Danner is a master artist of lies and obfuscation!
Think Sovereign.....Think Ahupua`a
IT'S TYPICAL! $100,000 to the Arizona Memorial Museum, $250,000 for Apec cultural training and when a charter school asked for a grant to help fund their trip to Tahiti for a cultural exchange, they were told by OHA that they ran out of grant money for that year. How convenient! This reminds me of "The Broken Trust" scandal of Bishop Estate Kamehameha Schools trustees and government corruption. It's evident that OHA spends money on everything but for the betterment of the native Hawaiians. Muhe'e piele sons of a B!!!!!!! God bless those puka mimi schiesters; for they know what they do; but do-do. Like Aunty Miriam once said to a scoundrel, they came like the wind and they can go like the wind! Hewa is as hewa does. Is it time to pound the ti-leaf? Auwe no ho'i e! God bless those little devils! God willl not forget nor will He be mocked by them!
Subject: OHA supports efforts to pass Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act
Reply-To: "Office of Hawaiian Affairs" <webmaster@oha.org>
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
April 7, 2011
Statement of President of Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement on the
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Report Out of
Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act
Washinton, DC – Robin Puanani Danner, President and Chief Executive Officer, of the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) attended the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (SCIA) hearing chaired by Chairman Daniel K Akaka. "With the action of the SCIA, our entire state can be proud that this legislation is moving forward, leading to a day where as Hawaiians, we have the full opportunity and parity with American Indians and Alaska Natives, to take responsibility of our resources, our challenges and our solutions.
The self governance policy by the federal government is one of the most significant and successful policies taken to address America's Native peoples. We want to be at the table with the federal government and state governments to carry our own weight, to be proactive and a full partner in our state and homelands, and to add to the prosperity of all of the people of Hawaii. This bill embodies that policy by acknowledging a difficult past, and forging a new future where we are no longer wards of state government, but rather our community is able to take responsible for ourselves, and engage more fully in implementing solutions.
Chairman Akaka is an expert on Native and Indian policy and law-making. We are grateful for his leadership."
Dear Mr. Van Dyke and Senator Akaka:
We once again voice our strong opposition of your seditious Akaka Bill as Hawaii nationals of the Kingdom of Hawaii, including native Hawaiians for which this Bill is being created for. The Akaka Bill is self-contradictory and fosters the WASP racist Manifest Destiny doctrines. The Bill spreads misinformation and is not a road to reconciliation to right the wrongs committed by the United States of America against the citizens of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It's a sophism.
Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act of 2011 (S.675) and the introduced identical companion bill (H.R. 1250) in the U.S. House of Representatives are repugnant and railroading native Hawaiians into a nefarious U.S. hostage box.
Contrary to Senator Akaka's statement, we do not desire to be on equal footing with American Indians under the Department of the Interior nor subjected to its paternalistic practices. We have already been recognized by the United States of America as an independent sovereign nation-state which we have never relinquished. We reject this legislation providing parity in federal policy towards indigenous people, especially because we are not indigenous to the United States but bona fide subjects of the still existent Kingdom of Hawaii albeit under the U.S. belligerent occupation of which the United States is in continuous violation of the international law of occupation.
Again, Senator Inouye plays with semantics when stating the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act is the right to self-determination and self-governance. This is an attempt to usurp the jurisdiction, territory, and the governance of the still-existing Kingdom of Hawaii. This measure begins a process of establishing a government to government relationship between the federal government and the native people of Hawaii is misleading and disingenuous. An ultra vires process to re-form a Native Hawaiian government that could negotiate with the state and federal government on behalf of Hawaii's indigenous people is plainly synesthesia.
We, Hawaii nationals and oppoonents to the bill, have been barred and supressed from testimony in U.S. Congress and the pertinent committees that need to hear our objections. This sweeping cover-up is done to give the proponents free-rein to control the outcome for elite pecuniary benefits and not for the true benefit for the native Hawaiians.
As Congresswoman Mazie K. Hirono puts it: Senator Akaka as Chairman of the Indian Affairs Committee as he is able to set the Committee’s agenda and will be able to push the bill forward in the Senate and work with the new House Majority.
Congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa erroneously said, "this bill will allow them to continue on the path towards reconciliation with the United States." We know this to be not the case. Justice for Hawaii will be for the United States of America to de-occupy Hawaii and re-instate the Kingdom of Hawaii, respect our human rights, and honor the ratified treaties we have with it as the Supreme Law of the land as stated in its Constitution.
Governor Neil Abercrombie said: "This measure is long overdue as enabling legislation allowing Native Hawaiians and the State of Hawaii to resolve outstanding issues fairly and comprehensively." This can only be done by returning Hawaii to its multi-ethnic nationals of the Kingdom of Hawaii and observing the international laws and the constitutional laws of the Kingdom of Hawaii and that of the United States.
We are cognizant that the treaty of annexation twice submitted were rejected by President Cleveland and then by the U.S. Congress for a lack of 2/3rds majority vote as spelled out by the U.S. Constitution. The Newlands Resolution was unlawful and had no jurisdiction in Hawaii or any other foreign country because it is a domestic, internal instrument, only valid within its own territory and not beyond it.
President Barack Obama adheres to his party line and being born and raised in U.S. occupied Hawaii. The U.S Department of Justice's support of the bill is dubious since legal issues raised by proposed Presidential Proclamation to extend the territorial sea, which came from the opinions of the Office of Legal Counsel, vol. 12, p. 238-263, October 4, 1988, which the excerpts commenting on the annexation of Hawaii are found on pp. 250-252.
The snollygosters have enlisted the support of the National Congress of American Indians, the Alaska Federation of Natives, and groups throughout the Native Hawaiian community including the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, the Native Hawaiian Bar Association, the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, and two state agencies which represent the interests of the Native Hawaiian people, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands to push its agenda regardless of what the native Hawaiians want. Many could be suffering from the Stockholme Syndrome or will benefit greatly from this Bill at the expense of the native Hawaiians and certainly from all the Hawaii nationals of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Referring to the Apology Bill, Senator Slade Gorton remarked, "...the only logical consequence is total independence." We whole-heartedly agree.
The Honolulu Advertiser's Poll regarding the Akaka Bill dated 23 February, 2010 had 4,500 respondents that participated. it read that 10 percent needed more time; 30 percent said Yes, they were for it; and 60 percent said No, they were against it. It seems higly questionable that a poll published by the Honolulu Advertiser in May of last year reported that 66 percent Hawaii resident support federal recognition for Native Hawaiians, and 82 percent of Native Hawaiians polled support federal recognition. Note that the number of respondents were not listed.
It's laughable to believe this is a parity government-to-government relationship with the United States to address issues such as criminal and civil jurisdiction, historical grievances, and jurisdiction and control of natural resources, lands, and assets. It's an attempt to continue to steal jurisdiction, natural resources, lands and assets from the Kingdom of Hawaii and its citizens. We understand quite well how decisions will be made; piracy on the high seas at its best! We will continue to oppose your criminal actions.
He Hawaii au,
Tane
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