Passing this along. Anyone here remember the Massie case? Back in 1932, a military wife (Thalia Massie) told her husband that a group of Hawaiians raped her (Thalia Massie was with a white man on the night of the alleged rape). Her husband, a U.S. military officer, and his friends abducted Joseph Kahahawai, beat and murdered him. What was their punishment for murder? A lesser charge of manslaughter and a prison sentence of one hour spent in the governors office having a tea party. Since then, the story, and the occupiers courts of injustice, havent seemed to change. Kanaka Maoli are subject to biased judgment, and here, we have a Christopher Deedy, a drunken fool with a gun, shooting a young Kanaka Maoli and getting away with murder. https://facebook/events/1497594023815564/
Posted on: Fri, 15 Aug 2014 06:00:16 +0000
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