Showing posts with label Michelle Kauhane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michelle Kauhane. Show all posts
Thursday, December 14, 2017
HAWAI`I CON-CON - A FIELD DAY FOR SPECIAL INTERESTS LIKE HAWAIIAN TRIBE PROPONENT ROBIN DANNER & THE CNHA
State Sen. Les Ihara, a Democratic state senator, was a delegate to the 1978 Constitutional Convention.
The ’78 Con Con, as it’s called, is perhaps best known for establishing the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.
But it also set term limits for governor and lieutenant governor, required an annual balanced budget, recognized Hawaiian as an official state language, formally adopted the state motto, incorporated a right to privacy in the state bill of rights, included the waters surrounding the Hawaii islands as part of the state’s boundaries and established the Judicial Selection Commission, Council on Revenues and Tax Review Commission....
On Nov. 6, Hawaii voters will have the chance to call for a con con, which would allow citizens to amend the state Constitution without going through the Legislature.
Many Hawaii voters are likely not aware of the constitutional convention question, which goes on the ballot every 10 years. But holding a con con can be consequential....
Lee cited sources that argued public interest groups supported a convention because it was “a healthy and democratic device to review basic government organization and procedures.”
But Lee also noted that special interest groups supported a con con in order to have “yet another opportunity to write their platforms into the Constitution.”
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
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"ROBIN DANNERʻS SECRET BLUEPRINT"
We Have Some New & Disturbing Information About Robin Dannerʻs Latest Plans.
Incredibly Sheʻs Still Trying To Force A Fake Tribal Nation On Hawaiians.
Whatʻs Her Plan To Do It This Time?
Watch This As We Reveal Her Latest Scheme & How You Can Help Stop It.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"ROBIN DANNERʻS SECRET BLUEPRINT"
We Have Some New & Disturbing Information About Robin Dannerʻs Latest Plans.
Incredibly Sheʻs Still Trying To Force A Fake Tribal Nation On Hawaiians.
Whatʻs Her Plan To Do It This Time?
Watch This As We Reveal Her Latest Scheme & How You Can Help Stop It.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
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"WHATʻS THEIR HIDDEN AGENDA?"
Theyʻre Hoping Youʻll Confuse Them With Someone Else.
Theyʻre Also Hoping Youʻll Attend Their Workshop & Not See The Hidden Agenda.
Theyʻll Tell You Theyʻre Here To Help But Their Generosity Is Fake.
Watch This To Discover Who They Are & What Theyʻre Really Up To.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"WHATʻS THEIR HIDDEN AGENDA?"
Theyʻre Hoping Youʻll Confuse Them With Someone Else.
Theyʻre Also Hoping Youʻll Attend Their Workshop & Not See The Hidden Agenda.
Theyʻll Tell You Theyʻre Here To Help But Their Generosity Is Fake.
Watch This To Discover Who They Are & What Theyʻre Really Up To.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
ALERT - ATTEND OHAʻS MEETING TOMORROW & TELL THEM NO HAWAI`I CHARTER SCHOOL FUNDS FOR THE CNHA
Go HERE To Fill Out The Online Letter
Go HERE To Fill Out The Online Letter
Friday, September 22, 2017
HELP STOP THE GIVEAWAY OF HAWAIIAN CHARTER SCHOOL FUNDS TO THE CNHA
Click HERE To Fill Out A Short Form Letter To OPPOSE OHAʻs Shameful Giving Of $1.5 Million Of Hawaiian Charter School Monies To The Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement.
Parent Of A Student At A Hawaiian Charter School?
Click HERE To Fill Out A Short Form Letter To OPPOSE OHAʻs Shameful Giving Of $1.5 Million Of Hawaiian Charter School Monies To The Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement.
Thursday, April 13, 2017
SEEN YESTERDAYʻS FREE HAWAI`I TV?
