‘Aha Kānaka Kū‘oko‘a
Please come and join us to review Hawaiian presentations that outline possible processes to eventual independence.
Still wondering if Hawaiian independence is possible? Hawaiian leaders of various groups who believe so, have been invited to share their mana‘o with the community at this forum. Presentations will begin at 10 am and continue throughout the day until 3 pm. Each leader will be given 20 minutes to present.
Date: September 25, 2010; Saturday.
Time: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Place: IMIN International Conference Center, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Campus; Jefferson Hall; Keoni Auditorium.
Co-Sponsored by Ho‘omana ‘ōiwi, Hawai‘i’s People Fund, The Reinstated Hawaiian Kingdom, and The Kingdom of Hawai‘i. Inquiries directed to 808-233-8500. A hui hou!
Yes it is a possibilty. In fact it is an inevitability. And the tipping point has been reached.
We will end this occupation and make right the century of wrongs. Long live a Free Hawai’i!
Aloha Kakou.
Reviewing media comments island-wide there appears to be a void in Hawaiian history as told by Hawaiian Nationals, American residents cannot be blamed for apathy the facts are not readily publicly available at this time. There are numerous people defending the Independence cause without a Master Plan. Consider momentarily the heaiu and loko ‘ia constructed by the ancestors, they had a very clear vision of how to achieve the objective, work and tasks were delegated appropriately. If there was internal bickering and division a project could not be completed no ka mea nakeke ka ua i ka lau o ka niu.
As a viewpoint the various Sovereignty groups must unite insofar as feasible, a Master Plan must be developed with clear guidelines. A new Independence Sovereignty Model should be addressed for the future, resident American citizens are wary of Independence there appears to be nowhere to direct them for answers, a website devoted to prospective Independence would be beneficial in order to address their concerns.
There must be a more productive approach on this matter. We the people of hawai;i are ourselves not active enough due to the fact that most think its a lost cause, which it is not, for the time being anyway. we must know that there is a chance but it is dependant on thepeople of Hawai’i! Arise people and take a stand for what is rightfully ours, the land and our ancestry! Time is of the essence, we must do all that is in our power to awaken our brothers and sisters in this cause in the final hours. The government is building on our inactive attitude to finally bring our cause to a halt in the courts, we must make as much “pilikia” as possible to let the world know that we want justice, honor, and our land back!