Ok, hang on, let me get up off the floor. What are you kidding me? Lingle has fought the Hawaiians in Federal court. AGAINST THE HAWAIIANS.
She is sitting there with a smirk on her face, really just trying to be a smart assed REP going against a ranking DEM . GIVE ME A BREAK!
Ok, I am calm now.
This woman HAS NEVER BEEN FOR SUPPORTING NATIVE HAWAIIANS EVER EVER EVER!!!!!!
OK, deep breath!
That some Hawaiians don't support the Akaka bill is true, but to suddenly side at the last hour is FAKE STUPID AND LUDICROUS. (I have a a fun blogging style don't I? haha)
OK look, I don't exactly agree with the whole reservation think. Hawaiians had a much different system of Governance. It needs to follow the Cheifly order, without all of the restrictive kapus that subjugated women under the old Tahitian system re instituted by Kamehamehas warlording, that is TRUE.
The system should go back to what it was before Kamehameha reinstituted the kapu system. ALl crown lands should be given back to the poeple. [period. Housing should be given to ALL Native Hawaiians of a quarter or more blood.
Housing should also be given to Native Hawaiian children whose fathers and mothers have abandoned them to non Hawaiian parental custodians should also have the right to a house and a piece of land.
That is my personal biggest beef.
http://www.mauinews.com/page/content.detail/id/512117.html
LINDA LINGLE REJECTS CEDED LAND CLAIM
http://www.stopsellingcededlands.com/hawaiian-ceded-lands-background.php
CEDED LANDS CASE
http://www.starbulletin.com/news/20090118_Hawaiian_march_targets_lands_case_at_high_court.html
HAWAIIANS MARCH IN PROTEST AGAINST LINDA LINGLE CEDED LANDS CASE
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Lingle opposes Akaka Bill changes, facelift for Volcano House, boat fees going up, more news
The Lingle administration, which has consistently backed federal recognition for Native Hawaiians, opposes changes to the bill pending before Congress because of "potentially enormous" implications to the relationship between Hawaiians and the state.The value of Kamehameha Schools' endowment fell by more than $2.2 billion in the wake of the global economic meltdown, prompting some belt tightening at the state's wealthiest charitable trust
Talks between the teachers union and state officials to restore instructional time for students resume today as hope grows that a joint solution can be arrived at before the start of the 2010 Hawaii Legislature.
Nineteen states and the District of Columbia scored higher than Hawaii in a study of public health emergency preparedness released today.
The state is turning up the heat on illegal vendors at Kealakekua Bay.
The Department of Health (DOH) confirms that Hawaii did receive some of the child H1N1 vaccines that are now being recalled.
The National Park Service plans an estimated $7.2 million in renovations to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park's historic Volcano House hotel, with more than half that amount to be invested by a concessionaire who will take over the facility's contract next year.
The number of fully loaded containers coming into Kawaihae Harbor peaked in 2007, with the equivalent of nearly 99,000 20-foot containers arriving.
One result of switching many state employees' mail-order prescriptions to Florida is that Paradise Pharmacy will close today after 20 years in business in Pukalani.
Technically, Hawai‘i’s small-boat harbors system has been operating contradictory to state law since its inception.
can you say HEWA
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