Noho malie o Hokulea i ke kai malie o Palamila - Hokuleʻa rests in the calm sea of Palmyra.....I ka po nei, ua hoʻi mai au i Oʻahu nei me kekahi o na mea waʻa o ka holo iho ana mai Hawaii i Palamila. Ua holoholo makou i ke kai a me na alahele o na moku, e huakaʻi a nana aku i ka nahele uluwehiwehi o ia moku, me na manu kai like ole ko laila. Eia kekahi mau kii o Palamila mai na holoholo nei:Last night, I returned to Oʻahu nei with some of the crew of the voyage down from Hawaii to Palmyra. We went cruising in the ocean and on the trails of the islands, to go on excursions and see the lush forest of the island, and the different seabirds there. Here are a few pictures of Palmyra from that cruising around.
ka nahele uluwehi o Palamila - the lush forest of Palmyra..
Nui na manukai o Palamila - Palmyra has SO many seabirds!
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Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 21, 2009 at 10:30pm
It’s all over but the shouting now regarding the Superferry fiasco.Practically everyone is pointing their finger at someone else, yet the truth has to lie somewhere.Watch Free Hawai`i TV this coming Wednesday to find out how this disaster could have been prevented, what really caused it in the first place and where we go from here.And speaking of dead endings and new beginnings, our visit with Leon Siu continues to get much feedback from viewers who report, “wow! I never knew that.”Leon educates us all on why Hawai`i is not the 50th US state at all but instead a complete fake – much like the Superferry was. Don’t miss it this week on Voices Of Truth – One-On-One With Hawai`i's Future.MONDAY, March 23rd At 6:30 PM –Maui – Akaku, Channel 53MONDAY, March 23rd At 7:00 PM & FRIDAY, March 27th At 5:30 PM –Hawai`i Island – Na Leo, Channel 53SATURDAY, March 28th At 8:00 PM –O`ahu, `Olelo, Channel 53"Hawai`i The Fake State - A Visit With Leon Siu"The history books are wrong. Hawai`i is not part of the US according to Leon Siu, who reveals why more people every day are awakening to realize one simple fact – Hawai`i's annexation to the US and subsequent statehood vote were both fake. The truth is out there. Watch It Here.THURSDAY, March 26th At 8:30 PM & FRIDAY, March 27th At 8:30 AM –Kaua`i – Ho`ike, Channel 52“Garden Island Activist – A Visit With Puanani Rogers”Few can claim to have seen action on Kaua`i over the years like Nani Rogers. A long time fighter for Hawaiian rights, Nani was trained by some of the best. Today's she's involved in preventing further desecration at Naue. Don't miss her unique insights and find out why the people of Kaua`i are like no other. Watch It Here.Voices Of Truth interviews those creating a better future for Hawai`i to discover what made them go from armchair observers to active participants. We hope you'll be inspired to do the same.If you support our issues on the Free Hawai`i Broadcasting Network, please email this to a friend to help us continue. A donation today helps further our work. Every single penny counts.Donating is easy on our Voices Of Truth website via PayPal.You can watch Voices Of Truth anytime on the web.And for news and issues that affect you, watch Free Hawai`i TV, a part of the Free Hawai`i Broadcasting Network.Read more…
Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 21, 2009 at 5:30am
Superferry Chronicle Authors Paik & Mander Explain Why...the cushy federal loan guarantee for $140 million issued by the U.S. Maritime Administration, leaves the departing company in much better financial shape than if they were to continue in Hawai`i, running at a loss.But the biggest coup of all for the Superferry corporation is that it got what it needed out of the deal: to prove the boat’s seaworthiness as a demo model in competition to build the Navy’s Joint High-Speed Vessel (JHSV).Austal USA, an investor in Superferry as well as its builder, won the contract worth $1.6 billion last September to build ten JHSVs.That’s why conducting an EIS has been anathema to Superferry from the very start.Doing so would have kept the boat out of the water, and unable to prove itself against Austal USA’s competitors for the lucrative Navy contract....READ THE ENTIRE STORY HERERead more…
