ALOHA Kakou, e Hawaii,
Prince Kuhio wanted all of his people on Hawaiian Homestead Lands. Not just a Selective Few, but all of his people.
I believe that Prince Kuhio would blast the native Hawaiian people especailly those living on Hawaiian Homestead Lands to allow the United States and State of Hawaii to violate their constitutional trust to his people.
Soon after forming the Honolulu Hawaiian Civic Club Prince Kuhio blasted the members of the Honolulu Hawaiian Civic Club. Blasted them for getting involved in the political issues effecting the future of Hawaiians.
As a Delegate to the Congress of the United States, Prince Kuhio did the best he could to sercure a land base for his native people.
In 1959 the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act was a condition of Statehood for Hawaii.
Under the Admission Act of the State of Hawaii, native Hawaiians as defined in the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act are the Sole Beneficiaries of the State of Hawaii. As the General Public of the Admission Act is a Purpose not a Beneficiary like the native Hawaiian.
Thru the many years of my defending of the rights of native Hawaiians I have seen and heard many native Hawaiians say that our people should not get involved in the American System. Let our Leaders do their job. No Make Waves.
I just wish that every Hawaiian on Maoliworld could be at the State Legislature and hear what our Great Leaders are sayng and doing.
Listen very carefully to what every Hawaiian is saying and doing right here on Maoliworld. Read between their Sweet Lips. On one side they speak of ALOHA and on the other side, they speak of HATE.
Hate because you are not of their Blood Quantum, you have served in the military service of the United States, that you graduated from school away from Hawaii and that you can not be controled by their HEWA Minds.
History is being made. We all must make sure and do everything not to repeat the wrongs of the past. As History will be just Repeated.
Long Live The Hawaiian Kingdom,
o Pomaikaiokalani, Hawaiian Kingdom National Royalist 1993
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