2020-07-02 Exh C PD Initiated (Primary Airports)

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VICENTE: Good morning again, my name is Dwight Vicente representing the Hawaiian Kingdom. The Hilo Airport is on the ceded lands going back to 1898 by the Banana Republic. In 1920 they placed it under Hawaiian Homes. Hawaiian Homes is based on a Northwest Ordinance of 1787. That's why you have the Public Trust Doctrine and the blood quantum. I don't see Hawaiian Homes here though. I represent the Hawaiian Kingdom and not Hawaiian Homes now. But, I don't see no where, where's there's communication between the Hawaiian Homes Commission and this Commission. As far as for the airport in Kona I believe that those were leased lands. They were not ceded in 1898. You remember all the coastal lands was all leased out. The interior lands had no leases. So, like they were talking about the Pohakuloa. That is Hawaiian Homes. Well, they rebranded as Hawaiian Homes. But, that is actually Government Lands for the Hawaiian Kingdom. So, US Military being here is unconstitutional because the US Military is only in the thirteen (13) states and under Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17, purchase with the consent of the legislature of one of the 13 states. That's it. Now, going back to the Kona Airport it's not under Hawaiian Homes but, the Hilo one right now for the moment it is under Hawaiian Homes until the 1898 Joint Resolution is challenged. The word Public Lands comes from the Banana Republic. In 1894, they called those lands without lease contract as Public Lands. Well, Public Lands you'll find them in the Ohio River Valley only. Those are called Public Lands and that's what the Public Trust Doctrine applies to. Now, going back to the 1898 Joint Resolution, Congress said Federal Land Law shall not apply to these stolen 1,750,000 acres. Well, in the 1900 they applied the Northwest Ordinance created Territory of Hawaii. In 1920 they did the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act which is based on the Northwest Ordinance. Part of the deal was, it was also ending a removal act. They removed the natives off from the leased lands so that Banana Territory of Hawaii could do their adverse possession on those lands. That's where the lessees claimed or went to the Banana Courts under the Territory and put in a false claim of ownership. That's how you have all those "roads in limbo"right now. Well, the "roads in limbo"because lands are in limbo. The Banana Territory could not do adverse possession. They had no authority. They were limited to the 1,750,000 acres only. So, you guys need to get the Hawaiian Homes here as I represent the Hawaiian Kingdom and not Hawaiian Homes. So, dealing with that you that. But,the Kona Airport is still Kingdom yet. With that I reserve the rights of this Kingdom under the Queen's protest of January 17, 1893 against criminal US Minister Stevens it is yet to make its way to the US Supreme Court, Article 3, Section 2, Clause 2 original but limited jurisdiction. The 1898 Joint Resolution goes back to the 1875 Reciprocity Treaty that's why people wonder why they didn't do a joint resolution as based on the 1875 Reciprocity Treaty. Going all the way back to 1820, President Monroe had no authority to appoint John C. Jones as the agent for the US and sent the missionary families and the US Navy here. No treaty, no authority, Marbury versus Madison. Thank you. RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much. Any questions for Mr. Vicente? Thank you, Mr. Vicente. This time I would like to call in Melvin Mason, Jr. Can you please raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter now before the Planning Commission? EXHIBIT C 5