Im Micronesian from the islands of Chuuk & the spokesman talking about “Inati” is also practiced on my island. We call it “inet” basically translates as “distribution” or “share”
I'm watching this Documentary from Auckland New Zealand, it's good to see Lady Naomi Ship transport supplies from Samoa to Tokelau, It's also nice to see solar-powered from New Zealand & help from other countries, Great
💯 your right about that our ancestors conquer the pacific ocean by navigating where to go by using the sun sky and stars back in them times and they were healthier than us today
Talofa. Great initiative to generate power using solar, wind and water naturally available around us. Let this resonate throughout us all Pacific Nations not to rely on fossil fuel.
Awsome blessings. Showing a community's collective approach to modernization by embracing traditional lifestyle to create harmonious living for all. I am so greatful and love the Tokalau Islanders . Great sea fares. Their development concept is second to none. Blessings with happiness. 👍👍👍🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌎🌺🌺🌎🌺🌺🙏🙏🙏🙏🎉
I thought the same thing. Someone should tell them that cooking all of their food in the aluminum foil releases the aluminum into their food and into their bodies. I have quit baking and cooking with aluminum foil almost completely. If I do need to line a pan or dish with foil, I always put a layer of parchment paper between my food and the foil, never letting the aluminum foil touch the food. But mostly I just don't use aluminum foil at all.
@@bizzybee852 Broo your talk needs to go to those companies that make them, then the Government that allow them to be sold. And to think THATS ALL YOU MUPPETS took from this. NARROW MINDED MUCH
Aluminium is a known neurotoxin. Prof Chris Exley biopsied 50 brains and found intra and extracellular Al ions in the brains of Alzheimer's and autistic brains. But Alcoa is a massive lobby for Aluminium and it will fight against the truth as it is their business. Cooking in burning aluminium is long term leathal.
I disagree, there was a good explanation of how big and how efficient their system was and how it has changed their dependency on focil fuels and their use of electric vhicles and the fact that they now have electricity 24 hours a day. Maybe you should watch it again with the soound turned up?
Should point out too the churches role in this now progressive and high tech society, it’s time they stop their stranglehold on unnecessary curfews rules and treated like children. They’ve had their fun, it’s time to move on, hand back the lands and possessions belonging to the people,
I'm watching from Koror Palau but I'm from the outer islands in the Southwest of main island. It's one of the16 State of Republic of Palau. I'm a former Governor of Hatohobei State. This island just like our island people are help one another and share everything they have, like fish or foods except the wife. I love to visit this island someday if I'm still here.
A little bit of a remark here this looks all stunning, who not want to live over there? What i miss is who created all of this? Who put the money into this? Who build those seawalls? Did the locals help? I know new sealand did but it wasnt mentioned enough in my opinion. And the next important thing is does it work in the future? We wilk see, thanks for sharing from Mexico.
Thx. for the video. Why do they use Lead Acid Batteries to store the power instead of the new Litthium batteries? especially considering the new LFP battery chemistry has about 3000+ charging cycles. Also, can't help wondering what they do with all the garbage that is generated from those disposable 'Silver Foil Plates' that they use for eating food.
Waste is burned and buried. Lead acid batteries are affordable. NZ pays for their existence. The elders decide how funds are spent. An investment in Li batteries is more than they can afford.
If they had lithium batteries it would triple their battery capacity and have more fresh water from desalination plants, generators would not be required on in extreme emergencies.
@@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams. Long term lead acid is far more expensive 1:4 you can use up to 80%+ on lithium versus 50% on lead acid and last up to 5 times longer life, so which ones are more affordable? like for like is lead acid 30k v lithium 8k.
I’m an architect since 47 Years and worked in Germany, Sveden and US and worked in the architectural office from Walter Gropius and was part of the designer team of the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin Lützow Ufer In Tiergarten so I have made all this experience from a to z. And these Bauhaus style was create my mind in architecture 😊🧐😉 Architecture is also my hobby not only to earn income and the way to express myself to others😊
Scientists are still debating if sea levels are actually rising. Atolls are always eroding until the volcano erupts again. Get a bucket of sand once in a while. It's called adaptation.
@@budawang77 There is always doubt when humans and money are involved. When sea levels rose 300 feet after the ice age, man thrived as the earth warmed. I'm sure another inch or two won't kill off the human race.
Is aluminium foil hazardous for our health? No, aluminium foil in itself is not hazardous for our health. However, as a precautionary measure strongly acidic products or foods that contain a lot of salt shouldn't be kept or barbecued in aluminium foil. Hmm! Perhaps banana leaves' use shouldn't be shed just yet.
