The Legitimate Government in Hawaii Series: The Hawaiian Kingdom and Washington Place Infiltrated by Alien Pirates
Review by Amelia Gora (2021)
Washington Place a home by the Alien, Mason members John Dominis Family including Queen Liliuokalani is owned by Kalanimoku and his wife Akahi.
The land was conveyed by Kalanimoku and his wife Akahi as a lease, which was beyond 30 years.
Any lease beyond 30 years was illegal according to Kamehameha III - Kauikeaouli.
This is the case precedence:
THE CHARLTON LAND CLAIM
Richard Charlton was an Englishman who arrived in Hawai‘i in 1825 to take up his position as British consul in Honolulu. He was already familiar with the islands of the Pacific and had promoted them in England for their commercial potential. Charlton had been in London during Kamehameha II’s visit in 1824 and managed to secure an introduction to the king and his entourage. By the time he arrived in Hawai‘i in 1825, instructions had already arrived from Kamehameha II that Charlton was to be allowed to build a house, or houses, any place he wished and should be made comfortable. This apparently was due to favors Charlton had done for the royal party. [Letter from John Rives to Marin, 402-2-15]
George Paulet
As the British consul, Charlton was a contentious advocate for the interests of Great Britain, its citizen resident in Hawai‘i, and for himself. Charlton resided in Honolulu for many years, and was often involved in disputes with the Hawaiian government, American missionaries and businessmen, and numerous others. He is most often remembered for an episode known as the Charlton land claim.
In 1840, Charlton made a claim for several parcels of land in Honolulu. To substantiate his claim, Charlton produced a 299 year lease for the land in question, granted by Kalanimoku, the prime minister, in 1826. There was no disagreement over the parcel, Wailele, on which Charlton lived, but the adjoining parcel he claimed, Pūlaholaho, had been occupied since 1826 by retainers and heirs of Ka‘ahumanu. In rejecting Charlton’s claim, Kamehameha III cited the fact that Kalanimoku did not have the authority to grant the lease. At the time the lease was made, Ka‘ahumanu was Kuhina Nui, and only she and the king could make such grants. The land was Ka‘ahumanu’s in the first place, and Kalanimoku certainly could not give it away. Furthermore, since 1826, Ka‘ahumanu’s heirs had built houses on the land without objection from Charlton, so the proper time to present the claim was long passed.
Rear Admiral Richard Thomas
This, and other grievances purported by Charlton and the British community in Hawai‘i, would lead to the temporary loss of Hawaiian sovereignty in 1843 when Lord George Paulet demanded the cession of the Hawaiian Islands to Great Britain. The matter was settled five months later when Rear Admiral Richard Thomas arrived and repudiated Paulet’s actions.
Background:
Let's see the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estates Trustees helped assume one of Kamehameha's Trusts - Bernice Pauahi, helped overthrow the Queen in 1893, then helped themselves to the Queens Trust, etc. and all done without having a recognized nation for 66 years and had No Sovereignty, supported by U.S. President McKinley and made a State with 1/50 sovereignty by Proclamation of U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower who signed an Executive Order.....with Oppositions documented by Kamehameha's Family members......No Annexation = No Jurisdiction.....definitely a "Pretend" government as documented by U.S. President Grover Cleveland!
SUMMARY
Only Kamehameha III and Kaahumanu could do long term leases.
This means that Leases are only allowed for up to 30 years and Washington Place's lease is up.
Kalanimoku and his wife being the landowner means that under the Allodial titles, their heirs and successors are the Allodial land owners.
Heirs of Kalanimoku:
His son Leleiohoku
His hanai/adopted daughter Kekauonohi.
Kekauonohi was married to Kamehameha II - Liholiho; Kealiiahonui; Charles Kanaina; and Haalelea.
Kalanimoku's siblings were: Keoua, Kekoa/Koa, Boki, Wahinepio, Kahikona (Manono left out -criminal for opposing laws of Kamehameha).
Kalanimoku's wife Akahi married a number of times, including to Kikau, Kahope, Waha, Pomaikai, Kapaa.
Note: she lost her lifetime interest due to her marriages after Kalanimoku.
Therefore, the heirs of Kekauonohi are the landowners.
Kamehameha II - Liholiho's heirs = all of Kamehameha's children, stepchildren & hanai children.
Charles Kanaina's child William Lunalilo/King Lunalilo heirs; all of Kamehameha's children, stepchildren & hanai children because he was married to two (2) widows of Kamehameha II - Liholiho.
The usurpers of Queen Liliuokalani are Not the Allodial land owners.
The fraud Trust of 1909 for Liliuokalani/Queen Liliuokalani are Not the land owners.
Research incomplete.
aloha.
References:
research - genealogies by Amelia Gora, also one of the Representatives of the Hawaiian Genealogical Society since 1988.or 33 years.
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