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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (372955)	8/17/2008 11:21:06 PM
From: S. maltophilia	Respond to of 436258

<<convicted felon/mental patient taking over the Palace in Honolulu.>> A nice allegory indeed. No more "foreign" than anything at the opposite end of the country. HONOLULU (AP) - A man who says he's the king of Hawaii says he planned to chain himself to the throne at the historic royal palace in Honolulu Friday, but couldn't find it. Sixty-7-year-old James Kimo Akahi (KEE'-moh uh-KAH'-hee) was among 23 members of a Hawaiian pro-sovereignty group arrested Friday after seizing the palace, which is now a state museum. They locked the front gates. And Akahi says he planned to lock himself to the throne, but had never been there before and didn't know where it was. kdbc.com