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Hawaii Transitional Governance
Did you know that...
The State of Hawaii is not a lawful part of America?
Hawaii has been under 133+ years of unlawful U.S. corporate and military occupation because there is no valid treaty of annexation transferring Hawaiian sovereignty to the U.S. Ko Hawaii Pae ʻAina / Hawaiian Kingdom's true status is grounded in the Creator's Natural Law, the Law of Nations, the Hawaii Declaration of Rights 1839, the last lawfully ratified Hawaii constitution of 1852, as well as many U.S. and international public record documentation.
Therefore, the 1893 overthrow and later "annexation" were illegal and the Hawaiian Kingdom still exists.
Hawaii Transitional Governance
HTG is an interim government for Ko Hawaii Pae ʻAina / Hawaiian Kingdom.
Our mission is to support and facilitate the lawful transition back to a free and sovereign Hawaii.
Our message calls for all people in Hawaii to unite in truth, protect the ʻāina, reject systems of digital control and "corporate" domination, and build a pono, spiritually grounded society where everyone's unalienable, God‑given rights are honored and protected.
The Lawful Transition to a Free and Sovereign Hawaii
UNITY in the LAW = UNITY in the PEOPLE.
The Creator's Natural Law is the only true law in His Creation (Heaven and Earth).
Hawaii's constitutional monarchy and America's constitutional republic
are both founded on the Creator's Natural Law:
BE TRUTHFUL / DO NO HARM / HONOR YOUR WORD.
The occupying power does not have sovereign rights over the lands they occupy.
US Army Law of Land Warfare Manual / FM 27-10
1. To protect all people from unnecessary suffering.
2. To safeguard fundamental / unalienable human rights.
3. To facilitate the restoration of peace.
8 Step Action Plan to End the Occupation:
- Hawaiians (of all colors) pledge, all rights reserved to Ko Hawaii Pae ʻAina: Declaration of Rights 1839, and the last lawfully ratified Hawaii Constitution, 1852 ('55 amended).
- Reach out, "kahea" Hawaii national candidates for Ko Hawaii Pae ʻAina, HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES.
- Register natural law, sui juris (all rights reserved) foreigners at the Office for International Affairs.
- Kahea Na Ohana for HAWAII'S UNIFIED HOUSE of NOBLES, who select amongst themselves the qualified candidates for HAWAII'S HEAD of STATE (King/Queen).
- Commence NATIONAL ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN throughout Hawaii, have PAPER BALLOT ELECTION for HAWAII'S HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES.
- LAWFULLY ELECTED HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES shall interview the qualified HEAD of STATE (KING/QUEEN) candidates, with full public access viewing of interviews and debates.
- CONDUCT PAPER BALLOT NATIONAL ELECTION for HAWAII'S HEAD OF STATE.
- Newly elected KING or QUEEN signs the TREATY of PEACE and STATUS of FORCES AGREEMENT, between restored Ko Hawaii Pae ʻAina / Hawaiian Kingdom and the American constitutional republic.
Hawaii is under 133+ years of unlawful US CORPORATE/MILITARY OCCUPATION.
No Lawful Treaty of Annexation = Occupation = State of War.
The 1893 overthrow and later "annexation" were illegal and the Hawaiian Kingdom still exists.
The occupying power does not have sovereign rights over the lands they occupy.
Queen Liliʻuokalani Never Agreed to Annexation or Statehood
She actively and repeatedly opposed it until her death in 1917. Hawaii didn't become a state until 1959, more than 40 years after she passed. Here are her own words that make this unmistakably clear:
On the 1897 annexation treaty:
"I, Liliuokalani of Hawaii... do hereby protest against the ratification of a certain treaty... purporting to cede those Islands to the territory and dominion of the United States. I declare such a treaty to be an act of wrong toward the native and part-native people of Hawaii, an invasion of the rights of the ruling chiefs, in violation of international rights... and, finally, an act of gross injustice."
On yielding her throne in 1893 (under duress, not consent):
"I Liliʻuokalani... do hereby solemnly protest against any and all acts done against myself and the constitutional Government of the Hawaiian Kingdom... Then I yield to the superior force of the United States of America."
