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Tui Kanokupolu Salote Tupou - (The Samoan Origin Of Her Lineage)

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#473
Feb 19, 2013
 
It wasnt a war.. Lol it was more like tonga ambushed.. I mean.. They and there niccas from blackanesia.. Id rather look like a samoan slave.. Than a black lookin tongan lol..

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#474
Feb 19, 2013
 
hingofua wrote:
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Can we say Samoan royals are Tongan? Lmfao Siko our history contained intermarriage that's why Samoa and Tonga are related so Don't forget Samoan royals have Tonga blood in them! Dumb Samoans yet AGAIN trying to mke something of themselves. Slaves! Kiss my feet SLAVES LMFAO
did you forget tongan royals do not marry commoners?....

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Feb 19, 2013
 
Samoan Irish wrote:
It wasnt a war.. Lol it was more like tonga ambushed.. I mean.. They and there niccas from blackanesia.. Id rather look like a samoan slave.. Than a black lookin tongan lol..
I'd rather be a black king then a yellow slave hahaha
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Feb 19, 2013
 
hingofua wrote:
If Samoans claim Tongan language to be theirs, why can we understand Samoan better than they can understand Tongan? Lmbo Tonga is Tonga you Samoans get ya bloody arses to the Present and stop trying to look into history & make something of yourselves EVERY ONE knows Tonga ruled Samoa for 500+ yrs and Samoans were slaves and are still SLAVES to their embarrassing past. Let's help free our Samoans brothersandsisters from their Slave Mentality! Yeah??? ;))
lol. No we don't claim the Tongan language is ours. All we're stating is that Tonga has 3 dialects:

Tongan Royals -(similar to Samoan)
Tongan Nobles -(similar to Tokelau)
Tongan commoners -(mixture of fijian/solomon/vanuatu)
Hence why we can't understand your gunigugu/gollywog commoner lingo.

lol @ "...get your arses in the PRESENT and stop trying to look into history & make something of yourselves..." in one breathe, then reverts back to Samoa being slaves for 500 yrs?!? lol. What a silly twot u are. lol.
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Feb 19, 2013
 
KavaFarmer wrote:
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I'd rather be a black king then a yellow slave hahaha
pity coz you're both! LOL.
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Apr 7, 2013
 
Umm

Are you guys? The word Haamoa, means Samoa...you just tricked yourself into saying that Tonga was once part of Samoa. The word tonga means south or lowlands, which is centered around Samoa.

The title name of Hawaii is the same way, using the "h" in replace of the "s", named after Savai'i of Samoa. This letter and sound switch, which moves into a different dialect is normal in Polynesia, and traces to the orator dialects of Samoa.

The Tongan royal language is a Samoan dialect, and the monarch itself is a royal line from Samoa, which was appointed by Tongans, which then in effect revolted against Samoa, claiming a new individual throne and identity. This is not surprising considering that in Samoa, there are many aristocratic houses playing casually at political influence between provinces.

the Tui Viti is a reactive monarch family line that was appointed in trust for political relations, and to address Tui Manu"a of Samoa.
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#479
Apr 8, 2013
 
Shameuk wrote:
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Are you guys? The word Haamoa, means Samoa...you just tricked yourself into saying that Tonga was once part of Samoa. The word tonga means south or lowlands, which is centered around Samoa.
The title name of Hawaii is the same way, using the "h" in replace of the "s", named after Savai'i of Samoa. This letter and sound switch, which moves into a different dialect is normal in Polynesia, and traces to the orator dialects of Samoa.
The Tongan royal language is a Samoan dialect, and the monarch itself is a royal line from Samoa, which was appointed by Tongans, which then in effect revolted against Samoa, claiming a new individual throne and identity. This is not surprising considering that in Samoa, there are many aristocratic houses playing casually at political influence between provinces.
the Tui Viti is a reactive monarch family line that was appointed in trust for political relations, and to address Tui Manu"a of Samoa.
the ha'amoa is Tongan word for The Clan Of Moa,Moa is a Tongan name ,Moa was a great warlord with noble blood from the islands of Ha'apai in the heart of Tonga ,he knew it will be futile to fight for the crown so he set sail towards the North n invaded and conquered what is now Ha'amoa,n when Moa n his clan n warriors came upon these islands the inhabitants were pilipino lookin in appearance ,and after a few short years of inserting a fakatonga breeding program ,the samoan people were then created through Tongan and asian pilipino blood n we can still see traces of that asian look on some samoans today, n the samoan dialect is a mixture of pilipino n Tongan sort like the pigeon language the hawaiians use with english language,it's english but with a hawaiian twist,like samoan lang.it's Tongan with a pilipino twist,so now u know your heritage,be proud of it
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Apr 13, 2013
 
