I hope to see all the sovereignty groups attend to support the Kahana families and those individuals that would like to see justice done. Put the word out to everyone. With the way the economy is; we don't need to have more people needlessly homeless
Read more…Aloha ... Definetely ...whoever grab the aina also dont care about its future or the people... an example of mismanagement of the aina .....and its future ....and those who live there for generation ....extreme capitalism does not work at all.....
Read more…Aloha Everyone, Many months has gone by since I started campaigning during the "Iowa Caucus." Now, its July and I'm a "National Delegate" going to Denver. I worked hard for those in "Hawai'i" writing many many letters to legislation about the issue
Read more…Click this link: Northwest Hawaiian Islands Check out the events forum for meeting dates on different islands. I regret I could not make the one on Maui!
Hi All, I attended the meeting in Kohala last night. The program was broken down as follows: 5:00 - 6:00 Open House 6:00 - 6:35 Presentations (by Sandra Dawson (EIS manager) and Anneila Sargent (astronomer/educator) 6:36 - 8:00 Facilitated Publi
Read more…http://www.traditionalhawaiian.com/Oiwi-Journal-June14.pdf ua hoihoi loa. kakoo au i kekahi o na manao, hoole hoi nae i mau mea e ae.
Read more…Skeletons In The Closet A commentary concerning "Nancy's Judgement Day." By Hale Mawae Judge Kathleen Watanabe after weeks of deliberation on both sides of the fence of bones at Naue, finally came to a decision on what to do. An injunction to stop
Read more…The state office on conservation and coastal lands is seeking enforcement against two Oahu residents who allegedly removed ili ili rocks from the shoreline of a Maui beach. Two of three registered officers for the Hula Supply Center, are named in the
Read more…Aloha everyone, I have been sandbagging for days in many counties in Iowa and I am simply exhausted. However: my organization Economics and Human Rights for All Peoples and Cedar River First Nation a Non-profit organization I am also a member of ha
Read more…WE HAVE TO BE COOL W THE POSSIBILITY THAT WE MAY NOT SEE SOVERIEGNTY IN OUR LIFETIME, HOLD STRONG TO WHAT KUPUNA HAVE TAUGHT. SEEMS THERE ARE THOSE WHO USED TO FIGHT FOR PONO THAT TODAY ARE GIVING UP OR "CHANGING" BECAUSE OF SPECIAL INTERESTS LIKE MO
Read more…MAUNA KEA RENT, ITS THE LAW By Kealoha Pisciotta Mr. Conklin you are correct ceded lands may be used for educational purposes. You are not correct however, in claiming the foreign governments and corporations operating on Mauna Kea are non-profit
Read more…maoli kane married to malihini wahine who go on to have part maoli keiki. if we fighting for maoli rights, then is mom cool w not being a beneficiary of mea kanaka???????????? some of us 'ike what it feels not being a beneficiary of mea kanaka like
Read more…http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2008/Mar/29/ln/hawaii803290341.html I've included a link which Honolulu Advertiser.com published in March, 2008 due to the death of Frank Ward Hustace, Jr. This well known attorney and his ohana may or may n
Read more…Aloha mai kakou, 'O Tazhi keia. I just wanted to post this in case anyone knows anything about her or just for the sake of history. If you have any mana'o, write me at: tajibaby@aol.com. Ka'u'ukuali'i I was reading Samuel M. Kamakau's book, Ruling
Read more…Aloha .... I think it that there should have a documentary on comparison between Zimbabwe and Hawaii. If anyone in the Bay Area interested to be cast in our film The Other Side of Paradise ....please join our The Other Side of Paradise Blog ....than
Read more…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id4SzowyOhA&feature=related Check out my blog too .... www.blog.myspace.com/braddahrandy Do you think there is a future for Kanaka Maoli in the Aina?
Read more…Aloha mai kakou, Anyone care to comment on the recent events that are trying to be stifled and covered up by media and the Kauai Police Department, regarding the false arrest of Ali'i Nui Dayne Aipoalani of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. One writ
Read more…I believe the heart of understanding the ahupua'a system - is understanding that our ancestors had a deep connection with nature as well as values like malama 'aina - this connection was very clear as they were stewards and respectful of any resource
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