Samoan prison gang in Hawaii - USO- target of FBI investigation

The Uso cartel isnt only in Hawaii its in prisons all over California as well. The Uso's stronghold in Cali is San Quentin Penitentiary. In Cali the Uso cartel consists of Samoans, Tongans and any other Polynesian.

Tongans in prison under the protection of the USO gang...

i guess the fijian are just making money and playing golf anyone wanna come join this sweet game.

It's sad but true a lot of Tongan went in they all came out with uso fam or uso tat on their bodies only to stay safe in Hawaii prison the gang is run by a family of brothers that all live in there.

ONCE upon a time the USO FAMILY was running halawa prison, But if you ask anybody in halawa prison WHO is running it now, you"ll have a different answer.

Yea thats the one my uso's in order to survive in there we got to stay together' let the world know who truly is the superior polynesian race''SAMOA MO SAMOA'' CHOOOOOHU''

Tavete Telea wrote:

Yea thats the one my uso's in order to survive in there we got to stay together' let the world know who truly is the superior polynesian race''SAMOA MO SAMOA'' CHOOOOOHU''

This is not something to be proud of....less than one percent of the general population....75% of inmate polulation. Something is wrong with this picture...either the police force is targeting the poly's or the poly's are commiting most of the crime. Or the judge....u know what i mean...

Please leave me in peace I surrender:)

shaunnakamura wrote:

Please leave me in peace I surrender:)

lol too funny!

Yo Samoans can get bloody shot cuz! BLACK PRIDE TO DA DETH CUZZ!

Tyrone CRIPS420 wrote:

Yo Samoans can get bloody shot cuz! BLACK PRIDE TO DA DETH CUZZ!

????....WTF??? "bloody Shot".....are u some european gangster or r u frontin to imitating one? Very poor attempt.Lol

Tyrone CRIPS420 wrote:

Yo Samoans can get bloody shot cuz! BLACK PRIDE TO DA DETH CUZZ!

Please speak English. I can't understand your gibberish.

Tyrone CRIPS420 wrote:

Yo Samoans can get bloody shot cuz! BLACK PRIDE TO DA DETH CUZZ!

Paraphrasing a famous quote: "God created the monkey because He was getting upset with some of the humans."

This gangster-wanna-be from Oakland is one of those examples... LOL It's best to take your black-ass (I mean pride) back to school or find a job!

Wannabe gansters stand on your own two feet , get a job make your parents proud not ashamed , carry a book not a gun , burn those bandana's , u shame all samoans , you all are not tough , u make me laugh, you carry a gun cause u afraid make war upon others, go join the army if your trigger happy, you bring grief and heartache for your family, you make me sick!!!!!!! if any my nephews,sons,cousins i no wanna be a gangster i will kapoki him, a man stands on his on two feet and does not chase the bone, does not get influenced by other idiots or act the hero infront of his boys, educate yourself and bring your kids up right , turn away from the so called gang life , aint nothing cool about jail just DUMB!!!!!!

Tavete Telea wrote:

Yea thats the one my uso's in order to survive in there we got to stay together' let the world know who truly is the superior polynesian race''SAMOA MO SAMOA'' CHOOOOOHU''

You know what child When someone like you for example, comes on here and says he is samoan(maybe you really arent) and talks nonsense about letting the world know about polynesian racial superiority,it sure is telling of how small minded, you really are...stop dragging the samoan identity in the muck and mire of your IGNORANCE.
Relos in prison isn't something to be proud about either.

Howz about surviving out here in the Real world? Huh?
THAT little jungle in prison is nothing compared to the expansive JUNGLE out here in the world of the Living. So please stop talking shiet sense. It only makes you look highly uneducated.

Well said Elektra Blue.

An old man once told me. If you wanna prove how tough you really are young man, serve your parents until they both pass away. If you should have a family of your own, help raise your off spring with your wife/partner until they have all grown up and have families of their own. Be prepared to look after & train your grandchildren, how to think, how to serve, how to interact diplomatically with others, and foster their own individuality at the same time, so should they ever stray and get in trouble...sit him/her down and have this same conversation.

