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"A CHANGE AT OHA THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING"
Itʻs One Small Change At The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
But It Could Be One Giant Leap That Kills Off Something Important.
What Is The Small Switch That Could Have Such A Bad Impact?
Watch This To Find Out & What You Can Do To Keep It From Happening.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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Friday, August 10, 2018
ALERT! - HEREʻS WHO WE RECOMMEND FOR ELECTION IN TOMORROWʻS OHA PRIMARY VOTE & WHY
Please forward this to all Hawaiians and our supporters.
Many of you have asked us which candidates we recommend for Office Of Hawaiian Affairs trustees in tomorrowʻs primary election.
Our answer is based on two premises -
First, while we recognize the Office Of Hawaiian Affairs is a part of the fake state, and therefore a part of the prolonged illegal US occupation of Hawai`i, we feel strongly that as long as OHA does exist, it should serve all its beneficiaries well.
For far too long this has not been the case. Rather than serving beneficiaries, private under the table dealings, personal enrichment and fortifying the illegal occupation has characterized activities at OHA.
Furthermore we are not convinced that voting in the upcoming OHA election is at odds with or contradicts support for a Free Hawai`i. This vote is about ending corruption at OHA so those kanaka beneficiaries and their `ohana who need help the most can receive it.
Our second premise is that only two things should dictate who to vote for -
One is making sure the forensic audit occurs.
The second is the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO, Kamana`opono Crabbe.
Unless these two things happen, there will be no reform of OHA.
Both of these actions have been stymied and blocked for too long by several of OHAʻs “old guard” trustees.
Your vote in this election is critical to shift the balance and majority vote of trustees so these two things can occur.
Unfortunately perfect candidates, like perfect human beings, do not exist.
And many who are running are not electable.
Therefore some of those we recommend for election are not without drawbacks, but do have a good chance of winning.
Most importantly, those we recommend support the forensic audit as well as the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO and if elected will shift the majority vote in order to make this happen.
Despite drawbacks, these are the ones who are electable and will make sure the forensic audit happens and vote to replace OHAʻs CEO.
Based on the above, we recommend the following -
At-Large Seats (3) - Rowena Akana
Lei Ahu Isa
Keali`i Makekau
O`ahu Seat (1) - Samuel Wilder King II
Maui Seat - Does not appear on tomorrowʻs primary ballot. (Since there are only two candidates, both will automatically advance to the general election in November.)
We are fully aware that you may currently have reservations about some of the above recommended candidates.
Simply put - if any of the above candidates are problematic but you are committed to reforming OHA, hold your nose & vote.
These are the ones who will create a new majority so that the “old guard” trustees will no longer be able to hold the other trustees and OHAʻs beneficiaries hostage and drive their private agendas.
OHA beneficiaries and voters have a unique opportunity now to reform OHA.
You can register to vote at your local polling place, so please vote tomorrow.
Mahalo.
Please forward this to all Hawaiians and our supporters.
Many of you have asked us which candidates we recommend for Office Of Hawaiian Affairs trustees in tomorrowʻs primary election.
Our answer is based on two premises -
First, while we recognize the Office Of Hawaiian Affairs is a part of the fake state, and therefore a part of the prolonged illegal US occupation of Hawai`i, we feel strongly that as long as OHA does exist, it should serve all its beneficiaries well.
For far too long this has not been the case. Rather than serving beneficiaries, private under the table dealings, personal enrichment and fortifying the illegal occupation has characterized activities at OHA.
Furthermore we are not convinced that voting in the upcoming OHA election is at odds with or contradicts support for a Free Hawai`i. This vote is about ending corruption at OHA so those kanaka beneficiaries and their `ohana who need help the most can receive it.
Our second premise is that only two things should dictate who to vote for -
One is making sure the forensic audit occurs.
The second is the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO, Kamana`opono Crabbe.
Unless these two things happen, there will be no reform of OHA.
Both of these actions have been stymied and blocked for too long by several of OHAʻs “old guard” trustees.
Your vote in this election is critical to shift the balance and majority vote of trustees so these two things can occur.
Unfortunately perfect candidates, like perfect human beings, do not exist.
And many who are running are not electable.
Therefore some of those we recommend for election are not without drawbacks, but do have a good chance of winning.
Most importantly, those we recommend support the forensic audit as well as the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO and if elected will shift the majority vote in order to make this happen.
Despite drawbacks, these are the ones who are electable and will make sure the forensic audit happens and vote to replace OHAʻs CEO.
