2019-06-06 Hearing Transcript - Autozone Parts REZ 06-052

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up from three to five years to 25 years. Now, the plantation used most of those lands and the pastural ones was leased out to the guys who raise cattle. Now, these lands are still under the jurisdiction of the Hawaiian Kingdom because the leases ended in 1915. And, the only reason why it was not ceded in 1898 by the banana republic of Hawaii was the fact that there was contracts on those lands. The lands that, the Crown and Government lands that did not have a contract was 1,750,000 acres that was illegally ceded to the United States and incorporated under Article IV, Section II, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution, no amendment, Marbury vs. Madison. Now, these lands today, the County and the State of Hawaii and the Federal Government is taking control of this, leased lands that were not ceded to the U.S. In 1920, the lands that were illegally ceded was rebranded. The Crown and Government lands were rebranded as Hawaiian Home Lands, and those lands you don't have fee simple. Well, there's no fee simple, and now [inaudible] million acres also. And, those lands still fall under the jurisdiction of the Hawaiian Kingdom. So, anyone claiming to own the land is fraudulent, and the County and the State of Hawaii does not have jurisdiction over these lands that were not ceded. Their limits are the Hawaiian Homes Lands. That is the County of Hawaii and the State of Hawaii. So, they cannot be claiming, even like this Commission here, there's no jurisdiction over thelands, only the lands only rebranded as Hawaiian Home lands. So, the development becomes illegal, and you cannot be facilitating an illegal act. We're looking forward to bringing in an injunction against the County and the State and the Federal, if need be, against the illegal development of these 2 million plus acres of Crown and Government lands that were not ceded to the United States in 1898. The courts has jurisdiction to stop the County and the State from going beyond its limits which is Hawaiian Home lands. The other lands is still Hawaiian Kingdom and has native tenant rights to every inch of land that was not ceded. And, my job here is to make sure you guys don't go beyond the limits. And, even the limits of Hawaiian Home lands is even questionable because there's no amendment to the U.S. Constitution. There is no State of Hawaii because the Article I, Section II, Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution, there's only 13 states. There's no Article V amendment to have any more than 13 states. So, with that, I'll end with the reservation of the rights of this Kingdom under the Queen's Protest of January 17, 1893, against U. S. Minister Stevens that has yet to make its way to U.S. Supreme Court, Article III, Section 2, Clause 2, original but limited jurisdiction. And, the other one is the constitutionality of 1898 joint resolution. And, the other one is the 1875 Reciprocity Treaty which King Kalakaua and the U.S. President CLARKSON: Please wrap it up VICENTE: —did not sign. And, the other one is the 1820President Munroe appointed John C. Jones as the agent for the U.S., and he was in charge of the missionary family and the U.S. Navy that was sent [inaudible] without constitutional amendment or authority [inaudible]. Thank you. CLARKSON: Any questions for either of these testifiers from the Commission? EXHIBIT A 19