Ke uwe nei ka ohi a o Kealakona.

More defamatory comments made about Hawaiians

Aohe pau ka ike i ka halau hookahi.

At Scott Crawford’s website, http://www.hawaiiankingdom.info/, a couple of people posted some inciteful defamatory comments about Hawaiians as well as about our nation, the Hawaiian Kingdom. Here are a few:

 Lana…
Da Nile ain’t just a river in Egypt!
Go talk to your Queen she and her realtives are the ones that destroyed the nation (and the ancient religion for that matter). I can help arrange a meeting if you want. While its quaint to think oh ‘the kingdom/queendom is in out hearts and will be forever’ and all that nostaligia is is not based in reality for two main reasons (and many others):

1) Your Queen tried to overthrow a legal government and re-establish her crown rule. And the people said no. The in the late 1950’s there was a legal vote, held and after 30+ years of seeking it… including being sought after by Hawaiian royalty… Hawaii became a state and part of ‘one nation, under god, _indivisible_, with liberty and justice for ALL’. Maybe you’ve heard ot that?

2) The USA and those who live here will never allow Hawaii to become independent.
So deal with it. And MOST importanly stop wasting so much NRG and genrating hate and neg. vibes and instead let’s work together to better the lives of EVERYONE IN HAWAII while at the same time preserving
and growing our culture.

And after reading here and the other site really THIS is what pisses me off about my follow Hawaiians. Ya wanna wallow in the past. You remind me soooooooo much of the rednecks I meet down south… still fighting the civil war… still blaming ‘Dem damn yankees!” for all their troubles. GROW UP.
You comunities is in trouble and you want to talk talk talk about some imaginary kingdom and the way it was. At least Scott DOES something for his community!

What’s a matter can’t play the game? Can’t run for office? Can’t vote (oh that;s right you don;’t even LIVE here in Hawaii do you? Can’t get your shit together enough to establish a constitution and a gov. in exile? Can’t seem to get your kanaka mind around the fact that WHAT IS – IS and our Uncle Sammy, like it or not, ain’t goin nowhere? Can’t comprehend that white people are not the enemy? Shame for you and shame on you.

As for the rest of us Hawaiian we are HAPPY TO BE AMERICANS! AND WE DON’T NEED ANY SPECIAL HELP from anyone to thrive and succeed. We can do just fine thank you very much and will give any other ‘race’ or ‘ethnicity’ a run for the money (so to speak and literally). The victim mentality is OVER.

Lastly I am sure I am not the only one who is tired of hearing you flaping your gums. STFU and GET A LIFE oh wait you have not life which is why you post here all the time!

Or at the very least how about letting someone else have a chance to say something. Ever thing that the reason more new people don’t post here is because of YOU and your insescant inane bable on and on and on and on

Go sell some property, clean a home or look at a sunset!

Just a thought

Frank Kalkoa
Aiea
Anonymous | 08.31.06 – 6:11 pm | #

and this one:

Lana IS right about one thing: The former Hawaiian kingdom did welcome ALL races.

And if it is ever re-established (and it won’t be) it will be the same way.ALL Hawaiian’s are American if they were born in this country. THANK GODAloha
Ru

Anonymous | 08.31.06 – 6:17 pm |

Seen at http://www.hawaiiankingdom.info/C1239130649/E20060829090414/index.html

 These are two more examples of covert defamatory comments regarding Hawaiians and our nation, the Hawaiian Kingdom.

Honolulu Starbulletin also allows Ken Conklin PhD to defame Hawaiians and Hawaiian history

In this letter to the editor, Ken Conklin PhD fails to mention that he repeatedly tried to bite a Hawaiian woman’s finger. Here is a still of the incident:

Here is the raw footage courtesy of KHNL of Ken Conklin PhD trying to physically bite her finger:

http://www.khnl.com/Global/story.asp?S=5301211

He forgot to mention this in his letter which singles out and targets Hawaiians based on our national origin:

  

Rudeness replaces aloha for patriotism

Sovereignty protesters used a sound system, bullhorns and in-your-face shouting to disrupt Statehood Day celebrations (Star-Bulletin, Aug. 19). They terrorized a high school band into leaving before the music could be played.

Five days later, I attended a blessing ceremony to open a $23 million renovation project at Windward Mall. Kamehameha Schools owns the mall.

