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Faasinomaga@Tagaloa points to an era in our history when culture was trully indigenous. Since the paleface came it's totally watered down with their supremacy bs and religious nonsense. Until you learn to question what you were taught you'll never learn Christianity is a system they mastermind to control and keep you poor. Have faith. E le po pea se nu'u.

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LOOKING UP AT SPIRIT GOD TAGALOA from LE TO SUA!
As the proud founder and Chosen Messenger of Tagaloa Tradition I encourage every Samoan to follow our "Discovering Tagaloa" podcast starting soon. Many if not most of you all are Christians because that was handed down for generations so you're stuck with it. Muslims are labelled terrorists, the Israelis, goes without saying, at Gaza are murderers of babies, children women and men, Confucious is now studied, go figure, at the National University of Samoa, and yet mention Tagaloa and every Samoan cringe like someone farted in their face. And the joke is you're adamant about decolonizing your mindset, reclaiming your identity, even my Tagaloa Tradition sacred culture is now so bastardized by you worshiping the palagi way? That's why I'll say it again and again, "As long as you worship the yite man's concept of god, you all shall remain the yite man's slave physically, mentally and religiously." They fossilized in your brain the fear of burning in hell, if you don't do this, if you don't do that, and you still believe that BS? It's a tool they use to control you... and it's working. Samoa come to Tagaloa Tradition, your indigenous Spirituality, o lau Fa'a-Samoa a lena! TAUTUANA E TAUSI LE VA MA TAGALOA LOU ATUA

Nature Vibrates with those they share the same frequencies with. It's an alignment that's innate in every indigenous First Nation People. Tagaloa Tradition is saying, "Be proud you're not yite... I AM."

It was meant to be a spectacle—an eagle soaring across the college football stadium, a symbol of tradition. But this time, something shifted. The eagle veered off course. It didn’t return to its handler. Instead, out of tens of thousands of roaring fans, it landed gently—on the arm of the only Native person in the script could have written this.
In a place where Native identity is often overlooked, where land acknowledgments are rarely more than words, nature made a quiet statement. Purposeful. Proud. The eagle didn’t just land—it honored.
In that one still moment, history met presence. An ancient spirit touched down not on turf, but in truth. And everyone felt it. The crowd hushed. The symbolism soared. You couldn’t miss the weight of it, even if you didn’t fully understand.
Sometimes, it’s not the ceremony that matters—but the unscripted moments where nature writes its own story.

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We should go back to our Matai system the indigenous communist form of governance our Spirit Creator Tagaloa gave our Ancestors to teach us. Right now we don't know whether we're coming or going because the Westminister system is the conditioner of our law making Parliament and our law enforcement Courts and Judiciary. Listen to the end please and leave a comment below.

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LAUAKI E LAGONA PEA SI OU I'ULEO
Le Mau a P**e is famous, but what about Le Mau a Tinã? Crawling through bushes at night, dodging patrols to deliver food. After dinner it’s rendezvous in the woods.
Lauaki’s loud “uuuhm!” says it all: “Quiet down, or the Germans will catch us all naked!” Banter was the Mau’s Panadol for the pain of colonization. That spirit is the magic of the new song - storytelling with heart and humour.
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Manaia le faalogologo atu i le molimau manino ma le mae'ae'a a Mrs Imoa Talapusi Tuisila i le Mau le a*o ta'ua o le Black Saturday lea na maliliu ai latou e to'asefulu i pulufana a fitafita niu sila. Faafetai mo le mau Aunty RIP 🙏 ❤️ 😍 💖

Magaia foi faa*oa sia Tina mea ga kukupu la a*o 🔥❤️