to agree where we can,” said Rep. Chip Cravaack (R. -Minn.), who authored the bill.

“In respect to our men and women in uniform and in the best interest of our national security, this bi-partisan initiative is the least we could do for our military personnel and their families traveling our nation’s airports while serving our country. I urge the Senate
to quickly take action,” Cravaack said.

The new protocols include screening guidelines for military uniforms and combat boots, with the goal to reduce wait times and other inconveniences.

The need for new procedures first came to light several years ago when 200 Marines and soldiers were detained at the Oakland International Airport and denied access to the passenger terminal during a layover from Iraq to the troops’ home base in Hawaii.

Although that layover on Sept. 27, 2007, was intended as the final stop for fuel and food, the troops were actually denied access to the airport for food and the indoor bathroom facilities.

Members of the armed forces and their families comprise a low-risk population that is ideally suited for an expedited security screening process, Cravaack said. The U.S. Travel Association also endorses the bill.

Rep. Peter King (R. –N.Y.), chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said that expediting the screening of military members would enable TSA screeners to focus on higher-risk travelers.

“Not only would such screening make official travel easier for the men and women serving our country, it would be an important move toward a more risk-based approach to aviation security – something I have long advocated,” King said.

Click here to read more about the legislation.

—Audrey Hudson

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Guam soldier dies in Afghanistan

Posted: Nov 13, 2011 2:54 PM PST
Updated: Nov 13, 2011 2:54 PM PST

by Sabrina Salas Matanane

Guam – KUAM News has confirmed an Army Soldier originally from Guam died while serving in Afghanistan. According to family members Calvin Pereda grew up in Guam but relocated off island with his family.

He graduated high school off island and joined the Army. His family will be returning to Guam for his rosary and funeral.

They are from the village of Yigo.
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Hafa Adai

Anna

The present legislation being considered my mostly men on Guam is a typical example. Rather than making an effort to stop prostitution, they are considering making it legal.
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Should prostitution be legalized on Guam?

Posted: Nov 30, 2011 9:59 PM PST
Updated: Dec 01, 2011 12:24 AM PST
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Leaders debate possibly legalizing prostitution
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by Nick Delgado

Guam – Legalizing prostitution in Guam is an idea brought to the table during a public hearing this morning on legislation aiming to regulate legitimate massage therapy businesses.

It’s no secret it’s been happening locally for years, and according to Public Health director Jim Gillan, it’s up to the Legislature to do something about it.

Gillan said, “I’m just saying recognize what’s going on what do you want to do about it? if nothing then let’s just pretend it’s not there.”

Senator Aline Yamashita then noted, “I don’t think we’re going to pretend I think we’re really going to look at the issue.”

Although Bill 351 aims to separate and regulate the legitimate businesses where massage therapy is practiced – Gillan believes that the legislation isn’t going to resolve the illicit activity in so-called massage parlors.

Senator Tom Ada said, “We’ve all been tiptoeing around like eggshells here that really while on the one hand I guess we’re trying to regulate the legit, but I guess we’re really all concerned about the questionable sexual activities, prostitution right?

“And you Mr. Gillan, you indicated that question needs to be addressed by the people on this side of the table.

And are you suggesting then that maybe the issue we should be looking at is that should legalize proposition so that then the government can go in an regulate that industry.

It’s interesting to point out that although prostitution is illegal in Guam, when applying for a health certificate for massage therapy there’s two separate applications: one that requires an STD test, and the other that doesn’t.

Public Health Environmental Division Administrator Tom Nadeau says the reason being is because of outcry from legitimate massage therapists who felt they shouldn’t have to take an STD test.

Nadeau made those comments about the applications after a question from Senator Tony Ada, who recommended all applicants take an std test.

In 2009 KUAM News conducted a hidden camera investigation, revealing what really happens inside several so-called massage parlors. Our cameras uncovered sex for sale.

For the time being, the public has ten days to submit testimony on the legislation to the Legislature.
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Guam is not a place to make prostitution legal because it is in the middle of an environment that places little value on the female life. Females of all ages are only pieces of meat to be bartered for their potential sexual pleasure to men.

Legalizing prostitution under those circumstances would simply encourage the sexual exploitation of women by providing a safe haven for the men who sell the end product in their “massage” parlors.

The men in our legislature are eying the potential profit for Guam’s coffers if they tax the crime. They see the influx of 5,000 marines as a potential gold mine. So their greed would turn Guam into the kind of cesspool for Guam white men did to the Philippines.

Women of Guam should not allow their men to follow the white man’s example and turn Guam into one big brothel for their sexual pleasure.

Hafa Adai

Anna