Hawaii Free Speech News Network

“Deglobalizing” and “dedollarizing” have been much in the news. Reducing dependence on the global supply chain and the U.S. dollar are trends that are happening not just internationally but locally. In the United States, we have seen movements both for local food independence and to divest from Wall Street banks. The burgeoning cryptocurrency movement is another push to “dedollarize” and escape the international bankers’ control grid. This article is a sequel to one discussing home gardens and community food co-ops as local counter-measures to an impending food crisis.

Note: The video is low resolution currently because it's going to process through out the night, pls check it again tomorrow so you can watch this video again in 4K high resolution. On July 9, 2022, God's Ohana Parade in Waikiki took place for the first time since 2019 due to Governor Ige's covid restrictions. The Ohana (family) Parade began between 9am-10am at a park close to Hilton Hawaiian Village and ended at Kapiolani Park around 11am. Many churches on Oahu join together and participate in this parade every year. The end of the video features a praise and worship segment by a christian evangelical church.

Note: The video is low resolution currently because it's going to process through out the night, pls check it again tomorrow so you can watch this video again in 4K high resolution. On July 9, 2022, God's Ohana Parade in Waikiki took place for the first time since 2019 due to Governor Ige's covid restrictions. The Ohana (family) Parade began between 9am-10am at a park close to Hilton Hawaiian Village and ended at Kapiolani Park around 11am. Many churches on Oahu join together and participate in this parade every year. The end of the video features a praise and worship segment by a christian evangelical church.

On July 9, 2022, God's Ohana Parade in Waikiki took place for the first time since 2019 due to Governor Ige's covid restrictions. The Ohana (family) Parade began at 9:30-10am at a park close to Hilton Hawaiian Village and ended at Kapiolani Park around 11am. Many churches on Oahu join together and participate in this parade every year. The end of the video features a praise and worship segment by a christian evangelical church.

On July 9, 2022, God's Ohana Parade in Waikiki took place for the first time since 2019 due to Governor Ige's covid restrictions. The Ohana (family) Parade began at 9:30-10am at a park close to Hilton Hawaiian Village and ended at Kapiolani Park around 11am. Many churches on Oahu join together and participate in this parade every year. The end of the video features a praise and worship segment by a christian evangelical church.