Honolulu Star Bulletin March 20, 2009Hawaii Celebrates 50 Years After Statehood BillBy MARK NIESSEAssociated Press WriterHONOLULU (AP) — The state that gave America its first black president was hailed as a model of tolerance and diversity on the 50th anniversary of a bill signing that led to Hawaii becoming the 50th state.The pen President Dwight D. Eisenhower used a half-century ago was on display at the state Capitol on Wednesday as past and present state leaders sang Hawaiian music, held hands and reflected on the meaning of joining the United States.But as an Army band played patriotic songs, about two dozen Native Hawaiians chanted and marched in protest of statehood near the statue of Hawaii's last monarch, Queen Liliuokalani, wearing shirts that spelled out "A history of theft" and "Fake state."Speeches commemorating the 50th anniversary emphasized the islands' ethnic diversity and its right to have a voice in the United States through the overwhelming 93 percent vote for statehood.Soldiers who were born of Japanese parents but fought for the United States in World War II showed Hawaii's commitment to the nation before it even became a state, said Gov. Linda Lingle."These soldiers showed that being loyal to the American cause was in no way defined by ethnicity. It was determined instead by a belief in the principles of freedom and democracy," Lingle said. "Hawaii provided a model of tolerance ahead of its time."The Hawaii Admissions Act was signed by Eisenhower on March 18, 1959, clearing the way for a vote of Hawaii residents in June and the islands' acceptance into the nation that Aug. 21.Statehood was the culmination of a long series of events: the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, the islands' years as a remote U.S. territory and its importance in the Pacific following the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II.Hundreds of the state's former governors, legislators, congressmen, judges, entertainers and their families packed the Capitol for Wednesday's event. During the song "This is Aloha," singer Danny Couch asked the audience to hold hands and sway to the music.The Native Hawaiians outside weren't so cheerful. Longtime protester Richard Pomai Kinney carried his Hawaii state flag upside-down as a sign of distress."Statehood is a fraud," said Kinney, who was 19 years old at the time. "My parents said Hawaii would become a place only for the wealthy. Look at it today. There's nothing to celebrate."Others with the Hawaiian Independence Action Alliance said they feared the islands' native people will lose what's left of their sovereignty if the U.S. Congress passes a pending measure that would give them a degree of self-government similar to American Indians.They insist that Hawaii is still an independent nation because the Hawaiian Kingdom never agreed to be annexed."There was no treaty of annexation. Show me the treaty," said group organizer Lynette Cruz. "There's been an incorrect interpretation of history all these years."But House Speaker Calvin Say told the audience that Hawaii embraced core American ideals of overcoming adversity and accepting different cultures, as shown by the state's election of the nation's first Chinese, Japanese and Hawaiian senators and its being the birthplace of President Barack Obama."History shows time and again that even if you were born in the poorest part of town, you can achieve," Say said.ALOHA Kakou, e Hawaii, We are taking back our country, the Hawaiian Kingdom. History shows that Statehood for Hawaii is a Fraud. Imua HIAA. Ku Like Kakou No La Hui O Hawaii.Long Live The Hawaiian Kingdom, o Pomaikaiokalani
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Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 20, 2009 at 1:58am
The Times Of India - March 19, 2009Hundreds of the state's former governors, legislators, congressmen, judges, entertainers and their families packed the Capitol for the event. During the song "This is aloha," singer Danny Couch persuaded them and the audience to hold hands and sway to the music.The Native Hawaiians outside weren't so cheerful. Longtime protester Richard Pomai Kinney carried his Hawai`i state flag upside-down as a sign of distress."Statehood is a fraud," said Kinney, who was 19 years old at the time. "My parents said Hawai`i would become a place only for the wealthy. Look at it today. There's nothing to celebrate."Full Story HereRead more…
I keia la, ua holo na akeakamai e nana kokoke i ka hua'i nui a Pele mai loko mai o ka moana o Tonga i ke kai Pakipika Hema.Scientists sailed out to have a closer look at the eruptions of an undersea volcano off the coast of Tonga in the South Pacific Ocean today.Wahi a ke poo o na hulihonua o Tonga, o ia ho'i o Kelepi Mafi, aohe mea poino no na kanaka noho ma Nukualofa a me na kanaka e a'e a pau o ka mokupuni o TongatapuTonga's head geologist, Kelepi Mafi, said there was no apparent danger to residents of Nuku'alofa and others living on the main island of Tongatapu.Ua hoopuka manao na luna nui, pili keia hua'i nei i ka ola'i honua, he 4.4 kona nui, i pa 'ia ai i ka la 13 Malakai aku nei, ma kahi o 35 kilomika ka loa mai ke kapikala, he 150 kilomika ma lalo o ka honua.Officials also said it may be related to a quake with a magnitude of 4.4 which struck last March 13 around 35 kilometers from the capital at a depth of nearly 150 kilometres.E nana i na kiimaanei.Look at more pictures here.
