Hawaii Tea Party

[Admiral_Zeon]

I have been looking for several weeks for a leader or point of contact for the Oahu Tea Party Movement, and have had little to no success. That being the case, I am going to set up a Tea Party Protest for Thurs, November 5th 2009. I would like to coordinate with any conservatives from the island of Oahu. I can be contacted by email: black_rabite@hotmail.com and phone by 808-557-1206.

Mahalo

[NEMDF]

Best of luck to you, and thank you for doing this.

[Boiling Pots]

I’ll be there, but you must pay for my airfare. I’ll pick up the hotel. ;-)

[jobim]

Not sure about Honolul, but here is the schedule for the rest of Hawaii. Even in this stronghold of statism/unionism, patriots are gathering to express outrage at the dangers posed by government, especially this most ignoble, most secretive, most fascist-leaning in American history.


HILO TEA Party September 12, 2009 Saturday - King Kamehameha Statue 1:30 PM to > 3:30 PM contact Marie Ruhland >> 895-3741 > > marie@hiipm.com (NOTE: This is a change in location and time.)

KAILUA-KONA TEA Party > > Sat 9-12 3pm Queen K Hwy -- Makai of Borders Books > > FLYER: http://home.pon.net/reportanddeport/9-12flyer.pdf WEBSITE: http://konateaparty.wordpress.com/

LIHUE TEA Party 3:00-5:00 pm in front of Kukui Grove Shopping Center in Lihue, Kaua'i on September 12. Contact: Bill Georgi madmonk@hawaiian.net

Lahaina 9-12 Rally 10AM to Noon: Honoapiilani Hwy fronting Lahaina Cannery Mall, Lahaina MAUI info: http://www.mauiteaparty.com/ or marc.ingenuity@gmail.com

Kahului 9-12 Rally 2 PM to 4 PM: Kaahumanu Ave fronting Kaahumanu Center, Kahului

[Admiral_Zeon]

I am still in the process of setting up for Honolulu, but if anything the views of State sovereignty that We The People posses should ring true with Hawaiians. The time has come for the People to remind all of the limits on the Federal Government.

[Admiral_Zeon]

I should have a website up sometime this weekend, if anyone has some ideas for hosting it’d be appreciated.

[jobim]

Well, it’s a good thought, but it doesn’t pan out. The Hawaiian Sovereignty movement, directed by radicals, especially from the UH Hawn Studies Dept at UH Manoa & UH Hilo, follows the Leftist trajectory. I don’t see that changing.

[Admiral_Zeon]

True, but even people I know on the Left support State sovereignty and fear the unfettered growth of the feds.

[kaehurowing]

Unfortunately, though, these people are hardcore anti-white racists.

[kaehurowing]

The racial situation is so bad in Hawaii that the State didn’t even celebrate its 50th anniversary of statehood which just recently happened, because they are scared of the Native Hawaiian racial supremacists.