| STUPIDITY WITH HAWAIIANS |
[=>Monday
June 5th, 2006
6:56pm] |
'Ae, ua mau ka na'aupo i na po'e a pau like me kahi 'opiopiololohine 'o Devin, he kupa 'aina 'ole o ko Hawai'i pae 'aina 'o Ryk me kahi 'opio chamorro 'o Babao. Nui ka pokole o ka na'au i ka lohe 'ana mai o ke ea Hawai'i a me ka holo mua 'ole! Na'aupo ho'i lakou i ia 'ano, yet they continue to spout off what they want and not listen to facts, a no ke aha la?
Maopopo 'ole ia lakou i ka mo'aukala o ko Hawai'i pae 'aina. 'A'ole maopopo ho'i ia lakou i economic, ke 'ano o na pae moku, a pela aku. 'A'ole maopopo ho'i i ke kumuhana o ke aupuni Hawai'i i ka wa kahiko. 'A'ole maopopo i ke ho'ololi o ke aupuni i ka wa a Liholiho, 'oia ho'i 'o Kamehameha II. 'A'ole maopopo ho'i i ka ho'ololi 'ana o ke aupuni i ka wa a Kauikeaouli. He mea nui no i ia manawa no ka mea nui na ho'ololi i ka Hawaiian Constitution 1840, 1843, 1852, 1882, a pela aku.
No ko lakou mana'o iho, he kama 'o Hawai'i na Amerika. Talk about fucking ignorance. Aia 'o Ryk, 'a'ole ho'i i noho ai ma ko Hawai'i pae 'aina, 'oia mau kona kakau 'ana mai "we". He "kakou" no kona kakau 'ana. Fuck, he tries so hard to include himself yet lack any knowledge of not just the cultural aspects that is a part of our life but also lack the history. He HAOLE MENTALITY kona! How can they make such irrational statements without knowing the facts, especially when I question them on some of them and they avoid the answer? Simple...'a'ole i 'ike no lakoui ka pane!
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| 'O KA PIKO ME KA 'IEWE |
[=>Friday
June 2nd, 2006
6:57pm] |
Ua kukakuka wau i kahi mau kanaka (ko'u hoahanau a me na hoa) pili ana i ka mea nui o ka piko a me ka 'iewe. Ua ho'ouna hou 'ia ka leka uila i ko'u hoahanau ma na moku Pilipino (ma ka 'ao'ao makuakane, 'o ka Pilipino) he aha ka mana'o pili i 'iewe me piko a he aha ka lakou hanai ai me ia mau mea.
Ua po'iwa ho'i au e a'o 'ia i keia mau mea. 'O ka piko, he pili koko no ka 'ohana. Kau a'ela ka piko ma loko o kahi pahu ma hope o ke malo'o 'ana. Uhi ke 'iewe i ka lepo aka na'e he mea ma'a mau wale no ka wehewehe 'ana pili i ia mea, 'a'ohe mana'o lakou i maopopo ai.
Ua ho'ike au i ka leka uila i ko'u hoa (he Nish 'o ia) a me 2 Pilipino. Maopopo ho'i ia lakou ka mana'o o keia. Na ko ku'u Nish hoa, ua kau 'ia ka lehu ma ka piko me ka 'opu, a puhi paka 'ia ma ka piko. Ua wehewehe 'ia e a'u, ho'omana'o maila wau i ko'u 'anakala me ka puhi paka (he cigar) a me ke kau 'ana o ka lehulehu ma loko o ka piko. Mea mai kekahi hoa 'e a'e ua kau 'ia ka piko ma loko o kahi poho aniani, a ha'i a'ela ia ia ua ho'omana'o no wau i ia mea ma'a mau.
He mea hoihoi no e 'ike aia ka mana'o ho'okahi ma ka honua akea. Ha'aheo no au e 'ike aia keia mea ma'a mau ma ko'u 'ao'ao Pilipino a me ka 'ao'ao 'Oiwi.
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| KANAKA AIOLE HAWAIIAN? |
[=>Thursday
April 27th, 2006
8:22am] |
Ho'omau ke kūkākūkā pili ana i ke 'ano o HAWAIIAN me KANAKA. Mea mai 'o Kamanaha, 'o hewa i ka hana 'ana i ia hua'ōlelo. He complacent to the oppressor ia. Okay, whatevah, akā na'e e pono nō 'o ia e nānā iā ia iho. Wahi a Kamahana, 'o kanaka ia hua'ōlelo i hana 'ia ai ma mua mai ka wā kahiko mai, akā na'e he hewa ho'i no ka mea aia ka ho'olilo me ka 'ōlelo makuahine, 'oia ho'i 'o ka L me R, K me T, a pēlā aku. No leila, 'o ta'ata a i 'ole 'o tangata a i 'ole 'o tagata a i 'ole 'o tangata i ia hua'ōlelo i hana 'ia a nā kūpuna. No make sense! 'O wai ka mea i ho'opā i ka lima a nā Haole?