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If you have spare time on your hands.Share your idea's to the things that you have experience in like Water conservation, Land Management, Farming experiences etc.... We need all the gathering of the minds, hearts, bodies and spirit to create a self sustainable environment for our future in the survival of the Human species.You have Land and not enough time or energy to plant, maintain and or harvest, Please share your Life the true Ohana way. It is of the now that we need to do all what we need to do. "SURVIVE"
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AFTER WE ALREADY GOT THE PERMIT FOR THE EVENT WITH ALSO RESPECTING ANY RULES:THEREFORE WE ARE HOLDING IT BEHIND LUKES PLACE AT THE BARNWHICH WILL HOLD A LOT OF PEOPLE. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD-------- Original Message -------Subject: Mahukona Beach Park - March 21st AdvertisedEventDate: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:44:02 -1000From: Fitzgerald, Robert A.To:Please be aware that the above-referenced event has not been approved by the Department of Parks and Recreation (see link to this event:http://lihikai.org/mahukonaconcert.html ) The police have been notified as we have safety and health concerns about any large event at Mahukona. There is also a water shortage at the park.Sincerely,Robert Fitzgerald Director, Department of Parks and RecreationCounty of Hawaii 101 Pauahi Street, Suite 6 Hilo, HI 96720 Ph# 808-961-8311
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Posted by Pono Kealoha on March 19, 2009 at 8:30am
Hawaiia s diversity applauded at statehood celebration - Hawaii...Hawaii was and is the most "diverse state in the Union, yet a place where racial and ethnic lines are often blurred or deemed irrelevant ."http://www.genocidewatch.org/8stages.htmTHIS PROCESS iS KNOWN AS CULTURECIDE and GENOCIDE aka COLONIALISM " GENOCIDE OF NATIONS and COUNTRIES TO MANIPULATE, CONTROL AND RAPE RESOURCES.Hawaii’s diversity applauded at statehood celebrationBy Pat GeePOSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 19, 2009Gov. Linda Lingle called Hawaii's unique racial and cultural diversity one of its most resonant contributions to the world during a celebration yesterday of the signing of the Hawaii Admission Act, which paved the way for statehood 50 years ago.Mixed Feelings On Hawaii Statehood Anniversary50 years ago President Dwight Eisenhower signed the bill allowing Hawaii to become a state, some celebrated while some protested.[ Watch ]Lingle addressed a special joint legislative session and an overflow crowd at the state Capitol House Chamber as part of a yearlong commemoration by the Hawaii 50th Anniversary of Statehood Commission. Honorees included a virtual parade of who's who in Hawaii, many of them recognized as the "50 Voices of Statehood," a video anthology created by the commission.President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Admission Act on March 18, 1959, paving the way for Hawaii residents to vote overwhelmingly in favor of the bill June 27. Eisenhower officially proclaimed Hawaii the 50th state on Aug. 21.A group of 30 protesters held its own press conference nearby prior to the Capitol event but did not disrupt the ceremony. The Hawaiian Independence Action Alliance, a coalition of 10 groups organized by Lynette Cruz, opposed the "fraudulence of the history being celebrated at the capitol," a release said.Senate President Colleen Hanabusa and House Speaker Calvin Say joined the governor in applauding Hawaii for being, in Lingle's words, "a place like no other, with a people like no other.""Hawaii was and is in many ways a simple place with complex issues, and in many ways is defined by our contradictions," Lingle said. "We are isolated geographically, yet we serve as a vital bridge between the mainland United States and Asia-Pacific region. ... We are the most diverse state in the Union, yet a place where racial and ethnic lines are often blurred or deemed irrelevant ..."Our differences are our strength and they create the vibrant tapestry of our culture," providing "a model of tolerance ahead of its time," she said.Hawaii has also provided "a model of community" in being able to pull together to meet challenges. Perhaps facing the biggest obstacle since 1959 in the economic crisis today, the entire community will need the same determination and hard work to achieve stability, Lingle added.Cassidy Apo, 11, of Mid-Pacific Institute thought the ceremony "pretty cool." One of the few youngsters to attend the event, she was spending the day with her dad, City Councilman Todd Apo, who represents West Oahu and the Leeward Coast.Cassidy Apo said she wants to be a social studies teacher one day and, after listening to the speeches, found it "amazing" that so much was accomplished in 50 years.She said, "Our best feature is our culture. Hawaii is really unique and we can do a lot to help the nation ... (President Barack) Obama knows Hawaii's problems and can help make it better. He can use the experience he had living in different places to make the nation a better place."Also in attendance were members of the state's first legislature, and living former governors and first ladies.http://www.starbulletin.com/news/hawaiinews/20090319_hawaiis_diversity_applauded_at_statehood_celebration.htmlRead more…
Posted by Kaapuikinaea on March 19, 2009 at 7:59am
I took this pic. this a.m. of a Haole lady in her car with a bunch of those stupid dancing hula dolls.