Based on the above, we recommend the following -
At-Large Seats (3) - Rowena Akana
Lei Ahu Isa
Keali`i Makekau
O`ahu Seat (1) - Samuel Wilder King II
Maui Seat - Does not appear on tomorrowʻs primary ballot. (Since there are only two candidates, both will automatically advance to the general election in November.)
We are fully aware that you may currently have reservations about some of the above recommended candidates.
Simply put - if any of the above candidates are problematic but you are committed to reforming OHA, hold your nose & vote.
These are the ones who will create a new majority so that the “old guard” trustees will no longer be able to hold the other trustees and OHAʻs beneficiaries hostage and drive their private agendas.
OHA beneficiaries and voters have a unique opportunity now to reform OHA.
You can register to vote at your local polling place, so please vote tomorrow.
Mahalo.
Wednesday, August 08, 2018
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"WATCH THIS BEFORE SATURDAY"
This Saturday You Can Help Reform The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
Saturday Is Your Chance To Vote For Change At OHA.
Who To Vote For & Where To Vote?
Watch This For The Answers & How Your Vote Can Make A Huge Difference.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"WATCH THIS BEFORE SATURDAY"
This Saturday You Can Help Reform The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
Saturday Is Your Chance To Vote For Change At OHA.
Who To Vote For & Where To Vote?
Watch This For The Answers & How Your Vote Can Make A Huge Difference.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
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"WHO TO VOTE FOR IN THE UPCOMING OHA ELECTIONS"
Donʻt Know Who To Vote For In The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Aug. 11th Primary?
Donʻt Even Know If You Should Vote At All?
Because Many Have Asked, Weʻll Tell You Who We Recommend & Why.
Watch This To See Our Recommendations & Then Decide For Yourself.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"WHO TO VOTE FOR IN THE UPCOMING OHA ELECTIONS"
Donʻt Know Who To Vote For In The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Aug. 11th Primary?
Donʻt Even Know If You Should Vote At All?
Because Many Have Asked, Weʻll Tell You Who We Recommend & Why.
Watch This To See Our Recommendations & Then Decide For Yourself.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Tuesday, July 24, 2018
ALERT! - HEREʻS WHO WE RECOMMEND FOR ELECTION IN THE AUGUST 11TH OHA PRIMARY VOTE & WHY
Please forward this to all Hawaiians and our supporters.
Many of you have asked us which candidates we recommend for Office Of Hawaiian Affairs trustees in the upcoming August 11th primary election.
Our answer is based on two premises -
First, while we recognize the Office Of Hawaiian Affairs is a part of the fake state, and therefore a part of the prolonged illegal US occupation of Hawai`i, we feel strongly that as long as OHA does exist, it should serve all its beneficiaries well.
For far too long this has not been the case. Rather than serving beneficiaries, private under the table dealings, personal enrichment and fortifying the illegal occupation has characterized activities at OHA.
Furthermore we are not convinced that voting in the upcoming OHA election is at odds with or contradicts support for a Free Hawai`i. This vote is about ending corruption at OHA so those kanaka beneficiaries and their `ohana who need help the most can receive it.
Our second premise is that only two things should dictate who to vote for -
One is making sure the forensic audit occurs.
The second is the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO, Kamana`opono Crabbe.
Unless these two things happen, there will be no reform of OHA.
Both of these actions have been stymied and blocked for too long by several of OHAʻs “old guard” trustees.
Your vote in this election is critical to shift the balance and majority vote of trustees so these two things can occur.
Unfortunately perfect candidates, like perfect human beings, do not exist.
And many who are running are not electable.
Therefore some of those we recommend for election are not without drawbacks, but do have a good chance of winning.
Most importantly, those we recommend support the forensic audit as well as the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO and if elected will shift the majority vote in order to make this happen.
Despite drawbacks, these are the ones who are electable and will make sure the forensic audit happens and vote to replace OHAʻs CEO.
Based on the above, we recommend the following -
At-Large Seats (3) - Rowena Akana
Lei Ahu Isa
Keali`i Makekau
O`ahu Seat (1) - Samuel Wilder King II
Maui Seat - Does not appear on the primary ballot. (Since there are only two candidates, both will automatically advance to the general election in November.)
We are fully aware that you may currently have reservations about some of the above recommended candidates.
For example, some have questioned Sam Kingʻs position/support regarding the Thirty Meter Telescope. Yet Sam does state that he supports the “protection and proper management of Mauna Kea.”
