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Showing posts with label Kingdom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingdom. Show all posts
Monday, April 20, 2009
HAWAIIAN SCHOLARS TELL OBAMA
"NO AKAKA BILL"
Counterpunch - April 15, 2009
"...Our primary purpose for contacting you, Mr. President, is to solemnly inform you of our categorical opposition to the proposed legislation now before the U.S. Senate and House that is entitled The Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, which is commonly referred to as the 'Akaka Bill.'
We reject this Akaka Bill for weighty reasons. To begin with, the historical harm the United States first committed in Hawai`i in 1893 brought down, not a “Native Hawaiian Government”, but the independent Hawaiian Kingdom composed of Kanaka Maoli as well as non-Kanaka Maoli subjects....
...Consequently, the Kanaka Maoli people and other Hawaiian Kingdom heirs have, since that time, accumulated fundamental political and other claims against the United States under international law that the United States must recognize rather than hope to dispel via the enactment of this Bill.
Indeed, in our view, the passage of this Bill would constitute nothing less than a second illegal denial of our Kanaka Maoli people’s right to self-determination and the Kingdom heirs’ right to sovereignty...."
Read The Entire Letter Here
"NO AKAKA BILL"
Counterpunch - April 15, 2009
"...Our primary purpose for contacting you, Mr. President, is to solemnly inform you of our categorical opposition to the proposed legislation now before the U.S. Senate and House that is entitled The Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, which is commonly referred to as the 'Akaka Bill.'
We reject this Akaka Bill for weighty reasons. To begin with, the historical harm the United States first committed in Hawai`i in 1893 brought down, not a “Native Hawaiian Government”, but the independent Hawaiian Kingdom composed of Kanaka Maoli as well as non-Kanaka Maoli subjects....
...Consequently, the Kanaka Maoli people and other Hawaiian Kingdom heirs have, since that time, accumulated fundamental political and other claims against the United States under international law that the United States must recognize rather than hope to dispel via the enactment of this Bill.
Indeed, in our view, the passage of this Bill would constitute nothing less than a second illegal denial of our Kanaka Maoli people’s right to self-determination and the Kingdom heirs’ right to sovereignty...."
Read The Entire Letter Here
Thursday, March 26, 2009
HAWAI`I STATEHOOD VOTE - REAL OR FAKE?
I can honestly say I was disappointed and even upset that the Statehood Bill was passed.
I knew my country existed and I was a Hawai`i national.
The smug US Americans celebrated in triumph and were callous of the rights of the Hawai`i nationals.
There were no choices of independence or commonwealth but to remain a territory or become a state.
Many Hawaiians didn't vote or were barred from voting. Only US Americans could vote; including the military and their families that qualified their residency within our Kingdom.
Today we find that there was no treaty of annexation and the the statehood voting processes were unlawful. I look forward to the day the US de-occupies our nation-state of Hawai`i.
Our citizens spoke through the Ku`e Petitions against annexation as the Turpie Resolution indicated that we had a right to do.
The fake annexation and fake Statehood speaks for itself. Conditions haven't improved for us since the US invasion and its belligerent occupation.
God Bless the Kingdom of Hawai`i forever and down with the US.
David M. K. Inciong, II
Pearl City, O`ahu
I can honestly say I was disappointed and even upset that the Statehood Bill was passed.
I knew my country existed and I was a Hawai`i national.
The smug US Americans celebrated in triumph and were callous of the rights of the Hawai`i nationals.
There were no choices of independence or commonwealth but to remain a territory or become a state.
Many Hawaiians didn't vote or were barred from voting. Only US Americans could vote; including the military and their families that qualified their residency within our Kingdom.
Today we find that there was no treaty of annexation and the the statehood voting processes were unlawful. I look forward to the day the US de-occupies our nation-state of Hawai`i.
Our citizens spoke through the Ku`e Petitions against annexation as the Turpie Resolution indicated that we had a right to do.
The fake annexation and fake Statehood speaks for itself. Conditions haven't improved for us since the US invasion and its belligerent occupation.
God Bless the Kingdom of Hawai`i forever and down with the US.
David M. K. Inciong, II
Pearl City, O`ahu
Saturday, September 27, 2008
NEW RULES, TIGHTER SECURITY AT `IOLANI PALACE
Honolulu Star-Bulletin - Friday, September 26, 2008
Members of the Board of Land and Natural Resources unanimously approved new rules for `Iolani Palace State Monument.
The approval comes after two separate groups — the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the Hawaiian Kingdom Government — locked the gates and occupied the grounds in April and August, respectively.
Kippen de Alba Chu, executive director of the Friends of `Iolani Palace, said he is pleased with the changes. He said security at the palace grounds will be increased and that includes the installation of more security cameras.
The project, estimated to cost $200,000, is expected to be put out to bid in the next couple of weeks.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin - Friday, September 26, 2008
Members of the Board of Land and Natural Resources unanimously approved new rules for `Iolani Palace State Monument.
The approval comes after two separate groups — the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the Hawaiian Kingdom Government — locked the gates and occupied the grounds in April and August, respectively.
Kippen de Alba Chu, executive director of the Friends of `Iolani Palace, said he is pleased with the changes. He said security at the palace grounds will be increased and that includes the installation of more security cameras.
The project, estimated to cost $200,000, is expected to be put out to bid in the next couple of weeks.
Friday, August 29, 2008
HAWAIIANS PROTECT FAMILY LANDS
Amazing Video Shows Standoff
The County of Hawai`i, in an attempt to survey lands they believe is theirs, is stopped by native subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom in Kawa`a who say the `aina (land) belongs to their families.
A standoff ensues between the two governments, and ends peacefully, as the county elects to leave without entering the property.
Watch The Video Here
Amazing Video Shows Standoff
The County of Hawai`i, in an attempt to survey lands they believe is theirs, is stopped by native subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom in Kawa`a who say the `aina (land) belongs to their families.
A standoff ensues between the two governments, and ends peacefully, as the county elects to leave without entering the property.
Watch The Video Here
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