uiha wrote:
<quoted text>the ha'amoa is Tongan word for The Clan Of Moa,Moa is a Tongan name ,Moa was a great warlord with noble blood from the islands of Ha'apai in the heart of Tonga ,he knew it will be futile to fight for the crown so he set sail towards the North n invaded and conquered what is now Ha'amoa,n when Moa n his clan n warriors came upon these islands the inhabitants were pilipino lookin in appearance ,and after a few short years of inserting a fakatonga breeding program ,the samoan people were then created through Tongan and asian pilipino blood n we can still see traces of that asian look on some samoans today, n the samoan dialect is a mixture of pilipino n Tongan sort like the pigeon language the hawaiians use with english language,it's english but with a hawaiian twist,like samoan lang.it's Tongan with a pilipino twist,so now u know your heritage,be proud of it
What a load of crock.
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#481
Tuesday May 21
 
uiha wrote:
<quoted text>the ha'amoa is Tongan word for The Clan Of Moa,Moa is a Tongan name ,Moa was a great warlord with noble blood from the islands of Ha'apai in the heart of Tonga ,he knew it will be futile to fight for the crown so he set sail towards the North n invaded and conquered what is now Ha'amoa,n when Moa n his clan n warriors came upon these islands the inhabitants were pilipino lookin in appearance ,and after a few short years of inserting a fakatonga breeding program ,the samoan people were then created through Tongan and asian pilipino blood n we can still see traces of that asian look on some samoans today, n the samoan dialect is a mixture of pilipino n Tongan sort like the pigeon language the hawaiians use with english language,it's english but with a hawaiian twist,like samoan lang.it's Tongan with a pilipino twist,so now u know your heritage,be proud of it
Since da beginning of human conquest, one thing has always remained true. A nation dat is oppressed/enslaved consistently for a prolonged period of time will always show dramatic change in language, culture, form of political governance & etc. Indellible marks ingrained by da conquerer.
If Samoa had truly been enslaved then why are there no Tongan influences besides a pile of rocks ?? No Tongan language, no Tongan culture. But it is strange dat the opposite exist in Tonga, with various Samoan influence. Just something to ponder !!
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Tuesday May 21
 
FuaPolo wrote:
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Since da beginning of human conquest, one thing has always remained true. A nation dat is oppressed/enslaved consistently for a prolonged period of time will always show dramatic change in language, culture, form of political governance & etc. Indellible marks ingrained by da conquerer.
If Samoa had truly been enslaved then why are there no Tongan influences besides a pile of rocks ?? No Tongan language, no Tongan culture. But it is strange dat the opposite exist in Tonga, with various Samoan influence. Just something to ponder !!
Example - Spain conquers da Mayans & most of South America. Note, those areas speak Spanish. French is widely spoken in da so called "French Polynesia" & of course Samoan is spoken only within the royal circle. So in actuality, who really ruled who??
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#484
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FuaPolo wrote:
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Example - Spain conquers da Mayans & most of South America. Note, those areas speak Spanish. French is widely spoken in da so called "French Polynesia" & of course Samoan is spoken only within the royal circle. So in actuality, who really ruled who??
Each of your comments have been spot on, IMO. Fcking uiha/polyqeer is so desparate,...she'll make up any of' bullsheit to make an argument,...but we know better! Malo.

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