Imagine if you grew up being told that you had been adopted, only to learn that you were, in fact, kidnapped. That might spur you to start searching for the adoption papers. Now imagine that you could find no papers and no one could produce any.
That's how Dr. David Keanu Sai, a retired Army Captain with a PhD in political science and instructor at Kapi`olani Community College in Hawai`i, characterizes Hawaii's international legal status. Since 1993, Sai has been researching the history of the Kingdom of Hawai`i and its complicated relationship to the United States....
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Didn't think one would post my posting. Just thought I would return and let you know that I went to the Haole boy's article and I thought it was neat to go through all the differen't readings. It was a great experience to read a variety of things and in lieu of Keanu Sai's case. How did all those people from all different places make comments and that they new a lot about the case before hand. We got to it on the 14th which in my opinion was set up to react to them not to what we thought at first. So we were at a disadvantage. That was so interesting. But, it's still soup!
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3,000 native Hawaiian children were adopted out to the continent during the Lingle Adm. designed by Dennis Dunn. And a lot of these youngsters are on the streets today somewhere out there in the US poverty continent. These children cannot find their way home because there is no home base for these youngsters.
At least we stay here, somewhere out there under the night sky of Hawaii. Okay the Interntional legal status, that sounds good! Let's go there--I'm reading on ...