Simply put - if any of the above candidates are problematic but you are committed to reforming OHA, hold your nose & vote.
These are the ones who will create a new majority so that the “old guard” trustees will no longer be able to hold the other trustees and OHAʻs beneficiaries hostage and drive their private agendas.
OHA beneficiaries and voters have a unique opportunity now to reform OHA.
Please vote August 11th.
Mahalo.
Please forward this to all Hawaiians and our supporters.
Many of you have asked us which candidates we recommend for Office Of Hawaiian Affairs trustees in the upcoming August 11th primary election.
Our answer is based on two premises -
First, while we recognize the Office Of Hawaiian Affairs is a part of the fake state, and therefore a part of the prolonged illegal US occupation of Hawai`i, we feel strongly that as long as OHA does exist, it should serve all its beneficiaries well.
For far too long this has not been the case. Rather than serving beneficiaries, private under the table dealings, personal enrichment and fortifying the illegal occupation has characterized activities at OHA.
Furthermore we are not convinced that voting in the upcoming OHA election is at odds with or contradicts support for a Free Hawai`i. This vote is about ending corruption at OHA so those kanaka beneficiaries and their `ohana who need help the most can receive it.
Our second premise is that only two things should dictate who to vote for -
One is making sure the forensic audit occurs.
The second is the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO, Kamana`opono Crabbe.
Unless these two things happen, there will be no reform of OHA.
Both of these actions have been stymied and blocked for too long by several of OHAʻs “old guard” trustees.
Your vote in this election is critical to shift the balance and majority vote of trustees so these two things can occur.
Unfortunately perfect candidates, like perfect human beings, do not exist.
And many who are running are not electable.
Therefore some of those we recommend for election are not without drawbacks, but do have a good chance of winning.
Most importantly, those we recommend support the forensic audit as well as the removal and replacement of OHAʻs CEO and if elected will shift the majority vote in order to make this happen.
Despite drawbacks, these are the ones who are electable and will make sure the forensic audit happens and vote to replace OHAʻs CEO.
Based on the above, we recommend the following -
At-Large Seats (3) - Rowena Akana
Lei Ahu Isa
Keali`i Makekau
O`ahu Seat (1) - Samuel Wilder King II
Maui Seat - Does not appear on the primary ballot. (Since there are only two candidates, both will automatically advance to the general election in November.)
We are fully aware that you may currently have reservations about some of the above recommended candidates.
For example, some have questioned Sam Kingʻs position/support regarding the Thirty Meter Telescope. Yet Sam does state that he supports the “protection and proper management of Mauna Kea.”
Simply put - if any of the above candidates are problematic but you are committed to reforming OHA, hold your nose & vote.
These are the ones who will create a new majority so that the “old guard” trustees will no longer be able to hold the other trustees and OHAʻs beneficiaries hostage and drive their private agendas.
OHA beneficiaries and voters have a unique opportunity now to reform OHA.
Please vote August 11th.
Mahalo.
Wednesday, July 04, 2018
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"WHO WANTS TO KILL OHAʻS FORENSIC AUDIT?"
Why Havenʻt You Heard Lately About OHAʻs Forensic Audit?
After Voting For It Some OHA Trustees Have Been Secretly Trying To Kill It Off.
Is There Someone Who Could Actually Help The Audit Move Forward?
Watch This To See Who It Is & How You Can Show Your Support.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"WHO WANTS TO KILL OHAʻS FORENSIC AUDIT?"
Why Havenʻt You Heard Lately About OHAʻs Forensic Audit?
After Voting For It Some OHA Trustees Have Been Secretly Trying To Kill It Off.
Is There Someone Who Could Actually Help The Audit Move Forward?
Watch This To See Who It Is & How You Can Show Your Support.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Wednesday, June 27, 2018
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"ACCUSED OHA MIS-SPENDERS - WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR THEM ANYWAY"
Misspent Funds At The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Is Noting New.
But Two Trustees Accused Of Minor Misspending Could Actually Be Key To Stopping All Misspending At OHA.
How In The World Could That Be?
Watch This To See Who They Are, How It Would Work & Why You Should Vote To Re-elect Them.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"ACCUSED OHA MIS-SPENDERS - WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR THEM ANYWAY"
Misspent Funds At The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Is Noting New.
But Two Trustees Accused Of Minor Misspending Could Actually Be Key To Stopping All Misspending At OHA.
How In The World Could That Be?
