Actor Jason Scott Lee talks 'Wind and the Reckoning'

A celebration in LA tonight, for a film that highlights a troubling time in Hawaii's history. A pau hana mixer was held by ICAN to celebrate the debut of "The Wind and the Reckoning"

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These kind of movies are a MUST. Love it. ❤

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Awe, I remember Jason Scott Lee clubbing at the Restaurant Row Bar clubs way back when. I used to run into him at all of the clubs. Those were the good ole days.

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A TRIPLE HOME RUN! 1) Hawaiian language. 👍 2) Hawaiian history. 👍 3) Jason Scott Lee. 👍🎯🌺 Can't wait to see it. 😊🍿

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History and Law are inextricably intertwined: 1. In 1810, Kamehameha the Great united the Hawaiian Islands into one Kingdom (lawfully) through Treaties with the Chiefs of the other islands; And the Hawaiian Kingdom is recognized as an independent and sovereign country since 1843. 2. The Hawaiian Kingdom (Iolani Palace) had electricity almost a decade before the White House (U.S.A.) The U.S. President (at the time) was afraid of electricity (he thought it was magic). 3. In 1893, when U.S. Marines were (deceived through false reports from Minister Stevens of the U.S. embassy in the Hawaiian Kingdom; The U.S. Marines were deceived into) illegally landing on Hawaiian Kingdom shores; The Hawaiian Kingdom already had embassies and consulates in more than 70 countries (internationally) by then. 4. President Cleveland (1893) declared the unauthorized landing of U.S Marines on Hawaiian Kingdom shores, to be an Act of War; An Act of War triggers a State of War (which can only come to an end through a Treaty of Peace). 5. Whereas: There is, in fact, no Treaty which (either annexes or) makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. (Whereas a Treaty is required in accordance with Hawaiian Kingdom Law, U.S. Constitutional Law and International Law); Therefore the Hawaiian Kingdom continues to exist as an independent and sovereign country up to the present day (which is currently being illegally occupied by the U.S.). 6. The ICC (International Criminal Court) is currently involved (along with other countries and international organizations together with the Hawaiian Kingdom Government) in an ongoing investigation into the Criminal impact concerning the 130 year U.S. (armed citizen "State") illegal occupation (not colonization) of the Hawaiian Kingdom; Since 1893. 7. Exposing the 130 year U.S. illegal (armed citizen "State") occupation (not colonization) of the Hawaiian Kingdom; Since 1893. 8. Holding "officials" accountable to adhere with the rules (in accordance with Hawaiian Kingdom Law and International Law) pertaining to the responsibilities of an occupying power during a belligerent occupation. 9. The Rule of Law.

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History and Law are inextricably intertwined: 1. See the NEA (National Education Association) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 2. See the NLG (National Lawyers' Guild) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 3. See the WPLC (Water Protector Legal Collective) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 4. See the AAJ (American Association of Jurists) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 5. See the IADL (International Association of Democratic Lawyers) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 6. See the ICC (International Criminal Court) report on the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. 7. Exposing the criminal impact concerning the 130 year U.S. (armed citizen "State") illegal occupation (not colonization) of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893). 8. Holding "officials" accountable to adhere with the rules pertaining to the responsibilities of an occupying power during a belligerent occupation (in accordance with Hawaiian Kingdom Law and International Law). 9. The Rule of Law.