Hereʻs The Documentation -
Robin Danner / OHA BUDGET
From: Mililani Trask
Date: April 12, 2017 at 9:22:57 PM CDT
To: Nola Ota, OHA Records Specialist
Subject: Fwd: Your request for information
Mahalo Nola,
I have forwarded all to the FBI and attorneys. I will send this along as well.
OHA has again failed to implement the law in Chapter 10 and the use of the budget spreadsheet prepared by Robin Danner indicates that non-OHA employees have accessed State fiscal documents and created fiscal assessments for their own purposes.
OHA has transferred millions to Danner & the State created Kanaiolowalu group without any accounting.
I anticipate that the new OHA spreadsheets include significant funds for Danner & other special political initiatives that do not further the interests of the OHA Trust or its beneficiaries.
I have received written verification from several beneficiary groups who were not included in the Danner distribution list limited to SCHHA that they wee not given the Danner spreadsheets and did not even know of their existence.
Mililani B. Trask
Hereʻs The Documentation -
Robin Danner / OHA BUDGET
From: Mililani Trask
Date: April 12, 2017 at 9:22:57 PM CDT
To: Nola Ota, OHA Records Specialist
Subject: Fwd: Your request for information
Mahalo Nola,
I have forwarded all to the FBI and attorneys. I will send this along as well.
OHA has again failed to implement the law in Chapter 10 and the use of the budget spreadsheet prepared by Robin Danner indicates that non-OHA employees have accessed State fiscal documents and created fiscal assessments for their own purposes.
OHA has transferred millions to Danner & the State created Kanaiolowalu group without any accounting.
I anticipate that the new OHA spreadsheets include significant funds for Danner & other special political initiatives that do not further the interests of the OHA Trust or its beneficiaries.
I have received written verification from several beneficiary groups who were not included in the Danner distribution list limited to SCHHA that they wee not given the Danner spreadsheets and did not even know of their existence.
Mililani B. Trask
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
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"WHO GOT THEIR HANDS ON YOUR MONEY BEFORE YOU DID?"
Who Snuck In The Back Door & Got A Secret Head Start Writing The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs New Budget?
Why Would They Want To Help OHA With Their New Budget Anyway?
Were They Trying To Get Their Hands On Your Beneficiary Funds?
Watch This To See Who It Was & What OHA Did To Shaft You Once It Was Discovered.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
"WHO GOT THEIR HANDS ON YOUR MONEY BEFORE YOU DID?"
Who Snuck In The Back Door & Got A Secret Head Start Writing The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs New Budget?
Why Would They Want To Help OHA With Their New Budget Anyway?
Were They Trying To Get Their Hands On Your Beneficiary Funds?
Watch This To See Who It Was & What OHA Did To Shaft You Once It Was Discovered.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Wednesday, April 05, 2017
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"WHOʻS HIDING BEHIND HOMES FOR HAWAIIANS?"
Itʻs No Secret The Department Of Hawaiian Homelands Still Has A Long List Of Hawaiians Waiting For Land.
Now Thereʻs Another Entity Which Claims It Can Do A Much Better Job.
But Wait Until You Hear Whoʻs Behind This Arrogant Claim.
Watch This To Find Out Who It Is & Why Itʻs Nothing More Than A Grab For Money & Power.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
"WHOʻS HIDING BEHIND HOMES FOR HAWAIIANS?"
Itʻs No Secret The Department Of Hawaiian Homelands Still Has A Long List Of Hawaiians Waiting For Land.
Now Thereʻs Another Entity Which Claims It Can Do A Much Better Job.
But Wait Until You Hear Whoʻs Behind This Arrogant Claim.
Watch This To Find Out Who It Is & Why Itʻs Nothing More Than A Grab For Money & Power.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Saturday, December 17, 2016
HEWA HUI STRIKES AGAIN
The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs (AHCC) Board of Directors, headed by recently re-elected AHCC president and US federal recognition proponent Annell Amaral has announced they are forming a partnership with both the Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) and the Sovereign Council Of The Hawaiian Home Lands Assembly (SCHHA) to further the process of turning Kanaka Maoli into a US Indian tribe. AHCC leadership has voted to commit AHCC funding to further this process.
