CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, the United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Today, the US and itʻs puppet, the fake state of Hawai`i, is attempting to cover over itʻs illegal and immoral acts by offering to make native Hawaiians American Indians and place them on reservations.
Needless to say Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States illegal occupation of Hawai`i continues.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Instead Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
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Showing posts with label Illegal. Show all posts
Monday, January 19, 2015
DOES THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM STILL EXIST?
Yes, despite outward appearances, according to established international standards, the lawful, sovereign entity, the Hawaiian Kingdom does exist.
Over the centuries, certain criteria have developed regarding the nature and character of nations, so that once a nation has been lawfully established, it is extremely difficult to extinguish.
There are only two ways a nation can be extinguished - 1) Conquest - involving the military defeat and subjugation of its people, along with the physical seizure of its territory by the victor; or 2) Consent - the un-coerced, free-will choice of its people to surrender and merge their nation’s sovereignty to another.
Even the unconditional surrender of Japan and Germany after World War II, did not extinguish their sovereignty. They became occupied states but still retained their national identity. They were still Japan and Germany and the occupying forces administered and enforced the laws of Japan and Germany respectively.
Even the incorporation of Eastern European states into the Soviet Union after World War II did not extinguish their sovereignty.
Despite complete domination by the USSR during the “cold war,” when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990ʻs states like Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Czechoslovakia reemerged as sovereign and independent countries in continuity.
In the case of Hawai`i, after the illegal seizure and annexation, the status of the Hawaiian people (referring to nationals, not aboriginals) remained inviolate.
Neither a vote or plebiscite was ever conducted to gain the consent of the Hawaiian people to dissolve their country, the Hawaiian Kingdom. At no time did the Hawaiian Kingdom or Hawaiian nationals surrender their sovereignty or consent to a merger with the United States.
On the contrary, there was fiercely vociferous opposition to the initial seizure and both efforts at annexation, as evidenced by the massive petitions and the prodigious protests in the press.
The Hawaiian Kingdom continues to exist. It did not expire. It survives even having been buried alive under the layers of US deception and fraud.
Yes, despite outward appearances, according to established international standards, the lawful, sovereign entity, the Hawaiian Kingdom does exist.
Over the centuries, certain criteria have developed regarding the nature and character of nations, so that once a nation has been lawfully established, it is extremely difficult to extinguish.
There are only two ways a nation can be extinguished - 1) Conquest - involving the military defeat and subjugation of its people, along with the physical seizure of its territory by the victor; or 2) Consent - the un-coerced, free-will choice of its people to surrender and merge their nation’s sovereignty to another.
Even the unconditional surrender of Japan and Germany after World War II, did not extinguish their sovereignty. They became occupied states but still retained their national identity. They were still Japan and Germany and the occupying forces administered and enforced the laws of Japan and Germany respectively.
Even the incorporation of Eastern European states into the Soviet Union after World War II did not extinguish their sovereignty.
Despite complete domination by the USSR during the “cold war,” when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990ʻs states like Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Czechoslovakia reemerged as sovereign and independent countries in continuity.
In the case of Hawai`i, after the illegal seizure and annexation, the status of the Hawaiian people (referring to nationals, not aboriginals) remained inviolate.
Neither a vote or plebiscite was ever conducted to gain the consent of the Hawaiian people to dissolve their country, the Hawaiian Kingdom. At no time did the Hawaiian Kingdom or Hawaiian nationals surrender their sovereignty or consent to a merger with the United States.
On the contrary, there was fiercely vociferous opposition to the initial seizure and both efforts at annexation, as evidenced by the massive petitions and the prodigious protests in the press.
The Hawaiian Kingdom continues to exist. It did not expire. It survives even having been buried alive under the layers of US deception and fraud.
Friday, March 21, 2014
DOES THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM STILL EXIST?
Yes, despite outward appearances, according to established international standards, the lawful, sovereign entity, the Hawaiian Kingdom does exist.
Over the centuries, certain criteria have developed regarding the nature and character of nations, so that once a nation has been lawfully established, it is extremely difficult to extinguish.
There are only two ways a nation can be extinguished - 1) Conquest - involving the military defeat and subjugation of its people, along with the physical seizure of its territory by the victor; or 2) Consent - the un-coerced, free-will choice of its people to surrender and merge their nation’s sovereignty to another.
Even the unconditional surrender of Japan and Germany after World War II, did not extinguish their sovereignty. They became occupied states but still retained their national identity. They were still Japan and Germany and the occupying forces administered and enforced the laws of Japan and Germany respectively.
Even the incorporation of Eastern European states into the Soviet Union after World War II did not extinguish their sovereignty.
Despite complete domination by the USSR during the “cold war,” when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990ʻs states like Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Czechoslovakia reemerged as sovereign and independent countries in continuity.
In the case of Hawai`i, after the illegal seizure and annexation, the status of the Hawaiian people (referring to nationals, not aboriginals) remained inviolate.
