Royal Tidings No. 2028-0416 Royal Families news on the web - Sharing a Preview of What's to Come...
Royal Tidings No. 2018-0416 ROYAL FAMILIES news on the web
Monday, April 16, 2018
Kamehameha's Son Kalanihelemaiiluna's Descendants/Heirs on Court Cases Should be Dismissed with Prejudice
Keep for the Records of our Royal Families
Kamehameha's Son: Kalanihelemaiiluna Paki
Reviewed by Amelia Gora (2018)
Hawaiian Genealogical Society Representative
Kamehameha
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son: Kalanihelemaiiluna Paki
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sons: Kalaniulumoku/Namaile married Liliha married Kihamanienie married Kaikainalii who married his brother Abner Paki who married Konia
/ / adopted Kapooloku (w) /Poomaikelani /
Abner Paki / / and Kepoookalani (w) /
Jane Loeau Kalola Bernice Pauahi
Abigail Maheha Alapai (male) hanai: Kaeha/Kamakaeha/Liliuokalani
Koakanu Kaluaikau
Jane Loeau's family entered the Kawananakoa case/challenged it.= Matthew Kahoopii et. als.
Abigail Maheha's heirs spoke out and filed documents of truth.= Amelia Gora, et. als.
Koakanu's family was in the Kahoma case = Ed Kakalia
Kapooloku /Poomaikelani family spoke out and filed documents of truth = Amelia Gora, John Gora, Keoua Gora et. als. filed Affidavit/Lien for Honouliuli, etc.
Kepoookalani heirs entered Honouliuli lands case, etc. = Mike Lee/Michael Lee
Bernice Pauahi heirs in cases including interests of
Kaeha/Kamakaeha/Liliuokalani heirs/hanai entered cases vs. the Fraud Liliuokalani Trust created in 1909.
*Kapooloku (w)/Poomaikelani lines have been infiltrated by Kuhio and Kawananakoa who are the children of Kinoiki. Fraud claims of the Kuhio and Kawananakoa family shows that they are claiming Kapooloku/Poomaikelani to be their mother.
"Kapooloku/Poomaikelani was the sister of Kapiolani/Queen Kapiolani and Kinoiki - the true mother of Kuhio, Kawananakoa, and another who died young.
Kapooloku/Poomaikelani married Hiram Kahanawai Kaaha = no children.
" " married Kuluwailehua/Kuluailehua = son: Samuel
" " married J.W.E. Maikai = Alapai (female)
" " married Ioba
" " married Ioela/Joela = Haili/Kaili/Kalama (female) - Elikapeka Kaluakini (Amelia, John, Keoua et. als)
Luisa/Luika (female)
" " married Mana = Elizabeth (female) - Raymond Kamaka et. al.
" " married Kai/Kekai = step: Abraham Kekai - the Kekai's (Diggy Holt; Shane Lee; Keaulana's - Gordon, et. als.)
Note: The Kuhio and Kawananakoa families are claiming lands belonging to our families, were stripped from being Royal Families by Queen Liliuokalani.
I have filed the Kawananakoa;s/Campbells et. als on the Genocide activities Police report just the other day.
Jane Loeau's Family showed maps, charts in the Kawananakoa case.
The are pending entry into the case.
Ongoing issues.
Fact: Jane Loeau and Abigail Maheha attended the Royal School.
Fact: King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani attended the Royal School.
King Kalakaua's heirs were W.P. Leleiohoku Kahalahoolewa, brother of Kalakaua, Liliuokalani, and Likelike.
King Kalakaua's successors became Liliuokalani, Miriam Likelike - daughter Kaiulani; then Poomaikelani - her heirs and successors; then Kinoiki - her heirs and successors: Kuhio and Kawananakoa.
(Note: Kapehe also attended the Royal School - she was the hanai of John Ii and Sarai Hiwauli who had sons: Haalilio, Haalelea, and Kahuakaiola/Kahuakailoa
Kamamalu, Victoria attended the Royal School - she was the hanai of John Ii and Sarai Hiwauli who had sons: Haalilio, Haalelea, and Kahuakaiola/Kahuakailoa
Many of us are Kamehameha's through the line of his son Kalanihelemaiiluna Paki.
Note: Obtain Probate for detailed genealogies and other important information. Info can be verified at family meetings.)
Also Updated Notes: All of these cases are of a Political Matter and should be dismissed with prejudice because a mandated Constitutional Separation of Powers-within the Separation of Powers was "The Doctrine of Political Question". In this doctrine it speaks of land if created by another Country can not be decided in court. It is of a political matter between the Executives. See below:
Saturday, April 14, 2018
Updated: "The Doctrine of Political Question" Applies to All Land Cases.....Important, Mahalo Joyclynn Costa!
11 years ago on April 13th on a Friday myself and 3 others stood in front a Judge. We were accused of Criminal Trespass II reduced to Simple Trespass. The day we got arrested they put it on the 10 news about activist fighting for "Hawaiian" land. Wrong, we were standing for our rights and kuleana. After being looped in the system for months we had our day in court. The Prosecutor said if we could prove separation of jurisdiction and powers from both the State of Hawaii a...nd the United States the Judge could recognize our claim. Our point was they could not apply their authority on Hawaiian Nationals. There were 16 arrested that day. On April 13 on a Friday I delivered what the prosecutor requested. I handed the clerk, to hand to the Judge, a letter from the late Senator Inouye. He was a United State Senator for the State of Hawaii. (two birds w/ one stone) He could not come to our trial due to a mandated Constitutional Separation of Powers. I looked it up and found within the Separation of Powers was "The Doctrine of Political Question". In this doctrine it speaks of land if created by another Country can not be decided in court. It is of a political matter between the Executives. The Judge took a look at the letter asked a few questions flipped thru his books and accepted my oral motion to dismiss with prejudice. The prosecutor had nothing else to rebut and the Judge rendered a decision to grant the Dismissal with Prejudice. I know this was not of my doing but the grace of ke Akua that worked this case. You see we were not suppose to appear that because the case was already dismissed w/out prejudice. The Judge asked why our names were on the calendar and all they could say was it was a mistake. My dad stood with me and he had his say in court. A week later all others were also dismissed w/prejudice. All 16!!!! Since then we have lost a few of those warriors. This post is dedicated to them. I miss you Bradah Lonohiwa Kekahuna.
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