I think I just confused my supervisor as I asked her if she saw those Caucasian dolls dancing like how Caucasian people do, or the Black dolls of how Popolos like to dance, or if she saw the Japanese, Chinese or even Mexican dolls. She asked if that was something new.Then I told her they actually don't exist but these "Hawaiian" ones do. She asked what did that mean to me, and I told her what hula is. She said, "maybe that lady is from Hawaii?" Hell no, she wasn't! Although I understand that perhaps a person from Hawaii may have those on their dashboard (certainly not an abundance of them) but I seriously doubt this person was a local, especially since locals, or should I say a particular ethnic group (or two) like to have those faux "Ikaika" helmets.I have yet to see other ethnic groups portrayed in that manner, where things of their culture that have either religious significance or some other type of cultural value are commercialized and seen as "cute", "endearing" or the worse, as many have told me...."flattering!"
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Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 19, 2009 at 4:11am
HONOLULU - There was a major event at the state Capitol Wednesday marking the 50th anniversary of Hawai`i becoming a state, but it was not a day to celebrate for everyone."The state of Hawai`i is not a state, and although it has pretended to be for 50 years it is not a state because there was never any lawful turnover from the Hawaiian Kingdom," protestor Leon Siu said.SEE THE FULL STORY HERERead more…
Speaking to a co- worker...on the ressurection for The Kingdom.He replies, "it can be done". Turn to the Kupunas, we need toestablish a Platform and Dialogue...too many fractions.remove (mine and me) for UNITY a sense of ONENESS.Isreal Kamakawiwo'ole said,"to get ahead, without steppingon another Hawaiian feet" forward people, go forward.bless.
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Noun1. imperialism - a policy of extending your rule over foreign countriesforeign policy - a policy governing international relationsmanifest destiny - a policy of imperialism rationalized as inevitable (as if granted by God)2. imperialism - a political orientation that advocates imperial interestsideology, political orientation, political theory - an orientation that characterizes the thinking of a group or nation3. imperialism - any instance of aggressive extension of authoritycontrol - the activity of managing or exerting control over something; "the control of the mob by the police was admirable"Americans can KEEP there pride of a country that does nothing but brainwash there education system making there youth believe that democracy is the way to go but in reality the truth is IMPERIALISM.Ths USA makes like there are doing good in the world but let the facts tell you otherwise.FACTThousands have died and thousands continue to be born with major birth defects due to the US military bombing of the Micronesian Islands. War crimes have been filed in the International courts against the U.S.FACTThe U.S. military has been illegally dumping there bombs off the shore of Waianae and Makaha causing the cancer rates of the Native people to a all time high, so you people want to complain about the homeless taking control of the beaches when you should be thanking them from stopping people from getting into the water!FACTIn the Phillipines the number of American troops rise, while the military bases grow and so does the genocide rate of innocent victims nationwide. Cancer rates contine to grow along with multiple other serious situations thanks to the weapons the U.S. continues to use knowing the FACT of how dangerous using these weapons and the harmful effects it has on people. Truth is, the U.S. military is fighting the TRUE INDIGENOUS peoples of the Phillipines and all they want is to be left alone, on there lands, with there traditions and there way of life.FACTThe U.S. military has been in Guam for many many years and continues to grow there but in REALITY they are causing HARM to the local community. It is a known FACT that the bombs the U.S. military has been exploding off the shores of Micronesia has impacted the community of Guam, again with the cancer rates at an all time high due to radioactive chemicals, can you believe that after all this time there is no protocol nor hospital that is equiped for cancer patients.... WHAT A SHAME!now these are just examples of things that are happening in the Pacific, can you imagine WORLDWIDE?The US has 247,000 troops and civilians posted overseas, with a presence in more than 130 countries, covering every time zone.IMPERIALISM?Approximate number of U.S. military bases overseas: at least 737IMPERIALSM?United Nations passed into LAW The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples With an overwhelming majority of 143 votes in favour, only 4 negative votes cast (Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United States)and 11 abstentionsWhat a SHAME! KEEP YOU PRIDE! I SPIT on the U.S. with the way they continue with there CULTURAL GENOCIDE WORLDWIDE!
