Vol VI No. 674 Part 2a

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Vol VI No. 674 Part 2a

Kealoha Kahunaaina Iona shared Mykay Rajahdat Kden's photo — with Kahu Richard Maele DeLeon and 98 others.

Throwback before the cowardly injustice of arrests of our wahine in peaceful prayer in the dark of night.

Arrests of our wahine in peaceful prayer in the dark of night supervised by Native Hawaiian (aka Kanaka imposter) Wally Ishibashi, the University of Hawaii at Manoa and the Office of Mauna Kea Management ALSO a University of Hawaii outfit.

See the dusturbing cross examination of Wally Ishibashi by myself, Kamahana Kealoha, regarding all points noted above @2 minutes 26 seconds and for an example of why my previous generations, myself, and all of my generations hereafter will never and have never self-identified with the foreign language English term and people called Native Hawaiian. We are kanaka and the Native Hawaiian does not represent kanaka culture:

(go to 2:26 min.)

https://youtu.be/aJ0e2wkOJqM
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After 9/17/17 at 6pm the DLNR threatens to forcibly remove our Mauna protectors and the hale erected to worship.

How can we help? There has been no call for bodies to the mauna yet, and I don't know if the DLNR will be there exactly that time and day to arrest and destroy the sacred structure.

I think I would ask that if you can go and afford to stay to see if they come or not then GO TO THE MAUNA.

I am going to do everything I can to get there.
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gofundme.com/sacredmaunakea

Mykay Rajahdat Kden is with Michelle Amina in Pu‘ukalepeamoa.

September 16, 2015Instagram

La 175 dlnr came up again now with a notice of removal for out Kia‘i Hale. They selectively enforce these emergency rules only on us. We have documented alot of people up here during the restricted hours but no enforcement. Also an employee of omkm told a tourist that the rules only apply to us campers, that they are okay to be up here during the restricted hours. Another example of Selective enforcement. I haven't been unable to sleep at night ever since the first raid on our hale. Always on edge especially between 1 & 4. That's all their good for is flexing their muscles. No heart these guys, our own kanaka that's the worst part. Open your eyes to the truth people, they will oppress us and assimilate us till we are their puppets. Cut the string's, and live your life how you see fit. Don't let others dictate your life, its yours, take control. Malama Pono. I love you all. Stay humble my peeps! #wearemaunakea #kukiaimauna #kilakilaohaleakala #notreaty #nostate #freedom #independent #kanakamaolipride #loveyouguys

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Joshua Kamaka Alameda Wally Ishibashi is a great example of what a confused Kanaka Maoli looks like. He is Christian not Hawaiian in underatanding therefore his of Akua is very different than that of our tradition as Kanaka. The way he depicts and talks about Akua is so Hao...See More

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Adam Asing Well to be blatantly honest, almost 90% of the lāhui got it wrong especially fake Christians like Wally.

Can the two be blended into one?

Answer: it is the same.
Most are very ignorant to it.

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Joshua Kamaka Alameda I consider myself Kanaka Maoli in my beliefs and believe in mother earth, father sky and our universal celestial Goddess. Everything in our universe is a reflection of the Masculine and Feminine. The idea of Akua to me is very different than the understanding of God as depicted in the Christian bible. Being Christian and Kanaka Maoli is 2 completely different beliefs and are not the same. It is why our culture here is so different to that of the middle east. We must never forget that ...as to forget our spiritual identity and past is to forget our Kupuna that were here thousands of years before Captain Cook. Being Christian is not Hawaiian and will never be lets keep those separate out of the respect of our Kupuna.

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Suzy Case Couldn't take down the hale but they could spend taxpayer dollars to keep people from accessing it...and took away the iconic crosswalk where people spoke from their spirits.