You mean the revisionist sovereignty fringe history written in the sovereignty fringe handbook.  Try reading books in the "Hawaiian Collection" at the U of H library.  I enjoy reading books that were written in the late 1800s and early 1900s. You know, before all this sovereignty nonsense started in the 1960s after Statehood when the Polynesians lost their control of the Hawaii elections due to the most discriminated groups (Japanese and Chinese) being all allowed to vote from that time forward.  
Polynesians like Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole loved Democracy and was Hawaii's Representative to the U.S. Congress from 1902 to 1922, always speaking in favor of full Statehood. 
It's funny how Polynesians loved Democracy as long as they controlled it, now they want to take the ball and go home because they can't always have it their way anymore.
Kind of like those White supremacists in the Southern U.S. that go by the name depicted in three capital letters, eh?