"The Forbidden Island" - Ni'ihau Hawaii
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Ni'ihau is the 7th Largest Island in all of the Hawaii Islands.
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Yes, it’s fair, for God sake, let something remain pristine and unto itself
No public beach access is great. Keep aina safe
I read somewhere that it is the Robinson family's wish to preserve the way of life of the native hawaiians that have lived there for generations and still live there.. i dont know if its true but sounds cool to me
You’re exactly right. It also preserves the fauna and flora that are on the island.
At the end of the day it doesn't matter what you think about it. It's never going to change
Keep it the way it iz! 99.99%
Haole UA-camrs and instagramers trying to figure out how to get permission to go there and exploit it for likes 👍🏽
Yes it is. This family bought this island from the natives and promised to be good stewards. The natives remained with them on the island, and their culture has been protected along with this island by this family.
It’s privately owned
Would you enjoy someone on your property uninvited in your swimming pool?
It is privately owned by people who do not inhabit or tax the natives on the island…my question then…what good is it to purchase the land and do nothing with it? Not live…not profit…just own it for what? (Serious question because I really don’t know)
The king made a treaty with their ancestors to leave the land untouched much as possible
@@thomasnelson213is everything all about money?😂
@@thomasnelson213 Own it to just live on it. Does that really sound so weird you are unable to understand it?
@@thomasnelson213 It would be great to inherit some land. I don’t know what I would do with a Hawaiian island but it’s better than not having one lol
It was bought by a British Merchant in 1864 and is still owned by their descendents
That’s a nice fun fact…can u tell me what would be the benefit of owning an island with 170 ppl? How is this inheritance any help at all?
*Scottish plantation owner
Correction, Stolen*
@@dasheight203 no it was purchased
@@marcelmignault5425wrong. stolen lands, bulldog 🤙🏽
There are only about 20-30 that actually live there. Most have moved to the west side of Kauai.
🧐ohhh really and where does this information come from sir? Do you know Keith personally?? 🤔
@@Zaratemade85 I know several of the families personally. I have never met Keith or Bruce though.
I have uncles that have access to the islands and that’s just not true. They visit and help other Hawaiians on other islands with construction/labor for certain things but they aren’t living on other islands, they only speak original Hawaiian live off the land like the old kanaka maolis. They don’t speak a lick of English or care for the American way of life. They have about 100 of them but they don’t move to other islands to live.
Yes
Who the hell are they to forbid people from enjoying what God created is if they can own the world
yes, it’s fair because the beach brings a lot of gathering
I bet the Robinsons do some shady stuff on that island
sun shade island
Grow native plants that are endanger of being extinct
Well, there ARE trees, but if you really want some shade, go to some other island.
Yup we locals hardly ever talk about it. Only the talking points covered here in the comments. What is the reality? I'm with u man😮
I wonder why though? And who does live there?
Keep the country…..country!!
It is lame it's "owned" but right on for keeping it private
17 miles *
Not sure there is a waterfall (@23sec) like that or a waterfall at all in Ni’ihua. Water supply an issue.
the law is there are no beaches owned by individuals so if they follow hawai'i law they are breaking it.
That's what I was thinking too. All the beaches should have public access, I get that people shouldn't be allows to go onto private property but shouldn't they be able to sun bath if they land their boat there.
It's not part of hawaii
Lol why would they follow laws of a different land?
Are you dumb? They own the island. It's theirs. They can do as they see fit.
@@TravisLambertethey own the whole island. It’s not apart of publicly owned land, so no you shouldn’t be entitled to land your boat there and sunbathe. The entitlement here is CRAZY! This is the *only* place where native Hawaiians are still practicing their original way of life! Part of that being possible is by not being intertwined with non-native people. They speak Hawaiian, they hunt and fish for sustenance. Opening the beaches to the public would put all of that at risk! That you would even entertain this question to the visitors of your channel shows me that you are not a channel that cares about history or sustaining the culture and traditions of the Hawaiian people and that means you’re apart of the problem! I won’t be coming back here and I hope once others see this video that they won’t be either!
How can an island be owned in middle of ocean.
Jealous much ?😂
As opposed to all the owned land islands?
Sounds fishy. Robinson doesn’t sound Hawaiian
Haha, very true.
It is the most Hawaiian island on Earth.
Hoe planten deze mensen zich dan voort als er niemand van buitenaf mag komen?
MAUI visits the island damsels on secret special days every seven years, and nine months and nine days later they bear strong and beautiful sons and daughters who never tire of doing good. THIS is why casual tourism, etc. is not allowed. // MAUI besoek die eilandmeisies elke sewe jaar op geheime spesiale dae, en nege maande en nege dae later baar hulle sterk en pragtige seuns en dogters wat nooit moeg word om goed te doen nie. DIT is hoekom informele toerisme, ens. nie toegelaat word nie.
Such a tragedy. Greedy European conquers
Kudos to this family though. If it wasnt for them this would be another colonized island. Instead they are still honoring the Kings wish to preserve the life and traditions of the natives there
They are all Hawaiians now. The owner-family, included.
I’m assuming no police so what would happen if we all just started showing up to vacation, swim, explore, etc.?
Bet the US government would get involved
Private property owned and enforced by themselves. You trespass, you’re either going to jail on the mainland if you’re lucky enough to survive. Otherwise, pompous fools such as yourself…say good bye to your loved ones back home, because you’re probably not coming back.
I never understood how we humans think we can buy and own land like that. It seems ridiculous to me, that you can just close off a whole island like that
and yet the natives who lived there are still living there and the land is free from pollution and government greed.
There are no paved roads on the island, and the 85 natives have been living there since record keeping began there
THEN GROW UP
I bet you're gonna rent for the rest of your life. Never going to own anything. Bet you love communism.
Yiu will understand when you own land.
Epstein Island of Hawaii..... think about it missing kids in the maui fires and missing people from years past from all the islands
That idea might not ne as crazy as it sounds.
Holy shit, nothing as awful as having people visit.
There is a top secret base here. Area 57!
They shouldn’t be allowed to leave the island
Poor Hawaii too small to fight against the giant colonialism
The majority of people are of Japs origin. Europeans are a minority in everything.
It belongs to the natives not some bitish old family.
Scottish
Incorrect, it was bought. Or should we slaughter every person alive for owning land that was once owned and sold/conquered from the ancestors of every person alive today claiming reparations? “My ancestors sold our land and I want it back for free now 1000 years later, it’s the right thing to do!!”
@@4jup4ter4 the British own the Scott's always have so definitely British.
Yes