Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 31, Number 10, 1 October 2014 — HOOMANAWANUI, JONATHAN K. REPUBLICAN [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

HOOMANAWANUI, JONATHAN K. REPUBLICAN

Q1. Generating sufficient revenue is a great intent. The plan should include an educationalfacility,

guarters for the people. A percentage of businesses' revenue should go towards paying for the education and housingforthe Natives. Q2. I am not under oath and not an expert in this area. We are divided as anyone ean see. My grandfather mentioned when he was alive that we need

to seek Heavenly Father first. However, Nature's laws, whieh is God's iaws, do not shed light when compared to Man's laws, therefore the government appears dominant in every case. We ean talk about transparency but I have not seen it. We ean talk about accountability and I have not seen it. What has our Nation eome to? They removed Godly principles, whieh built our Constitution. My grandfather was right when he said we need to seek God first. Because we removed God from the eguation, we cannot even begin talking about building efforts.

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