This blog is about Hawaii's status as an independent country under prolonged illegal occupation by the United States, and the history, culture, law & politics of the islands.
By Scott Crawford, Hana, Maui
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Report from The Hawaii Independent:
Editor’s note: As one of the 154 kānaka maoli who agreed to participate in the state-sponsored, Naʻi Aupuni-initiated Native Hawaiian ʻAha, Kaʻiulani Milham had a front row seat at the month-long proceedings. What follows is the first installment of a multi-part, first-hand account that highlights various and consistent affronts to […]
Some videos for your edification and enjoyment…
This video helps to explain the overall situation in regard to Hawaiian National Sovereignty and what Bumpy Kanahele is doing to assist in the integral education process and background of Hawaiian issues.
https://www.facebook.com/piphd/videos/10153634831788073
Bumpy Kanahele says that, “I can not stay with this Aha any longer. It […]
From Prof. Williamson Chang’s Facebook page
The Maunawili Declaration No. 1
Williamson Chang and the International Committee
The Maunawili I Declaration: The United States has permanently Occupied the dominion of the Kingdom of Hawaii in violation of International and United States Law
We, the undersigned declare the following:
“The Kingdom of Hawaii,” is the name […]
From the Star-Advertiser
Native Hawaiian convention adopts constitution By Timothy Hurley February 26, 2016
The Native Hawaiian constitutional convention this afternoon adopted a governing document that will go out to a vote for ratification.
The constitution, approved by an 88 to 30 vote with one abstention, apparently allows room for federal recognition by […]
Chad Blair reports in Honolulu Civil Beat:
The Other Aha: Hawaiian Independence Backers Make Their Case
Aha Aloha Aina 2016 rejects the Nai Aupuni process for self-governance and insists on pushing for “real” independence.
Walter Ritte beamed as he flashed a shaka to the kupuna in the front row of Hale A‘o Hawaiian […]
Prof. Williamson Chang posted the following on his Facebook page:
Independence caucus at the Aha
The Caucus appointed me to draft two resolutions. The first declaration is still in draft and not for the public. I have decided that the second declaration should be sent to all outside the ‘Aha in light of the protests […]
Free Hawaii TV reports that 60% of remaining delegates are pro-independence, and the constitution being drafted supports independence.
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