Watch This To See Who They Are, How It Would Work & Why You Should Vote To Re-elect Them.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Friday, February 06, 2015
SUPPORT HB1252 TO RESCIND THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN ROLL
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
Newly elected Office of Hawaiian trustee Lei Ahu Isa has gotten a bill introduced in the Hawai`i legislature to abolish the Native Hawaiian roll and fire the roll commissioners.
The bill would then transfer the assets of the roll to OHA.
You may read the bill, HB1252, in its entirety here - TinyURL.com/HouseBill1252
You may see the most recent status of the bill by going here - capitol.hawaii.gov/ and then typing HB1252 in the search box.
HB1252 will be initially heard in the House of Representatives in the Ocean, Marine Resources & Hawaiian Affairs and Judiciary committees.
It is vitally important that you email your support of HB1252 today to the chair of the committee, Rep. Kaniela Ing reping@Capitol.hawaii.gov who will decide whether or not to hear the bill.
Urge him to hear the bill.
Then contact legislators who sit on the committee that will hear this bill -
Rep. Nicole Loen - Vice Chair - replowen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Ty Cullen - repcullen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Cindy Evans - repevans@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Chris Lee - repclee@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Scott Nishimoto - repnishimoto@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Calvin Say - repsay@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Ryan Yamane - repyamane@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Feki Pouha - reppouha@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Cynthia Thielen - repthielen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Here is a sample email message to use -
_____________________________________________________
Aloha,
I support the passage of HB1252.
The creation of the Native Hawaiian roll was done without the input or consent of the overwhelming majority of Hawaiians.
The roll contains a massive fraud - the majority of the names on the roll were transferred from other databases without the consent or prior knowledge of those individuals to make it appear as though the roll has the support of most Hawaiians.
That is a lie. It does not.
Moreover the roll is designed as a “back-door” path to US federal recognition which Hawaiians overwhelmingly rejected in their testimonies at the US Dept. of Interior hearings throughout Hawai`i last summer.
Because of all this I ask you to vote in favor of HB1252.
Mahalo.
_____________________________________________________
We will be forwarding further information over the next couple of weeks as HB1252 is heard by the House Finance committee and then goes over to the Senate to repeat the process.
We ask each and every one of you to kokua by sending email in support of HB1252 to the legislators listed above and then forwarding this email to everyone you know.
Lei Ahu Isa has fulfilled her campaign promise to introduce legislation to dissolve Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Now itʻs up to all of us to do our part to get legislation passed so that Act 195 is repealed and the Native Hawaiian roll is dissolved once and for all.
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
Newly elected Office of Hawaiian trustee Lei Ahu Isa has gotten a bill introduced in the Hawai`i legislature to abolish the Native Hawaiian roll and fire the roll commissioners.
The bill would then transfer the assets of the roll to OHA.
You may read the bill, HB1252, in its entirety here - TinyURL.com/HouseBill1252
You may see the most recent status of the bill by going here - capitol.hawaii.gov/ and then typing HB1252 in the search box.
HB1252 will be initially heard in the House of Representatives in the Ocean, Marine Resources & Hawaiian Affairs and Judiciary committees.
It is vitally important that you email your support of HB1252 today to the chair of the committee, Rep. Kaniela Ing reping@Capitol.hawaii.gov who will decide whether or not to hear the bill.
Urge him to hear the bill.
Then contact legislators who sit on the committee that will hear this bill -
Rep. Nicole Loen - Vice Chair - replowen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Ty Cullen - repcullen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Cindy Evans - repevans@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Chris Lee - repclee@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Scott Nishimoto - repnishimoto@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Calvin Say - repsay@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Ryan Yamane - repyamane@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Feki Pouha - reppouha@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Rep. Cynthia Thielen - repthielen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
Here is a sample email message to use -
_____________________________________________________
Aloha,
I support the passage of HB1252.
The creation of the Native Hawaiian roll was done without the input or consent of the overwhelming majority of Hawaiians.
The roll contains a massive fraud - the majority of the names on the roll were transferred from other databases without the consent or prior knowledge of those individuals to make it appear as though the roll has the support of most Hawaiians.
That is a lie. It does not.
Moreover the roll is designed as a “back-door” path to US federal recognition which Hawaiians overwhelmingly rejected in their testimonies at the US Dept. of Interior hearings throughout Hawai`i last summer.
Because of all this I ask you to vote in favor of HB1252.
Mahalo.
