The Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands
is still a sovereign, independent country
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• Contrary to what most people think, the Hawaiian Islands is not part of the United States… and never was! That’s because the United States never lawfully acquired the Hawaiian Islands.
• What is known as “The State of Hawaii” was created by the U.S. to make it look like the United States’ claim to the Hawaiian Islands is legitimate. • The fact is, the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands, by law, is actually an existing sovereign, independent country, but one that has been occupied by the U.S. since 1898! • Realizing that their country still exists, many Hawaiians are embracing the nationality of their homeland and working to Free Hawaii from U.S. occupation. • International experts who have studied our situation, conclude that the restoration of Hawaii as an independent nation is not a question of “if” but of “when.” • The United Nations and the international community are working to convince the United States to voluntarily end its illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom and fully cooperate in its restoration. • The campaign welcomes all people living in the Hawaiian Islands — and anywhere else — to join the Hawaiian people in restoring the Hawaiian Kingdom. • Hawaiians call on all Americans to urge their President to Free Hawaii and to normalize and resume proper friendly relations between the two countries. Can Hawaii Function as a Free Country? |
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Can Hawaii Function As A Free Country?
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• Yes, it can! Like many other small countries, the Hawaiian Kingdom can function very nicely as a free country. As an already-existing entity, the Hawaiian Kingdom’s policies for governance are still intact in its constitution, laws, civil codes, treaties and so forth. • Most of the mechanisms, structures and systems necessary for a fully functioning, modern country are already operating in place right now. • Transitioning from being American-operated to being Hawaiian-operated is basically a change of management style — we’re not going to be starting from scratch or undertaking a complete overhaul. • Management Hawaiian-style would be infused with values like Aloha in the operations of politics, economics, education, food production, land policies, security and other vital national functions. |
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Will the U.S. Agree to Free Hawaii?
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• Yes, it will… IF... we Hawaiians and our friends in the international community can convince the U.S. to implement its legal and moral obligation to help restore the Hawaiian Islands to its rightful independent status.
• Yes, it will... IF... the U.S. understands it is in its best interest and the best interest of all concerned, for it to withdraw from Hawaii in a peaceful, orderly, expeditious and friendly way, and to normalize foreign relations with the Hawaiian Kingdom according to its recognized treaty obligations. • Yes, it will... IF... other countries help pave the way by entering into foreign relations and trade with the Hawaiian Kingdom. • Yes, it will... IF... international organizations such as the United Nations become involved as facilitators and participants to this special peace-making opportunity to promote justice, compassion and healing for such a long-standing offense. |
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