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No Annexation means No Jurisdiction...... the Provisional govt had No Sovereignty, the Republic of Hawaii had No Sovereignty, the Territory of the United States was developed by the Army, Navy, and other personnel.....it became a Municipality....Territories have No Sovereignty, it was only when a Proclamation/ an Eecutive Order was signed then Hawaii was under the U.S. sovereignty, a shared sovereignty, having on 1/50th interest as with other states such as the state of California, Texas....all having a 1/50 interest... MEANWHILE, the Hawaiian Kingdom/Kingdom of Hawaii has FULL sovereignty as with other nations recognized.........read the HAWAIIAN REPORTS in the Supreme Court Law Library .... my great grandmother always said MAKA ALA THE SLEEPING GIANT!..... lies perpetuated by Aliens is Not O.K.

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leon Siu shared with me the flyer which he would like to have circulated at the Pensacola entrance of McKinley H.S. today. I had also prepared a short 2 page blurb which I will try to attach. Anyone wanting to make copies and join us at the front gate to offer the McKinley Alumni wanting to preserve their Lie of McKinley something more to consider as they put their names on this petition to save the school's lie, feel free to do so and add your names if you like. Aloha `aina.
Here is what the U.S. Congress in the apology Resolution, Public Law 103-150, said of the events relative to the steal and William McKinley’s role:
“Whereas, in the 1896 United States Presidential election, William McKinley replaced Grover Cleveland;
Whereas, on July 7, 1898, as a consequence of the Spanish-American War, President McKinley signed the Newlands Joint Resolution that provided for the annexation of Hawaii;
Whereas, through the Newlands Resolution, the self-declared Republic of Hawaii ceded sovereignty over the Hawaiian Islands to the United States;
Whereas, the Republic of Hawaii also ceded 1,800,000 acres of crown, government and public lands of the Kingdom of Hawaii, without the consent of or compensation to the Native Hawaiian people of Hawaii or their sovereign government;
Whereas, the Congress, through the Newlands Resolution, ratified the cession, annexed Hawaii as part of the United States, and vested title to the lands in Hawaii in the United States;
Whereas, the Newlands Resolution also specified that treaties existing between Hawaii and foreign nations were to immediately cease and be replaced by United States treaties with such nations;
Whereas, the Newlands Resolution effected the transaction between the Republic of Hawaii and the United States Government;
Whereas, the indigenous Hawaiian people never directly relinquished their claims to their inherent sovereignty as a people or over their national lands to the United States, either through their monarchy or through a plebiscite or referendum;
Whereas, on April 30, 1900, President McKinley signed the Organic Act that provided a government for the territory of Hawaii and defined the political structure and powers of the newly established Territorial Government and its relationship to the United States;
SECTION 1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND APOLOGY.
The Congress -
(1) on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the illegal overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii on January 17, 1893, acknowledges the historical significance of this event which resulted in the suppression of the inherent sovereignty of the Native Hawaiian people;
(2) recognizes and commends efforts of reconciliation initiated by the State of Hawaii and the United Church of Christ with Native Hawaiians;
(3) apologizes to Native Hawaiians on behalf of the people of the United States for the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii on January 17, 1893 with the participation of agents and citizens of the United States, and the deprivation of the rights of Native Hawaiians to self-determination;
(4) expresses its commitment to acknowledge the ramifications of the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii, in order to provide a proper foundation for reconciliation between the United States and the Native Hawaiian people;”
This call for the removal of the statue of U.S. President McKinley from the grounds of Keōua Hale, the palace of Princess Ruth Ke‘elikōlani, is but a small step in this process of reconciliation for the native Hawaiian people as well as for all of those who suffered as a result of the overthrow of our Hawaiian nation.
The domestic laws of a colonial country cannot serve as adequate authority to override governing international law. Hawaii’s right to self-determination is rooted in its history as a recognized independent nation, in the Charter of the United Nations, in UN General Assembly resolutions on Decolonization (#1514 and 1541) as well as the principles engrained in the U.S. Declaration of Independence. The lies which have covered over these international principles, including the fiction that President McKinley ratified a treaty of annexation with Hawaii, are among those lies which Hawaii should no longer have to tolerate.
When a public institution such as a public school or a public system of education perpetuates a lie, even a long and traditional lie, such as the earth is flat, or the superiority of one race above all others, that women should not vote or even that one candidate had a national election stolen, it is the truth which must prevail in order to advance.
Aloha `āina.
Pōkā Laenui, Hawaiian National, plaenui@hawaiianperspectives.org
(Hayden F. Burgess) Esq.
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Queen Liliuokalani's issues are still here..... pirated fraud trust since 1909.....and no honest moves came out of it.... did you know when she died the Fraud Trust gave her remains to the Territory of Hawaii which had no sovereignty? Maka Ala the Sleeping Giants! Wake UP!!!
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