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Save The Old Apia Court House!

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Shana salanoa
6 years ago

No comment

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Moisha Ma chong
6 years ago

I am signing this petition to stop those who want to destroy the building that was part of history. I also want to support this petition because my uncle was part of the group that were against those who want to destroy this building.

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Veronica
6 years ago

It’d hurt to see such an old landmark and symbol of our country be demolished

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Fina
6 years ago

Leave what’s ours to us!!

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Crystal
6 years ago

this is history

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Junior
6 years ago

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Anonymous
6 years ago

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Caity
6 years ago

save the history

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Lemaluai Schreiber
6 years ago

Save this last colonial building for our new generation. I say no to the Hotel....

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

This building is apart of our heritage, our culture, our history. This played an important part of our history it deserves to stay standing as it is more important than a hotel that can be built several meters going North, East, South or West.

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Roma Tavita Robertson
6 years ago

Bruv

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Simolo Reupena
6 years ago

You can't erase HISTORY!

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Elizabeth rasch
6 years ago

Samoastrongpaepii

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Nyesontoa
6 years ago

Ufa Kuilaepalekefe

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Cemirina Stanley-Levy
6 years ago

Save our landmarks! Save our cultural heritage!! NO TO THIS HOTEL

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Alexandra
6 years ago

Born and Raised Samoa, do not destroy who we are for the sake of it being someone else’s benefit

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Jesse Sheck
6 years ago

LESHHHGOOOO SIGN ASAP

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Jesse Sheck
6 years ago

LESHHHGOOOO SIGN ASAP

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Vaiea Emmerilayne Luaiva
6 years ago

This is our history, this is apart of who we are as Samoans today. Going with the new just to get rid of the old is absurd. The old building referred to by the PM of Samoa is the building people voted in for Samoa's Independence. It's important for our people to understand and accept their history when they can physically see and imagine what the mau movement had to go through so we could be where we are today in life. Save it for the sake of us Samoans and not destroy it for the satisfaction of tourism, our island is naturally beautiful the way it was many years ago, even til today.

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Reece
6 years ago

No comment