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they are broke and that is where it is cheap. Puna is fixing to explode. There are a lot more people there than you think. I'm telling you, this Bill 270, we are bringing them out, people I never saw; they are coming out of the woodwork. We didn't get counted in the census. Nobody came to my house. They hung a little thing on the chain and left; and I don't blame them. If I was a census counter, and I showed up at some of these cats houses down there in Hawaiian Acres, and there was a skull hanging on the fence, I don't think I would go knocking on their door. The Federal government tells us we have 9% unemployment, we got about 16% to 20 %. We got 9 million homes in foreclosure. Get ready folks, the future is going to bring some people here. We are going to have a lot of people here, fast. I hope, do the best, good luck. One thing I did learn in Vegas; I'll take luck over skill any day. Thank you. CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you. Our next to last testifier is Dwight Vicente. DWIGHT VICENTE (At this time Dwight Vicente came forward to address members of the Commission.) MR. VICENTE: My name is Dwight Vicente and I'm representing the Hawaiian Kingdom. I hear people call themselves residents, or they are usually referred to as the people of the State of Hawaii, but if you look at the Kingdom's history, there were only Native Hawaiians, foreign businessmen, and the rest were contract slaves that were brought over. After the January 7, 1893 protest against the overthrow, there still remains Native Hawaiians, no contract slaves, but there are slaves, and businessmen. On top of that they have the military occupation. So, if one thinks that slavery ended, it didn't; they call them employees today. Look up the definition of the work employee. Well, the voter registration requires you to be first a citizen of the United States, plural. Second, you need to be a legal resident of the State of Hawaii. I don't say State of Hawaii, because there is no such place. Hawaiian islands exist. In fact, if you look at the 1898 Crown Government Lands were annexed to Washington D.C. That goes back to the Bayonet Constitution where the foreigners took up arms against King Kalakaua and they applied the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 to this Kingdom, pretending like they got jurisdiction over the Kingdom, and had the military, the Navy with an illegal standing Army on board in Pearl Harbor. At the 1950 Constitutional Convention, Stainback stated that they applying the Northwest Ordinance to create the State of Hawaii, like they did with the Territory of Hawaii and the Provisional Government and the Republic of Hawaii. Those are not true governments. The only true government is the Hawaiian Kingdom. And in that government, you can be naturalized to it. The other four, creatures of collusion, there is no laws of naturalization. Anybody can get off the boat anywhere and say I have a right to be here. But is there a valid treaty? There must be treaty relationships. On top of that the government has to have laws of naturalization. I was reading that one of the things required is to show ID. Are they asking for a passport? That is an actual ID, not the one that the fake State of Hawaii is issuing. They want you to sign away your rights to life. They give you a Social Security number; that took away your right as a human being. So, I am going to end this by reserving the rights of this Kingdom under the Queen's protest of January 17, 1893 against U.S. Minister Stephens, Article III, Section 2, Clause 2. Thank you. 35