Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Vol VI No. 692 Part 1C - A Kamehameha, Kaumualii, Kalaniopuu Descendant Passed - Vale Maduli

WHAT CANCER CANNOT DO!
It cannot cripple Love
It cannot shatter Hope
It cannot corrode Faith
It cannot eat away Peace...
It cannot destroy Confidence
It cannot kill Friendship
It cannot shut out Memories
It cannot silence Courage
It cannot reduce Eternal Life
It cannot quench the Spirit
So my warrior husband, VALE MADULI SR. RIPn LOVE till we are together again. Your heartbroken wife, Vanda.

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Rochelle K. Kauweloa Schall GOD BLESS AUNTY VANDA LOVE YOU⚘
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Melissa Ava Alena RIL🙏 stay strong Aunty 😘
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Jenny Berengue Campos So so sorry for your loss Aunty! He was an awesome loving man. His physical pain has ended. You two are a beautiful couple. My prayers are with you and your Ohana ❤️🙏🏼
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Gail Marie Gonsalves My thoughts and prayers to you and your family... he was a great man and he will be missed dearly.. he will be watching over you always.... God Bless you Vanda..
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Colleen Eric Mundon We Love you Aunty! So many good memories to cherish. RIP & love Uncle Vale.
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Gloria Castro Love you Aunty❤️
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LeonardandChristina Gomes So sorry for your loss. You both are great Family Freinds. R.I.L. what a great Man...
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Beverly Aquino-Ramos Sorry Grandma Honey we can't be with you all during the loss of Papa Vale but we are all sending you our deepest sympathy and Love. Praying for each and everyone in the Maduli family. Giving you hugs and our Love...
~ Pagampao Ohana

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Regina Puchalski I love you Popo 😘.
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Dawn Kawelo So sorry Aunty 😔 I will always remember Uncle cooking n making ready for da party. N of course playing music with the ohana. A kind and self sacrificing man! Aloha to my Awesome Uncle Vale Maduli. We love u very much Aunty Vanda! Our prayers r with u in this most heartbreaking time. May God bless u always! 💖
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Virgil Kapono Maduli I love you mom❤️
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Jackie Fernandez Your words are heart breaking. We luv you.
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Sandra-Marie Serena Kaaiakamanu My deepest condolences to you and the family Auntie Vanda!! Uncle Vale was a wonderful man!! Keeping you and the family in my prayers and thoughts!! Sending my love always!!
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Janice Nicolas Maduli We love you mom, and just know that we are only a call away whatever you need🙏💕❤️😘
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Kalau Kekoa We Love You Aunty 💞😘😭
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Shane Pokai Campos Love you aunty. ❤️🙏
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Ana K. Palama Love you aunty!
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Keoni Lei Benson Love you Aunty!!! God bless! Praying for everyone🙏😘
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Keone K. Papaia Prayers for you and the ohana AUNTY. WE LOVE YOU GUYS
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Lori Gandeza So true! Beautiful Vanda! Praying for you & your loved ones! 😌💫💞🙏
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Tiare Kalamau 😢😢😢 I PRAY THAT JEHOVAH CAN COMFORT YOU DURING THIS TIME AND GIVE YOU STRENGHT TO ENDURE WHATEVER YOU MAY GOING THROUGH AT THIS TIME... UNCLE VALE HAD LIVED A VERY GOOD LIFE AND IT SHOWS THROUGH YOU AND THE REST OF THE OHANA , THROUGH THE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE AND STRONG BOND THE FAMILY ALWAYS SHOWED... ONE DAY WE GET TO SEE AND BE WITH UNCLE VALE AGAIN , MY PAPA, AND ALL OUR LOVED ONES THAT PASSED WITH NO PAIN / NO SORROWS / AND NO DEATH AND LIVE IN A BEAUTIFUL PARADISE TOGETHER.... I LOVE YOU AUNTY VANDA ALWAYS .... WE ARE ALWAYS HERE FOR YOU , WHATEVER YOU NEED PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO LET US KNOW....😢😢😢😭😭😙😙😙😙 Vanda Maduli
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Helen Colo My condolence to you & the ohana. May the Lord continue to bless you & comfort you in this time of need. Uncle will be missed, but Stay strong Auntie.
😘 I love you

