Aloha kakou I have been adamantly reading Dr. Keanu Sai's finished dissertation on the United States occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. I think this excerpt really states the message to the State of Hawai'i and the Office of Hawaiian Affairs exactl
Read more…Aloha mai kakou, Mele kalikimaka, hau'oli makahiki hou! I wanted to share something I was working on that I feel helps to make positive change in our world, during this time of peace. I penned this letter to the people of Iraq upon having a dream a
Read more…Here are some positive ideas that I think could be done to rid us of America's occupation: 1) Dissolve the fraudulent "State of Hawaii, Inc.," it's counterparts, and all parties therein. 2) Remove the illegal U.S. Miitary Occupation and their belli
Read more…I wanted to put a run down of the U.S. Occupied Military here in Hawai'i and get an idea of just how much money the state is sucking you dry to support their military presence in our neutral nation to kill people over in Iraq, who's civillian casualt
Read more…There was NO overthrow. There was NO Annexation. By Hale Mawae Is an apology from a bully who crosses their fingers behind their back all that meaningful? A Resolution made up by the United States of America has no jurisdiction or say over us. PERI
Read more…Video of the day. Bush gives freedom to the Iraqi people. Let's see how they show their gratitude for bush's fare farewell. Any one care to share mana'o on this one? Blast away.
Read more…Bound & Gagged! A Commentary on "The State" of things to come By Hale Mawae While reading the article from Friday's Garden Island article, "The Fight for the Iwi Continues," I couldn't help but imagine Steven Weinstein and the rest of the planning
Read more…Gov. Linda Lingle recently issued emergency orders to control and reduce state government expenditures. The state budget director is forecasting a billion-dollar shortfall in revenues through 2011 and we're told the 2009 Legislature will need to make
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
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