DIPLOMATIC, RECIPROCAL SOLUTIONS, not MURDER-for-HIRE

Long-term results of the Reciprocity Treaty of 1875 have resulted in inflicted repression and systemic abuse being used as tools to control society through fear, enabling the theft of land via court fraud and economic coercion. This strategy forces communities into poverty, effectively preventing resistance. The Kanaka Maol’i, Native Hawai‘ians (they determine WHO QUALIFIES for FEDERAL RECOGNITION) have endured such oppression as their ancestral volcanic landscapes and resources are seized to construct massive hotels and resorts. Corrupt business practices, backed by legal manipulation, perpetuate this cycle of dispossession and cultural erosion, prioritizing profit over the rights and heritage of Indigenous people. Since 1893, this ongoing exploitation highlights the urgent need for justice, restoration, and protection of these sacred lands.