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My father-in-law James Kekahawalu Kekahuna is in the hospital. He is in full organ failure. My husband and I ask that you pray for him as well as my mother-in-law Junelle, for the times that they have ahead of them. I also pray that I can be strong for my husband, who is a man that never really needed me as much as he needs me now.Mahalo Ke Akua!Vaiola and Hiram!!
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Posted by Kaapuikinaea on March 18, 2009 at 6:31am
It feels like my guts were ripped out, or about to be. I got a phone call from the management company, and I knew it wasn't good news. It was Cyndie, who is actually from Kailua. Anyway, she asked if I could remove the vines from my window because, as she puts it, she was concerned that the apartment may be infested with bugs. It was brought to her attention by the painter.I remembered that my former roommate told me that she could hear the painter making noises, because of the spiders. Apparently he encountered a lot of them. Fucking MAHU! Fuck man, that pisses me off.She said she understands I want my privacy but if I could trim it back, pull it away from the window. This goes for the living room area. Fuck man. I am so disappointed. Maybe that isn't the best description, but I told her they were like my babies and I cherish them. *sigh*I've invested years of letting them grow to that point, to have this dumb K____n painter who does half ass jobs pull it down, and now, screaming because of nature. Fuck, go back to where you came from them. Stupid shit. Fuck I am so mad at this whole ordeal.The good thing is that Cyndie said she really understands and how much I've put into the plants. They really have no fucking idea. Getting um passed agriculture in some of the cases, having the fucking non-English speaking gardeners butcher them all the time, and the painters, and the city official complain because of the fire extinguisher, having the mailman politely ask me to trim it. Fuck, I can't wait till this planet is destroyed thanks to fuck heads like these! I want their descendants to suffer because of their fucking desire to build over nature!
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Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 18, 2009 at 4:11am
FREEHAWAII.INFOPRESENTSFREE HAWAI`I TVTHEFREE HAWAI`I BROADCASTING NETWORK"I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY SAID THAT!"Amazing Things Were Said By The US Supreme Court Justices In The Ceded Lands Case.Things That Scared & Worried The Fake State & Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.What Was Said? See For Yourself Here.Read more…
I'll be returning to complete my last requirements for doctorate research. If you are a Native Hawaiian and would like to answer a survey regarding your academic achievement and ethnic identity, please let me know. All information are confidential and names will be changed to conceal your identity.Your mana'o will be part of my research thus contribute to understanding and improving academic achievement scores for current and future teachers. Research is not limited to education thus can be used to assess programs and services that are created to support Native Hawaiians!You may respond here or shoot and email in the inbox. Mahalo for your kokua...