Great point made there LtbR.
It is always essential to reflect upon our upbringing, regardless of ethnicity. The Home and family, per se...Parents, is/are the child's first Classroom and Teacher(s). Teaching their children about LIFE. Love,Honor,Respect,Responsibil ity,Sacrifice..making effective choices and decisions, character building, et cetera,.the whole gamut in preparation for what lies ahead. The customs,belief and value system..that is imparted,shared, reinforced and continuously demonstrated by word and action.

Usually, when a child is unruly, a troublemaker, violent and so forth,the first people to be caught and thrown mercilessly in front of the firing line, is usually the parents. Sometimes it is often not fair because, some parents may do all they can and to the best of their ability...yet when it comes down to making those final choices...it becomes an individual one.

But there are also some parents who allow too much individuality of expression and being..that it becomes a double edged sword, when the child becomes rebellious, disrespectful and non-compliant, but walks all over them. There is always a fine line between the Individuality mindset as opposed to the Whole..Family or Group context.

The relation of this to the above topic thread and to your insightful post on family values?

There is only so much a Family...Parents can do...given that they have given it their all to raise that child/individual properly....infused with grounded family values. The ultimate decision(s) usually lie with that individual. Those unfortunate individuals in jail made poor choices, poor judgen=ment calls and that is why they are there.

In essence as parents...never stop teaching and guiding our children. Just because society states that when a child attains the age of 18, does not mean that we relinquish our duties and rights as parents. Parenting is a duty borne out of love...It is a lifelong duty that Parents carry until it is their time to move on...and leave this world. This also applies to children and their duty to the family...Parents. The way the society we live in puts it,...makes parenting, child rearing and a child/individual's responsibility to family,makes it out as a burden of inconvinience.

All in all, when all is said and done...the true legacy and wealth that any parent can leave for their children is not material in nature.
It is the hard earned and hard won lessons in Life, that they have learned...lessons of survival..the customs, traditions, beliefs and value systems regarding self and others in the social context.
Lessons,Knowledge and Wisdom gained to live by...and stand on their own...and impart upon their own children.

Taupoimasina wrote:

Great point made there LtbR.
It is always essential to reflect upon our upbringing, regardless of ethnicity. The Home and family, per se...Parents, is/are the child's first Classroom and Teacher(s). Teaching their children about LIFE. Love,Honor,Respect,Responsibil ity,Sacrifice..making effective choices and decisions, character building, et cetera,.the whole gamut in preparation for what lies ahead. The customs,belief and value system..that is imparted,shared, reinforced and continuously demonstrated by word and action.
Usually, when a child is unruly, a troublemaker, violent and so forth,the first people to be caught and thrown mercilessly in front of the firing line, is usually the parents. Sometimes it is often not fair because, some parents may do all they can and to the best of their ability...yet when it comes down to making those final choices...it becomes an individual one.
But there are also some parents who allow too much individuality of expression and being..that it becomes a double edged sword, when the child becomes rebellious, disrespectful and non-compliant, but walks all over them. There is always a fine line between the Individuality mindset as opposed to the Whole..Family or Group context.
The relation of this to the above topic thread and to your insightful post on family values?
There is only so much a Family...Parents can do...given that they have given it their all to raise that child/individual properly....infused with grounded family values. The ultimate decision(s) usually lie with that individual. Those unfortunate individuals in jail made poor choices, poor judgen=ment calls and that is why they are there.
In essence as parents...never stop teaching and guiding our children. Just because society states that when a child attains the age of 18, does not mean that we relinquish our duties and rights as parents. Parenting is a duty borne out of love...It is a lifelong duty that Parents carry until it is their time to move on...and leave this world. This also applies to children and their duty to the family...Parents. The way the society we live in puts it,...makes parenting, child rearing and a child/individual's responsibility to family,makes it out as a burden of inconvinience.
All in all, when all is said and done...the true legacy and wealth that any parent can leave for their children is not material in nature.
It is the hard earned and hard won lessons in Life, that they have learned...lessons of survival..the customs, traditions, beliefs and value systems regarding self and others in the social context.
Lessons,Knowledge and Wisdom gained to live by...and stand on their own...and impart upon their own children.

And that's why I have a lot of respect for you. We don't see eye to eye on some things (you know what I mean)....:), but when you have something to say people listen. If that's not a gift I don't know what is.

Fa'afetai o lau pule lea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...