[PosterQue]

Completely off topic: why does he stick an apostrophe in Hawaii?
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[KAUAIBOUND]

Because that is the correct Hawaiian spelling - and my screen name should be Kaua’ibound.

[tallyhoe]

Have you looked up this guy Andy Martin he is a who’s who in litigation. He is a quack!

[John Valentine]

That’s the way it’s spelled.

See for yourself:

http://www.courts.state.hi.us/

[Does so]

"...why does he stick an apostrophe in Hawaii...?"

The apostrophe is to show a "hiccup" in the native pronunciation of Hawaiian words. The word isn't pronounced Hah-why-yeeee—the last syllable is more explosive, pronounced like Hah-wha-IH!. Those corrective changes were made sometime in the 80s.

Off Lanikai Beach is "Rabbit Island". It now has a different, native, name. (I grew up in the Territory of Hawaii). :)

I suspect that al Qaida is spelled al Qaeda by the Brits to compensate for one of those "hiccup-apostrophes" that should appear—as al Qa'da.

[MayflowerMadam]

“..why does he stick an apostrophe in Hawaii?”

Because using the glottal stop here is the correct spelling.