Tonga assists two Samoa's

Moana-a-Maui wrote:

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Hi Tonga 4 Life
I was born & raised in Tonga only came here to Uni went back work in Tonga, came back for more then back working in Tonga... now I am here working,,but I have kids like you who belong to two culture..so I did make sure I take them to Tonga so they fully know & live there Tongan culture.. when people do not know their culture unfortunately they seem to float not knowing where they belong..
People in Tonga want to change copying the palangi sometime not knowing their fiepangi..got nothing to-do with the palangi culture..you come from both so you know what I mean..its a matter of respecting both and know whats right whats wrong..Palangi culture is fine..for the palangi and those who know..Our Tongan culture is a wonderful culture based on sharing, love and being a family being humane..it also have tapu as a form of control..so things are inorder.. Its a culture which exist for thousands of years..will still exist if we want it to be or ensure thats it will.. some ???? people want it overhall I do not know why ?? I guess they do not really know our own culture
Cheers & best regards
Ofa atu..

Supadupa650 wrote:

Se ufa american samoa dont need tangoz money dai can shove up da kingz a$& lol

Da Man wrote:

<quoted text>Because Supatopa's family is rich, they work the yards in America and change the nappies of old people. After the tsunami, all his family had no toilets so they had to shit in the bush and wipe their asses with rock since all the newspaper were wet.

Da Man wrote:

<quoted text>Because Supatopa's family is rich, they work the yards in America and change the nappies of old people. After the tsunami, all his family had no toilets so they had to shit in the bush and wipe their asses with rock since all the newspaper were wet.

Proud wrote:

There's a Samoan saying.."O uo i aso uma a'o uso mo aso vale" meaning Friends are for everyday but true brothers are always there in time of need no matter what. Tongans are basically family.
Fa'afetai Tonga its not the amount but the thought that counts.
Manuia.