What if one of the candidates running for an Office Of Hawaiian Affairs seat earlier this month actually got the most votes yet lost the election?
Unbelievable? It’s true.
We’ll tell you not only who but how that could possibly happen this coming Wednesday on … Continue
Added by Free Hawai`i on November 23, 2008 at 9:30am —
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I hope everyone can make it. Try to at least so we can be heard. Below are suggestions for signs or make up one of your own. It's time to stop all the shenanigans and assaults against the Hawaii Nationals; particularly those against the Kanaka Maoli. Let the truth be heard. They desecrate our iwi; displace our people; disrespect our country; try to force us in living a lie; subjugate us; throw insults and character-assassinations of us; and expect us to assimilate into their WASP racist…
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Added by Tane on November 23, 2008 at 12:42am —
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A BIT OF HAWAII'S HISTORY
Kau Makahiki a traditional Hawaiian festival called Makahiki. This celebration lasted for four months and included great feasts and games. During this time, wars and conflicts were strictly forbidden. As far as the early Hawaiians were concerned, the Makahiki was their time for "peace on earth and goodwill toward men."
La Ku`oko`a marks the day, November 28, 1843, that the Ali`i Timoteo Ha`alilio, sent as part of an…
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Added by Tane on November 22, 2008 at 11:19pm —
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So yeah, Ohana out there. Councilmember Bill Mederios from Maui said he challenges anyone who says that he ISNT for Hawaiian Rights.
If Braddah man was FOR Hawaiian rights, He would not have passed the Discharge of Makena Resort straight to the Land Use Committee before they do proper assessment of the land.
Just a quick recap for those who dont know what I talking about: Makena Resort 1,077 High Density Condos, shopping mall, golf course, new hotel, Dodo plant all on top…
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Added by Chisa on November 22, 2008 at 2:45pm —
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CEDED LANDS ARE STOLEN LANDS
Fake State Urged To Stop Move To Sell That Which Is Not… Continue
Added by Free Hawai`i on November 22, 2008 at 10:00am —
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Here's How Hawai`i Nationals Feel About The Overthrow Of Their Country
Let's pretend I visit your house.…
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Added by Free Hawai`i on November 20, 2008 at 9:22pm —
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My family and I go to the beach everytime my mom has a day off. So I was just sitting on the beach then I saw a crab and I tried to plan in my head how to catch one of them. After a while I learned it was impossible. So I decided to just sit and watch and just like Jesus said to watch the ants because they work together to survive. But only the beach didn't have ants so I stuck with the crabs. I learned that the crabs ate the stuff that the water washed up. There are many ways to discover…
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Added by rel on November 20, 2008 at 5:05pm —
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Find Out Why The Akaka Bill Is So Dangerous…
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Added by Free Hawai`i on November 19, 2008 at 9:02pm —
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FREEHAWAII.INFO PRESENTS
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Added by Free Hawai`i on November 19, 2008 at 12:38am —
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By CHRIS HAMILTON, Staff Writer
POSTED: November 14, 2008
The Maui News
WAILUKU - Results of the 2008 election in Maui County could reinvigorate debate over the county's residency districts versus having full district representation on legislative bodies.
In Maui County Council races, voters sent back to office every incumbent and two former council members. But three successful candidates might not have won if they were relying only on the voters in the…
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Added by Joshyboy on November 18, 2008 at 10:29am —
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Frustration on Molokai
Monday 11-17-08
The Molokai Dispatch
Molokai /Lanai OHA Trustee Colette Machado won the 2008 statewide election against challenger Waipa Purdy.
Here is a deeper look at the whole story. On January 31, 2007 an extraordinary event consisting of thirteen hundred Molokai citizens participated in an election for the seats on the Molokai Enterprise Community, or EC. To get a sense of how extraordinary, some twelve hundred Molokai citizens…
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Added by Joshyboy on November 18, 2008 at 10:28am —
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By Steve Morgan / Hui Ho’opakele ‘Aina
As demonstrated in two consecutive elections, the residents of Molokai have clearly stated that they do not support the leadership abilities of Collette Machado.
The recent general election demonstrated widespread community support for OHA Trustee Candidate- Waipa Purdy. Running against Collette Machado, Purdy received 917 Molokai votes while Machado received 441 local votes. Despite these numbers it was Collette Machado who claimed…
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Added by Joshyboy on November 18, 2008 at 10:27am —
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"First of all, the Hawaiians' contempt for tourists was so obvious it was annoying.
I couldn't escape the irony that the tourist industry workers were among the most contemptuous people toward tourists.
It sure would have been nice if more than a couple of them had smiled as they took all my money.
I just couldn't escape the feeling that I was an unwelcome guest, and the… Continue
Added by Free Hawai`i on November 17, 2008 at 11:15pm —
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here's what you can do while im off... a little explanation of yourself, and tell me why i would make a great friend to you... that's it, as simple as that... SHoOOoTS~!!
Added by lehua on November 17, 2008 at 11:52am —
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HAVE YOU UN-KAUED YET?
REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM KAU INOA…
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Added by Free Hawai`i on November 16, 2008 at 10:30pm —
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Wai is the word in Hawaiian meaning fresh water. Many places throughout Hawai`i have a name starting with those three letters, yet there’s no water there. At least not any more.
So where did the water go?
Join us this week as we debut our newest … Continue
Added by Free Hawai`i on November 16, 2008 at 8:00am —
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Land Titles Issued Today Are Very Much In Doubt -
"Clear Title," regarding legitimate legal ownership of land in Hawai`i is a topic quickly becoming an issue in the… Continue
Added by Free Hawai`i on November 14, 2008 at 10:19pm —
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Ah yes, that wonderful word that has caused controversy among Asian/Haoles living on the west coast in their early 20s to early 30s. I wrote the subject line like that because while reading through a passage (see link below) I noticed the use of "kanaka" following the word "hapa". Again I'll say in my own experience growing up on Molokai in the 70s and early 80s, I never heard "Hapa" being used by itself at all. I've always heard
hapa haole, but never Hapa by itself.
But this…
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Added by Kaapuikinaea on November 14, 2008 at 6:30am —
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US Military Wants To Move Troops & Arms Fast - But Where & Why?…
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Added by Free Hawai`i on November 13, 2008 at 8:50pm —
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If you recognize yourself as a Hawai'i national, then why stand on the sidelines. Live it, celebrate it, and defend it. Be one with pride and integrity and participate in it; you don't have to travel outside of the country to do it; it's here. Why do you persist on commemorating, memorializing, or celebrating another country's holidays, memorials, commemorations when we have our own? Celebrate who you are; take pride in who your are; live as who you are as a Hawai'i national within your…
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Added by Tane on November 13, 2008 at 1:23pm —
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