MBT Response to Lana......
Kai Landow , a non-Hawaiian came into the Unitted Nations a few years ago representing himself as an indigenous Hawaiian and pro-secessionist Hawaiian.  Working with him was a man named Jack Iaukea, both lived on the US continent.
No one questioned him or doubted his representations until problems arose.  Landow began to bulky and disrupt other Pacific peoples in the Regional caucus.  He authored and delivered interventions in behalf of the Region and all Kanaka Maoli without having obtained people's approval or involvement, and finally when his geneology was requested, he admitted that he was not Hawaiian.  Many  complaints were made by to the Hawaiians with the United Nations system, myself included.
In response to these problems, a meeting was held in Honolulu to discuss what should be done.  It was agreed that a statement would be written clarifying the Hawaiian perspective on Landow and disassociating the Pacific Caucus from his actions.