Wehewehe 'ia a'ela ke kumu o Hawaiian ('a'ale Hawai'i) a mea mai 'o ia maopopo ho'i ia'u 'a'ole 'o NATIONALITY akā na'e i hea, 'o ethnicity? 'O ancestry paha? He 'ano o nā kānaka, 'ae maopopo akā na'e 'a'ole maopopo iā ia ka mana'o ho'olilo me ia hua'ōlelo like me tagata, tangata, ta'ata, kanaka, a pēlā aku. No leila, 'a'ole HEWA, ke ho'olilo nei wale nō, like me nā wā kahiko. He EVOLUTION!!!!
Pono nō 'o ia e ho'omaopopo i ke 'ano o mea colonize a me ka holo mua 'ana! Aia ka big difference me ia mau mea.
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| 'O HAWAIIAN; 'O KA MO'OMEHEU HAWAI'I |
[=>Friday
April 21st, 2006
7:25pm] |
Aia 2 kuka ma kahi ma myspace. 'O ke 'ano o ka po'e o ko Hawai'i pae 'aina, 'oia ho'i 'o Hawaiian a i 'ole 'o Kanaka, 'o Kanaka Maoli, 'o 'Oiwi no ko makou. Nui ka pepehi po'o, 'o ka hua'olelo Haole, ka hua'olelo kahiki no leila 'a'ole pono ia hua'olelo, 'o Hawaiian. Huh?
Wehewehe a'ela i ia kanaka, 'ano 'oko'a ka mana'o o Hawaiian i keia la i ka wa kahiko. Ua wehewehe au ia ia, he Hawai'i no ku'u mau kupuna mai ke kinohi o ko Pai'ea na'i aupuni. He Hawai'i ho'i ku'u mau kupuna mai na la i ho'oia'i'o 'ia ko Hawai'i pae 'aina (1843). Mea mai ke Alohakanehine, 'o ka wa kahiko nui loa ma mua o ka m.h. 1843 aia na kupuna kahiko mai, 'oia ka inoa 'o kanaka, 'o kanaka maoli, a pela aku. Ok, maopopo ho'i aka na'e 'a'ole maopopo ia Alohakanehine, no ka lahui o ka pae 'aina, 'a'ole na iwi.
Oh yeah, mea mai 'o ia, aia ke koko maoli ma loko o makou pakahi a pau, no leila, he kanaka maoli ho'i 'o ia. 'O ke koko? 'A'ole loa! Aia ma na iwi! E ola mau na iwi! He stupid no 'o ia.
Ua komo a'ela kekahi kumuhana, pili i ka sharing of Hawaiian culture. Ua ho'olaha 'ia kahi kanaka, e ne'e ana 'o ia i OHIO, no leila e aha ana i ka noho 'ana ma leila. E aha ha'i ana, e aha wehewehe ana 'o ia pili i ka mo'omeheu Hawai'i i ka po'e haole ma leila? Ha'i wau a'ela mai wehewehe, mai ho'ike i ka mo'omeheu Hawai'i.
Ua pi'i ke kai me na Haole, a i 'ole me na mea mana'ohaole. Mea mai kahi wahine, he kaumaha 'o ia e lohe i keia o'u no ka mea 'a'ole maopopo ia ia he aha ko'u kumu no ka ho'ike i ka mo'omeheu Hawai'i, i ka hula, i ka mo'olelo a pela aku.
Ninau a'ela kekahi kanaka, he Haole me makuahine 'oiwi nalowale, 'a'ole maopopo ia ia ka hua'olelo o HAOLE, he aha la ia hua'olelo, a pono no makou e "share our culture" no ka mea e nalowale ana a i 'ole e 'aihue 'ia ana ka mo'omeheu. Ina 'ae i ka 'aihue, 'a'ale hiki ke ho'ololi i ia hopena. What the fuck?
Mea mai kahi wahine haole kepani, ne'e a'ela ia Texas, 'ano 'olu'olu'ole i ka heluhelu i na ho'olaha pili i ka HATE. Mea mai ho'i 'o ia, ina huna 'ia ka mo'omeheu na makou, 'a'ohe "respect for true meaning of things." He aha la kela? Fucking stupid ass cunt!
Aia keia mana'o o na haole. Makemake nui lakou e 'ike i ka 'oia'i'o, i ka mana'o o ko makou mo'omeu. Ok, no leila ua wehewehe 'ia ia lakou, a ku'e i ka 'oia'i'o no lakou ia makou, no ke aha la?
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| LATEST NEWS |
[=>Sunday
April 2nd, 2006
3:55pm] |
Nui ka ua ma kō Hawai'i pae 'āina mai ka mahina o Pepeluali. Ma nā nūhou, ua hō'ike 'ia ka ua loku, mea mai ka nūpepa "biblical rains" no ka ho'omau i ka ua, no 40 lā. Ha'i a'ela i nā kānaka a pau, he 'anai, no nā kini akua ka ua loku. He punishment ho'i kēia. Eia ka manawa e ho'oma'ema'e o nā kai 8! Nui ka hewa, nui ka pau o nā wahi pana, nui nā ho'ohāmama i nā iwi kupuna. He makana nō kēia mai nā akua.
