Thursday, October 10, 2019

126 Years of U.S.A. Belligerent Occupation, Justice FAIL, Rule of Law FAIL, U.S. Constitution FAIL, FAIL to Impeach President McKinley! Hawaiian Kingdom Exists!



Amnesty International - Hawaii Chapter
October 6 at 10:28 AM
#DemandInternationalJusticeForHawaii
#HoldTheUSAAccountableToInternationalLaw
#NoCessionTreatyNoLegalAnnexation
#USAMustDeoccupyHawaii
Yes, we stand in solidarity and in action with Hawaiian nationals. Let’s work together to demand U.S.A. accountability to international law as an illegal occupier country in Hawaii.
To learn more about Amnesty International’s global position in international justice, please visit: https://www.amnesty.org/en/what-we-do/international-justice/
Punohu Kekaualua, Noelani Josselin and 36 others
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  • Earl Kaauwai Yeah! Let's do this!
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  • Kaniloa Kamaunu LETS ROCK THIS BOAT!
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  • Noelani Josselin HULI MAKA FLIP!! <3 span="">
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  • Joseph E. Kamai And the truth shall set you free
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  • Kahea Villegas Time to stir crap up
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  • Kaui Love Maui Gene Tamashiro yes ! FREE HAWAII ! WE are free sovereign beings, light from ke akua . MY HERO ! youre an incredible warrior
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  • Kainoa Bugado Be on the look out for Dr. A. deZayas who plans to present the proposal for the UN to investigate the 1959 Statehood plebiscite (vote) to admit Hawaii as a state of the US. He already wrote a 17page blog about it! Read it yourself
    https://dezayasalfred.wordpress.com/.../hawaiis.../
    HAWAII’S INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STATUS
    dezayasalfred.wordpress.com
    HAWAII’S INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STATUS
    HAWAII’S INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STATUS

