Vol VI No. 657 Part 1a

Amelia Gora

http://iolani-theroyalhawk.blogspot.com/…/broke-ass-us-us-b… evidence of U.S. bankrupt and reasons for moving on the Kingdom of Hawaii

Broke Ass U.S.: The U.S. Bankrupt - Documented 2/09/1893 - Supporting Reasons Why They Moved to Pirate, Plunder on the Kingdom of Hawaii Assets -…

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Keli P. Akina

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Also found a new way to copywrite your name via postal service.

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Hanale Hopfe Fo reo?

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Keli P. Akina Yes... Just certify mail your documents to your self. registered thru u.s postal service.

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Hanale Hopfe Right ....and don't open it ! I knew that !

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Keli P. Akina According to the U.S. Department of Justice, first-time copyright infringement cases can carry a fine of up to $250,000 and up to five years in prison. If you get caught more than once in a copyright-infringement case, you could face additional fines of up to $250,000 and up to 10 years in prison.

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Keli P. Akina

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Stop paying traffic citations by copywriting your name.
Penalty for copywrite infringement.

Jerry Konanui

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Syngenta Loses $218 Million Verdict in First GMO Trial Test ...

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Keli P. Akina

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Working on Sovereign identity identification cards.

Keli P. Akina

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The Crapitol got served their rent due papers.

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Thank you for sharing Amelia Gora....

Amelia Gora

June 22, 2015

s to the heirs of Kekauonohi.............1847, 1848 and 1850 Statute Laws, etc. shows that the true heirs are Kekauonohi's family..........NOT Levi Haalelea and his last wife Anaderia Amoe whose land manager was deeded the lands and then he sold it to James Campbell............a Trust was made and Amoe and others deeded it to

John Oliver reveals the stunningly racist history behind why some U.S. territories can’t vote

In Guam and American Samoa, you can serve in the U.S. military but cannot vote. Here's why VIDEO

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