He 'anai no Jeremy Krischel. Ua make kona kupunahine, ua maopopo ho'i ia'u, he 'anai nona no ka noi 'ana i nā kūpuna e ho'ouna i ka pō'ino. Eia ke kauoha o nā akua! Ho'omau kana ho'olaha pili i ka race based, i kā Ken Coklin loulou i kana 'ao'ao 'upena. 'A'ole maopopo iā Jere kā mākou mau ho'olaha iā ia. He stupid ho'i 'o ia!
'Oia mau ko Ken Conklin ho'olaha 'ana a me kākau 'ana pili i nā 'Oiwi. Nui kona distaste no nā 'oiwi me nā kama'āina ma ko Hawai'i pae 'āina. Ua kākau 'ia ka 'aikikala pili
Pau ka heluhelu o nā nūhou ma loko o kā Derek wahi. Hui ka ho'oluhi i ke alo o Dot Kamakahonu me Lance Larsen. 'O nā 'Oiwi 'ōpule i ke kōkua 'ole iā mākou. He lapuwale nō lāua! Maopopo ho'i ia'u ke heluhelu nei 'o Dot i kēia. E ho'olaha ana 'o ia e pili ana i ka'u ho'olaha ma kā Derek wahi.
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| No Ia Mea He Moepū, E Ho'i Nō I Ka Piko |
[=>Sunday
March 19th, 2006
8:29am] |
Aia keia 'aikikala ma ka Hoku Buletina pili i kahi 'ano o ka mo'omeheu 'oiwi, 'oia ho'i i ka moepu a me ka holomua. Aia ka pilikia me i ia mau mea aka na'e pono no e hana 'oiwi i na mea a pau.
No nā 'ōiwi, he mea ko'iko'i nō ke kūkā 'ia 'ana o ke kūpono o ka ha'alele a kāpae 'ana paha i kekahi mau hana o ka wā kahiko i kēia wā e mau aku nei ka mo'omeheu o kākou. Paio aku paio mai nō kahi mana'o inā he kūpono anei ka ha'alele 'ana aku a 'o ka wā hea ka wā kūpono e waiho aku ai i ua mau hana kuluma i hope. E no'ono'o pono 'ia lā ua mau mea e kau nei. 'O ia nō ho'i kā kākou e 'ike nei ma kēia hihia no ke ana i Kawaihae, Hawai'i i kanu 'ia ai nā iwi kūpuna me nā moepū a lākou, me ke 'ano ho'i e mālama 'ia mai ai nā moepū. Ma ke 'ano laulā no ka mo'omeheu, ua pau akula i ka 'ike 'ia, ua 'ikea ho'i ma ka ho'omana, kahi i ha'alele ai nā kānaka he nui wale i nā kini akua i mea e ho'ōla 'ia ai e ke akua hou 'o Iehova ho'i.
No ka mālama 'ia 'ana o nā iwi kūpuna, ua pa'a nō ka mana'o i loko o ka hapa nui loa o nā kānaka a pau, 'a'ole nō e hana 'ino 'ia nā iwi. Ho'okahi nō ka mana'o no ka waiho 'ana ma kahi i kanu 'ia ai, 'a'ole ho'i e maha'oi aku. A no laila, inā pēlā ka mana'o, 'a'ole anei kūlike ua mana'o nui nei me nā mea i ho'omoe pū 'ia me nā iwi, 'o ia ho'i ka moepū? Eia hou, pehea lā e ho'opili 'ole 'ia ai ia 'ano mālama 'ana i nā iwi me kā lākou mau mea i ho'omoe pū 'ia?
I ku'u wā kamali'i ma Molokai, e ola ana nō ku'u mau kūpuna kuakahi. Ua noho pū mākou a pau i loko o ka hale ho'okahi. Ua kapu nō ko lāua lumi moe iā mākou nā kamali'i no ka mea 'o ia kahi a lāua i hiamoe ai. 'A'ole 'o lāua wale nō kahi mea nui, 'o kahi hiamoe me nā mea a pau o loko o laila pū ho'i nā mea nui, he kapu ho'i. E no'ono'o a'e kākou i ia mana'o, he wahi kapu kahi hiamoe, he kapu ho'i a mau loa. He mana'o mōakāka nō, ua la'a a ua kapu ka ilina, ke awaloa a me nā mea a pau o loko ho'i. Pēlā i loa'a mai ai ka 'ōlelo no'eau "Mai lawe wale i nā mea i ho'omoepū 'ia".
'Ōlelo 'ia, ua pau ka waiwai o ka moepū no ka po'e i make a 'oi aku ka waiwai o kona ho'ohana 'ia i mea ho'ona'auao, i mea ho'oulu mana'o ho'i. Nānā 'ia ma ke 'ano pāheona, he waiwai launa 'ole ma ke a'o 'ana mai e pili ana i ka mākaukau me ka no'eau o ko kākou mau kūpuna. No laila, e kūpono nō ma kekahi mau pō'aiapili ka lawe 'ana ho'i i nā moepū i mea e mālama 'ia ai i loko o ka hale hō'ike'ike.
