Material available for media agents interested in this story will include:
· Video footage of Nichols denouncing U.S. Senators, Congressmen, Generals, and various other U.S. agents at Federal Hearings for ongoing crimes in Hawaii and renouncing U.S. citizenship in December 1999. And at a University lecture in California just before leaving the U.S.
· Hidden camera video of Nichols challenging a judge in a U.S. court regarding civil rights abuses and the courts blatant violation of Article I of the Bill Of Rights (free press) by not allowing video documentation of alleged civil rights violations.
· Video footage of Nichols involvement in marine rescues with his business "Deep Ecology Hawaii." (see http://www.deepecology1.com )
· Photographs of Nichols as a U.S. Marine, political activist, and marine conservationist rescuing endangered Green Sea Turtles in Hawaii (40 rescues total).
· Various documents including those listed above along with the "Non-Violence Resolution" written by Nichols which was enacted into Hawaiian Kingdom Law in 2001 and numerous others pertaining to his commitment to peaceful and lawful means of resistance.
· Video footage of Nichols denouncing U.S. Senators, Congressmen, Generals, and various other U.S. agents at Federal Hearings for ongoing crimes in Hawaii and renouncing U.S. citizenship in December 1999. And at a University lecture in California just before leaving the U.S.
· Hidden camera video of Nichols challenging a judge in a U.S. court regarding civil rights abuses and the courts blatant violation of Article I of the Bill Of Rights (free press) by not allowing video documentation of alleged civil rights violations.
· Video footage of Nichols involvement in marine rescues with his business "Deep Ecology Hawaii." (see http://www.deepecology1.com )
· Photographs of Nichols as a U.S. Marine, political activist, and marine conservationist rescuing endangered Green Sea Turtles in Hawaii (40 rescues total).
· Various documents including those listed above along with the "Non-Violence Resolution" written by Nichols which was enacted into Hawaiian Kingdom Law in 2001 and numerous others pertaining to his commitment to peaceful and lawful means of resistance.