Can you tell me what a "Hawaiian national" is, without using race, as there is no Hawaiian "race".
People of ANY RACE who can trace their family lineage to an ancestor that had legal status in Hawaii prior to the illegal annexation by the US in 1898.
Do my friends from Palau, Guam, Marshall islands, Micronesia count?
See above.
I've lived here almost twenty years, yet I'm called a Haole. Which in the language is true, I don't speak Hawaiian, I "have no breath" .
The original meaning of "Haole" in Hawaiian was foreigner. The derogatory meaning it has today is from the Pidgin language used by the local multiracial population.
I, too, must have no breath because I am a Hawaiian that does not speak Hawaiian.
Who re-forms your nation? Who are the special anointed people?
The nation would be reformed by Hawaiian nationals.
Will they let you keep your guns?
Why not? There was gun ownership during the kingdom era. The Hawaiian nationals who made King Kalakaua sign the Bayonet Constitution and who later overthrew Queen Liliuokalani used their own guns to do it.
Can you speak freely in public forums?
You should peruse the local newspapers that were in circulation during the Kingdom era. You would be very surprised how much free speech there was during that time. There is no reason to think that would change.
Can you control the land you personally purchased?
Land confiscation from PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS is LEGALLY FORBIDDEN according to international law with respect to de-occupation. Only land directly controlled by the occupying nation would immediately revert back to the restored government's control.
What will you do with all the "Non-Hawaiian" peoples? Just asking. Aloha.
That is really up to the individuals living in Hawaii who are not legal nationals.
Since FORCED DEPORTATION of non-nationals is LEGALLY FORBIDDEN under international law regarding de-occupation, such residents must either be offered an opportunity to become nationals or permanent residents, similar to the mechanisms that existed during the Kingdom era. However, those residents who choose neither would be classified as temporary visitors and must follow the laws as to how long they can stay in Hawaii, similar to the conventions currently held by other nations.