Ma ko kākou 'ano 'ōiwi, pono nō ho'i kākou e nīnau mai iā kākou iho inā ua 'oi aku ka waiwai o ka mea i pa'a ma ka lima i mea a'o mo'omeheu na nā keiki a i 'ole ia, ua lawa pono ke kālele ma luna o ka mana'o no ke aloha kūpuna, 'a'ole ho'i e maha'oi, 'a'ole ho'i e lawe i kā lākou mau mea? Hiki anei ke ola ka mo'omeheu me ka loa'a 'ole o ka moepū? He Hawai'i anei nō ko kākou mauli i ka wā e hiki mai ana ke maha'oi a hana 'ino 'ole 'ia ia mau ilina kapu o nā kūpuna? 'Ae. 'O ia nō ho'i. E hana 'ino 'ia anei ko ka wā kahiko i mea e Hawai'i ai kākou i kēia wā 'ānō? 'A'ole loa.
E aho nō ke kālele 'ana ma luna o nā mana'o o ka wā kahiko, ka ho'opili 'ana mai me ko kēia wā, a me ke a'o maika'i 'ana i nā kamali'i a pa'a pono ka 'ike. Pēlā nō ho'i e mālama 'ia ai nā iwi kūpuna a me kā lākou moepū. 'O ko kākou wā kūpono nō ho'i kēia e ho'omaopopo ai, e ho'i ai ho'i i ka piko no kēia nīnau no ka moepū. E like me nā iwi kūpuna, eia a'e kekahi mana'o e kāpae 'ole 'ia ma ka 'ao'ao. No ka pono o ko kākou mau kūpuna, kākou iho a me nā pulapula aloha e ulu mai ana, e ne'epapa aku me ka mana'o pa'a a mālamalama. Ola nō ho'i nā iwi.
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| KA PAKE |
[=>Wednesday
February 22nd, 2006
5:56pm] |
Ua loa'a kahi leka uila mai kahi mea mai ka wa hope. Mai ka Pākē ka leka uila. Ua heluhelu au a ua ho'omana'o ho'i au i kona wehewehe 'ana mai pili i ka 'au'a o'u no ka mea ua noi 'o ia no ka inoa Hawai'i no ka pēpē e hānau ai a kona hoahānau. Ua kūnānā wau a me ka'ulua i ka pane. Nui ka wehewehe o'u iā ia, mea mai 'o ia he nīnau pōkole wale nō a 'a'ole he nīnau lō'ihi loa, 'a'ole he nīnau pohihihi. Ua ho'onui ka hūhū i ka lohe 'ana mai i ia mea. What a fucking dumb ass. No leila, ua kelepona a'ela iā ia e wehewehe i ka mo'omeheu Hawai'i, i ka loina 'oiwi. He mea nui ka mana'o o nā inoa Hawai'i, no leila pono no 'o ia e 'ike he aha la ko'u mana'o no ka pohihihi o ka inoa Hawai'i. Ua 'alai 'ia he 'oiwi ke kanaka a kona hoahānau. See how stupid he is? He TEST no'u! Fucking dumb ass.
Ok, wahi a ka Pākē, he 'au'a ho'i au no ke ka'ana o ko kākou mo'omeheu. 'Oi aku e ka'ana i ka honua a pau i ko kākou mo'omeheu. Ua wehewehe au iā ia i nā loina Hawai'i. Stupid, I even gave him examples with his culture, so now he understands. What a fucking idiot!
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| KO JERE KRISCHEL HANA 'INO |
[=>Tuesday
February 21st, 2006
2:45pm] |
Aia kahi mea, 'o Jere Krischel, he mea kupaianaha i ka ho'onāukiuki iā kākou. Nui ko'u ho'onauki e heluhelu i nā ho'olaha a Jere. Nui ko'u luhi e wehewehe iā ia i ka 'oia'i'o. Nui ko'u kaumaha e 'ike i nā mea 'ino pili i nā 'oiwi Hawai'i. Nui ko'u mana'o 'ino iā ia no nā mea 'ino ana i hana ai iā kākou.
Ua noi i nā kini akua e kōkua a e ho'oku'u ia'u mai kēia mana'o, mai kēia 'ano, mai kēia mana'o 'ino o'u. He 'ānai no kona 'ohana no ka ho'oluhi, no ka ho'ino, no ka ho'ohalahala, no ka hana 'ino i nā 'oiwi.
Aia ka wekaweke ona pili i nā 'oiwi Hawai'i i ka wā ma mua. I kona mana'o iho, 'a'ole he 'oiwi. No ke aha la? No nā mea kahiki i hō'ea i ko Hawai'i pae 'āina, no Tahiti, no Hiva a pēlā aku. Ua wehewehe au iā ia 'a'ole no Tahiti, 'a'ole no Hiva nā kānaka pakahi a pau. Mea mai 'o ia he aha ke 'ano i nā 'oiwi a me nā kūpuna o nā 'oiwi i kēia lā? Huh? 'Ae, he pupule ho'i 'o ia. 'A'ole maopopo ho'i iā ia ke 'ano o nā 'oiwi Hawai'i a me nā 'oiwi 'ē a'e.
