* Text fwd from Martha Duenas on Feb. 4, 2011
from DMZ Hawai'i:
Activists from Hawai’i island issued an appeal for solidarity in the face of a massive military expansion planned for Pohakuloa. Please send solidarity statements to ja@interpac.net. Mahalo!
>><< For Public Release Concerning U.S. Military Training at Pohakuloa
See list of individual signers below
Further contact: Jim Albertini 966-7622
Contact:
Malu `Aina Center for Non-violent Education & Action
P.O. Box AB
Kurtistown, Hawai`i 96760.
Phone (808) 966-7622
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Email ja@interpac.net http://www.malu-aina.org
Appeal for Solidarity!
We (the undersigned) appeal to all Hawaii peace, justice, environment, and independence activists, to the general public, and to local and state government officials. We ask that you stand in solidarity with us on Moku O Keawe in resistance to major U.S. military expansion at the 133,000-acre Pohakuloa Training Area, and now even helicopter assault training for Afghanistan on our sacred mountains –Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.
We congratulate the Malama Makua community organization for its victory in stopping all military live fire in Makua Valley on Oahu. But Makua is still held hostage by the military and used to train for ongoing U.S. wars of aggression.
We are opposed to pushing U.S. desecration and contamination from one site to another. We want an end to U.S. occupation in Hawaii and the restoration of the Hawaii nation. We want the U.S. to stop bombing Hawaii and clean up its opala. We want to put an end to U.S. desecration and contamination of all sacred cultural sites. We do not want the U.S. training anywhere to do to others what the U.S. has already done to Hawaii: overthrow and occupy its government and nation, desecrate its sacred sites, and contaminate its air, land, water, people, plants, and animals with military toxins.
Restore the Hawaii Nation!
End U.S. Terrorism!
Military Clean-Up NOT Build Up!
Stop all the Wars! End all Occupations!
Signers
Isaac Harp, Kelii “Skippy” Ioane, Hanalei Fergerstrom, Kihei Soli Niheu, Ali`i Sir Kaliko Kanaele, Calvin Kaleiwahea, Lloyd Buell, Danny Li, Stephen Paulmier, Ronald Fujiyoshi, Moanikeala Akaka, Tomas Belsky, Samuel Kaleleiki, Jim Albertini
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