This is an outrage for for two reasons -
First, no one in the Hawaiian Civic Club membership was consulted ahead of time.
Second, during the recent AHCC convention, a resolution was passed by Hawaiian Civic Club delegates from the convention floor recognizing the Hawaiian Kingdom as still existing.
If you are a Hawaiian Civic Club member, we encourage you to ask these questions -
Who authorized the AHCC BOD to form this partnership?
Were you consulted in this move ahead of time?
Did you participate in this decision?
Who does the AHCC BOD actually represent other than themselves?
Why would the AHCC BOD so blatantly disregard the voice of Hawaiian Civic Club members who have already clearly spoken on the continued existence of the Hawaiian Kingdom?
WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO VOICE YOUR OUTRAGE AT THEIR PLAN TODAY.
Tell them they don't speak for you either as a Hawaiian Civic Club member, Hawaiian Homesteader, Hawaiian Kingdom National or Kanaka Maoli.
Tell them this is a contradiction of what Hawaiian Civic Club members have already decided.
Tell them you are outraged at a few making decisions for everyone and are opposed to their blatant disregard the will of the people.
Email them at aloha@aohcc.org
The Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs (AHCC) Board of Directors, headed by recently re-elected AHCC president and US federal recognition proponent Annell Amaral has announced they are forming a partnership with both the Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) and the Sovereign Council Of The Hawaiian Home Lands Assembly (SCHHA) to further the process of turning Kanaka Maoli into a US Indian tribe. AHCC leadership has voted to commit AHCC funding to further this process.
This is an outrage for for two reasons -
First, no one in the Hawaiian Civic Club membership was consulted ahead of time.
Second, during the recent AHCC convention, a resolution was passed by Hawaiian Civic Club delegates from the convention floor recognizing the Hawaiian Kingdom as still existing.
If you are a Hawaiian Civic Club member, we encourage you to ask these questions -
Who authorized the AHCC BOD to form this partnership?
Were you consulted in this move ahead of time?
Did you participate in this decision?
Who does the AHCC BOD actually represent other than themselves?
Why would the AHCC BOD so blatantly disregard the voice of Hawaiian Civic Club members who have already clearly spoken on the continued existence of the Hawaiian Kingdom?
WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO VOICE YOUR OUTRAGE AT THEIR PLAN TODAY.
Tell them they don't speak for you either as a Hawaiian Civic Club member, Hawaiian Homesteader, Hawaiian Kingdom National or Kanaka Maoli.
Tell them this is a contradiction of what Hawaiian Civic Club members have already decided.
Tell them you are outraged at a few making decisions for everyone and are opposed to their blatant disregard the will of the people.
Email them at aloha@aohcc.org
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
STILL NOT GIVING UP ON FED WRECK
Honolulu-Star Advertiser - December 5, 2016 - By Tim Hurley
A campaign to bring about a ratification vote for the draft Native Hawaiian constitution has received a boost with a pledge of support from an association of more than 100 Native Hawaiian organizations.
The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement and its Policy Center leadership are planning to launch a campaign to educate the community about the constitution and join efforts to raise private capital dedicated to holding a ratification vote.
Former Gov. John Waihee described the announcement as good news. He said $265,000 has already been raised by the group that convened following the Na‘i Aupuni Aha, or constitutional convention, in February.
“Our hope is to hold the ratification vote in 2017, but that, of course, is contingent on our raising sufficient funds,” Waihee said.
The constitution, approved by an 88-30 vote at the Royal Hawaiian Golf Course in Maunawili, describes a government led by executive, legislative and judicial branches and representing only descendants of the indigenous people who lived in the islands before 1778, or Western contact.
Na‘i Aupuni, the organization set up by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and underwritten by OHA trust funds, was originally supposed to pay for the ratification vote.
