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Hawaii County Charter Commission -4 October 12, 2018 <br />CHR. ADAMS: Sir, you've reached three minutes on this agenda item. <br />MR. VICENTE: Okay, Communication 1.8. The problem I see now is Jen <br />Ruggles. Corporation Counsel cannot give legal advice to her and there's a <br />conflict of interest. But this is dealing with international law. And apparently the <br />Corporation Counsel has no standing in that. They should get an opinion from the <br />U.S. Attorney. <br />Not to mention there's other conflicts. As I stated earlier there's one that the <br />Reciprocity Treaty of 1875; the removal of the Queen in 1893, January 17; and <br />the imposition of the American citizens in the kingdom's government. That's like <br />Mr. Putin and his KGB being part of Donald Trump's cabinet. It's illegal now, <br />and it's illegal then. It doesn't matter. So it's all questionable what was going on. <br />And in fact when you look back after the Reciprocity Treaty of 1875, you're <br />going to see a U.S. citizen here placed demands on the Hawaiian Kingdom. <br />The Homestead Program in 1894, arming themselves, forcing King Kalakaua into <br />a constitution giving themselves, the U.S. citizens here the right to vote. And they <br />kept grabbing everything, all the rights that was secured in the Northwest <br />Ordinance is applied to this kingdom, and that's unconstitutional. So that needs <br />to be looked into. <br />With this I'll end with the Queen's protest of January 17, 1893. It has yet to go to <br />the U.S. Supreme Court, Article 3, Section 2, Clause 2. Original but limited <br />jurisdiction only U.S. Minister Stevens' illegal acts. And the other one is the <br />constitutionality of 1875 Reciprocity Treaty. Thank you. <br />CHR. ADAMS: Thank you, Sir. Ms. Aton. <br />Kanani Aton: Comm. No. 7.4, in opposition. <br />The Chair then called Kanani Aton, who made the following statement (see <br />Comm. 7.4.2): <br />KANANI ATON: MS. ATON: Aloha kakou. Hi, everybody. So this is a testimony in respectful <br />opposition to Communication number 7.4 from Environmental Management <br />Commission Chair Bennett that seeks to amend the County Charter by proposing <br />to dismantle Water Supply and create a Department of Water Sustainability. As a <br />long-standing DWS (Department of Water Supply) customer for over 30 years <br />when I first moved here into the dorms at Hale Kauanoe at UH Hilo, I testify that <br />my water has always been and continues to be regular, high quality, and reliable. <br />All domestic water needs for myself and my family have been met without <br />interruption even in times of area power outages in my area of residence, because <br />I know that water supply plans for and is mindful of its responsibility to me, their <br />Page 6 <br />
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