MIN CHARTER 2018-11-09 (2018-2020)

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Hawaii County Charter Commission -5 November 9, 2018 RECESS: RECONVENE: and government lands under lease in 1898. The 1.8 million were not under lease. The phony government that calls themselves the Republic of Hawaii ceded it over to the United States without authority either under the Republic or the U.S. Constitution. When it came back in 1959, well 1920, it was called Hawaiian Homes. In 1959 these lands were called Hawaiian Homelands, 1.8 million by compact which is illegal because compacts are under U.S. Constitution and individual States signing, but the United States government has no authority to do compacts. And they did it with the territory of Hawaii so the territory of Hawaii could be admitted to the Union as a State, meaning they are not a State, they are a phony colony under the 1900 Organic Act and they are asking Congress to admit them to the Union as a State which is illegal so that the Act in itself, the Admission Act is an illegal act. It is based on the Northwest Ordinance having a compact. The whole act in itself is based on the Northwest Ordinance. It is illegal. So one thing I noticed that a lot of the land issue, they don't include native tenant rights and the only thing is to purchase lands that are crown and government lands and you have got people claiming they own those lands. That's illegal, that. As the old saying goes, buyer beware. With that I will end with the reservation of the rights of this Kingdom under the Queen's protest of January 17, 1893 against U.S. Minister Stevens, It is yet to make it's way to the U.S. Supreme Court. MS. MURAMOTO: You have thirty seconds. MR. VICENTE: Article 3, Section 2, Clause 2 original but limited jurisdiction. U.S. courts have no jurisdiction over the Hawaiian Kingdom, only over its ministers and counsels and the other one is the constitutionality of the Reciprocity Treaty of 1875, it is based on the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. It applies to the Ohio River Valley only through Article 5 of the ordinance. Thank you. CHR. ADAMS: Thank you for your testimony. Do we have any other testifiers in Kona? Hilo? Okay. MS. MURAMOTO: There are none in Hilo. CHR. ADAMS: Thank you very much Hilo. At this time I would like to, I understand that there is a question from one of the Commissioners? A recess? Alright, that's fair. Let's take a five minute recess. At 2:31 p.m., the Chair called for a recess. The meeting reconvened at 2:38 p.m. Page 17