@olsim1730 been living oceanside 53 years.... beach eroded a lot.. where we used to walk is all sea now... especially sandy beaches... rock beaches take very long, obviously... a place like Miami will be gone by 2090
@olsim1730 I agree with you 100% that erosion is natural, but where there used to be the beach is no more.. either the sea rose or the land lowered.. I'm talking about something I see dissappear since I was a kid... alot of homes were abandoned right on the beach...
in our not to distant history it was discovered that simgle keel boats were safer than pontoon boats and that is why over the last 500 years or so there have been no pontoon boats used as it was determined mono hull was much safer. Today people think they can build stronger pontoon boats with apartment attached and they can go anywhere in their hehe so stable boats. I just have one question, how many pontoon boats and righted themselves after fliping over. I have been knocked down twice and had a fast recovery in monohulls with full keels. I would never recoment a fin keel to anyone that wants to cruise the world. Be as safe as possible , buy a full keel sailing yacht.
I have difficulty imagining being a country. I don’t know what countries think or feel. I can imagine being a person, you perhaps, but I can’t imagine you ever invented any high technology. Do you feel, appropriately pathetic?
2000 years ago The Pyramids of Giza was powered by solar limestone panel granites space ships from other planets would stop there charge up before flying off to explore other planets wow smoking a chocolate flavoured blunt to this video ✈️
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Such a beautiful story of sharing...no rich no poor!!!...A lovely community...🎉
Im Micronesian from the islands of Chuuk & the spokesman talking about “Inati” is also practiced on my island. We call it “inet” basically translates as “distribution” or “share”
Why so many fat people
Besutiful island and beautiful people.
No rich no poor, that is a good concept, everything is shared, and everyone work very good
How life SHOULD be
@@artivan111 COMMUNISTS!
Tell that to failed communist nations.
You both missed the fact wealthy NZ pays for their communist existence.
Their dole comes from NZ
Thats why anyone with ambition leaves, why do you think they built boats and navigated around the pacific.
I'm watching this Documentary from Auckland New Zealand, it's good to see Lady Naomi Ship transport supplies from Samoa to Tokelau, It's also nice to see solar-powered from New Zealand & help from other countries, Great
May GOD BLESS ALL THR PEOPLE. ON THE THREE ISLANDS
TOKORAUS AND. TO.KEEP.THEM SAFE IN JESUS NAME AMEN
💯 your right about that our ancestors conquer the pacific ocean by navigating where to go by using the sun sky and stars back in them times and they were healthier than us today
they ate a tiny fraction as many carbs as today
BEAUTIFUL ISLAND WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEAUTIFUL SOULS‼️GOD BLESS YOU‼️😃🫶🙋🏼♀️🔥🙏👑✝️📖🔥🕊️
Talofa.
Great initiative to generate power using solar, wind and water naturally available around us.
Let this resonate throughout us all Pacific Nations not to rely on fossil fuel.
God, thank you for life more abundantly in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen 🙏
Awsome blessings. Showing a community's collective approach to modernization by embracing traditional lifestyle to create harmonious living for all.
I am so greatful and love the Tokalau Islanders . Great sea fares. Their development concept is second to none.
Blessings with happiness. 👍👍👍🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌎🌺🌺🌎🌺🌺🙏🙏🙏🙏🎉
😮😮oh my gosh...I'm in love with Tokelau...such beautiful islands..sipi kana te olaga.
Thank you for going to Tokelau. Such a beautiful place, I would love to visit.
Прекрасная страна и прекрасные , Добрые люди 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
What a beautiful place and culture it was enjoyable to watch this much love Tokelau ❤
Same curriculum in the Philippines in the 80s we do have Industrial arts and Home economics subjects.
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Nice blend of traditional and modern way of living.
If only they knew the dangers of aluminium they would instantly return to using banana leaves.
I thought the same thing. Someone should tell them that cooking all of their food in the aluminum foil releases the aluminum into their food and into their bodies. I have quit baking and cooking with aluminum foil almost completely. If I do need to line a pan or dish with foil, I always put a layer of parchment paper between my food and the foil, never letting the aluminum foil touch the food. But mostly I just don't use aluminum foil at all.
@@bizzybee852 Broo your talk needs to go to those companies that make them, then the Government that allow them to be sold. And to think THATS ALL YOU MUPPETS took from this. NARROW MINDED MUCH
Aw4
😂 gobshite comment
Aluminium is a known neurotoxin. Prof Chris Exley biopsied 50 brains and found intra and extracellular Al ions in the brains of Alzheimer's and autistic brains.
But Alcoa is a massive lobby for Aluminium and it will fight against the truth as it is their business. Cooking in burning aluminium is long term leathal.
Bucket list to visit Tokelau🫶🏾
Nice documentary but poorly titled. The solar energy system was barely mentioned.