But the nonprofit bowed out shortly after the convention, saying it would be better to raise private funds going forward to avoid the same potentially lengthy legal challenge it faced when the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii and other groups accused it of using public funds for a racially exclusive election.
A group of aha participants soon joined up with Waihee to map out a pathway to ratification. The plan called for raising $2 million to educate Native Hawaiians about the new constitution, register new voters and stage a ratification vote.
Under the plan, a second election would be held if the constitution is ratified, allowing the new nation to select its officers, including a president, vice president and 43 members of a unicameral legislature.
The U.S. Department of the Interior, meanwhile, published a regulation allowing a Native Hawaiian nation to apply for formal recognition by the United States. The move by the Obama administration offered a path to the nation-within-a-nation status that was blocked by Republicans in Congress for years.
But then Republican Donald Trump was elected, spreading a cloud of uncertainty over the process. Many are wondering whether the new president will find a way to overturn the regulation. If not, will he reject an application once submitted? Does he even care?
Michelle Kauhane, Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement president and CEO, said her organization decided to step up its support of the ratification vote campaign, in part to counter what she called a widespread misconception that Trump will upend the law.
Kauhane said some folks are under the impression that the rule was created through executive order and is therefore easily rescinded by the president.
But that’s not true, she said, because the Part 50 rule was instituted through the notice-and-comment rule-making process, making it a fully codified regulation that would take as much effort to reverse as it took to create, including public hearings.
CNHA Policy Center Chairwoman Robin Puanani Danner said she intentionally avoided asking the president for an executive order because administrations change and executive orders are too easy to undo.
“Think of all of the federal regulations on the books, and if it were easy, administrations would be stripping federal regulations left and right every four or eight years,” said Danner, also chairwoman of the Sovereign Councils of the Hawaiian Homelands Assembly.
But Ilya Shapiro, a member of the Grassroot Institute Board of Scholars, urged the Trump administration to act immediately to rescind the rule.
Writing last week in the National Review, Shapiro, a senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington, D.C., also urged Congress to reject it through the use of the Congressional Review Act, a law enacted in 1996 that allows the reversal of a rule issued in a previous session of Congress.
The act has been used only once in 2001, to reverse President Bill Clinton’s final rule on ergonomics, but the law might find new life once Trump takes office because the White House, Senate and House will be controlled by the same party.
Kauhane, who was an aha participant who voted in favor of the constitution, said the document deserves an up-or-down vote by the Native Hawaiian people.
“Is it perfect? No,” she said. “But I really believe it was the best work accomplished by a diverse group of Native Hawaiians working together during that time.”
Kauhane said CNHA spent the past three years helping to push the federal government rule-making process, and that now that it’s finalized it’s time to focus on educating the community about the draft Native Hawaii constitution.
CNHA is expected to organize six or seven symposiums across the state and on the mainland describing the content of the constitution and its implications for Native Hawaiians.
“For the next year our priority is getting information out into the community,” Kauhane said. “With federal recognition embedded in the Code of Federal Regulations, it will be up to future leaders over the next decade to pursue or leave on the table.”
Former Gov. Waihee said the money raised so far has come from 141 individuals and organizations and is being held by the Tides Foundation’s Aloha Lahui Collective Action Fund.
The campaign’s alohalahui website asks Hawaiians to help raise a nation by offering a donation, while its sister Hawaiiannation.com website describes the nation-building process and includes a copy of the constitution.
Meanwhile, the ‘Aha Aloha ‘Aina, a coalition of more than 40 Hawaiian organizations and businesses, has been holding a series of community meetings condemning the Native Hawaiian constitution.
Coalition leaders claim the constitution is part of a state-controlled and predetermined effort to reduce the Native Hawaiian people into an Indian tribe and to block any path toward independence. In the process, the leaders fear, the state would seize nearly 2 million acres of Hawaiian crown lands, or ceded lands.
