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Interview with Nick Ochs on the Boogaloo

June 19, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Hawaiian Kingdom No Comments

Interview with Nick Oaks on the Boogaloo June 19th 2020

Black Lives Matter Commentary 2020 – Why the racial division?

June 14, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Politics No Comments

Black Lives Matter Commentary 2020

Tribute to Al Gonzales

June 13, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights No Comments

Tribute to Al Gonzales of Hawaii an amazing civil rights activist

Hilo Hawaii Lawsuit Against Governor Ige

Hilo Hawaii: Federal Lawsuit to declare Gov. Ige’s proclamations unconstitutional

June 11, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights No Comments

Hilo Hawaii: Federal Lawsuit to declare Gov. Ige’s proclamations unconstitutional

Conversations about Hawaiian History 2020

May 24, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Hawaiian Kingdom, Politics No Comments

Conversations about Hawaiian History 2020

What I love about Hawaiian Culture, and Hawaiian History

April 30, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Hawaiian Kingdom No Comments

What I love about Hawaiian Culture, and Hawaiian History. There are so many things about Hawaii that I love in very intense ways. But I think the best part about being in Hawaii is learning of the 2000+ year history of Hawaii, and the ancient Polynesian explorers. Its easy to remember what I love about […]

The hysteria of the COVID-19 Pandemic

April 4, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Social Opinions No Comments

COVID19 or COVID1984

Trump order frees tax-exempt churches to be more politically active

January 5, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Censorship, Civil Rights No Comments

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that allows tax-exempt churches to more actively participate in politics and could free religious organizations to deny employees insurance coverage for birth-control pills. This is a great move to restore free speech after a nearly 60-year ban on free speech. In 1954, Congress approved an […]

TMT is paused until February, and their funding meeting is February too

January 4, 2020 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Politics 1 Comment

TMT is paused until February, and their funding meeting is February too

Clearing the Mauna Kea Access Road December 26th 2019

December 26, 2019 By Disruptive Host In Civil Rights, Politics No Comments

To whom it may concern, For the deadline of today (December 26th 2019) that Governor Ige has given for the protesters to clear the road, or risk being arrested.I wanted to make it very clear, that the people that I know (who are many) that want the road cleared, have almost all voiced their concern […]