2020-02-06 Exh B Piilani Partners Remand SMA 18-070

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notice for title correction and also a warning to cease and desist. Typically, you just get the title correction and then you get to cease and desist ten days later, but, because it's been so many times that people are in dishonor and in default, we're going to give you both today, but this is a tremendous opportunity for justice for everybody all concerned. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a joke or mere paper tiger to be ignored anymore. Hawai`i's true status and the law of this `aina is confirmed because nobody responds. It's a maxim of law. If I make a claim, and I provide evidence—sure, okay, thank you very much. [Referring to Ms. Hall's sign indicating how much time Mr. Tamashiro had left to test.] If I make a claim and I provide evidence and nobody responds, the claim is now true. The law is confirmed. Kanaka Maoli and Hawaiian nationals of all colors are right now organizing our judicial system and law enforcement infrastructure and procedure. I promise you, the truth and the law will be enforced, and pono Hawaiians and faithful Americans, if you want to be American, will be enforcing the same law together. The same law. I've included a copy in the first title correction, a copy of U.S. Constitution, Article VI, Clause 2 in your notice. This is called the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution. It's very clear. Treaties are the highest law of the land. This is U.S. Constitution. Any law, no matter how long, 127 years you've been traditionally following it, there's no statutory limit, yeah, on fraud. Be truthful. Do no harm. Honor your word. Play close attention everybody, because the law of this `aina is returned. You will have ten days to respond in writing, please, with your autograph. God bless everyone. Ua Mau ke Ea o ka `Aina I ka Pono. I'll be here for any questions whether in private or public. We thank you for your time. RAFFIPIY: Thank you, Mr. Tamashiro. Ms. Harden? HARDEN: Yeah, good morning Commission. Thank you for your volunteer service. I'm going to be just raising some points that you may or may not want to add in your reply to the Judge, and I'm speaking for Sierra Club, Hawaii Island group, Cory Harden. So, I'm going to be jumping around a bit. The Judge said don't talk about Piilani's use of plastic bottles, but I'm not talking about the use of plastic bottles; the problem is Piilani's abdicating the responsibility for the bottles after they sell them and get their return on them. A comment from the State Office of Planning talking about the aquifer. They said it was fresh, irreplaceable, and highly vulnerable to contamination. Regarding public trust, if Piilani is not harming the public trust, I wonder why there was just zero public testimony in support and, of course, tremendous public testimony in opposition. There was also opposition from Native Hawaiian leaders, which bring us to cultural impacts, and for some Native Hawaiians, the water has spiritual qualities, and as Claudia Rohr has pointed out, Piilani is trying to exploit that and market it. That was from my emailed testimony and then I did some written testimony. There has been a concern about leaks underground. In fact, the Piilani hydrologist talked about well drilled in, on West Hawai` i. Had no idea that they would run into the situation which they did. It was flowing out. "We just sealed the leak last year," and he said I think this was for 16 to EXHIBIT B 5