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| HOOHINA I KE AHU |
[=>Tuesday
February 21st, 2006
1:59pm] |
Students of Halau Lokahi Public Charter School and other members of the Hawaiian community helped rebuild a vandalized ahu yesterday at Iolani Palace. After completing the project, the students performed a spiritual offering, or hookupu, of hula, oli and pule. Varner Allbrett, center, was among those who took part in a hula to Pele.
Halau Lokahi Public Charter School students and other volunteers helped reassemble an ahu yesterday on the grounds of Iolani Palace. Vandals partly dismantled the ahu, which was built in 1993 for the 100th anniversary of the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy, over the weekend.
Aia ka 'aikikala ma Hōkū Buletina i ka ho'ohewa, i ka ho'ohina i ke ahu i kūkulu 'ia ma 'Iolani Palace. Ma mua, aia ka ho'ohina ahu ma Mauna Kea ma ka mokupuni 'o Hawai'i. I ko'u mana'o iho mua loa, na 'Oiwi kēia. 'O nā 'Oiwi no ka mea 'a'ole ka hana ma'amau, ka mo'olelo mai kahiko mai akā na'e no nā 'oiwi kēia, 'eā? No leila, 'a'ole he 'ino.
Aia kekahi mana'o 'ē a'e. Ua hana 'ia e nā 'oiwi 'ole no ka mea makemake lākou e 'ike i nā māhele o nā 'oiwi. Hmm, pēlā paha.
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| HE AHU 'OIWI? |
[=>Saturday
February 18th, 2006
8:29pm] |
This 2002 photo shows the Hawaiian altar at the summit of Mauna Kea, which holds the personal effects of two Hawaii soldiers killed in Iraq. The altar was desecrated Tuesday.
Ua hana ki'i 'ia ma ka m.h. 2002 o ke ahu. Aia ko Nāinoa Hoe mea ma loko o ke ahu, ua kau 'ia ma hope o kona make 'ana ma Iraki. Ua kūkulu 'ia ke ahu e ka hui Papa ali'i o Kamehameha.
I ko'u mana'o iho, ua hina 'ia e nā kānaka 'oiwi no ka mo'o 'oiwi 'ole. Maopopo ho'i ia'u ka mo'o 'oiwi 'ole akā na'e aia ke kumu o nā mea a pau mai ka wa kahiko mai. No laila, 'a'ole pono e kūkulu 'ia nā mea hou e nā kānaka 'oiwi? Pololei nō, 'a'ole mo'o 'oiwi mai kahiko mai akā na'e e ho'omaka i nā mo'o 'oiwi hou mai kēia manawa mai.
Ua ho'okomo 'ia ma loko o nā mana'o 'oiwi i ka mana'o 'ino, 'oia ho'i 'o ka mana'o haole. He aha la ka pilikia o kēia mana'o kahiki? Ua hemo ka mana'o 'oiwi no ka mana'o haole. Eia ka mea nui. He 'OIWI no kēlā mana'o, ka mana'o o ko kākou mau kūpuna, no leila pono no e no'ono'o pēlā. 'Oia ho'i 'o colonized mentality! He 'enemi o nā 'oiwi.
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| NUI KA HOOLAHA |
[=>Saturday
February 18th, 2006
5:21pm] |
Ua holomana'o 'ia e ho'omau i nā ho'olaha 'oiwi ma oiwi.blogspot.com. E ho'ā'o au e ho'olaha ma loko o ka'u journal 'ē a'e ma livejournal a me myspace.com.
Eia nā happening ma loko o ko'u nohona. Aia kahi mea a'u i ho'ohui ai, he 'oiwi no Waimea mai 'o ia. Kupaianaha i ka mo'omeheu 'oiwi, i ka 'ōlelo, i ka hula a pēlā aku. He pili koko 'o ia i ka 'ohana pe'elua me pō'ahā no molokai mai. He pili koko o ko'u hoahānau, 'oia ho'i 'o ka 'ohana loo. Aia kahi kanaka a'u e hiki ai ke ho'oma'ama'a ka 'ōlelo makuahine.
'Oia mau ka fucking mess ma nā wahi hawai'i ma myspace.com me Lance Larsen, Dot Kamaka, Kevin mai ka hui Kupa'aina, a pēlā aku. 'Ano 'ōpulepule 'o Lance i ka wehewehe 'ana o ka mo'omeheu, me ke aupuni hawai'i a pēlā aku. Nui ka ho'onāukiuki o'u e heluhelu i nā ho'olaha ma 'ō.
Ho'omau ke kūkā ma HawaiianKingdom blog o Jere Krischel me kana ho'olaha, 'o kona mana'o pili i ka Morgan Report. 'Ano luhi roa i ka heluhelu i nā mea iwi 'ino. Fuckers.
I hope to update my other journals at the same time.
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| DRAMA |
[=>Sunday
February 5th, 2006
10:24am] |
Loihi loa i ka'u hoolaha hope loa no ka mea nui ko'u luhi i ka heluhelu o ka drama maanei ame na wahi a pau. Nui ka noonoo pono i ka hoopaa haawina i ke kula. Mahope iho, na pilinaolelo o ka olelo oiwi, ke kuauhau kawewehikaeo, ke kuauhau kaai, o bush a pela aku.