More than 2,000 people reportedly have attended the informational meetings across Hawaii and on the mainland, during which attendees have been encouraged to back out of their Native Hawaiian voter registration or, at the least, vote no in the ratification election.
Honolulu-Star Advertiser - December 5, 2016 - By Tim Hurley
A campaign to bring about a ratification vote for the draft Native Hawaiian constitution has received a boost with a pledge of support from an association of more than 100 Native Hawaiian organizations.
The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement and its Policy Center leadership are planning to launch a campaign to educate the community about the constitution and join efforts to raise private capital dedicated to holding a ratification vote.
Former Gov. John Waihee described the announcement as good news. He said $265,000 has already been raised by the group that convened following the Na‘i Aupuni Aha, or constitutional convention, in February.
“Our hope is to hold the ratification vote in 2017, but that, of course, is contingent on our raising sufficient funds,” Waihee said.
The constitution, approved by an 88-30 vote at the Royal Hawaiian Golf Course in Maunawili, describes a government led by executive, legislative and judicial branches and representing only descendants of the indigenous people who lived in the islands before 1778, or Western contact.
Na‘i Aupuni, the organization set up by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and underwritten by OHA trust funds, was originally supposed to pay for the ratification vote.
But the nonprofit bowed out shortly after the convention, saying it would be better to raise private funds going forward to avoid the same potentially lengthy legal challenge it faced when the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii and other groups accused it of using public funds for a racially exclusive election.
A group of aha participants soon joined up with Waihee to map out a pathway to ratification. The plan called for raising $2 million to educate Native Hawaiians about the new constitution, register new voters and stage a ratification vote.
Under the plan, a second election would be held if the constitution is ratified, allowing the new nation to select its officers, including a president, vice president and 43 members of a unicameral legislature.
The U.S. Department of the Interior, meanwhile, published a regulation allowing a Native Hawaiian nation to apply for formal recognition by the United States. The move by the Obama administration offered a path to the nation-within-a-nation status that was blocked by Republicans in Congress for years.
But then Republican Donald Trump was elected, spreading a cloud of uncertainty over the process. Many are wondering whether the new president will find a way to overturn the regulation. If not, will he reject an application once submitted? Does he even care?
Michelle Kauhane, Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement president and CEO, said her organization decided to step up its support of the ratification vote campaign, in part to counter what she called a widespread misconception that Trump will upend the law.
Kauhane said some folks are under the impression that the rule was created through executive order and is therefore easily rescinded by the president.
But that’s not true, she said, because the Part 50 rule was instituted through the notice-and-comment rule-making process, making it a fully codified regulation that would take as much effort to reverse as it took to create, including public hearings.
CNHA Policy Center Chairwoman Robin Puanani Danner said she intentionally avoided asking the president for an executive order because administrations change and executive orders are too easy to undo.
“Think of all of the federal regulations on the books, and if it were easy, administrations would be stripping federal regulations left and right every four or eight years,” said Danner, also chairwoman of the Sovereign Councils of the Hawaiian Homelands Assembly.
But Ilya Shapiro, a member of the Grassroot Institute Board of Scholars, urged the Trump administration to act immediately to rescind the rule.
Writing last week in the National Review, Shapiro, a senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington, D.C., also urged Congress to reject it through the use of the Congressional Review Act, a law enacted in 1996 that allows the reversal of a rule issued in a previous session of Congress.
The act has been used only once in 2001, to reverse President Bill Clinton’s final rule on ergonomics, but the law might find new life once Trump takes office because the White House, Senate and House will be controlled by the same party.
Kauhane, who was an aha participant who voted in favor of the constitution, said the document deserves an up-or-down vote by the Native Hawaiian people.
“Is it perfect? No,” she said. “But I really believe it was the best work accomplished by a diverse group of Native Hawaiians working together during that time.”
Kauhane said CNHA spent the past three years helping to push the federal government rule-making process, and that now that it’s finalized it’s time to focus on educating the community about the draft Native Hawaii constitution.