_____________________________________________________
We will be forwarding further information over the next couple of weeks as HB1252 is heard by the House Finance committee and then goes over to the Senate to repeat the process.
We ask each and every one of you to kokua by sending email in support of HB1252 to the legislators listed above and then forwarding this email to everyone you know.
Lei Ahu Isa has fulfilled her campaign promise to introduce legislation to dissolve Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Now itʻs up to all of us to do our part to get legislation passed so that Act 195 is repealed and the Native Hawaiian roll is dissolved once and for all.
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
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"THE BILL THAT KILLS THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN ROLL"
HB1252 Will Rescind The Native Hawaiian Roll & Fire The Roll Commissioners.
Now Itʻs Up To You To Let Hawai`iʻs Legislators Know You Support This Bill.
Itʻs Vitally Important For Everyone To Say “Yes, I Support HB1252.”
Watch This Report To Learn The Quick & Easy Steps To Show Your Support.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"THE BILL THAT KILLS THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN ROLL"
HB1252 Will Rescind The Native Hawaiian Roll & Fire The Roll Commissioners.
Now Itʻs Up To You To Let Hawai`iʻs Legislators Know You Support This Bill.
Itʻs Vitally Important For Everyone To Say “Yes, I Support HB1252.”
Watch This Report To Learn The Quick & Easy Steps To Show Your Support.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Thursday, January 08, 2015
HELP REPEAL THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN ROLL & ACT 195
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
It appears there may be an opportunity to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu and we ask for your kokua in making this happen.
Former Hawai`i state legislator and now newly elected OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa has published an article in the January 2015 issue of Ka Wai Ola calling for the repeal of Act 195 and the abolishment of Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll.
You may read her article here - http://TinyURL.com/LeiAhuIsa
She correctly points out that OHA has wasted many millions of Hawaiian beneficiary dollars on both the US federal Akaka bill and its state of Hawai`i version successor, Kana`iolowalu.
She also points out that OHA has been using “stone age” methods that are more costly than software and smart phone apps that exist today.
She states, “the Digital Age can help enroll our Native Hawaiian people without spending so much money…$$Millions on gathering signatures, only to have them stored away.. like the Kau Inoa roll call! EFFICIENCY must happen at OHA so we can use the Native Hawaiian Trust Fund to HELP our people."
Trustee Ahu Isa recognizes one other very important fact - that ”any accepted path forward must rise from the Hawaiian community, and the state and [US] federal government have no business trying to organize it or control it.”
Please contact OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa today and let her know you support her effort to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Ask trustee Ahu Isa to help initiate the introduction of a bill in the Hawai`i legislature to repeal Act 195.
Email her at alvina@oha.org who is her assistant and will be compiling the emails or call the Office of Hawaiian Affairs in Honolulu at (808) 594-1888.
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
It appears there may be an opportunity to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu and we ask for your kokua in making this happen.
Former Hawai`i state legislator and now newly elected OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa has published an article in the January 2015 issue of Ka Wai Ola calling for the repeal of Act 195 and the abolishment of Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll.
You may read her article here - http://TinyURL.com/LeiAhuIsa
She correctly points out that OHA has wasted many millions of Hawaiian beneficiary dollars on both the US federal Akaka bill and its state of Hawai`i version successor, Kana`iolowalu.
She also points out that OHA has been using “stone age” methods that are more costly than software and smart phone apps that exist today.
She states, “the Digital Age can help enroll our Native Hawaiian people without spending so much money…$$Millions on gathering signatures, only to have them stored away.. like the Kau Inoa roll call! EFFICIENCY must happen at OHA so we can use the Native Hawaiian Trust Fund to HELP our people."
Trustee Ahu Isa recognizes one other very important fact - that ”any accepted path forward must rise from the Hawaiian community, and the state and [US] federal government have no business trying to organize it or control it.”
Please contact OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa today and let her know you support her effort to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Ask trustee Ahu Isa to help initiate the introduction of a bill in the Hawai`i legislature to repeal Act 195.
Email her at alvina@oha.org who is her assistant and will be compiling the emails or call the Office of Hawaiian Affairs in Honolulu at (808) 594-1888.
Wednesday, January 07, 2015
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OHA TRUSTEE - "DUMP KANA`IOLOWALU"
An Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee Now Calls Kana`iolowalu A Colossal Waste Of Money.
She Plans To Help Introduce Legislation That Would Repeal Act 195, The Native Hawaiian Roll.
