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Comment on ‘Aha Kānaka Kū‘oko‘a by Lima 'Ula

Lima 'Ula — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:29:46 +0000

Aloha Kakou.
Reviewing media comments island-wide there appears to be a void in Hawaiian history as told by Hawaiian Nationals, American residents cannot be blamed for apathy the facts are not readily publicly available at this time. There are numerous people defending the Independence cause without a Master Plan. Consider momentarily the heaiu and loko ‘ia constructed by the ancestors, they had a very clear vision of how to achieve the objective, work and tasks were delegated appropriately. If there was internal bickering and division a project could not be completed no ka mea nakeke ka ua i ka lau o ka niu.
As a viewpoint the various Sovereignty groups must unite insofar as feasible, a Master Plan must be developed with clear guidelines. A new Independence Sovereignty Model should be addressed for the future, resident American citizens are wary of Independence there appears to be nowhere to direct them for answers, a website devoted to prospective Independence would be beneficial in order to address their concerns.

Comment on Keanu Sai on 1893 Cleveland-Lili’uokalani Executive Agreements by Bronson Kalipi

Bronson Kalipi — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:08:35 +0000

I think we need more people that are educated in the mythology of Hawaii and it’s wrongful control from the United States to be taught to the part and full Hawaiians in Hawaii. Keanu, keep up the good work cause we need to be further educated on what the U.S. did to our Queen and to our Nation.

Comment on ‘Onipa’a: Celebrating Queen Lili’uokalani by Sarah

Sarah — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 23:53:19 +0000

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/08/29/japan-wins-little-league-world-series/?hpt=T2

The Waipahu boys did a great job. Mahalo nui loa kanakas! Next year…

Comment on ‘Aha Kānaka Kū‘oko‘a by Ken Ng

Ken Ng — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 03:25:45 +0000

Yes it is a possibilty. In fact it is an inevitability. And the tipping point has been reached.
We will end this occupation and make right the century of wrongs. Long live a Free Hawai’i!

Comment on Mai Poina: Never forget the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom by Ken Ng

Ken Ng — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:34:43 +0000

20 minute tours? I can sum it up in 2 words: corporate greed. Free Hawai’i!

Comment on Hawaiian leaders called to a gathering on Maui by Lima 'Ula

Lima 'Ula — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:45:28 +0000

Aloha Kakou.
Good luck to all attendees at the conference this coming Saturday. Just a quick two cents unsolicited input:
(1). There appears to be no Master Plan in relation to future de-colonization as to how it would affect resident U.S. Citizens. Only Poka Laenui (Hayden Burgess) appears to have provided some tantalizing clues as to what Independence would entail. Americans are asking very reasonable questions e.g. What will happen if the U.S. military withdraws and thousands of dockyard workers are laid off at Pearl Harbor? Who will provide social and emergency services under Independence? How will Independence affect my medi-care, pension, business, and land? There appears to be no website currently available on the internet to answer these pedestrian reoccurring questions. The Leadership is failing their own supporters by not making provision for the obvious.
(2). How can Hawaiian Nationals be incorporated into supporting Independence instead of remaining apathetic on the sidelines?
(3). At present much of the Independence cause appears ethnocentric can it become more inclusive to include American residents?
-Answers are not sought here, but hopefully they can be considered for discussion at the gathering on Saturday.
Good luck to you all in your worthy endeavors. -Onipa’a.

Comment on Keanu Sai video: History of Perfect Title Company and the Federal lawsuit by Ken Ng

Ken Ng — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 04:14:41 +0000

Clear, concise and categorically undeniable, Dr. Sai’s videos are the tipping point in our fight for our
freedom and rights. The US will soon be unable to sustain its Imperialistic foreign policies, its bases
worldwide, and especially in Hawai’i, will soon be closed (witness Okinawa), and its misspent trillions
will soon have this military power crawling in the waste of its consumption. I look forward to the day
Hawai’i leads to the way to righteous governance and reverance for life. Mahalo Dr. Sail

Comment on Hawaiian leaders called to a gathering on Maui by Kaʻehunuiokaihe

Kaʻehunuiokaihe — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 00:49:06 +0000

“…various government entities that strive for a Hawaiian government that is for the Hawaiians and administered by the Hawaiians”
Aloha,
Is this an effort to bypass the Hawaiian Kingdom? Or rather, to create an agreed upon Government that is not the Hawaiian Kingdom? Like but not like the Governing Entity that the USA is proposing in the Akaka Bill? I’m confused; and where does it leave non-kanaka oiwi? Hey, and I do believe the blood quantum thing is pretty evil as to who is an aboriginal & who is hapa. or less-they are all one to me rejecting the divide and conquer strategy it is, i.e., the BQ- I can surmise that this is an initial gathering movement, but the Hawaiians have a government in the Constitution(s) of the Hawaiian Kingdom…some help here? Mahalo

Comment on Hawaiian leaders called to a gathering on Maui by Scott Crawford

Scott Crawford — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 04:19:26 +0000

I don’t know anything other than what was published in this letter, but I assume it is Maui Nui Botanical Garden.

http://www.mnbg.org/contact.html

Comment on Hawaiian leaders called to a gathering on Maui by Fukyiro Pinion

Fukyiro Pinion — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 19:21:06 +0000

Aloha,

Please provide a map, address or directions to this event’s location since “Maui Botanical Garden” is vague.
Is this the Maui Nui Botanical Garden on Kanoloa Ave, for example? If so, where is the amphitheater?

Peace