The lame duck session in US Congress will start November 15 and it's unrealistic to think the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act will get to a vote on the senate floor before Christmas.
"I would say as a result of yesterday the odds are bad. I'm being very candid and upfront because I don't want people to have their hopes unjustifiably raised because at this stage I would say it's not one of the so called priority measures. There are certain appointments of judges that will go down the drain also," said Sen. Dan Inouye, (D) Hawai`i.
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The homesteaders that remain ignorant of the current Hawaiian issues are the paramount enemy. Most of them never read the clause in the homestead lesse; RESERVING UNTO THE LESSOR THE FOLLOWING, is the ultimate sell out. In the clause it continues to repeat the words DEMISED LANDS. When you look up the meaning of demised lands you will discover that it means; to relinquish your land claims by will or lease, to give up your sovereignty.
The number one criteria/diarrhea in the Akaka Bill to become part of the Hawaiian Indian Nation is to be a Hawaiian Homesteader that signed the Hawaiian Homelands Reservation Lease.
When the idiot homesteader votes for the Hawaiian indian nation government document the; RESEARVING UNTO THE LESSOR THE FOLLOWING, clause automatically clicks on. No different than clicking on your Icon on your desktop with your mouse.
See, most of the homesteaders chose to be stupid. Believe me I recently tried to educate them at one of their town meetings. Not one of them asked any questions or wanted more info on the land claims issue. They chose to be ignorant.
That's the major problem we have now with the Akaka Bill is the idiot ignorant homesteaders. Years and years of slavery makes one comfortable at being a slave.
The local buddhahead democratic party is instigating this conspiracy against the Hawaiians and buddhahead Dan Inouye is the cause behind it.
No Akaka Bill!
AKaKa Bill will coming up for a Vote. Alone pass the Vote of the Congress.
Long Live The Hawaiian Kingdom, o Pomai