Nui ka nuhou a'u i makemake e hoolaha e hoike i na mea a pau pili i ninau oiwi ame i ninau hawaii. O keia la ka la hope roa mamua i ka paahana i ka hoopaa haawina.
Aia ka drama ma kekahi forum e ae, oia hoi o kekahi Hawaiian Movement Group e ae. Hoolaha ae la kahi loulou pili i ka hewaana o kahi mea, o kekuewa ka inoa, kahi mea i hoonaauia i ke kulanui o manoa. he naauao no hoi oia aka ua hoolahaia he hewa kona hana. ??? Aia ka blame ia haolegirl e dotkamaka. ??? Aia ka mea lolo, oia hoi o LANCE Pulepuleloa LARSON. Nalowale ae la ka ha o kona kino, noho ae la ko colonizer manao, pau ae la ka loina oiwi. E Hinahanaiikamalama, e ho ae i kela pulapula au i ka naauao o ko kakou poe.
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| NA MEA HAWAII |
[=>Saturday
December 3rd, 2005
11:25pm] |
'Ano lo'ihi roa i ka ho'olaha nui loa ma 'ane'i. Ua 'emi ka ho'olaha ma na wahi Hawai'i pili i na mea Hawai'i. 'Ano nui ke kuka pili i na mea ho'ohawai'i, i na mea hewa, i na mea pono, a pela aku. I ka mana'o o kahi mau mea, he hewa ka 'ao'ao a na mea ho'ohawai'i. I ko'u mana'o, puka mai ke kumuhana, no leila puka maila ke kuka i ia mea. Ua wehe 'ia ke kumuhana.
Aia ma ka punaewele puni honua ka protoge o Thurston Twigg-Smith, Kenneth Conlink, et al. 'O Jere Krischel kona inoa, he mea ho'ohaole, he mea ho'akamai, he mea ho'ona'auao. He sly no 'o ia. Ua ho'olaha a'ela 'o ia ma ka Scott Crawford wahi, me Wikipedia. Nui ka pi'ina o ke kai i ka, no ko Jere waha pilau.
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| KE 'ANO HAWAI'I |
[=>Monday
November 7th, 2005
6:19am] |
'Ano nui ke kuka ma 'ane'i a me ma wahi 'e a'e pili i ke 'ano Hawai'i. Mai keia 'aikikala ma ka HOKU BULETINA:
http://starbulletin.com/2005/11/03/news/story10.html
Aia keia ma hope o ka ho'olaha 'ana o ka loulou o na mea ho'ohawai'i.
Maopopo ho'i ia makou, he hua'olelo no ka mana'o o ke nationality aka na'e i keia la, 'o ethnicity ka mana'o.
Nana i keia mana'o mai kekahi Pokoliko:
If you’re from California, you’re Californian, so ...
The article "News media change 'Hawaiian' distinction" (Star-Bulletin, Nov. 3) really torques my jaws. Everyone is trying to be politically correct. When is it going to end?
Many people may disagree with what I am about to say but I believe this: A person who is born in California is called a Californian, a person born in Arizona is called an Arizonian, and a person born in Hawaii is called a Hawaiian. We might not be Polynesian Hawaiian (kanaka maoli), but we are Hawaiian.
While visiting St. Augustine, Fla., my brother-in-law heard a family speaking Spanish. He asked them where they were from. They replied, "Puerto Rico." He then said, "I am Puerto Rican also." The man asked, "Where in Puerto Rico do you live?" My brother-in-law replied, "I don't live in Puerto Rico. I was born on the island of Kauai in Hawaii and I live on the Big Island."
The Puerto Rican man replied, "You are not Puerto Rican. You are Hawaiiano (Hawaiian)."
Take a poll of people in Hawaii and ask them, what is their nationality? The majority will answer by giving you their ethnicity. Some will say they are Japanese, or Chinese, or Filipino, or Portuguese, or Hawaiian, Scotch-Irish, or French, or German or any other ethnic group that they belong to, or a combination of any of those. Very few will say they are American.
Take another poll and ask what language is spoken in their homes. Most will answer English (but actuality, it will be pidgin English). Few will answer to some foreign language, and then only because they are recent arrivals or have had immersion classes in Hawaiian or the language of their ancestry.
In Hawaii, we share the same foods, whether they be Polynesian Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and so on. We share the same language -- pidgin English. We like all the different types of music, whether it is played on a samisen (Japanese), ukulele (Portuguese origin), guitar (Spanish), bongos (African), or sitar (Arabic). We abide by a certain code of ethics and most of all, whether we are of Polynesian, Asian or European origin, we almost always think alike. That, my friend, is what makes us distinctively Hawaiian.
I am proud of my Spanish heritage, but being born and raised in Hawaii, I have that inalienable right to be called a Hawaiian.
Podemos todos nosotros vivir para ser a Hawaiiano (May we all live to be Hawaiian). Mahalo and aloha.
Robert M. Rodrigues, who is from Hawaii, now lives in West Melbourne, Fla.