I disagree, there was a good explanation of how big and how efficient their system was and how it has changed their dependency on focil fuels and their use of electric vhicles and the fact that they now have electricity 24 hours a day.
Maybe you should watch it again with the soound turned up?
@@DCA001TUBEmaybe 15% was about solar…
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Should point out too the churches role in this now progressive and high tech society, it’s time they stop their stranglehold on unnecessary curfews rules and treated like children.
They’ve had their fun, it’s time to move on, hand back the lands and possessions belonging to the people,
I ❤❤❤❤❤❤ NGKAMI KAIN
TOKELAU ISLAND 🏝 ❤KIRIBATI
I'm watching from Koror Palau but I'm from the outer islands in the Southwest of main island. It's one of the16 State of Republic of Palau. I'm a former Governor of Hatohobei State.
This island just like our island people are help one another and share everything they have, like fish or foods except the wife.
I love to visit this island someday if I'm still here.
Does the Starlink satellite cover their area?
Yes it does
Beautiful
MAURI MANEU
NEI TIEN M'A KAIN ABAM AE MWAKAUA M'A NATIMI AO TIBUMI
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FROM KIRIBATI 🇰🇮
TARAWA
BETIO TOWN COUNCIL
TIROTAAMTEETI
All from Ancient Tongan Lapita Origin Settlement of Polynesia 😊
A little bit of a remark here this looks all stunning, who not want to live over there?
What i miss is who created all of this? Who put the money into this? Who build those seawalls? Did the locals help? I know new sealand did but it wasnt mentioned enough in my opinion. And the next important thing is does it work in the future? We wilk see, thanks for sharing from Mexico.
Man...the curfew is exactly the same where I am originally from...the beautiful island of Arorae also known as Hope Island.
The Polynesians originated from the Philippine Island. The Islands was the springboard to navigate other all the way to Hawaii, to Fiji.
Those atoll islands are apart of the ring of fire.
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Who built the solar panels
China. Paid for by NZ.
You weren’t listening, right… !?
The sad thing is Greed is more important than doing the right thing in the countries which have influence 🙏
If this could just go global
Fishing villages rule
Congratulations, may I visit
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Polynesians have the most beautiful harmony in the world.
What about health and dental care? Dating and marrying? Death care?
Refrigeration is a game changer in storing foods. Looking forward to them have Lithium batteries and electric outboards for all their boats!!
Well, it should still be banana leaves - aluminium foil is recent not old.
I am sure they do it to conserve the banana trees. Aluminum can be recycled. Trees take far longer to revive or grow new. Sustainability.
You use it
Did you not see the flooding??? Sustainability is where it's at! You use the best materials available at time.
amazing i have toke blood very good people
excellent quality production
Living on an island with no mountains is crazy
When the lead-acid batteries are dead, they should be replaced by lifepo4. Much cheaper in the long term.
Thx. for the video. Why do they use Lead Acid Batteries to store the power instead of the new Litthium batteries? especially considering the new LFP battery chemistry has about 3000+ charging cycles.
Also, can't help wondering what they do with all the garbage that is generated from those disposable 'Silver Foil Plates' that they use for eating food.
Waste is burned and buried.
Lead acid batteries are affordable. NZ pays for their existence. The elders decide how funds are spent. An investment in Li batteries is more than they can afford.
If they had lithium batteries it would triple their battery capacity and have more fresh water from desalination plants, generators would not be required on in extreme emergencies.
@@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams. Long term lead acid is far more expensive 1:4 you can use up to 80%+ on lithium versus 50% on lead acid and last up to 5 times longer life, so which ones are more affordable? like for like is lead acid 30k v lithium 8k.
Suspect this doco is a bit old when LFP was expensive.
I went to Raukura with the Pākoti boys. MHB, RBHS. Far
I’m an architect since 47 Years and worked in Germany, Sveden and US and worked in the architectural office from Walter Gropius and was part of the designer team of the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin Lützow Ufer In Tiergarten so I have made all this experience from a to z. And these Bauhaus style was create my mind in architecture 😊🧐😉 Architecture is also my hobby not only to earn income and the way to express myself to others😊
Put the bottle down and sober up bud
@@Vicious_Species😂
Севастополь привет
Start a small program, visitor’s can pay for a program certification on celestial navigation, I’m in
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There’s no rich and there’s no poor everybody shares
Tokelau is sinking slowly
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What if they use lifepo4 battery
Too expensive.
@@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams. Not any more.
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Scientists are still debating if sea levels are actually rising.
Atolls are always eroding until the volcano erupts again.
Get a bucket of sand once in a while. It's called adaptation.
Right! Because science is forever changing. We’ve adapted to climate thus far 🤷🏻♀️
No they're not. There is no doubt sea levels are rising globally although in some areas the land is rising or subsiding.
