There are several post-colonial Pacific island nations that have spent the past few decades doing just fine. Are the evil super powers just being lazy?

Again Mods close this stupid ass thread I created.

Mods please don't.

The knowledge, dissemination, and sharing of the illegal overthrow of Hawaii as well as the importance of people to defend their rights to bear arms against foreign and domestic enemies of the state is at an all time high because of this thread.

Hail Ren!

Long live the 2nd Amendment!

The Japanese. The Jews. The Chinese. See them crying? nope.

What are you talking about?

People in Japan has never forgotten the genocidal act by the US in the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

People in China has and never will forget the war atrocities committed by the Japanese army in Nanjing, China in 1938.

The Israeli's has and still complain and receive money from the US and other nations from the Holocaust in WWII.

My point is that these countries were resilient and grew. They didn't take 100 years to do it.

Yes, that is correct.

However, it is hard for the remnants of the citizenry of the Hawaiian nation to thrive, when it is being occupied by a foreign power whose political authority allows immigrants decade after decade to overload the carrying capacity of the land.  Just like with the allowing of illegal immigrants into the US today.  How can the US have any type of economic recovery when it has to absorb the costs of living of these unwelcomed migrants?


So let's take a look at this Hawaiian flag flying at level or over the US. Symbolic sure. You think all these US citizens who live here will see that and vacate?

No, I don't think so.


How about the military?

That will take time, but it is possible.

Let us not forget when the Philippines ousted US-backed human rights violator and dictator, Ferdinand Marcos, to Hawaii of all places, the Philippines closed the US military bases on its soil.  It was only when the US was able to get another US-puppet elected President, when those bases were reopened.

Interestingly, the US could loose its military bases in the Philippines once again, since its current President Duterte is no American stooge.

Hearing the same rhetoric over the years. Be resilient. Look at other peoples atrocities. The Japanese. The Jews. The Chinese. See them crying? nope. They got back on their feet. Stop your whining and get to work on your "nation". Move on man. Stop doing stupid meaningless shit like crying over flag poles. That ain't doing jack shit. So you got a flag to fly at same level as the US? What has that gotten?
Again Mods close this stupid ass thread I created.

Everyone talks about the "nation" but no one is willing to fight for it.

Native Hawaiians are fighting to restore that that was wrongfully taken away.  Educating Americans on the continental US about the truth regarding the illegality of the overthrow, for example, is only in its infancy and is getting much more attention than ever before, as notably on this forum.


And that's what separates America,  from other nations

This arrogant statement is an insult for all other nations that regained their freedom from tyranny throughout history.

Addressing the crimes committed by Americans who violate the US Constitution is every American's responsibility, especially for those who cherish the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

The illegal annexation of Hawaii was illegal because the action violated US Constitutional Law.  According to official US documents, Hawaii was annexed through an act of Congress, "the Newlands Resolution", that was signed into law by President McKinley in 1898.  However, this act was a violation of US Constitutional Law, whereby, Hawaii could only be legally annexed via treaty through the Department of State under then President McKinley, which failed in the US Senate due to the Kue petitions submitted by Native Hawaiians opposed to the annexation.  Based on the Constitution, Congress only has jurisdiction to make laws governing the territory within its borders.  Since Hawaii was an internationally recognized nation, Congress had no authority to draft bills to annex Hawaii.  Consequently, the US has no legal basis to exert political authority over Hawaii and its de facto presence in Hawaii today is an illegal occupation, as defined in international law.

If the annexation was illegal, then you have no case for violation of your Constitutional rights, because the state would not be a state.  If the annexation was legal, then you can address those violations -- except the annexation would have to be legal to do that.

Catch 22.

 

Very funny.

However, the fact that America has military bases and its citizenry in Hawaii does not change the fact that the US has no legal basis to be in Hawaii.