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Declaration from the Lāhui Kanaka Rejecting and Condemning Naʻi Aupuni ʻAha

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Puanani Rogers
10 years ago

I firmly reject the illegitimate Naʻi Aupuni ‘Aha objective to create a Native Hawaiian government. We stand in opposition to any governing documents and governing body that is produced through this ‘aha. We continue to stand for the unification of our people through a transparent process, free from any state or federal interference, control, or prescribed destiny.

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Kimo Kaleohano
10 years ago

O Kimo Kaleohano kou inoa. I am Kanaka Maoli by ethnicity/blood, and I am Hawaiian by nationality/my country. De-occupy the Hawaiian Kingdom.

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Malia Luika Gentry
10 years ago

I stand in unity with my Hawaiian brothers and sisters and my ancestors in opposition.

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Harvey Tomaselli
10 years ago

I, the undersigned, firmly reject the illegitimate Naʻi Aupuni ‘Aha objective to create a Native Hawaiian government. I, stand in opposition to any governing documents and governing body that is produced through this ‘aha. I continue to stand for the unification of our people through a transparent process, free from any state or federal interference, control, or prescribed destiny.

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Kaliloa Lee Loy
10 years ago

ʻOnipaʻa kākou

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Harold Ames
10 years ago

As an Army Veteran and native born American, I do not support my government's attempts to coercion the Hawaiian Kingdom and believe self-determination is not something facilitated. I believe the Hawaiian Kingdom is already self-determined! ALOHA ʻĀINA !

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Olivia Ling
10 years ago

Let us, the Hawaiian people do our own thing.

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Kimberly Usher
10 years ago

We are all at risk...Pirates still rule the seas...and have taken Hawai'i long ago...The only way to get out from under the control of these monsters is by being sovereign, getting rid of corporations, going back to a system where people are people...The state needs to be abolished, and the relationship with the USA needs to be cut...We are about to all die anyway from being poisoned by them...Might as well just go for broke...Be Hawai'ian, and live Hawai'ian...

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Tane Inciong
10 years ago

I am not indigenous, I am an aboriginal of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Kana'iolowalu is corrupt and listed my name twice without my permission or consent. Self-determination was affirmed in 1897. U.S. internal self-determination is unlawful. Na'i Aupuni is illegitimate since it stems from a corrupt roll, funded and sponsored by the Hawaii's government and agency and supported by the U.S. to create an exclusive Hawaiian-Indian tribal group. This group cannot negotiate anything of the Hawaiian Kingdom since it is a new type of governing entity to fit the U.S. manifest Destiny doctrines which is impossible to fit into the Hawaiian Kingdom international status. U.S. is obligated to comply with the laws of occupation and de-occupy the Hawaiian Kingdom Independent State.

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Kealii Makekau
10 years ago

Long live the Kingdom of Hawaii

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Linda Lapenia
10 years ago

No, Hewa.

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Aaron Kamaunu
10 years ago

I am rejecting anything that Na'i Aupuni ' Aha group is promoting.

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Laila Kukaniloko-a-Kaihikapu-a-Manuia Rodrigues
10 years ago Featured

I want nothing to do with the US as my G,Great tutu Kane "Samuel K Kahele" signature on the Ku'e Petition was against annexation to the US and so am I. total independence free from our Occupiers. Free Hawaii Aloha Aina, Laila Kukaniloko-a-Kaihikapu-a-Manuia Rodrigues

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wilfred A. lopes
10 years ago

No treaty of annexation No territory No statehood

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Bridget Mowat
10 years ago

Na'i Aupuni is not pono and does not speak on behalf of the Hawaiiain Nation.

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Ivy
10 years ago

He Hawaiʻi au mau a mau.

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Walter Ritte
10 years ago

NA'I AUPUNI IS A'OLE PONO!

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Kaiulani Mahuka
10 years ago

This process is a WAR CRIME under Geneva IV. and Fedwreck racketeering gang you may not use my name or signature!!

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Samuel K Peneku III
10 years ago

I denounce the Na'i Aupuni and any resulting documents, procedures, and or programs.

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Donna Grabow
10 years ago

Wjat a scam, Na'i Aupuni 'Aha..."the use of Hawaiian trust monies; participation; the convention, and outcomes have been determined by a small number of people"