@@budawang77 There is always doubt when humans and money are involved. When sea levels rose 300 feet after the ice age, man thrived as the earth warmed. I'm sure another inch or two won't kill off the human race.
Our elders say the ocean tides have been much higher than when they were children
@@tasilua1051 so did they pull their boats up a little higher on the beach??
Lead acid and hundreds of inverters???? Must be a government project
It's all government money and donations mostly from New Zealand taxpayers. Why is the question, what do we get back in return.
Why didn't they do hydro electric too
if aluminum foil is recycled...
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Is aluminium foil hazardous for our health? No, aluminium foil in itself is not hazardous for our health. However, as a precautionary measure strongly acidic products or foods that contain a lot of salt shouldn't be kept or barbecued in aluminium foil. Hmm! Perhaps banana leaves' use shouldn't be shed just yet.
The use of aluminum foil is disappointing.... and in less than 80 years, these islands will disappear... it's just fact...
I've been living oceanside for 43 years. Sea level IS NOT RISING.
@olsim1730 been living oceanside 53 years.... beach eroded a lot.. where we used to walk is all sea now... especially sandy beaches... rock beaches take very long, obviously... a place like Miami will be gone by 2090
Aww Gummon Man😂 You expect them to live in the stone ages?? 😂😂 It's obviously not Sustainable!!
@@nas6587 I hear you, but erosion is a natural process which does not necessarily indicate anything to do with a rise in sea level.
@olsim1730 I agree with you 100% that erosion is natural, but where there used to be the beach is no more.. either the sea rose or the land lowered.. I'm talking about something I see dissappear since I was a kid... alot of homes were abandoned right on the beach...
4:28 there is no rich there is no poor we are just obese
in our not to distant history it was discovered that simgle keel boats were safer than pontoon boats and that is why over the last 500 years or so there have been no pontoon boats used as it was determined mono hull was much safer. Today people think they can build stronger pontoon boats with apartment attached and they can go anywhere in their hehe so stable boats. I just have one question, how many pontoon boats and righted themselves after fliping over. I have been knocked down twice and had a fast recovery in monohulls with full keels. I would never recoment a fin keel to anyone that wants to cruise the world. Be as safe as possible , buy a full keel sailing yacht.
They have so little land and they aren't raising the panels up or on the roof,not good thinking
Lead acid batteries ,old technology
But cheap and reliable, if weight and space are not a problem.
@@q.e.d.9112 not a lot of cycles,and almost same price as lifepo4
@@q.e.d.9112
Agreed!
I quote "The greatest seafarers of all time" Gee, I bet the Norse Vikings would like to comment on that. The Chinese were no slouches either.
And now most fear the seas and fish in protected harbours.
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Not true, Micronesian navigator Mau Piailug traveled to Hawaii to teach the Hawaiians how to navigate the ocean.
Right, and not all of polynesia forgot how to navigate
Looks like they don’t do this often. Lots of overweight people. Hi sugar n saturated fat diet.
And you're perfect?
Then what you do with the old batteries just throw them in the ocean
It’s sad to hear my family calling out to the world of enlighten civilisation to fall on deaf ears 😢
yes, they can teach us so much about harmony and unity.
Sea level rises every day, what harmony and unity, my blood brothers and sisters, life is dying
Imagine being a country that never invented high technology.... You'd feel pathetic
I have difficulty imagining being a country. I don’t know what countries think or feel. I can imagine being a person, you perhaps, but I can’t imagine you ever invented any high technology.
Do you feel, appropriately pathetic?
Such a beautiful place but unfortunately will be under water in a 100 years or less.
Scientists have already warned us. Many years ago But it's still there
No
Consumerism
Who pays for all of that?
The gov who do u think pays for it mate
New Zealand.
Not You, So What's Your Problem?
Fat and happy people
Just like other country fat and sad people
Bet you can't say it to there face🥴
I highly doubt they literally share everything (borrowing from family members)
While solar has benefited ... there are other ways they don't want us to know about much better than solar or wind.
Diesel mo bettah
Such as?
So if its so perfect there on your tropical island why do so many of your kind come to Au to live eh my good man?
May I ask what is ur background m8 ? !!!
The same reason your own ancestors migrated there 🙄😂
no rich no poor and everybody is obese!
Everybody?😂do u need glasses or you're just jealous..lol
Sad. Traditional?. Destroying traditions.
My thoughts exactly. A shadow of former tradition
Won't be there after global warming
2000 years ago The Pyramids of Giza was powered by solar limestone panel granites space ships from other planets would stop there charge up before flying off to explore other planets wow smoking a chocolate flavoured blunt to this video ✈️
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