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He mildly scolds the university for herding visiting students into dormitories and forcing them to attend programs designed to promote cultural understanding-a distraction, he says, from the practical training he seeks. Although he hasn’t experienced any problems himself, he detects self-segregation and overt discrimination taking place between the various ethnic groups and expresses wry amusement at the fact that “Caucasians” in Hawaii are occasionally at the receiving end of prejudice. But if his assessment is relatively clear-eyed, he is careful to end on a happy note: One thing other nations can learn from Hawaii, he says, is the willingness of races to work together toward common development, something he has found whites elsewhere too often unwilling to do.

There's that familiar whaaa, I don't like rules! that is evident in the supposed son. But there's also a contridiction of the discrimination sonny-boy bases his whole personna around.

One thing other nations can learn from Hawaii, he says, is the willingness of races to work together toward common development, something he has found whites elsewhere too often unwilling to do...

If I had the patience, I would transcribe what he did actually have to say in that article dated June 1962...in which, in the second last paragraph he is quoted as saying he had not been back to Kenya for seven years.

Now let's think about that for a moment.

Without that article, we are expected to believe he came from Kenya in 1959...sponsored by Tom Mboya. But it has since been established he was NOT part of the first airlift, he was in Hawaii months before the first airlift contingent arrived at Idlewild in September.

The myth wants us to believe he came straight from Kenya. Where he worked as a Clerk for an arab...no names, no dates.

Yet he speaks (if we can take it that what Ayres wrote reflects what the keynan says in the article) like some kind of world-weary, well travelled, social commentator, with his nose held high...as if there's a smell!

My goodness, when he attended the school at Maseno, the students learned 'useful trades' like carpentry and tailoring...and then he worked for an arab...

JUST WHERE DID HE GET THESE LOFTY IDEAS? I think I can tell you where. HE WAS ON THE MAINLAND US from 1955. And Lord only knows who indoctrinated him to become the elitist SNOB that he was...BEFORE HE CAME TO HAWAII!