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  • Frank Oliveira This I need to read. I get the letter
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    • Kainoa Bugado Frank Oliveira I give a copy of this to people that come get a Kingdom ID, especially Kanaka Maoli cuz we have land under Kingdom laws!
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    • Kaui Love Maui Kainoa Bugado what does that mean ? LCA and allodials
    • Kainoa Bugado Kaui Love Maui LCA are Land Commission Awards issued by the Hawaiian Kingdom. Allodial is a type of land ownership. The Alii made 90%+ of lands in Hawaii allodial. They are lands issued back to the Chiefs who claimed them. Allodial means its in the family in perpetuity>forever.
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    • Kaui Love Maui Kainoa Bugado im asking , you said hawaiian kingdom has lands for people is that what youre talking about >
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    • Punohu Kekaualua Kaui Love Maui she saying we have lands under kingdom laws, I’m pretty sure she is referring to mahele
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    • Earl Kaauwai Kainoa Bugado Mahalo nui for that insight, so how do we retain that parcel of aina if we don't have all the palapala?
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    • Kaui Love Maui Punohu Kekaualua awesome mahalo cousin. That was the answer i was checking, that i was thinking the same thing and not something else i had not been told about. I keep asking for the info on the KINO body.
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    • Kaui Love Maui Earl Kaauwai Yes, I am also intrested too. Do that mean hawaiian kingdom has people to confirm the geneologies?
    • Earl Kaauwai Wow! You know, I think theirs even more we've not heard of yet. All this info are truly informative, but to retain such information or documents we must be patient and let this take it's course, until we can find a way to help others and not Lose sight…See More
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    • Earl Kaauwai Kaui Love Maui I think it's nice to have the palapala on your Mo'o ku 'auhau and know where you stand. I'm pretty sure that's what he mentioned. When ever we would research our families history,we always,or I would hit a stone wall. So one way that we…See More
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa How? How do I get palapala , real documents ? What are the first steps? My own family don’t want to share that with me, serious.
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    • Kaui Love Maui Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa yes unfortunately, happens to alot of ohanas, and it ruins their moopuna from claiming what they are truthful heirs too. It doesnt make sense we needdecolonization, true education
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kaui Love Maui so humbug! My own family don’t even want to share the genealogy with me and they already claimed some lands to themselves. I don’t, Cuz I’m wahine Kuli.
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    • Earl Kaauwai You probably could start researching on your own and I found the researching your own, mo oku auhau could be quite rewarding and who knows, maybe you'll have more input than your Ohana. I would recommend to try and start your search with the Mormon church and try to acquire from them where else you could go that may help you in your research
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    • Kaui Love Maui Earl Kaauwai i am thank you. I was wondering if they have a board that certifies the geneology.
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    • Kaui Love Maui they messed up some of my ohana names on mormon database i dont really trust them at all. They called us black haitians on us census.
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Earl Kaauwai So what happens if I started my genealogy, how do I know when it’s necessary to gather Mana’o? And how to make these into legal documents?
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    • Kaui Love Maui Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa kainoa bugado is the one to ask i think for sure
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kaui Love Maui can’t find Kainoa?
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    • Kainoa Bugado Kaui Love Maui yes under the Mahele. And if your Ohana not part of the Mahele, one born in these Hawaiian Islands requested land from the government. The government is NOT operational, just some agencies are operated by our Kingdom office.
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    • Kaui Love Maui Kainoa Bugado ok i get it. im really happy you openly telling people this bc obv many many many people have alot of questions, and they dont know who has the answers.
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kainoa Bugado I’m new to Mahele and how do I find out that I’m part of the Mahele. My relatives claimed the lands in Milolii and Kainaliu means they already were part of Mahele?
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kaui Love Maui just like I am right now. It’s sad that my “Hearing” families know more Mana’o and I know little because I’m Kuli. That’s why I’m researching on my own.
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    • Earl Kaauwai Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa you could go to the land tax office and request for the tax map key of the property, but I don't know if they would charge you for copies. I would start there first. They should be legal documents that you can retain, but don't know the process for you to show some kind of relationship on what you're looking for, maybe your birth certificate and identification would be sufficient
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Earl Kaauwai okay, my mind is overwhelmed 🤣 Where exactly is the land tax office? Sorry if you don’t mind my asking. Secondly, all I have to do is show my birth certificate and ID. Do I need to bring other birth certificates of my mom’s side, all the way to 100% Hawaiian?
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    • Earl Kaauwai Yeah the more certificates you have would be helpful, and make sure you know where the property is so it'll eliminate the process of trying to look for something instead of guessing. If you have a land tax number it'll be even better, and faster. Any knowledge of the area would be helpful for their search and for you. Look for the County Building in your area. Or Google it.
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Earl Kaauwai Thank you so much for your time! Your Mana’o much kokua ♥️👍🏼
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    • Kainoa Bugado Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa aloha Yvette. The Mahele is the process King Kam III did to record our lands as private property between 1846-1848. A temporary commission was created to oversee the process. The king had every chief come and have their boundarie…See More
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kainoa Bugado I will be 54 soon and I don’t even know anything about this! This really bombed my mind with so much information and I wouldn’t know how or where to start this first but at least, I know my genealogy enough ( HOOMANAWANUI ).
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    • Kainoa Bugado Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa I understand! We were not given any legal and political education. Take your time processing its new information.
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    • Joseph E. Kamai There's a lot to learn.
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    • Kaui Love Maui maybe we should make a private group chat where people who need geneology help can ask the group,
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    • Kainoa Bugado Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa one note about your conversation about County Building, tax office, tax map keys, the State>they are all fraudulent entities and things and have nothing to do with Kingdom. Its confusing because the State did that on purpose to us. Just letting you know they are separate.
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    • Kainoa Bugado Kaui Love Maui there are many family FB groups on genealogy too. Try searching family names n the word genealogy. Those in the groups help too. I'm not so good on genealogy... and went to the Mormon church too then direct Ohana
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kainoa Bugado Really? I didn’t know that. If they are ‘separate’, where or how I look into that matter?
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kainoa Bugado Yes, that but many survivors of families do not want to share their knowledges so it’s difficult to do research on your own. Finding a piece and put it with other pieces to complete the answer we seek. It takes time.
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    • Kainoa Bugado Kingdom laws for Mahele and Land Commission Board, etc. The State Archives in Oahu has whatever Kingdom Government documents that were kept. They will give you copies for free of what you ask. The best website for Hawaiian Kingdom history info is Hawaiiankingdom.org how we began as a written country and Kingdom. Cuz we know we were here before that we didn't have to write it down cuz we memorized everything in strict accuracy. Sorry abt the pilikia with your Ohana😞 they need to know the Kingdom laws and obey. The konohiki is to portion out they aina among the ohana. There us enough lands for all to survive here!!
      hawaiiankingdom.org
      Hawaiian Kingdom Government - Welcome - E Komo Mai
      Hawaiian Kingdom Government - Welcome - E Komo Mai

