My beginning does not begin here:
"What appears to drive Dr. Conklin to do what he does is neither responsible nor respectful, but seems to be driven by anger and hate. I don’t even know who he is except for what he writes, so I don’t know why he’s so angry. If there were anyone who should be angry that would be me after what transpired since 1994 as a result of exposing the truth that I can now qualify as a political scientist. But I’m not angry. I have a “kuleana,” a responsibility to continue where my Queen and former countrymen and women left off. I live by my kingdom’s national motto uttered by King Kamehameha III on July 31, 1843 after the government was restored by British Admiral Thomas.
“Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka `Aina I Ka Pono”
(The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in what is Right and Just).
written by Dr. Keanu Sai
But-- I am sure that what you have written is true to our children today!
King Kamehameha III, British Admiral Thomas, nor Prince Kuhio do not have my interest as a beginning--might I say that they are midway. In otherwords, I still have origins in my life that exist that predates Kam III.
I don't consider myself as someone that is struggling to exist--for I exist. I believe on this note we agree to join together on the premise that we both have equal standing in todays grounding on the illegal overthrow.
Thank you for all what you have done in building a foundation to argue the premise that we exist.
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