sovereign_investor_daily_header_1This was received by someone I know (they have a B&B, is all I will say), and forwarded to me. I was not able to find an article on their website (thesovereigninvestor.com), so perhaps this is simply one of their daily updates.

To me, this is an indication of the power of what is going on over here on the islands, and how it IS reaching around the planet. With Neil Keenan, Judge Aidun (Naidu), Drake, broadcasting the message (along with many others who have worked behind the scene for years), it is really starting to take off.

The article (letter) here speaks about "sovereign-claiming" movements going on around the world, which is one reason I wanted everyone to see this. [note: the bolding in the article is mine]

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Hawaii Says A'ole to Big Government
By Jocelynn Smith, Managing Editor

Dear [B&B]

The movement for sovereignty and freedom is gaining more voices each day. Scotland's push for independence from the United Kingdom has been gaining traction and citizens are set to vote in September. Venice and other eastern territories in Italy are also arguing for their freedom. And Catalonia is trying to secede from Spain.

Even within the United States, counties in California, Colorado and elsewhere are signing petitions and voting for the right to form their own state.

And now the voices of Native Hawaiians have been lifted in a series of public meetings held across the islands by the Department of the Interior. The federal government is considering how best to establish a government-to-government dialog with Native Hawaiians. This includes creating a structure similar to those meant to accommodate the Native American tribes.

The U .S. government has asked five questions:

1. Should the Secretary of the Interior propose an administrative rule to help reestablish a government-to-government relationship with the Native Hawaiian community?

2. Should the Secretary assist the Native Hawaiian community in reorganizing its government, in an effort to reestablish a government-to-government relationship?

3. What process should be established for drafting and ratifying a reorganized Native Hawaiian government's constitution or other governing documents?

4. Should the Secretary instead rely on the reorganization of a Native Hawaiian government through a process established by the Native Hawaiian community and facilitated by the State of Hawaii, to the extent such a process is consistent with Federal law?

5. If so, what conditions should the Secretary establish as prerequisites to Federal acknowledgment of a government-to-government relationship with the reorganized Native Hawaiian government?

After two weeks of meetings across the Hawaiian Islands, the people have given a resounding No! to all five questions. The Native Hawaiian people wish for the right of self-determination. They want sovereignty over themselves, not as a byproduct of overarching government.

Can you blame them? Would you trust the same government that overthrew your own government, tossing aside your constitution? Would you trust a government that has a long history of stealing land, breaking treaties and leaving other indigenous peoples in disarray and ruin? Would you trust this government to have your best interest in mind?

The United States government has accumulated trillions in debt, spied on its citizens, stolen their wealth, and is now holding everything in place through the paramilitary tactics of its police force. Big government is concerned with protecting only itself, not the people. Around the globe, various groups have figured this out.

Which means it's time to make plans to protect your own sovereignty.

Regards,
Jocelynn Smith
Managing Editor, Sovereign Investor Daily