Neither a vote or plebiscite was ever conducted to gain the consent of the Hawaiian people to dissolve their country, the Hawaiian Kingdom. At no time did the Hawaiian Kingdom or Hawaiian nationals surrender their sovereignty or consent to a merger with the United States.
On the contrary, there was fiercely vociferous opposition to the initial seizure and both efforts at annexation, as evidenced by the massive petitions and the prodigious protests in the press.
The Hawaiian Kingdom continues to exist. It did not expire. It survives even having been buried alive under the layers of US deception and fraud.
Yes, despite outward appearances, according to established international standards, the lawful, sovereign entity, the Hawaiian Kingdom does exist.
Over the centuries, certain criteria have developed regarding the nature and character of nations, so that once a nation has been lawfully established, it is extremely difficult to extinguish.
There are only two ways a nation can be extinguished - 1) Conquest - involving the military defeat and subjugation of its people, along with the physical seizure of its territory by the victor; or 2) Consent - the un-coerced, free-will choice of its people to surrender and merge their nation’s sovereignty to another.
Even the unconditional surrender of Japan and Germany after World War II, did not extinguish their sovereignty. They became occupied states but still retained their national identity. They were still Japan and Germany and the occupying forces administered and enforced the laws of Japan and Germany respectively.
Even the incorporation of Eastern European states into the Soviet Union after World War II did not extinguish their sovereignty.
Despite complete domination by the USSR during the “cold war,” when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990ʻs states like Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Czechoslovakia reemerged as sovereign and independent countries in continuity.
In the case of Hawai`i, after the illegal seizure and annexation, the status of the Hawaiian people (referring to nationals, not aboriginals) remained inviolate.
Neither a vote or plebiscite was ever conducted to gain the consent of the Hawaiian people to dissolve their country, the Hawaiian Kingdom. At no time did the Hawaiian Kingdom or Hawaiian nationals surrender their sovereignty or consent to a merger with the United States.
On the contrary, there was fiercely vociferous opposition to the initial seizure and both efforts at annexation, as evidenced by the massive petitions and the prodigious protests in the press.
The Hawaiian Kingdom continues to exist. It did not expire. It survives even having been buried alive under the layers of US deception and fraud.
Friday, March 14, 2014
DOES AMERICA HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY ?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian roll created by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian roll created by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Friday, February 14, 2014
CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, the United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Today, the US and itʻs puppet, the fake state of Hawai`i, is attempting to cover over itʻs illegal and immoral acts by offering to make native Hawaiians American Indians and place them on reservations.
Needless to say Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States illegal occupation of Hawai`i continues.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, the United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Today, the US and itʻs puppet, the fake state of Hawai`i, is attempting to cover over itʻs illegal and immoral acts by offering to make native Hawaiians American Indians and place them on reservations.
Needless to say Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States illegal occupation of Hawai`i continues.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, the United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Today, the US and itʻs puppet, the fake state of Hawai`i, is attempting to cover over itʻs illegal and immoral acts by offering to make native Hawaiians American Indians and place them on reservations.
Needless to say Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States illegal occupation of Hawai`i continues.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, the United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Today, the US and itʻs puppet, the fake state of Hawai`i, is attempting to cover over itʻs illegal and immoral acts by offering to make native Hawaiians American Indians and place them on reservations.
Needless to say Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States illegal occupation of Hawai`i continues.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
DOES AMERICA HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY ?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
DOES THE KINGDOM OF HAWAI`I HAVE A RIGHT TO EXIST?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Saturday, March 30, 2013
WHAT CAN AMERICANS DO TO HELP HAWAI`I RECOVER ITS INDEPENDENCE ?
US Americans should start using critical thinking in resolving the Hawaiian issue.
They should become familiar with the laws of occupation to understand the issues.
They will also understand the folly of attempting to turn Hawaiians into American indians and tribes through federal recognition and what that seditiously represents.
Misrepresentation of the facts have been told to Americans and what has and is being done in their name.
Amid the myths and hoax lie documented facts with US admittance of participation through covert and overt activities to destabilize the Hawaiian Kingdom over a century ago.
This took shape in a fake revolution to validate the nefarious actions spurred by the US government officials and their agents residing within the Hawaiian Kingdom.
If the US is therefore unlawfully occupying Hawai`i, it should deoccupy it.
US Americans should start using critical thinking in resolving the Hawaiian issue.
They should become familiar with the laws of occupation to understand the issues.
They will also understand the folly of attempting to turn Hawaiians into American indians and tribes through federal recognition and what that seditiously represents.
Misrepresentation of the facts have been told to Americans and what has and is being done in their name.
Amid the myths and hoax lie documented facts with US admittance of participation through covert and overt activities to destabilize the Hawaiian Kingdom over a century ago.
This took shape in a fake revolution to validate the nefarious actions spurred by the US government officials and their agents residing within the Hawaiian Kingdom.
If the US is therefore unlawfully occupying Hawai`i, it should deoccupy it.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the U.S. on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a U.S. territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between Jan. 17,1893 and Aug. 21, 1959.
Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States flag flies over Hawai`i.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the U.S. on Aug. 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a U.S. territory in 1900.
