I understand your need to transition over to restoring the Hawaiian Kingdom. But, I believe that if one does this via 1887 constitution, we are engaging in non traditional practices of the rule of law. Or, "lots of words put in mouth at gun point" and already with having said this the 1887 constitution is null and void under any circumstances.
To connect to the existing Monarchy the pathway should be cleaned first, if one knows how Kanaka operate only then can one see a future or continuity of the monarchy.
Where I am getting my readings of the comparative of 1887 and 1864 if from Keanu Sai's citations.
This is not a very easy task to venture into, especially on Ustream that reaches outside of Hawaii. Venturing down the road in support of the Monarchy have always been around and I believe we have given this entiy a lot of support and they too, however, there is more work to be done, but for now I do believe they the monarch should understand their own people.
But, do continue your work, what is the difference when Hawaiian Studies and American Studies roll around together for a few days at UH Manoa? Kaohi
Aloha no, Auntie Kaohi. I appreciate you making the time to participate in Hawai'i TVs attempts to find, locate, and inform our people about the "Continuity of the Monarchy," still applies to all of us as "Heirs" of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It is quite fascinating to know that the "Continuity of the Monarchy," is the only route that will allow us to finally "Restore the Hawaiian Kingdom." To find out from our own laws, our own history, and following in the footsteps of our beloved, enlightened, and intellegent Queen, that the Sovereign is the only one until today that has the Internal & Foreign Power that can represent the Hawaiian Kingdom. The Sovereign is the highest contractor of the Hawaiian Kingdom. The Sovereign is the only one that can update Treaties that we will have with New Countries as well as re-activating the Treaties we had with other Countries before the illegal invasion happened on January 17th, 1893. Looking forward to continuing our discussion about the "Continuity of the Monarchy," on one of three shows that will be taking place from now on. Mahalo Nui Loa to you and your ohana, Kaleo...
Pretty good Kaleo on the continuity of the Monarchy. On my fathers property, we continue to preserve her legacy, where, she sat, her rose bush, her place of bath in the stream. So I understand, however, with these place of pure space not many are interested. why I don't know? Had a great time see you tomorrow. Kaohi
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I understand your need to transition over to restoring the Hawaiian Kingdom. But, I believe that if one does this via 1887 constitution, we are engaging in non traditional practices of the rule of law. Or, "lots of words put in mouth at gun point" and already with having said this the 1887 constitution is null and void under any circumstances.
To connect to the existing Monarchy the pathway should be cleaned first, if one knows how Kanaka operate only then can one see a future or continuity of the monarchy.
Where I am getting my readings of the comparative of 1887 and 1864 if from Keanu Sai's citations.
This is not a very easy task to venture into, especially on Ustream that reaches outside of Hawaii. Venturing down the road in support of the Monarchy have always been around and I believe we have given this entiy a lot of support and they too, however, there is more work to be done, but for now I do believe they the monarch should understand their own people.
But, do continue your work, what is the difference when Hawaiian Studies and American Studies roll around together for a few days at UH Manoa? Kaohi