In a direct response to my comment Tim Steiner clearly stated that there are "no pure Chamorus" left on Guam. (See statement below, or click here.
What makes matters worse, is that a native to the island JaniceGogue-Jesse Salas also "agreed" with Tim Steiner rather than stand her ground. This is exactly how Emperial powers conquer lands, "Divide and Conquer." So for Janice to respond in the fashion that she did it only created outright division and more animosity rather than unity among the CHamoru people. Someone should recommend that she "delete" her comment before it gets "out of hand."
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Nasion CHamoru · Top commenter · Ginen I Estorian I Man'amko'
Buenas afanelos, para todu’ I “Pro-Buildup” este’, ya’ put fabot, munga’ adai ma’ mu’muye’-yu ni’ este’.
For those non-native occupants in Guahan whom feel the sacred island of the CHamorus needs more friken people than there already is, it is obvious that the only thing in the forefront of your minds is "nothing." Your agendas mean nothing. Your ignorance is so blatant, they should diagnose each one of you with "terminal ignorance."
You act as if:
There are enough homes, apartments, or condos to support the incoming 5000 plus there support elements, and their families...
There aren't enough cars on the road...
There's enough land to support the parking for a "couple of extra thousand privately owned vehicles..."
There is enough water to support the current population and for the thousands coming...
The current power grid can ...support the current population and for the thousands coming...
The current waste policy can support the current population and for the thousands coming...
Guahan is like the Continental U.S. where anyone can say, "Well at least they didn't bring them here in our state..."
And the list of negatives just goes on and on and on...
So here's the question for the ignorant or uneducated: So can Guahan meet and support all those requirements? If you believe that the answer is yes, then you just don't have any respect for the native people or its culture.
Here is some food for thought: Historically, oppressed people of have always overcome emperial powers. And let me tell you, history will always "repeat itself." Empires have all but come and gone. Read your own da*n history books.
Well, let me tell you. First off, you're obviously NOT CHamoru. You care NOTHING of the local culture or the people native to the island. This land was named Guahan "to have, or have." Well, not any more. At the rate you and your counterparts continue to push this propogandist issue, the less the precious island and its people will have for its cultural livelihood for the future CHamorus, and obviously you don't give a rat's a___!
Here's the reality. I believe that if the United Nations can support the Jewish denomination and the Jewish people in having a Jewish State of Israel, then I truly believe that the CHamorus can and also have the "God Given Right" to have, keep, own, and manage" their own land as well. The land of which I am speaking of right now is Guahan. That said, this should reflect to the rest of the islands which have been inherently governed by CHamorus for thousands of years.
So I say again. For those of you in the "Pro Build-up" team, in the future, please avoid making any ignorant comments regarding the future-hood of the land which rightfully belongs to all the native CHamorus.
Håfa mohon afanelos? Kåo siña’ ta’ gåna’ este’? Hung’gan!
Biba' CHamoru!See more
The current waste policy can support the current population and for the thousands coming...
Guahan is like the Continental U.S. where anyone can say, "Well at least they didn't bring them here in our state..."
And the list of negatives just goes on and on and on...
So here's the question for the ignorant or uneducated: So can Guahan meet and support all those requirements? If you believe that the answer is yes, then you just don't have any respect for the native people or its culture.
Here is some food for thought: Historically, oppressed people of have always overcome emperial powers. And let me tell you, history will always "repeat itself." Empires have all but come and gone. Read your own da*n history books.
Well, let me tell you. First off, you're obviously NOT CHamoru. You care NOTHING of the local culture or the people native to the island. This land was named Guahan "to have, or have." Well, not any more. At the rate you and your counterparts continue to push this propogandist issue, the less the precious island and its people will have for its cultural livelihood for the future CHamorus, and obviously you don't give a rat's a___!
Here's the reality. I believe that if the United Nations can support the Jewish denomination and the Jewish people in having a Jewish State of Israel, then I truly believe that the CHamorus can and also have the "God Given Right" to have, keep, own, and manage" their own land as well. The land of which I am speaking of right now is Guahan. That said, this should reflect to the rest of the islands which have been inherently governed by CHamorus for thousands of years.
So I say again. For those of you in the "Pro Build-up" team, in the future, please avoid making any ignorant comments regarding the future-hood of the land which rightfully belongs to all the native CHamorus.
Håfa mohon afanelos? Kåo siña’ ta’ gåna’ este’? Hung’gan!
Biba' CHamoru!See more
- There are enough homes, apartments, or condos to support the incoming 5000 plus there support elements, and their families...There aren't enough cars on the road...There's enough land to support the parking for a "couple of extra thousand privately owned vehicles..."There is enough water to support the current population and for the thousands coming...The current power grid can support the current population and for the thousands coming...The current waste policy can support the current population and for the thousands coming...Guahan is like the Continental U.S. where anyone can say, "Well at least they didn't bring them here in our state..."And the list of negatives just goes on and on and on...So here's the question for the ignorant or uneducated: So can Guahan meet and support all those requirements?Señot Nasion Chamoru, i magahit na ineppe'hu--->Ahe! ahe! Ahe! Man dadagi siha! I sen dangkolo' na palabra ha' AHE!
- with all due respect there is no more pure CHamorus and it was the spanish that saw to that during there reigin here in guam
- Nasion CHamoru · Top Commenter · Ginen I Estorian I Man'amko'
- Tim Steiner Håfa’ kumu’I’le’lek-mu’ na tåya’ pifectu’ CHamoru? Ke’ na’ håfa’ este’ na polabras u u’usa’ pågo? Polabras yan linguåhen CHamoru’. Anuk-ha’ na’ ti ma’ edukan maulek håo lai’ boy. Gos anuk.
Låo, yan’gen ma’lagu’ håo na’ bai’ sige’-ha’ man ope’ pues sångan ha’ boy!
Tan aposta’ na’ tihun sångan enåo gi me’nan maseha’ haye’ guine’ gi Tano CHamoru na’ ti’ pifectu’ CHamoru’ gue’.
Chaige’-ha’ boy ya’ un li’e’ håfa siempre’ humu’yong’ña. Tan aposta’ lokue’ na’ siempre’ ogan håo gi hispitåt.
Håfa mohon? Malagu’ håo na’ un chaige’ CHamoru? Sångan ha’ boy.
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Following data is of Tim Steiner whom made the comment regarding "no pure Chamorus" left in Guahan. Photo was take on February 7, 2012 during his vow renewal in Maui, Hawai'i. That's him, his wife, and two children.
Tim Steiner
Current claimed occupation: Security/Bouncer at Club Romeo and Juliet
Studied BA Homeland Security at Univeristy of Maryland University College
Current residence: Tamuning, Guam
Claimed Current Status: Married
Claimed City/State of Origin: Akron, Ohio
Claimed Date of Birth: September 19, 1978
Following data is of Janice Gogue whom made the comment complying with Tim Steiner that there are "no pure Chamorus" left on Guahan.
Janice Gogue Salas
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