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Keeping in touch and updated on activities regarding the restoration of Ke Aupuni o Hawai`i, the Hawaiian Kingdom.  

Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka `Aina I Ka Pono.

The Fake State’s Fake Holiday

Today, August 21 is on the calendar as Hawai`i Statehood Day. It’s supposed to be the most important holiday of the “State of Hawai`i”…

But do you see anybody celebrating? Thatʻs a NO… After the delirious response in 1959 when “statehood” was announced, the holiday slowly began to taper off. It really took a nose-dive in 1993 when the U.S. issued its Apology, admitting its illegal role in toppling the Hawaiian Kingdom government a hundred years before. People quickly connected the dots: If the U.S. presence in Hawai`i started on such illegal footings, how can the “State of Hawai`i” be legitimate?

Today, Hawaiʻi Statehood Day stands as a bitter and shameful reminder that “Hawai`i the 50th State” is based on a litany of fraud; and the ongoing United States’ presence in the Hawaiian Islands is an international crime, not a friendly embrace. No wonder no one celebrates.

The Rigged Election

Of all the underhanded dealings — the fake “overthrow” and the fake “provisional government” (1893)… the fake “Republic of Hawaii” (1894)… the fake “annexation” (1898)… and the fake “Territory of Hawaii” (1900) — the most damaging was the fake “Statehood Vote” of 1959.

Talk about a rigged election! There was massive voter fraud, stuffed ballot boxes and no options offered. This “statehood” scam has been a formidable roadblock to our efforts to reinstate our nation. In 1959, following the granting of “statehood” to Hawai`i, the U.S. reported to the United Nations General Assembly that the “people of Hawai`i” had voluntarily consented (through the statehood vote) to join the United States. Without checking the accuracy of the United States’ report, the General Assembly deemed the political status and future governance for Hawai`i as settled. With the political question settled, any legal question of the U.S. jurisdiction over Hawai`i became irrelevant. This is why the State and the U.S. simply brush off lawsuits and complaints pertaining to their jurisdiction over our land, our resources, our welfare, our nationality, etc. To them, since “the political question has been settled,” they don’t need to respond to legal questions of jurisdiction.

The UNʻs position is that the “statehood vote” equates “consent” of the people. It is the linchpin that holds together the United Statesʻ claim of sovereignty over Hawaii. But that same “statehood vote” also provides us the means to overturn the U.S. claim to our country. We are working to have the UN General Assembly take a second look at that lynchpin (UNGA Resolution 1469) which they had blindly rubber-stamped into place in 1959. We expect an honest review of Reso 1469 will obligate the UN to correct their error, which would “un-settle” the political question, which would cause the United States’ claim of supremacy over the Hawaiian Islands to unravel and collapse.

The more we stand as a nation and assert the Hawaiian Kingdom is alive and kicking, the more obvious the U.S. false claim becomes, the sooner there will be a Free Hawai`i.

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Ua Ola ke Ea – Sovereignty Lives

A Year to Celebrate the Hawaiian Kingdom – Past, Present and Future Kick-off date: September 2, 2020 Queen Lili`uokalani’s Birthday… If you are (or if you know of someone who is) interested in helping facilitate any aspect of “Ua Ola ke Ea,” please contact: [email protected] ——-

Please join the ku’e action to rename McKinley High School and to remove the offensive statue - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/restore-original-name

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The campaign to Free Hawaii continues to grow … as soon as this pandemic subsides, we expect significant movement in gaining support from the global community. Your kokua is vital to this effort…

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Your kōkua, large or small, is much appreciated and will help greatly to move this work forward.

To contribute, go to GoFundMe.com/FreeHawaii  

To contribute in other ways (airline miles, travel vouchers, clerical help, etc…) email us at [email protected]  

Also… Check out the great FREE HAWAII products you can purchase HERE  

All proceeds go to help the cause.

Mahalo Nui Loa!

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Malama Pono,

Leon Siu

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