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Posted by Free Hawai`i on March 17, 2009 at 3:30am
The Hawai`i Superferry said it will cease operations on Thursday following a ruling yesterday by the Hawai`i Supreme Court that went against the inter-island ferry service.The Hawai`i Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a state law allowing the Superferry to operate without a complete environmental impact statement is unconstitutional.......State Senator J. Kalani English said the Superferry could have avoided the situation if it agreed to an environmental impact statement at the start of the process."It goes back to what we said from the beginning. We told the Superferry, `Simply follow the law,' " he said. "If they did that, none of this would have happened."Full Details HereRead more…
The Times Of India - March 19, 2009Hundreds of the state's former governors, legislators, congressmen, judges, entertainers and their families packed the Capitol for the event. During the song "This is aloha," singer Danny Couch persuaded them and the audience to hold hands and sway to the music.The Native Hawaiians outside weren't so cheerful. Longtime protester Richard Pomai Kinney carried his Hawai`i state flag upside-down as a sign of distress."Statehood is a fraud," said Kinney, who was 19 years old at the time. "My parents said Hawai`i would become a place only for the wealthy. Look at it today. There's nothing to celebrate."Full Story Here
Hawaii was and is the most "diverse state in the Union, yet a place where racial and ethnic lines are often blurred or deemed irrelevant ."http://www.genocidewatch.org/8stages.htmTHIS PROCESS iS KNOWN AS CULTURECIDE and GENOCIDE aka COLONIALISM " GENOCIDE OF NATIONS and COUNTRIES TO MANIPULATE, CONTROL AND RAPE RESOURCES.Hawaii’s diversity applauded at statehood celebrationBy Pat GeePOSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 19, 2009Gov. Linda Lingle called Hawaii's unique racial and cultural diversity one of its most resonant contributions to the world during a celebration yesterday of the signing of the Hawaii Admission Act, which paved the way for statehood 50 years ago.Mixed Feelings On Hawaii Statehood Anniversary50 years ago President Dwight Eisenhower signed the bill allowing Hawaii to become a state, some celebrated while some protested.[ Watch ]Lingle addressed a special joint legislative session and an overflow crowd at the state Capitol House Chamber as part of a yearlong commemoration by the Hawaii 50th Anniversary of Statehood Commission. Honorees included a virtual parade of who's who in Hawaii, many of them recognized as the "50 Voices of Statehood," a video anthology created by the commission.President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Admission Act on March 18, 1959, paving the way for Hawaii residents to vote overwhelmingly in favor of the bill June 27. Eisenhower officially proclaimed Hawaii the 50th state on Aug. 21.A group of 30 protesters held its own press conference nearby prior to the Capitol event but did not disrupt the ceremony. The Hawaiian Independence Action Alliance, a coalition of 10 groups organized by Lynette Cruz, opposed the "fraudulence of the history being celebrated at the capitol," a release said.Senate President Colleen Hanabusa and House Speaker Calvin Say joined the governor in applauding Hawaii for being, in Lingle's words, "a place like no other, with a people like no other.""Hawaii was and is in many ways a simple place with complex issues, and in many ways is defined by our contradictions," Lingle said. "We are isolated geographically, yet we serve as a vital bridge between the mainland United States and Asia-Pacific region. ... We are the most diverse state in the Union, yet a place where racial and ethnic lines are often blurred or deemed irrelevant ..."Our differences are our strength and they create the vibrant tapestry of our culture," providing "a model of tolerance ahead of its time," she said.Hawaii has also provided "a model of community" in being able to pull together to meet challenges. Perhaps facing the biggest obstacle since 1959 in the economic crisis today, the entire community will need the same determination and hard work to achieve stability, Lingle added.Cassidy Apo, 11, of Mid-Pacific Institute thought the ceremony "pretty cool." One of the few youngsters to attend the event, she was spending the day with her dad, City Councilman Todd Apo, who represents West Oahu and the Leeward Coast.Cassidy Apo said she wants to be a social studies teacher one day and, after listening to the speeches, found it "amazing" that so much was accomplished in 50 years.She said, "Our best feature is our culture. Hawaii is really unique and we can do a lot to help the nation ... (President Barack) Obama knows Hawaii's problems and can help make it better. He can use the experience he had living in different places to make the nation a better place."Also in attendance were members of the state's first legislature, and living former governors and first ladies.http://www.starbulletin.com/news/hawaiinews/20090319_hawaiis_diversity_applauded_at_statehood_celebration.html
HONOLULU - There was a major event at the state Capitol Wednesday marking the 50th anniversary of Hawai`i becoming a state, but it was not a day to celebrate for everyone."The state of Hawai`i is not a state, and although it has pretended to be for 50 years it is not a state because there was never any lawful turnover from the Hawaiian Kingdom," protestor Leon Siu said.SEE THE FULL STORY HERE
I've invested years of letting them grow to that point, to have this dumb K____n painter who does half ass jobs pull it down, and now, screaming because of nature. Fuck, go back to where you came from them. Stupid shit. Fuck I am so mad at this whole ordeal.The good thing is that Cyndie said she really understands and how much I've put into the plants. They really have no fucking idea. Getting um passed agriculture in some of the cases, having the fucking non-English speaking gardeners butcher them all the time, and the painters, and the city official complain because of the fire extinguisher, having the mailman politely ask me to trim it. Fuck, I can't wait till this planet is destroyed thanks to fuck heads like these! I want their descendants to suffer because of their fucking desire to build over nature!
