Native Hawaiian woman are deserving of their leases with DHHL a place to raise their children without concern of US Armed Forces 'usage' of their land. The necessity is for the children to live on the aina of their ancestors. That is not the case with the 'Reorganization' political process for DHHL. All three US Armed Military Forces argued they had more rights to the use of Hawaiian Homes over the successorship of present leases because of the wording in the 'Reorganization' bills (Akaka Clones). It is worded to remove those of us from our homes by abusing the successors of our aina. One can go to Alaska for this model of removing the new births from there corporations. All three Veterans of the Armed Forces of the US military argued that they had more right to DHHL than the children now growing up on DHHL.
This is old news to me, however, for the children that were sitting there that are growing up on Hawaiian Homestead it was mind boggling, and shocking to hear for the first time. Two were Na Kanaka and one newly out-of-the-war-front with mental psychosis like the other three.
Our successorship was made into a revolving door since the newly inception of state development on DHHL. And according to the 'Reorganization Bills', the partiarchy returns with a vengeance. Starting with Mrs. Padeken, a former director of DHHL, she was the first to give leases to native Hawaiian women. Since this new administration policy women have been entering their names as well as their children on to the listings. Sadly, however, the mortgages are ten times the amount when men had absolute control over DHHL.
The patriarchy 'Rehabilitation Act' known to us as Hawaiian Homestead Act in 1923 with 200,000 acres were distributed to mostly Anglos for their slave farming. We the native Hawaiians with 50% plus bloodquantum waited for most part on the wait list and sometimes died waiting on that wait list.
The Veterans of the Armed Forces started their disagreement with me in front of Kawaiahao Church and transferred it to the Iolani Palace grounds. It was interesting how one veteran had the foulest mouth on sacred grounds and the other veteran with a Timothy McVeigh attitude (June 11) of the Marine US Armed Forces--home from the war and know it all type with a violent psychosis joined da- foul-mouth and started yelling at me. He said, "I had no right to speak up" to the endless foul mouth veteran that was shouting at the top of his voice on hallow grounds. Good grief!
The third left me shock, but I shouldn't be because I know his proxy vote in 1978 continued 'bombing in Hawaii' and in his back yard too! How nuts is nuts. I'm in disbelief, that stopping the bombing in Hawaii is not a frontal lobe concern. Especially with the facts on the table that nuclear isotopes usage can kill our Hawaiian people and their guest in Hawaii.
These are my concerns:
We are in danger with the Kuroshiro Current carrying plutonium to our shores mostly on the Windward side of Oahu where most glass beach balls are found.
I have long standing with 'iwi' and I am not about to let my loving 'ohana' hang in the balance of justice. I could have stayed home and keep the peace, but I couldn't.
The Clone Akaka Bill in Hawaii Legislature, gave 'usage authority' to the US Military Armed Forces without an exit plan for native Hawaiian women and their children. And or, de-0ccupation of the US Military Armed Forces in Hawaii which will be the only alternative should the clone bill pass.
My personal peeves with the veterans are that they are sick and need home care, their DNA is damaged because of their exposure to Nuclear Isotopes and they are trained to kill by the US Armed Forces. One can be gain respect with US military Veterans providing that you behave like the 'Lady's of Waikiki on Kalakaua Ave. Not I!
The problem is 'communications' and no matter how hard you try... 'hooponopono' will not exist for some people on both sides of the defense line.
Does these veterans understand 'isotopes', 'military usage and authority and DNA damage? No, and neither does the fishermen in my community! And the Truckers too! The Patriarchal society can really be rotten at the very core of Aloha in Hawaii!
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