In early September I posted an article about the reinstatement of the kingdom of Hawai’i and their King, Edmund Keli’i Silva. See http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=251843
On October 11th, a similar announcement was made – but in the name of another king, a man called Dayne. See:http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=255988
Which has me asking what is going on! Then, I am sent a whole series of copy e-mails related to the situation, with a request to extract and write an article about what is going on. There are some serious implications, and the material comes from a source I trust. I have therefore pieced together what I am being shown, to get the scenario that follows.
Hawai’i represents a very strong culture – but its lands were taken over illegally by the USA on behalf of investors who wanted to grow sugar, and the Hawai’ian way of life was greatly damaged in the process. The Royal Family – deposed by the US – has been reinstated after congress signed an act acknowledging this illegality and made a formal apology in 1999 (called The Apology Resolution). The expectation was that this would lead to some form of independence – which has not happened. The king, Edmund, is a man of great charisma, and direct descendant of the last Queen (who was forced to abdicate). He is now taking serious steps to ensure that independence is secured. And he has been getting traction and serious attention. The result is that certain high-placed people in the US suddenly realise that Edmund is a serious person, and are taking action.
With the US sixth fleet based in Hawai’i, its strategic importance is such that the chance of the US giving up Hawai’ian territory must, in practice, be pretty limited. Therefore, with the Apology Resolution the US has started something it is most reluctant to finish
So what do they do about it? Apparent answer: craft a piece of theatre where ‘king’ Dayne (who may indeed have a valid royal claim in the context of one of the other islands’ peoples) just popped out of the woodwork, presented by an articulate white guy who claims to be a man of authority. The video appears to be challenging the US directly, and conceivably stirring up native Hawai’ians in the process.
Could this be the first step in Alphabet Agency geopolitics handbook 101? i.e., a spoiling action in order to get control by causing division, then creating apparent threats and using them to justify military action. The fact is that the ‘king’ Dayne video clearly threatens the USA, but in all probability the narrator is a US agency plant – and Dayne has nothing to do with the video. This looks like the early stage of a false flag operation being crafted. After all, the same formula has worked many times for the US – recent examples are Iraq, Libya and currently Syria. There are many earlier countries that suffered the same fate. So, mere Hawai’i, already US territory, should be a synch to destabilize in order to achieve renewed control and kill off the sovereignty movement for good.
What is the formula we observe in these other nations? It goes something like: make a fuss about an independence movement (dissidents, terrorists) issuing threats; quickly escalate with a few riots; maybe arrange for a dead official, a bombed Embassy or some other outrage; escalate the rioting; send in the troops; take over government / appoint puppet / declare marshal law; then finally leave the new control structure in place long term. Game, set, match! Simple, every day (sadly) geopolitical engineering!
Could this be what is being hatched in Hawai’i? And of so, why does this really matter? It does so since the alphabet agency promoters of Dayne are actively providing what appears to be an evolving (planned) excuse to bring in martial law and thereby defeat the legitimate actions of the real and effective King Edmund and his work to restore the Hawai’ian nation. Along, quite possibly, with many civilian deaths and wholesale disruption of these beautiful islands and their way of life.
Let us pray that this scenario does not come to pass.
Xavier Hermes
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