Aloha kakou,
Mahalo for our meeting on December 18.
This is just a wrap of our kuka.
1 Discussion:
What constitutes a Hawaiian National? We all have our own versions. Our common ground is being born to the aina, whether of koko or not.
What binds is not important until an individual is tested in the Courts of Fraud. This will continue to be an issue of personal interpretation and commitment.
In the meantime, what must and can one do in civil protest against the tyranny of our Human Rights. Good start is Dr. Martin Luther King Day Hawaii.
We also discussed a reversion of Ku'e Petition in a simplified manner. We must not forget, the Ku'e Petition did work. If we alter it we are saying our kupuna failed and they did not it was the people that came after them. But we are
working on un-offensive questionnaire to facilitate some kind of registry of Hawaiian Nationals.
2. Events: Overview
Sunday January 16, 2011 This has been known as the original 1993 "Sovereignty Sunday". Various organization conduct proto cal and usually secure permits. We agreed to participate as individuals at the Ahu Pu'okaina I'olani Palace.
Programs usually start at 10:00 AM. More information on this will come about.
Monday January 17, 2011 This Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Was once a State of Hawaii Holiday in October call Discovery Day. We agreed to participate in the Martin Luther King (MLK) Parade in Waikiki. Parade starts at 9:;00 AM, from
Magic Island , through Kalakaua Ave. onto Queen Kapiolani Park. We will be marching in the parade and also have a info/education booth, sell T's and Hawaiian flags. We will need a minimum of (15) to walk parade route with banners,
pu's. Anakala Kahumoku's Passage of Hawaiian History will be main display.
Tent will be at Kapiolani Park for our purpose and not ohana picnic. All to many times I have worked in booths/tents were two or three are the workers and 10 or 12 are family sitting in the cover of the booth/tent. Tell them look for trees.
Pomai Kinney will be at the tent. We will set up our tent at 7:30 AM and need to have at least three or four people there. Bye 8:00 AM parade walkers must be shuttled to Magic Island.
Wednesday January 19, 2011 Hewa Lawmaking Day Commences. We are having a memorial at the Statue of Queen Lili'uokalani. Makahiki Hawaiian independence banners (3) and printed vinyl signs. Black in mourning Black T' with
green letters will be worn by (30) people. We will hand deliverer letter of protest to the newly inaugurated Gov. of the Fake State. We need to be there no later than 8 :00 AM. We may do it with a coalition or just ourselves but we will.
This is just an highlight of our past meeting. Updates will follow and a "rehearsal meeting for January 8 (Saturday) 10:00 Am will be at our favorite park.
So rest up for January. Have a blessed Christmas , and may Iesu Kristo bless us with wisdom and health and the means to provide for ourselves and others. Above all remembers the words of your very own tutu wahine/kane. And, please don't spend money on fireworks for the New Year, we need the money for real Hawaiian Independence. If everybody would give a little, we all would get a lot in return that last longer than firecrackers. Be safe, we need each other!
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Mahalo piha
Aloha is akua,
pilipo
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Replies
ALOHA Kakou, e Hawaii,
The Committee of Hawaiian Nationals are planning lots of Actions in January 2011. Actions that as Hawaiian Nationals our Mission is for the Total Independence of Hawaii.
Like the Kue Action of Dec. 6 at the Front Gates of Iolani Palace, we will not remain silent any longer as Hawaiian Nationals.
2010 is ending with the DEAD of the AKaKa BILL. 2011 begins with lots of Actions.
Long Live The Hawaiian Kingdom, o Pomaikaiokalani, Hawaiian National Royalist 1993