Nana, he mana'o nalowale. He mana'o lahui Hawai'i, ka mau 'ana o ke ea Hawai'i, ka lahui Hawai'i? Ina 'ae, he maika'i no ka hana 'ana o ia hua'olelo. Ina 'a'ole, he mea ho'ohawai'i wale no.
'A'ohe lohe 'o Californian no na mea kaulana, 'oia ho'i 'o Pres. Regan, 'a'ohe lohe 'o Austrian Gov. o Kaleponi, 'a'ohe lohe 'o Arkansawan Pres. Clinton, 'a'ohe lohe 'o Californian no ko'u mau hoahanau i hanau 'ia ma Los Angeles, a pela aku. No ke aha la? No ka hua'olelo Hawaiian wale no?
I ko'u mana'o iho, he national term, a i 'ole he ethnic term.
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| NA HO'AILONA |
[=>Wednesday
November 2nd, 2005
6:17am] |
Eia no makou, ho'olaha a'ela ka loulou pili i na mea ho'ohawai'i MA HOPE o ka ho'olaha o ia 'ao'ao 'upena ma kekahi wahi 'e a'e. I keia manawa, 'a'ale maika'i, 'a'ale hoihoi no na kuka ma ia mau wahi. Nele 'ia na kuka pili i na mea nui o ka po'e Hawai'i.
Ua ho'olaha 'ia, nui ka manawa o ia mea i hana 'ia ai ka 'ao'ao 'upena. Mea mai kekahi mea, "'ae, pololei no, 'ano nui ka manawa." He aha la ia mana'o? He aha la ka mana'o o ia mea? Mea mai ke kanaka i ho'olaha 'ia i ia loulou, "He pu'iwa 'ole ina aia ia kanaka ma 'ane'i." Hmm, yeah, whatevah e ke hoa Hamoa me ka PACIFIC ISLANDER ma lalo iho o kana description, he lala no ka hui ma myspace.com 'o TRUE POLYNESIAN. Huh?
Mea mai 'o ia, maopopo ho'i ia ia he "ethnicity" ka hua'olelo o Hawaiian i keia la, aka na'e, 'a'ole pu'iwa, 'a'ole pihoihoi ke launa ho'i i ia mau mea. Hmm, 'oia ho'i? Hiki ke ho'ohui i ka hui TRUE POLYNESIAN aka na'e he pihoihoi 'ole no 'o ia ina aia kahi mea e ha'i nei "He Polinekia ho'i au"? 'A'ole ho'i!
He aha la ke kumu no ka loa'a o ia loulou? Na'u, he ho'ailona, he ho'ailona mai mai na kupuna kahiko. Ua hana 'ia keia 'ao'ao 'upena, aia ka ho'oilina o lakou no makou. Aia ke kukakuka nui loa ma ia mau wahi no ka ho'olaha 'ana o ia loulou. No leila, 'a'ole he mea maika'i no ia? I ku'u mana'o iho, 'ae, he maika'i ho'i ia. No ke aha la? He mea nui na kuka, aia na kanaka a pau e kukakuka nei no. No leila, mahalo no na 'aumakua, mahalo ho'i i na kupuna kahiko, mahalo i na kini akua e wehewehe nei i na maka o ka po'e. Mahalo no ka ho'eu'eu ia lakou i ka mana'o. E ola i na 'aumakua, e ola i na kupuna, e ola i na kini akua! He ho'ailona no keia, eia kau pulapula e ho'olaha nei ka hua o ka 'ike ma ka honua nei.
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| 'O WAI KA PRESIDENT O HAWAI'I? |
[=>Saturday
October 29th, 2005
8:08pm] |
Aia ka leka uila a'u i kakau ai ia Maui News pili i ka Thurston Twigg-Smith leka me ka ho'emi 'ana o ka pono sivila o ka po'e Hawai'i. Eia ka'u leka:
Document disenfranchised all but property owners
Thurston Twigg-Smith will always defend the honor and justify the actions of his grandfather, who was not only responsible in the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom but also involved in the creation and promulgation of the Constitution of 1887 (Viewpoint, Aug. 24).
In the Constitution of 1887, the significant changes were the voting rights for the House of Nobles and the House of Representatives. The House of Nobles, once filled by ali’i and appointed by the king, was becoming filled by haole. Anyone could vote for a noble as long as they owned taxable property of the value no less than $3,000.
The number of nobles was increased from 20 to 24 in order to offset the number of representatives, which was 24. So now my ancestor A. Wong, a Hawaiian citizen, was disqualified from voting because he was not born in Hawaii, the U.S. or Europe.
Basically the Constitution of 1887 disenfranchised the common folks, while the rich Caucasians were able to control the government.
Twigg-Smith had the audacity to mention “elected Legislature of the Republic, dominated by Native Hawaiians,” but won’t tell you that the republic was illegal and had been ordered by U.S. President Cleveland to reinstate the queen.
The political history of the islands, an occupied territory, has been full of deceit and perpetuated by people like Twigg-Smith.
Kalani M.
