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(WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE) At 10:27PM on December 3, 2024, South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol went live on television while his country was sleeping to declare martial law. His country fought back. After all was said and done, Yoon's martial law proclamation lasted only 6 and a half hours.
Hawaii's lasted three years.
Internment camps, forced labor, military tribunals, and a pause on all constitutional and due process liberties. Curfews, blackouts, barbed wire covering the beaches. Death penalties and forced blood donations. Thousands of Japanese residents were rounded up and put behind barbed wire, while every Hawaiian was forced to live under total, merciless military control.
"It's too expensive to ship them somewhere," U.S. Secretary of Navy Frank Knox remarked. "Just make the islands an internment camp."
This is Duncan v. Kahanamoku (1946).
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0:00 - Intro
3:46 - Martial law drama (South Korea edition)
7:20 - WHAT GRINDS REB'S GEARS
19:24 - Martial law drama (South Korea edition) cont.
28:47 - Democracies are fragile! <3
34:24 - MARTIAL LAW IN THE USA
35:44 - Harry White's arrest
37:09 - No one knows WTF "martial law" means
39:34 - 1941 HAWAII UNDER MARTIAL LAW
44:53 - Why was martial law so bad?
50:00 - Japanese internment tales
56:44 - NO RIGHTS, NO JUSTICE
57:13 - Insane punishments
58:33 - Saffrey Brown Murder
1:02:08 - SUPREME COURT CLOCKS IN (kinda)
1:09:55 - Reb's Rebuttal
1:13:15 - BONUS! HOW THE U.S. STOLE HAWAII
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