Now Is The Time For Everyone To Give Your Support & Let Her Know Itʻs The Right Thing To Do.
Watch Our Report To Find Out Who It Is & How You Can Help.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
THE FREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK
OHA TRUSTEE - "DUMP KANA`IOLOWALU"
An Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee Now Calls Kana`iolowalu A Colossal Waste Of Money.
She Plans To Help Introduce Legislation That Would Repeal Act 195, The Native Hawaiian Roll.
Now Is The Time For Everyone To Give Your Support & Let Her Know Itʻs The Right Thing To Do.
Watch Our Report To Find Out Who It Is & How You Can Help.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
Thursday, January 01, 2015
HELP REPEAL KANA`IOLOWALU & ACT 195
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
It appears there may be an opportunity to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu and we ask for your kokua in making this happen.
Former Hawai`i state legislator and now newly elected OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa has published an article in the January 2015 issue of Ka Wai Ola calling for the repeal of Act 195 and the abolishment of Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll.
You may read her article here - http://TinyURL.com/LeiAhuIsa
She correctly points out that OHA has wasted many millions of Hawaiian beneficiary dollars on both the US federal Akaka bill and its state of Hawai`i version successor, Kana`iolowalu.
She also points out that OHA has been using “stone age” methods that are more costly than software and smart phone apps that exist today.
She states, “the Digital Age can help enroll our Native Hawaiian people without spending so much money…$$Millions on gathering signatures, only to have them stored away.. like the Kau Inoa roll call! EFFICIENCY must happen at OHA so we can use the Native Hawaiian Trust Fund to HELP our people."
Trustee Ahu Isa recognizes one other very important fact - that ”any accepted path forward must rise from the Hawaiian community, and the state and [US] federal government have no business trying to organize it or control it.”
Please contact OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa today and let her know you support her effort to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Ask trustee Ahu Isa to help initiate the introduction of a bill in the Hawai`i legislature to repeal Act 195.
Email her at lahuisa@gmail.com or call the Office of Hawaiian Affairs in Honolulu at (808) 594-1888.
Please forward this to every Hawaiian and our supporters.
It appears there may be an opportunity to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu and we ask for your kokua in making this happen.
Former Hawai`i state legislator and now newly elected OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa has published an article in the January 2015 issue of Ka Wai Ola calling for the repeal of Act 195 and the abolishment of Kana`iolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll.
You may read her article here - http://TinyURL.com/LeiAhuIsa
She correctly points out that OHA has wasted many millions of Hawaiian beneficiary dollars on both the US federal Akaka bill and its state of Hawai`i version successor, Kana`iolowalu.
She also points out that OHA has been using “stone age” methods that are more costly than software and smart phone apps that exist today.
She states, “the Digital Age can help enroll our Native Hawaiian people without spending so much money…$$Millions on gathering signatures, only to have them stored away.. like the Kau Inoa roll call! EFFICIENCY must happen at OHA so we can use the Native Hawaiian Trust Fund to HELP our people."
Trustee Ahu Isa recognizes one other very important fact - that ”any accepted path forward must rise from the Hawaiian community, and the state and [US] federal government have no business trying to organize it or control it.”
Please contact OHA trustee Lei Ahu Isa today and let her know you support her effort to repeal Act 195 and Kana`iolowalu.
Ask trustee Ahu Isa to help initiate the introduction of a bill in the Hawai`i legislature to repeal Act 195.
Email her at lahuisa@gmail.com or call the Office of Hawaiian Affairs in Honolulu at (808) 594-1888.
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
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"FACT - BARTENDER WINS MOST VOTES IN OHA ELECTION"
Itʻs True - A Bartender Got The Most Votes Of Anybody Running For Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee.
Think Thatʻs Crazy? Wait Until You Hear How The Others Got Elected.
It Wasnʻt Because Of Their Qualifications, But Because Of Something In Their Name.
Watch Our Report & Discover Why The Good Candidates Lose & The Wrong Ones Win.
Then Share This Video Today With Your Family & Everyone You Know.
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"FACT - BARTENDER WINS MOST VOTES IN OHA ELECTION"
Itʻs True - A Bartender Got The Most Votes Of Anybody Running For Office Of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee.
Think Thatʻs Crazy? Wait Until You Hear How The Others Got Elected.
It Wasnʻt Because Of Their Qualifications, But Because Of Something In Their Name.
Watch Our Report & Discover Why The Good Candidates Lose & The Wrong Ones Win.
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