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Sheree-Lynn Sakai My heart goes out to you and the family Aunty, sorry I haven’t been able to come over, I let my mom know about what had happened and she was in shock. Then I got scolding for not taking her over to see you guys. I will see you guys soon. Stay strong and tell my cousins that I am truly sorry for everyone’s loss. Love you guys.
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Amelia Gora Love you aunty and friend Still remember him singing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV69WBvFGBA one of things I've learned from him ...Love to Uncle and everyone... Manage
Lisa Campos-Rowe May Love, Peace & Comfort be yours during this time of sorrow...praying for you all. 💝🙏🏻🌺
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Pikanini Pake commented on your post.
serious to hilarious..............lol
It is most important to note that Hawaii lands were NEVER ceded and the normalized use of the term "ceded" is incorrect and the precedent set in this otherwise ...accurate summary of Mauna Kea and land ownership is FALSE.
It is also MOST IMPORTANT to note that the "overthrow" of Hawaii is and was an UNLAWFUL OVERTHROW being that treaties existed between the U.S. and Ko Hawaii Pae Aina (The Hawaiian Kingdom).
Therefore the term unlawful, as opposed to illegal should ALWAYS proceed overthrow in regards to Hawaii.
To say overthrow without unlawful or with illlegal or with nothing proceeding this term is an enablement of, and collaboration with, the unlawful occupation, the economic genocide of all of Hawaii, and the ethnocide of kanaka and Ko Hawaii (Hawaii's National Subject Body and its descendants) past, present, and (hopefully not, but...) future.
"Illegal" should never proceed the term "overthrow" in regards to Hawaii, once you are made aware. The term "overthrow" should never be used in regards to Hawaii witout being proceeded by "unlawful." In other words to just state "the overthrow of Hawaii" is false, innacurate and wrong. So is "the illegal overthrow."
Why? "For something to be considered ‘illegal’, there has to be a specific law passed by a legislative authority, such as a local or national government that expressly makes it illegal. Something that is ‘unlawful’ is contrary or goes against the established law, without there being a specific law enacted by a legislative authority. So it seems illegal has more to do with internal laws and unlawful has more to do with external legal agreements like treaties.
On a separate note, although I am not a despicable lawyer but act as my own lawyer as Sacred Mauna Kea Hui's founder, I want to clear up some confusion in the case of what is called "common law." These set of mandates and regulations, called "common law," if adopted by a country's legislative entity, would fall under legal and not lawful.
(Source: http://www.differencebetween.net/…/difference-between-ille…/)
"The boundaries of Hawaiʿi as promulgated by Kamehameha III were clear. The 1846 law named the islands and the channel waters as the dominion of the Kingdom. After the overthrow in 1893, the Provisional Government claimed the same dominion as belonged to the Kingdom. Likewise, the Republic of Hawaiʿi in 1894 as successor to the Provisional Government held the same dominion as both the Kingdom and the Provisional Government. the Territory in 1898 could not claim the dominion of its predecessor, the Republic of Hawaiʿi. The Republic had never ceded its dominion to the U.S. Unlike the Provisional Government and the Republic there was no basis by which the U.S. could claim the dominion held by the Republic of Hawaiʿi." (2015, Chang, pdf pp. 34-35 http://blog.hawaii.edu/aplpj/files/…/09/APLPJ_16_2_Chang.pdf)
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Pikanini Pake We should all make an affidavit of heirship, notorized and filed it in the Bureau. Any one comes after you, give them a copy and say, you have been served along with a constructive notice to ciest and desist violation of your God Given Rights to this aina.
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Hoʻoulu ka Lāhui/Race/ Ethnicity/Resistance to a Drive for White Hegemony/and More
Mahalo a nui to Emilia Kandagawa for passing me this incredibly interesting archive find—an 1884 petition of 78 Hilo subjects promoting the idea of immigration from India to the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Brings up some fascinating questions....
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My quick drive-by translation—not for any official or research purposes—is included below.
[Petition of the District of Hilo put before the Nobles and Representatives assembled at the Hawaiian Kingdom Legislature.
[We, subjects of His Majesty the King of the Hilo District of Hawaiʻi , humbly request to allow the entrance of "Indians" into the Hawaiian Kingdom in order to increase the Hawaiian nation and we believe that this will grow the lahui because of thier like skin color to that of the Hawaiian race and this will be a blessing for the Kingdom.]
So, this seems to be a continuation of Mōʻī Kalākaua's attempts to find compatible races to help increase the Kanaka 'Ōiwi population. But the petition comes not from the government but to the government from these people from Hilo. My first question question is how have these petitioners come up with "Lahui Inia?" Was there a someone in town who they knew and liked/respected? Was it a committee? A political group? Was it this representativeʻs idea and he got support? all research I dont have time for.. but am thankful to have been shared the info with. hhjj
[Leg records, petitions, 1884, Hawaiʻi State Archives]
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Paul K Gumapac Beautiful cursive Handwriting.....
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Sherri Keikilani Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
In studying about anthropology and archeology - I have learned that knowledge traveled towards the islands from India and from westward...
I’m thankful to see historical documentation of our kin from India who knew (knows) Aloha - and wanted to Malama. This is wonderful information which needs to be shared. ...See More

