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Article 4, Section 3, Clause 2, which states that Congress shall have power to dispose of and make all need for rules and regulations respecting the Territory. They was referring only to the Northwest Ordinance. Getting rid of those lands. Thomas Jefferson himself realized there was no authority, no legal authority, over those lands, so he proposed three amendments which never passed. And what did he do later on? He purchased Louisiana, realizing there was no authority, not under the Articles of Confederation which it was written under and not under the U.S. Constitution. In the joint resolution of 1898, one of the biggest mistakes they made in the, to do illegal activity was, decided the U.S. Constitution was a controlling law over that document, which was nullified. In the Organic Act 1900, same act, nullified. So in 1959, the Mission Act, same thing, nullified. State Constitution, again, nullified. Why? Because it cited the controlling law as being the U.S. Constitution giving them no authority to do any of those acts. Lot of people say Hawaii is part of the United States. I say, no, look at the American flag, it has 50 stripes, with only 13 stripes. Till today the United States is 13 states. For each state, one star, one stripe. So IÓd have to look at the flag and say thereÓs something wrong. ThereÓs no legal authority here to conduct any business. Land title is in suspension right now because of the Royal Land Patent. The only people that legally issue them is no longer around to transfer. TMKs is not a right to own land. You have no ownership rights. So itÓs all in question. So I think not any one of you have any authority to make any decision, other than to cease and desist. Over 100 years of illegal, what they call, use of patience of power under the guise of the Northwest Ordinance, which has never been attacked yet, never was taken up to the U.S. Supreme Court to be challenged. And I think thatÓs the jurisdiction statement that has to be put into question. Did the United States acquire jurisdiction based on the Northwest Ordinance? I would say, no. So everything here is illegal. The rights of the indigenous people is still intact. Right now thereÓs no legal or authorized government to do any kind of business here; and thereÓs a lot of foreign nationals here that claim to be U.S. citizens. Their citizenship shall be in question. If you look back at those guys that participated with the Republic and the Provisional government, they had the understanding that their taking the oath to those two governments did not terminate their nationality. If they were Americans, they remained as Americans. So, and whatever other foreign nationalities that participated -. So thereÓs a lot of questions that should be, gotta be answered. Over 100 years has gone by, and I think itÓs about time those questions be taken up and get an answer for. So my public statement is made under protest. I reserve all my rights GALDONES:Hold on, Mr. Vincent. Commissioners, any questions of 23