'A'ole maopopo aia ka leka ma hape iho o ia mai Kenneth Conklin, our hero! Kakau a'ela 'o ia, aia ka President o Hawai'i, 'o Sanford B. Dole. Mea mai 'o Conklin aia na kanaka hou, he revisionist lakou (makou) me ka INTERNATIONAL LAW. Wehewehe a'ela 'a'ole INT'L LAW ma ia manawa. Huh? That's not the point Ken! Kakau a'ela 'o ia, 'a'ole he U.S. Puppet Regime. 'Ae, maopopo aka na'e 'a'ole he President ho'i 'o Sanford!
Republic of Hawaii not a U.S. puppet regime
Thanks to Kalani Mondoy (Letters, Sept. 3) for reminding us that the republic of Hawaii “had been ordered by U.S. President Cleveland to reinstate the queen.” See that order at http://tinyurl.com/6zlct. Mondoy forgot to mention that Hawaii President Sanford Dole wrote a blistering 17-page letter saying heck, no. See http://tinyurl.com/8y6jo.
This exchange of letters proves that the Republic of Hawaii was not a U.S. puppet regime.” The republic held power throughout the four-year term of a hostile U.S. President Cleveland. The republic also defeated an armed attempted counter-revolution by Robert Wilcox, who used guns smuggled in with a wink from the U.S. Navy.
The republic was the government of an independent nation of Hawaii for five years, recognized as rightful by all the nations that previously had relations with the kingdom. Hawaii’s treaty partners filed not one diplomatic protest to the overthrow; and not one protest when the republic offered to be annexed and the U.S. accepted the offer. Every nation accepted the annexation’s legitimacy, and forever after happily dealt with the U.S. on all matters pertaining to Hawaii.
Today’s historical revisionists are pushing a theory of “international law” which no nation at that time considered applicable to the overthrow or annexation of Hawaii.
Kenneth R. Conklin
Kaneohe
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| NA KI'I O KA NAUE KU'E |
[=>Sunday
October 23rd, 2005
7:03pm] |
Eia ka loulou no na ki'i o ka naue ku'e, ka halawai ho'eu'eu i nehinei ma Pasadena. 'A'ole lehulehu aka na'e he maika'i no ia. Ua pule au no ka halawai ho'eu'eu, ma hope iho, aia na ha'i'olelo o na kanaka mea nui, 'oia ho'i 'o Kalawai'a me Le'a Malia. Aia Kaho'onei kekahi, maika'i no kana ha'i'olelo. Nui ko'u aloha ka ha'i'olelo 'ana a Kalawai'a me Le'a. I ko'u mana'o iho, 'oi aku i ia mau mea no makou e a'o.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v298/mamoahina/kuikapono-la/
'A'ole i hiki 'o Kelly Hu, 'a'ole i hiki na mea 'e a'e no ka mea ....well, dunno o ke aha la. He hilahila ia no ka hiki 'ole e ha'i'olelo. But, he maika'i no e ho'olohe i na mea a lakou e ha'i'olelo.
Hiki ke 'ike i na ki'i ma ka loulou ma luna a'e.
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| KELLY HU |
[=>Saturday
October 22nd, 2005
6:01am] |
Aia 2 loulou pili ia Kelly Hu i puka ai mai na Kula Kamehameha. Eia no ma lalo iho nei:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/10/prweb299749.htm
He press release pili i ka naue ku'e ma Pasadena i keia la. Aia kekahi loulou 'e a'e ma ka Hoku Buletina pili ia Miki Kim, ka mea i ho'omakaukau i ia naue ku'e. 'A'ole ke kokua na kula Kamehameha ia ia no ka naue ku'e, no ka halawai ho'eu'eu. Kokua a'ela ia 'Ilio'ulaokalani ia ia, no leila he HAWAIIAN UNITY MARCH ia wahi a Miki. Ha'i 'ia a'ela pili ia Kelly Hu kekahi.
http://starbulletin.com/print/2005.php?fr=/2005/10/21/news/story07.html
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| E PULE KAKOU |
[=>Friday
October 21st, 2005
7:52am] |
I nehinei, i lo'a ai ka leka uila e noi nei e pule no ka halawai ho'eu'eu me ka naue ku'e. Ua hoihoi ho'i au e loa'a ka leka uila pili i ia mea, aka na'e 'eha i ka na'au, e ha'i 'ana mai ia'u, DO IT, DO IT!
No leila, me na kupuna kahiko, me na 'aumakua a pau, me na kini akua a'u e holomua, e pule ana ho'i wau. Ua loa'a ka pule i kakau 'ia e Father Alapaki, ke kunane o Mikiala Kim, ka mea i ho'ouna ai i ka leka uila. Loa'a ko'u inoa mai Victor Kaiwi Pang. Ua hoihoi no au no ka mea 'ano lo'ihi loa i ka ho'ouna leka uila muli loa ia ia.
'Ano christianized ka pule i kakau 'ia ai. Ua ho'ololi au i ia pule, e ho'ohawai'i no! Ua ha'i 'ia ka inoa o na kula Kamehameha me ke ali'i wahine Pauahilani.
'A'ale hiki ia'u ke kali. He pihoihoi ho'i au aka na'e ma ku'u mana'o, no na kupuna, no na 'aumakua, no na kini akua, no ka lahui Hawai'i e!
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