Ken Conklin is at it again.

This is the face of someone who is trying to hurt Hawaiian children, Ken Conklin:



Photo from the Honolulu Advertiser




This is what he recently wrote at http://www.hawaiiankingdom.info. He included links to his personal website:

"In addition to Professor Johnson's commentary in the Washington Times of August 18, 2005 at

http://tinyurl.com/e44bl

people may also be interested in reading more about her background, including her testimony of March 1 opposing the Akaka bill at

http://tinyurl.com/3mdmv

Professor Johnson is indeed a Living Treasure of Hawai'i. As a descendant of Kamehameha the Great, she carries the genealogy of a courageous warrior. She has been showing her courage by publicly opposing the Akaka bill for the right reasons -- the only reasons which realistically have any chance of stopping the bill. Not one Senator has stepped forward opposing the Akaka bill for the sort of reasons championed by the independence activists. Not one "liberal" leftist Senator has apparently heard anything or been influenced by anything from the likes of Keanu Sai, Henry Noa, Isaac Harp, Bumpy Kanahele, Scott Crawford, etc. So if you truly want to stop the Akaka bill, then stop putting down those who are being successful in shining the national spotlight on it.

Kumu Kawena has stepped forward in public as a defender of unity and equality, despite the scorn and abuse heaped upon her by both independence activists and the institutionalized Hawaiians who support the Akaka bill to defend their institutions like OHA, DHHL, Kamehameha Schools, Papa Ola Lokahi, Alu Like, etc. etc. I greatly admire her courage and am in awe of her mana. She exemplifies the battle cry from Kepaniwai:

Imua! Imua e na poki'i, a inu i ka wai 'awa'awa. 'A'ohe hope e ho'i mai ai.
Ken Conklin | Homepage | 09.18.05 - 2:41 pm | #"

It's obvious that Ken Conklin uses the Akaka Bill as a tool for hatred as well as a tool to bash Hawaiians. It seems as though he tries to find every opportunity to bash Hawaiians and only discusses Hawaiians. He ONLY discusses Hawaiians which shows that he targets and singles out Hawaiians and only Hawaiians... which is a hate crime.