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Conclusion and Supporting Concerns Regarding Transparency, Sovereignty, <br /> and Governance <br /> The cumulative evidence presented in this affidavit points to a consistent lack of trans- <br /> parency and potential deception by officials of the County of Hawaii. The agreements <br /> and partnerships with international organizations, particularly ICLEI's Cities Forward <br /> program and the sister-city relationship with Fortaleza, Brazil, appear to align with in- <br /> ternational agendas, such as the promotion of SMART Cities. This alignment was not <br /> fully disclosed to the public, despite reassurances from officials about the community- <br /> driven nature of the General Plan. <br /> Furthermore, recent insights provided by international law expert Francis A. Boyle high- <br /> light additional concerns. In a public statement, Boyle warns that the "Pact for the Fu- <br /> ture"—set to be adopted by heads of state—constitutes a treaty-level agreement <br /> with binding legal obligations under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. <br /> Boyle argues that this pact would bypass formal procedures for amending the UN <br /> Charter and consolidate power within the office of the UN Secretary-General, posing a <br /> threat to the sovereignty of member states. (reference Exhibit 12 page 8 of appendix) <br /> This warning underscores the need for extreme caution in engaging with international <br /> initiatives like ICLEI and similar external partnerships, as they may involve commitments <br /> to global governance structures that bypass local oversight. It is increasingly clear that <br /> partnerships like the one between Hawaii County and Fortaleza may not simply be co- <br /> operative exchanges but could potentially embed external policy frameworks within <br /> local planning processes without public consent. <br /> In light of these developments, it is imperative to seek clarity and accountability re- <br /> garding the true scope of these agreements. The concerns raised by Boyle, when <br /> viewed alongside the evidence of deception by County officials, suggest that the <br /> community has not been adequately informed about the potential impacts of these <br /> arrangements. The possibility that SMART Cities-related objectives were deliberately <br /> concealed raises serious questions about the legitimacy of the General Plan 2045 and <br /> its alignment with the interests of the people of Hawaii County. <br /> Given the stakes involved, further actions are essential, including: <br /> 1. Formal inquiries into all contracts, agreements, and communications with <br /> ICLEI and Fortaleza. <br /> 2. Immediate FOIA requests to obtain records related to the Cities Forward <br /> program and other relevant partnerships. <br />
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