On Nov. 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between Jan. 17,1893 and Aug. 21, 1959.
Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands to this day and likely will be for as long as the United States flag flies over Hawai`i.
Hawaiian Kingdom Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped.
Monday, December 17, 2012
CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on August 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On November 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Thatʻs why Hawaiian independence is a hot issue in the islands and will remain so until the US de-occupys Hawai`i and restores the Hawaiian Kingdom government.
Hawai`i Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Instead Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on August 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On November 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Thatʻs why Hawaiian independence is a hot issue in the islands and will remain so until the US de-occupys Hawai`i and restores the Hawaiian Kingdom government.
Hawai`i Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Instead Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped
Saturday, June 16, 2012
CURIOUS ABOUT HOW HAWAI`I SUPPOSEDLY BECAME A US STATE ?
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on August 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On November 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Thatʻs why Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands and will remain so until the US de-occupys Hawai`i and restores the Hawaiian Kingdom government.
Hawai`i Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Instead Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped
The United States acquired Hawai`i through force.
Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawai`i's last Queen, was deposed on Jan. 17, 1893, by a group of American businessmen supported by the United States Navy and Marine Corps and diplomatic representatives.
Sovereignty of Hawai`i was allegedly transferred to the US on August 12, 1898 during ceremonies at `Iolani Palace in Honolulu, on the island of O`ahu.
Hawai`i allegedly became a US territory in 1900.
On November 23, 1993, The United States apologized for illegally overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai`i, and recognized the inherent sovereignty and right of self-determination of native islanders.
Needless to say, a lot of shady events took place between January 17,1893 and August 21, 1959.
Thatʻs why Hawaiian sovereignty is a hot issue in the islands and will remain so until the US de-occupys Hawai`i and restores the Hawaiian Kingdom government.
Hawai`i Nationals Were Told They Were Adopted - But Instead Found Out They'd Been Kidnapped
Monday, February 13, 2012
HOUSE GUESTS FROM HELL - WHEN WILL THEY SAY FAREWELL?
How Hawai`i Nationals Feel About The US Occupation
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me.
Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
How Hawai`i Nationals Feel About The US Occupation
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me.
Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
DOES AMERICA HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY ?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Saturday, September 17, 2011
DOES AMERICA HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY ?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
The Hawaiian Kingdom is a multi-ethnic country comprised of citizens not only of Hawaiians by blood but also many other races.
In 1993, the US admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The phony Akaka bill recently passed by the fake state of Hawai`i is not the remedy but rather an insult.
Instead the Hawaiian Kingdom itself has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian Kingdom has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Thursday, August 11, 2011
HOUSE GUESTS FROM HELL -
HOW HAWAI`I NATIONALS FEEL ABOUT THE US OCCUPATION
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me.
Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
HOW HAWAI`I NATIONALS FEEL ABOUT THE US OCCUPATION
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me.
Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
Friday, May 13, 2011
HOUSE GUESTS FROM HELL -
HOW HAWAI`I NATIONALS FEEL ABOUT THE US OCCUPATION
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me. Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
HOW HAWAI`I NATIONALS FEEL ABOUT THE US OCCUPATION
Let's pretend I visit your house. You offer me food and rest. I decide to stay.
Then, I order you and your family around, use your things and rearrange the rooms. I take down your photos and religious symbols, replace them with my own and make you speak my language.
One day, I dig up your garden and replace it with crops that I can sell. You and your family must now buy all of your food from me.
Later, I invite my father and his buddies over. They bring guns. We take your keys. I forge a deed and declare my father to be the owner of your house. I bring more people. Some work for me. Some pay me to stay in your house. I seize your savings and spend it on my friends. You and your family now sleep on the porch.
Finally you protest. Being reasonable, I let you stay in a corner of the house and give you a small allowance, but only if you behave. I tell you, "Sorry, I was wrong for taking the house." But when you demand your house back, I tell you to be realistic.
"You are part of this family now, whether you like it or not," I say. "Besides, this is for your own good. For all that I have done for you, why aren't you grateful?"
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
DOES THE U.S. HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Friday, August 06, 2010
DOES THE U.S. HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
In 1993, the United States admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties and international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
The US recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours -
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
Thursday, February 04, 2010
DOES AMERICA HAVE A MONOPOLY ON LOVE OF COUNTRY ?
In 1993, the U.S. admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
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In 1993, the U.S. admitted in US Public Law 103-150 that it violated its own Constitution, its treaties, international law by perpetrating an outrageous armed theft of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and the forced American citizenship of Hawaiian national citizens.
America recognized in 1894, and again in 1993, that the Kingdom of Hawai`i has a right to exist.
The Hawaiian Nation has a right and obligation to enact and dictate land laws which prevent the selling of its lands to foreign speculators at prices which deny native nationals from living on their own home islands at an affordable price.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to protect and defend the quality of life, land, water, ocean and air.
The Hawaiian nation has a right and obligation to its citizens to provide the best in education, health care and housing.
We Love Our Nation As You Love Yours.
Would You Like It If Your Land Was Stolen?
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