CNHA is expected to organize six or seven symposiums across the state and on the mainland describing the content of the constitution and its implications for Native Hawaiians.
“For the next year our priority is getting information out into the community,” Kauhane said. “With federal recognition embedded in the Code of Federal Regulations, it will be up to future leaders over the next decade to pursue or leave on the table.”
Former Gov. Waihee said the money raised so far has come from 141 individuals and organizations and is being held by the Tides Foundation’s Aloha Lahui Collective Action Fund.
The campaign’s alohalahui website asks Hawaiians to help raise a nation by offering a donation, while its sister Hawaiiannation.com website describes the nation-building process and includes a copy of the constitution.
Meanwhile, the ‘Aha Aloha ‘Aina, a coalition of more than 40 Hawaiian organizations and businesses, has been holding a series of community meetings condemning the Native Hawaiian constitution.
Coalition leaders claim the constitution is part of a state-controlled and predetermined effort to reduce the Native Hawaiian people into an Indian tribe and to block any path toward independence. In the process, the leaders fear, the state would seize nearly 2 million acres of Hawaiian crown lands, or ceded lands.
More than 2,000 people reportedly have attended the informational meetings across Hawaii and on the mainland, during which attendees have been encouraged to back out of their Native Hawaiian voter registration or, at the least, vote no in the ratification election.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
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"DOI FINAL RULING - IS FED WRECK ON THE WAY?"
The DOI Has Now Issued Their Final Ruling On Hawaiian Home Lands.
What Did The DOI Decide & Who Does It Affect?
Does It Finally Mean Federal Recognition For Hawaiians?
Watch Our Report As We Explain What It Is, Who The Winners Are & Whoʻs Left Out Once Again.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
"DOI FINAL RULING - IS FED WRECK ON THE WAY?"
The DOI Has Now Issued Their Final Ruling On Hawaiian Home Lands.
What Did The DOI Decide & Who Does It Affect?
Does It Finally Mean Federal Recognition For Hawaiians?
Watch Our Report As We Explain What It Is, Who The Winners Are & Whoʻs Left Out Once Again.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Wednesday, June 01, 2016
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"TAKE THE DANNER DC TOUR"
How Upset Would You Be If You Discovered Robin Danner Was In Washington, DC Speaking For You?
Who Did She Meet With & What Did She Say In Your Name?
Want To See Photos Of Her Meetings With Capitol Hill Power Brokers?
Watch This To Take The Danner DC Tour & Discover How She Worked Behind The Scenes To Change Hawaiian Homeland Rule Law.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
"TAKE THE DANNER DC TOUR"
How Upset Would You Be If You Discovered Robin Danner Was In Washington, DC Speaking For You?
Who Did She Meet With & What Did She Say In Your Name?
Want To See Photos Of Her Meetings With Capitol Hill Power Brokers?
Watch This To Take The Danner DC Tour & Discover How She Worked Behind The Scenes To Change Hawaiian Homeland Rule Law.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
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"BIG LIES THEYʻLL TELL IN DC"
The SCHHA & The CNHA Will Push For Fed Wreck In Washington, DC Next Week.
Two Things About Their Trip Are Sure To Leave You Breathless.
First, Theyʻll Be Meeting With Almost Every Power Broker & Second Theyʻll Be Telling Everyone That Hawaiians Want US Federal Recognition.
Watch This To Discover The One Important Thing Theyʻll Bring With Them & How You Can Help Stop Their Fed Wreck Scheme.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
"BIG LIES THEYʻLL TELL IN DC"
The SCHHA & The CNHA Will Push For Fed Wreck In Washington, DC Next Week.
Two Things About Their Trip Are Sure To Leave You Breathless.
First, Theyʻll Be Meeting With Almost Every Power Broker & Second Theyʻll Be Telling Everyone That Hawaiians Want US Federal Recognition.
Watch This To Discover The One Important Thing Theyʻll Bring With Them & How You Can Help Stop Their Fed Wreck Scheme.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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