Hawaiians Against Kau Inoa and Against the Akaka Bill
There are so many Hawaiians who are against Kau Inoa and against the Akaka Bill also known as the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act.
Many Hawaiians continue to peacefully protest offline, on paper, online, and in video.
Here is a video by Pono Kealoha:
Kau Inoa
Former #1 Recruiter of Kau Inoa Kaleo Farias has the inside track and speaks out again:
Mahalo to Kaleo Farias for apologizing for his role in helping register 20,000 signatures with Kau Inoa.
No be shame.
Still get time to remove your name from the Kau Inoa registry. Click here for more information.
Kau Inoa: Click Here to Remove Your Name From Kau Inoa
Imua.
Courtesy of Free Hawaii TV and Ms. Donna Burns
Kau Inoa
According to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ Kau Inoa Twitter as of November 13, 2009 they have “108, 043 people signed up for Kau Inoa:”
Kau Inoa
However to get the majority they would need 50% + 1:
50% (401,062 Hawaiians’ signatures) + 1 = 200,532 Hawaiians’ signatures
Kau Inoa is short by approximately 92,488 signatures.
They do not have the majority nor will they ever get the majority. In fact many Hawaiians have demanded that their name be removed. See UnKau Inoa.
Even so the signatures that they claim to be on the Kau Inoa lists have not been certified.
No be shame. It’s not too late to remove your name. Check out UnKau Inoa for how to remove your name.
E malama pono.
Kau Inoa: OHA’s Former #1 Recruiter Kaleo Farias Has Turned Straight Shooter
The Office of Hawaiians Affairs Kau Inoa former number one recruiter Kaleo Farias has turned to a straight shooter and is now trying to do the right thing.
Watch this video of former employee of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Kaleo Farias:
Video courtesy of Free Hawai’i TV.
Send this video to at least one person today.
Kau Inoa “Native Hawaiian” Registration
Signed up for Kau Inoa and feel deceived?
Kau Inoa: How to Remove Your Name From Kau Inoa
No be shame.
Still get time to remove your name.
Watch this video to un-kau now or check out this website:
Video and image credit to Ehu Cardwell and the Koani Foundation
Kau Inoa: To Build a Nation
Did you sign OHA’s Kau Inoa and wish you didn’t?
Well you can still remove your name.
UnKau Inoa‘s THE way to remove *YOUR* name… so “no be shame.”
Check out this three minute and 37 second video courtesy of Ehu Cardwell and the Koani Foundation:
Then check out UNKau Inoa’s website to find out how you can remove your name from Kau Inoa:
Click here to find out how to remove YOUR name.
Or go here:
E malama pono, Lana
Kau Inoa Registration: How to Remove Your Name
Kau Inoa: How to Remove Your Name. Photo courtesy of Pono Kealoha.
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has been trying to gather the names of Hawaiians and their legal heirs as part of Kau Inoa spending millions of dollars trying to get our names —instead of using it to feed, house, and/or clothe us which are some of the basics of living.
To remove your name from Kau Inoa check out this website for explicit instructions:
http://unkauinoa.org/UnKauNow_Remove_Your_Name.html
Print a copy of the form, fill it out, then place it in a envelope.
Make sure that when you send it at the post office to get a delivery confirmation and send it certified as well.
Then send it to
Hawai’i Maoli
POB 1135
Honolulu HI 96807
In addition I would ALSO send a copy of the form directly to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Their addresses can be seen here.
To save you time… their address on O’ahu is as follows:
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
711 Kapi’olani Boulevard Suite 500
Honolulu, HI 96813
If you have ANY questions please contact me (Lana Ululani Robbins) personally in the form below and I will get back to promptly:
*** I assure you that I will not sell, rent, or otherwise disclose any information you provide to me above to any person or entity including but not limited to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.
Alo*ha*,
Lana Ululani Robbins
