Comments for Writings & Leftings

Comment on Autre by pauahi hookano

pauahi hookano — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:04:45 +0000

nau no i haku i keia mele? ua nani wale. he haku mele ho’i ‘oe.

‘o ia kekahi kuleana a’u e ‘auamo ana…’o ia ho’i ka hakku ana i oli no wailuanui a me ke oli komo/kahea no ke kula ho’amana ‘o Ka Waianu o Haloa…

ke aloha no.

Comment on Aue na kupa o ka aina ‘o Tabasco by pauahi hookano

pauahi hookano — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 08:53:27 +0000

watch an inconvienient truth…that’s a part of global warming dude. something about the changes in climate makes these types of events (drought in one area contrasted by flooding in a nearby region) more n more common.

or if yer a christian…book of revelations coming to pass

freaky either way.

Comment on Legislators open exemption for Superferry corporation by pauahi

pauahi — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 06:26:43 +0000

of course not surprising. i would have been surprised if something had stopped the bill. ‘o ka mea nui ke kala a ka pu’ali koa o ‘amelika. ‘a’ole pono au e ho’omana’o ia ‘oe i ke kolonaio ‘ia ‘ana o ko makou ‘aina hanau e ‘amelika, ‘a’ole lohe ‘iki ‘ia ka mana’o o na po’e ‘oiwi o hawai’i nei. ‘o ia no ka “policy” o keia aupuni loko ‘ino ‘o ‘amelika.
aue ka ho’i ha e.

Comment on The death of civil rights by ikaikahussey

ikaikahussey — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 05:12:51 +0000

Jere: There’s nothing wrong with difference — it’s forced homogenization that we should be concerned about.

Comment on Autre by ken ng

ken ng — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:50:27 +0000

please understand that “demorcracy” now means corporate control of government with its military lapdog enforcing its economic will in the planet. the “will” of any peoples has nothing to do with the corporate/military appetite for power. it is time we all see this and realise that independence is the only recourse for hawai’i and the world. to continue to play by the “rules” will only delay our desire for freedom and keep our occupiers in the driver’s seat. throw off the shackles of occupation and declare our sovereignty now and forever. aloha.

Comment on The death of civil rights by Jere Krischel

Jere Krischel — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:46:41 +0000

Aloha, Ikaika!

I support your opposition to the Akaka Bill, but I’m afraid you’re terribly misinformed on history if you base your arguments on the so-called “Apology Resolution” PL103-150.

Please see Bruce Fein’s critiqute at http://www.hawaiireporter.com/file.aspx?Guid=aefef5f6-a533-486a-9459-691138355dd1 for more details.

When talking about civil rights, it seems awfully odd for you to claim “birthright” superior to your friends and neighbors and cousins who do not share your pre-1778 immigrant ancestry to the Hawaiian Islands. I suggest that perhaps if we concentrate on civil rights as rights that we all share, our differences will disappear.

Mahalo for your mana’o,

-jere krischel