I am an active opponent of Kamehameha’s racist admissions policy. But I left my bullhorn at home. I did not go to the podium, interrupt any speakers, yell or stick my finger in their faces. I did not harass the school kids performing right next to my seat.

A large American flag hangs permanently above center-stage; yet there was no Pledge of Allegiance. When everyone stood to sing “Hawaii Pono’i” I sat down because the U.S. national anthem was not also sung. That was my protest. I believe the anthem and pledge were deliberately excluded for fear that some in attendance would be disrespectful. That’s how bad things have gotten.

At the end we all joined hands and I sang along –”Hawai’i Aloha.” Indeed. Let’s hope so.

Aloha ke Akua. Aloha kakou.

Kenneth R. Conklin
Kaneohe

Seen at http://starbulletin.com/2006/08/27/editorial/letters.html

Unfortunately the Honolulu Starbulletin allowed Ken Conklin PhD to use their paper as a tool to try to spread racism against Hawaiians.

Some comments at www.HawaiianKingdom.info

Here are a couple of comments that were posted in August 2006 at www.HawaiianKingdom.info which show some people defaming Hawaiian history:

“THANK YOU JERE for opening my eyes to the LIE that is the myth of the overthrow and what these racists and America really are all about.

MAHALO NUI LOA

Da Mouse
Anonymous | 08.26.06 – 12:20 pm | # “

This one was posted by Jere Krischel of California:

“Mahalo nui loa, Da Mouse. Make sure you thank the sovereignty activists too – were it not for their mythology and falsehoods, I would never have learned a fraction of the history I have since encountering them. I owe a great debt to these activists for “activating” my passion for the history of my homeland. To all of those on the other side, mahalo nui loa for encouraging me to learn the truth, even though it was not the truth you expected I would find.
Jere | 08.27.06 – 12:09 am | #“

Seen at  http://www.hawaiiankingdom.info/C1239130649/E20060823085659/index.html

Sandra “Puanani” Burgess caught on tape

Here is Sandra “Puanani” Burgess  who was caught on tape making a racist comment. This time against Muslims. She is the one on the left and is the wife of attorney H. William Burgess:

See it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vU3USP0ZgQ

Thanks to Maoli Media. Great name. Great work.

Honolulu Advertiser allows Ken Conklin PhD to defame Hawaiians.

 Na hana po alo maka.

In this letter to the editor, the Honolulu Advertiser allows Ken Conklin PhD to inaccurately assert that Hawaiians are racist when our ancestors married and procreated with non-Hawaiians. They also allow him to single out and target Hawaiians and allow him to try to spread his racism using their newspaper as a tool.

Unfortunately the Honolulu Advertiser helps Conklin secure injustice and unfair treatment to citizens of Hawaiian ancestry and allows him to unfairly discriminate against and ridicule Hawaiians. Here is the letter: 

PROTEST

THOSE WHO DISAGREE SHOULD RESPECT OTHERS

Hooligan sovereignty protesters used a sound system, bullhorns and in-your-face shouting to disrupt Statehood Day celebrations. They terrorized a high school band into leaving before the music could be played.

Five days later, still recuperating, I attended a blessing ceremony to open a $23 million renovation project at Windward Mall. Kamehameha Schools owns the mall. Trustee Robert Kihune and Mayor Mufi Hannemann spoke.

I am an active opponent of Kamehameha’s racist admissions policy. But I left my bullhorn at home. I did not go to the podium, interrupt any speakers, yell, or stick my finger in their faces. I did not harass the school kids performing right next to my seat. A large American flag hangs permanently above center stage; yet there was no Pledge of Allegiance. When everyone stood for the singing of “Hawai’i Pono’i” I sat down because the U.S. national anthem was not also sung. That was my protest. I believe the anthem and pledge were deliberately excluded for fear that some in attendance would be disrespectful. That’s how bad things have gotten.

At the end, we all joined hands and I sang along for “Hawai’i Aloha.” Indeed! Let’s hope so. Aloha ke Akua. Aloha kakou.

Ken Conklin

Kane’ohe

Seen at http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060827/OPINION02/608270302/1104

However what he and they forgot to mention is this raw footage of Ken Conklin PhD trying to physically bite a Hawaiian woman’s finger:

http://www.khnl.com/Global/story.asp?S=5301211

Conklin can be seen confronting the Hawaiian woman here: