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The Honolulu Star-Bulletin has this story on Sen. Akaka's plans to reintroduce the bill to create a racist state within Hawaii. The Honolulu Advertiser has not seen fit to inform its readers of this development:
There is indeed a lot at stake for the nomenklatura of OHA concerning the passage of the Akaka Bill. OHA is refreshingly candid on what's at stake besides the ability of the neo-Alii to lord it over the makaainana. The Star-Bulletin quotes the OHA website as saying:
Ah yes, unaccountable power and the ability to loot state resources without oversight, OHA can hardly wait.
On the positive side the reintroduction of the Akaka Bill will give Governor Linda Lingle yet another opportunity to sell her soul to OHA. What Lingle will receive in return for this bargain is anyone's guess. I bet the report based on data from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey that indicates Hawaiians (and everyone else) do better when bereft of government race-based "help" will be ignored by Akaka supporters. That's not what it's about.
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The Akaka Bill: It’s Baaack
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin has this story on Sen. Akaka's plans to reintroduce the bill to create a racist state within Hawaii. The Honolulu Advertiser has not seen fit to inform its readers of this development:
U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka will again seek passage of a native Hawaiian recognition bill possibly as early as this week, some seven months after a procedural defeat on the Senate floor.
Cheered by his new Democratic majority, [the idea of the racial balkanization of America gets these people happy] Akaka was rounding up signatures of both new and old supporters last week. As soon as he gets what is a politically viable number, Akaka said, he will introduce the so-called Akaka Bill.
Haunani Apoliona, Office of Hawaiian Affairs chairwoman, said, "It's good news that immediate introduction will be occurring."
She added: "We look forward to passage early rather than later in 2007. There's a lot at stake for the present and future of native Hawaiians."
There is indeed a lot at stake for the nomenklatura of OHA concerning the passage of the Akaka Bill. OHA is refreshingly candid on what's at stake besides the ability of the neo-Alii to lord it over the makaainana. The Star-Bulletin quotes the OHA website as saying:
"Without question, the central thrust of the bill -- especially the overarching goal of establishing a sovereign native Hawaii government, recognized by the United States and assuming responsibility for the significant financial and land resources currently administered by state agencies -- remains completely intact," Wilkinson said in an opinion posted on the OHA Web site.
Ah yes, unaccountable power and the ability to loot state resources without oversight, OHA can hardly wait.
On the positive side the reintroduction of the Akaka Bill will give Governor Linda Lingle yet another opportunity to sell her soul to OHA. What Lingle will receive in return for this bargain is anyone's guess. I bet the report based on data from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey that indicates Hawaiians (and everyone else) do better when bereft of government race-based "help" will be ignored by Akaka supporters. That's not what it's about.
Crossposted at The Dougout
- In Congress, Ignorance Is Strength
Guest Commentary by Edward Cline: I open this commentary with the introduction to my previous commentary, “The Mainstream Smearing of Ayn Rand.” The disparity in subject is not so irrelevant as one might presume, but I won’t dwell on that matter....
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If so, why? From Right Side News: As I speculated in a recent article, Obama had a dual purpose in leaving his campaign for Hawaii. And whaddaya know? His plane had barely touched down from his trip to Honolulu - ostensibly to visit his ailing granny...
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The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii provides some corrections to Sen. Akaka's lies and half-truths. Hawaii Reporter has posted Sen. Akaka's speech to the Senate introducing the Akaka Bill. The corrected version follows: SEN. AKAKA: Mr. President,...
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Bruce Fein has an excellent article in the Washington Times on the U.S. Ninth Circuit's upholding of Plessy v. Ferguson's separate but equal doctrine: The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ratified racism that celebrates Native Hawaiian ancestry...
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The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) is a department of the state government of Hawaii. OHA administers and draws revenue from 1.8 million acres of state land. OHA, and other Hawaiian activists, maintain that this acreage is “royal” Hawaiian land...