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of the lottery, and because the U.S. Navy was illegally stationed there with land forces on board, which is a standing Army; a violation of the U.S. Constitution. treaty for them to be here to begin with. That is military and its citizens; and they are still here today. If one was to research the history of the Provisional Government, it is a government of 13 foreigners, 9 Americans, 2 Germans, and 2 British. They had no laws of naturalization. They existed because of military occupation and for no other reason. The territory of HawaiÒi is a creature of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. It was written by the three stooges; Jefferson, Monroe, and Dean under the Articles of a Federation which never authorized them to write that document to begin with. It is still in use today by the United States. It is called the Colonial Doctrine; some call it the Manifest Destiny. If you look at what it says in there, it dealt with lands mostly acquired by Virginia, outside of Virginia. So they had problems during the Articles of Confederation, so when they adopted the United States Constitution in 1791, it was transferred to Congress to dispose of; and that is in the U.S. Constitution, Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2. Now, they never today; they created the Territory of HawaiÒi in 1900 based on that document. They created the State of HawaiÒi in 1950. ItÓs very important to know all of this because--- CHR. SIRACUSA : I want to interrupt you for just a second. First of all, you are over your three minutes, so I would ask you to give us your final conclusion, and try to let us understand how this ties in with an item on the agenda. MR. VICENTE : YouÓve got population; the majority of the population is foreign nationals; they donÓt even know what their nationality is. They are so confused because of the lies that have been made out. The United States is only 13 States. CHR. SIRACUSA: ItÓs not nationality that we are looking at here; itÓs residents. MR. VICENTE: Resident means temporary. MR. OSHIRO: Ms. Chair, if Mr. Vicente can summarize and finish. MR. VICENTE: So, the question is who you actually belong to, because in 1950 the Constitutional says Asians couldnÓt be naturalized in 1950. But if you look at the whole history there are no laws of naturalization for the Provisional Republic, Territory, and State of HawaiÒi The Hawaiian Kingdom has laws of naturalization. So that is the question; who do you belong to? Who do you owe your allegiance to? And taxation; we shouldnÓt have taxes here. The U.S. Census shouldnÓt be applied to the Hawaiian Kingdom. We are actually in the Hawaiian Kingdom, not in the fake State of HawaiÒi. So I am going to leave you some copies so you can actually see what I am talking about. I want these copies to be made part of the record and each and every one of you should read it so you can see why I am saying what I am saying. CHR. SIRACUSA: Did you make enough for everybody? MR. VICENTE: No, you guys are all going to have to share. 3