POWERSHIFT — A SEAT AT THE DINNER TABLE REBECCA IRBY with guest H.E. Leon Kaulahao Siu | 27 MAY 2021 / 6P EST

H.E. Leon Kaulahao Siu is the Minister of Foreign Affairs for the Kingdom of Hawai’i and serves as a key strategist and a spokesman for the Kingdom. He has been involved since the early 1970s in each stage of the movement to reinstate the Hawaiian Kingdom as an independent country. His duties as Foreign Minister are to normalize and resume diplomatic relations with other states and international bodies, including reviving existing treaties and agreements. Minister Siu was nominated for the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize for his work in promoting independence for West Papua.

To learn more please visit HawaiianKingdom.net or download The Basis for the Restoration of the Hawaiian Kingdom, which has been put in the hands of over 500 heads of state, diplomats, parliamentarians, etc. All have said it helped them understand the situation.

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EAT WITH US: Poi, Laulau, ‘Uala and Poke.

Poi is the primary staple of Hawaiians. It is made from the corm of one of our most sacred plants, the taro.
Laulau is pork and fish bundled in taro leaves and cooked in an imu, a ground-oven.
‘Uala is sweet potato.
Poke is sliced and seasoned raw fish

All are from time immemorial but are daily fare in Hawaii today. You may have a hard time obtaining the first two in your city, but sweet potato and poke (as in “Poke bowls”) are available in most cities.