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Hawaiian Kingdom Moves Into Wailoa State Park
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“If it’s in the creator’s will, we’re going to create a village, and we’re going to aloha and cooperate with all parties in peace and harmony and in clarification and confirmation of the law. That’s what we’re here for. It’s an inalienable right to require and to give full disclosure and substantive due process. And that’s all I want.” - Gene Tamashiro

75 protestors have set up camp, dug holes in the lawn and planted taro at Wailoa Park in Hilo.  DLNR has told the group their activities are illegal and they have until 5 PM today, Wed, Jan 6th to pack up their belongings and leave.  Let's see how that goes.
https://bigislandnow.com/2021/01/05/stat...tate-park/

Gene Tamashiro, a longtime Hawaiian sovereignty activist who identifies himself in a “investigation and order to cease &desist” document as “Hawaiian Kingdom Governance Authority,” described the demonstration Sunday as “an occupation” and urged others to join.
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...tate-park/
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”
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#2
Wailoa Park in Hilo

Protectors in their winter camp...
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#3
So crazy dog lady was just an advanced scout for the invasion?
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#4
Maybe they could try setting up in some Hawaiian Homelands property?
Me ka ha`aha`a,
Mike
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#5
Here's something to occupy your thoughts:

"described the demonstration Sunday as “an occupation” and urged others to join."

So if somebody's full time job is occupy a park in a land they consider to be illegally occupied, would they describe their employment as:

"My occupation is an occupation within an occupation" ?
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#6
we’re going to create a village
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In one of the worst tsunami areas on the island...
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#7
"My occupation is an occupation within an occupation" ?

terracore!  For the hat-trick!
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#8
In one of the worst tsunami areas on the island...

Sounds like an ... occupational hazard.
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#9
worst tsunami areas on the island...

Sounds like an ... occupational hazard.


Last words heard when the big wave comes rumbling in:
O! SH....
(and it's not OSHA)
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”
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#10
So what does it mean when it says occupied on a porta potti?

It has one point to qualify it as a kingdom in that it contains a throne!
Puna:  Our roosters crow first!
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