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    • Earl Kaauwai Thanks Kainoa, I knew there were some place you could go, but it was like some 35 years ago. I'm not sure if it's on keaumoku. Ok, got it I'll let people know. Mahalo
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Kainoa Bugado mahalo for your time
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    • Kainoa Bugado Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa message me if you have more questions. I will help or direct as I can✌
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    • Jess Oliveira Earl Kaauwai Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa you can search your family's names online, kipukadatabase.com has all the land awards, tax map key info. Its awesome.
      Then you can search Papakilo database papakilodatabase.com
      for marriages, census records, newspaper articles etc.
      Kipuka - OHA
      kipukadatabase.com
      Kipuka - OHA
      Kipuka - OHA

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    • Earl Kaauwai Jess Oliveira Mahalo nui. Alot more easier
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    • Yvette Ibarra-Keohuloa Jess Oliveira Thank you so much 😊
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    • Kainoa Bugado Jess Oliveira I don't mind looking yet I do not contribute to online database for genealogy. I'm sensitive about this. Its about my family you must come see us. I need to see your face and know your intentions first. ✌
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    • Jess Oliveira Kainoa Bugado Kainoa Bugado those databases are not genealogy websites, they just have all the scanned mahele awards records, native Hawaiian testimonies, bishop museum records, Hawaiian marriage records, and census data. It's really helpful for people starting their genealogy, especially those who may be stuck or dont have anymore kupuna to talk to. Not sure why you are saying it like that. I have no intention except sharing about the resources that are available.✌
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    • Kainoa Bugado Jess Oliveira oh I'm not saying those online sites are bad. I appreciate public records n appreciate your sharing this information. I am not judging you or the info. I am saying that I don't give out information about my family to online infosites, so others may do the same. Ty for your comment n apologize if I made mine sound like yours wasn't credible. 🌺
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  • Tane Inciong commented.
    This Fed Wreck system is now the hoop many are forced to jump through for funding and land rights that are now framed as welfare or grants rather than the defaulted on debts of the United States.
    The federal government does NOT define Native people for our purposes but for theirs. We should never depend on their "recognition" to define or validate us. There should be NOTHING more demeaning than to call ourselves "members of a federally recognized tribe." We predate the existence of the US, and their bullshit Fed Wreck system. Of course they recognize us! Denying such or framing us as beneath them defines them not us!
    John Kane
    Just to clarify an issue related to the federal recognition of a tribe, band or nation of Indians:
    The US federal government through its Department of the Interior lists 573 "Federally Recognized" tribes. They define a federally recognized tribe as a tribe, band or nation of Indians subordinate to the laws of the United States and under US jurisdiction. This definition comes out of the Indian Reorganization Act (IRA) of 1934.
    Now to be clear: The overwhelming majority of the Native people who the federal government claims as "recognized" never accepted this definition on themselves. The overwhelming majority of the 573 on the list, never pursued, applied or asked for this federal designation. Most of this list comes from the manipulation of "identifying" Native people first out of obligations owed to Native people for being screwed out of lands and resources or other costs imposed on Native people through over two centuries of Genocide.
    This Fed Wreck system is now the hoop many are forced to jump through for funding and land rights that are now framed as welfare or grants rather than the defaulted on debts of the United States.
    The federal government does NOT define Native people for our purposes but for theirs. We should never depend on their "recognition" to define or validate us. There should be NOTHING more demeaning than to call ourselves "members of a federally recognized tribe." We predate the existence of the US, and their bullshit Fed Wreck system. Of course they recognize us! Denying such or framing us as beneath them defines them not us!
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