The Legitimate Government in Hawaii Series: U.S. President McKinley was "bitterly censured" meaning his efforts were Disregarded

Reviewed by Amelia Gora (2024)

Under American rules, U.S. Presidents "censured" lost their claims made. In the case of :U.S. President McKinley therefore lost his claims in making a government for Hawaii called the "Territory of the United States".

In reviewing the "censure" records, note that many of the U.S. Presidents were "censured".

It appears that the U.S. Congressmen have not clearly defined their understanding of the U.S. Presidents.

See the following article which shows that U.S. President McKinley was "bitterly censored":

Note: Based on a "censored" President, it can be documented that the Territory of the United States/Territory of Hawaii, the claimed "American Empires" and the U.S. is not a legal setup.

This remains another reason why there was No Annexation and No Jurisdiction due to the Congress and President questionable actions on documenting the U.S. President as being Censored.

The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, October 19, 1901, Page 4, Image 4

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The Legitimate Government in Hawaii Series: U.S. President McKinley was "bitterly censured" meaning his efforts were Disregarded Yet another reason why there was No Annexation see: The Legitimate Government in Hawaii Series: U.S. President McKinley was "bitterly censured" meaning his efforts were Disregarded