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Started by Noelani Duffey-Spikes. Last reply by Noelani Duffey-Spikes Nov 14, 2008.
Started by Noelani Duffey-Spikes. Last reply by ʻOhukaniʻōhiʻa Nov 4, 2008.
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This is not a joke nor some bullshit story I'm telling you on here. This is something that just happened to me while driving home at 7:00pm from my parents home to town where I live on Molokai. There was a road block and I'm going to tell you exactly what had happened to me when I got pulled over.
Policeman: Where's your papers for your car?
The papers was on my passenger seat when the policeman asked the question. My car is totally illegal.
Me: Um, I don't have the papers for my car.
Policeman: With a smile on his face telling me awww, you don't have any of your papers for this car.
Me: yes I don't, can I tell you something officer?
Policeman: Sure with a smile on his face.
Me: I belong to the Kingdom of Hawaii, I'm from the Lawful Hawaiian Government and the Prime Minister for this Government is Henry Noa.
With out letting me finnished with the rest I wanted him to know, he took two huge steps back saying at the same time WOOOW.
Me: Oh, is something wrong?
Without telling me anything else he changed the subject by saying.
Policeman: You going get your papers hah?
Me: yeah I'm going to.
Now make a note of this that I still need to get my Plates, driver I.D. and my Gov. I.D. so under the human rights I can practice my right to travel. Then he asked me.
Policeman: Whats your name?
Me: Duke Kalipi
Policeman: Don't you have a cousin that live in Maunaloa?
Me: Yes
By using that as an excuse, he let me go and I mean he wanted me to leave right away so he won't have to deal with being serve from our Government the Human Rights Violations. He gave me a big wave to let me know that I needed to move quickly so the next car could come right in.
You see people, they doing this as a way to make more money for the police force and for the Government. Henry has the puka and we need to use this as a tool for getting what we want and thats Independence. IMUA Lawful Hawaiian Government and it's Nationals.
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