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Gil Kveen Fascinating! What interesting finds you are sharing!
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Noe Lani The penmanship reminds me of my grandfather.
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Malia Nobrega-Olivera Aloha e Ron Williams Jr. Wanted to send u an email but not sure if your Hawaii.edu one is the best way to reach u. MahaloManage

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Ron Williams Jr Aloha e Malia, I think UH is shutting down my .edu email but I can be reached at kaeleleresearch@gmail.com
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Sharon Moraes Mahalo nui Ron for sharing.
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Ron Williams Jr and mahalo to Emilia for the original share
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Sharon Moraes A'e, mahalo nui Emilia for sharing this wonderful article.
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Joyclynn Costa Mahalo Emily perhaps "Home Rule?"
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Ron Williams Jr Aloha Joyclynn, if youʻre referring to the "Home Rule" political party...Aoao Kuokoa Home Rula..they werenʻt founded until 1900
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Joyclynn Costa Hmm mahalo yes that is what I was referring to. Thanks
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Any Ideas on effectively communicating with politicians on local corporate activities that "We the people" are against ??


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Duane Smith Now you see.... You made that questiion difficult when you said effectively!
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Noelani Josselin Lol! Have you ever had "one of them" come over to "say hi!" And they have that blank look on their face? It's like they forgot about your issues! -- phone , calls, emails,, videos on you tube, etc.? ! ..they just going through the "motions" of being a cordial politician!!
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Luwella Leonardi Coming from the Taylor camp years, you have those that are plantation and those that fished, these two power houses owned and opened the door to outside investors. And they always going sacrific their young people for that financial investors. It’s not going to change.
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Kaiulani Mahuka

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Noelani Josselin T - you go GF! , straight up, confront them on video for answers! Love it! Hate to say it, but sometimes that's the only method that exposes their true character! and who and where they really stand! The line in the sand for all to see!
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Angie Merola So much hewa with politicians
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Noelani Josselin They go in humble then when big corporations throw money at them, they forget who they really are and that they are
PUBLIC SERVANTS not corporate!

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Tirrell Dante Get rich, they actually listen to people with money. Otherwise they are just acting like they are listening and will do what they want anyway.
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Foster Ampong Election Year...
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Noelani Josselin Aside from Native Issues, Environmental issues are another that they do a great job avoid addressing.
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Terry Lilley Do you know that every politician here in Hawaii must take an oath of office to uphold US law. Almost every politician then violates US law by not protecting our water rights and watershed rights. The politicians can be held liable under their own laws...See More
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Zane Lacaden It’s an election year, so tell them you’re a registered voting Democrat that has a socially influential group with concerns within their community.

It really works with getting time to talk with them. I’d have to be more relentless because I am an registered Republican. 😕...See More

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Debra Kekaualua LOCK ALL PRECINCTS, it is time to dismiss rigged american gigs! ive got KMS covered lock and chain so thick no regular chopper going brokem
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Dawn Lono Please give me a call or stop by the office. Will help in any way I can.
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Dawn Lono Office #2487514.
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Ann Smith-Kaukini Mahalo Dawn. The question came from Kaua'i.
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Debra Kekaualua yah if you wanna cmmunicate in americanization, dey all ears
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Kahomenani Pula We are not perfect!!!!!!
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Aina Clean up day 'Ohikililo.
Clean up Kupuna's Final resting place. Date March 10th 2018 Saturday 10 am til pua hana. Bring gloves and water.
We may do a pot luck so if you can bring some mea'ai Mahalo


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Hanale Hopfe You bring da pot .....I bring da luck !!! Aurite
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