She surrendered to prevent bloodshed — explicitly not as consent.
After annexation in 1898:
Despite continued resistance, including a petition signed by over half the Native Hawaiian population, President McKinley signed the annexation resolution on July 7, 1898. Queen Liliʻuokalani responded with a letter protesting the U.S. assertion of ownership of the Hawaiian Crown Islands, and continued fighting the U.S. government for restitution until her death in 1917.
The historical record is unambiguous — the Queen never consented. Her abdication was coerced under military threat, and she spent the rest of her life appealing to the U.S. Congress and presidents to restore Hawaiian sovereignty.
The Kingdom of God (The Most High / YHWH-AKUA) is unfolding before us.
We did not start it. We are not leading it. As we surrender ourselves utterly to the Most High,
and we break down the thin barriers between each other, we are doing perhaps,
all that we need to "do." God (YHWH-AKUA) will do the rest.
Glenn Clark: "Two or Three Gathered Together"
This is the first and great command. And the second is like it.
You shall love one another as yourself.
On these two Commands hang all the Law and all the prophets." Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah, Matthew 22:37-40
Father of Truth / Mother of Love / Child of Light
WE ARE ONE.
"Huliau is NOW!"
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UA MAU KE EA O KA ʻAINA I KA PONO
"To be forever free in the land of righteousness!"
Hawaii Transitional Governance
Radio Truth Bombs!
Aloha ʻāina, Aloha kākou… This is an URGENT call to action for you and everyone living in Ko Hawaiʻi Pae ʻĀina. Hawaii has been and still is under 132 years of US CORPORATE/MILITARY OCCUPATION. It is our kuleana to use our lawful right to restore Hawaii's freedom. The occupying power has DELIBERATELY IGNORED our public record demands and thus SURRENDERED to the Truth. There is NO LAWFUL TREATY of ANNEXATION. Hawaii Transitional Governance operates under the Creator's law as sanctified in the Declaration of Rights of 1839, and the last lawfully ratified Hawaiʻi Constitution, 1852. HTG invites all Hawaiʻi nationals and their supporters who want to run for public office and/or help with Hawaii's National Election for House of Representatives.
Aloha ʻāina, Aloha kākou… We are in the process of restoring our independence and we need more Hawaiians to do it. Hawaiʻi is a constitutional monarchy under the Creator's natural law. Ko Hawaiʻi Pae ʻĀina / Hawaiian Kingdom is not a feudal monarchy where the king "owns" all the people, all the land and all the abundance of the nation. Everyone is equal under one and the same Law. In 1839, Kauikeaouli, Kamehameha III faithfully and wisely laid the foundation of beloved Hawaiʻi nei in the Declaration of Rights: "God (YHWH-AKUA) hath made of one blood all nations of men (people) to dwell on earth in unity and blessedness." Kanaka maoli and nā keiki o ka ʻāina from all over the world stand united in Truth and Law to preserve and protect Hawaiʻi's sovereignty, our culture, our ʻāina, and everyone's unalienable God-given rights.
Picture the moment of decision… Your children are hungry. The bills are overdue. Inflation has wiped out your purchasing power, and AI has eliminated your job and your partner's job. They promise crypto tokens, digital identity, and access to the "new economy." As the old corporate system crashes, Universal Basic Income becomes the "safety net," but only for those who submit to iris scanning, total surveillance, and maintain good social credit. The machines don't just take your job. They make your survival dependent on accepting digital slavery as the price of existence.
— From "The Invisible Leash" by Josh Stylman.
Hawaii says No to the Mark of the Beast.
You see it everywhere. Economic hardship, homelessness, social chaos, environmental destruction and permanent war. What we are witnessing today is not the beginning of a crisis, but the culmination of decades of deliberate design. It is the predictable consequence of a system built on corporate greed, moral decay, and spiritual neglect. The old order is collapsing under the weight of its own injustice. Within this collapse is the opportunity to build something new — a society that pursues and protects the Truth, the ʻĀina, and everyone's unalienable God-given rights. History is not something that happens to us. It is something we shape with our aloha-centered hearts, minds and hands.
— Inspired by Noam Chomsky.
Hawaii Transitional Governance / Legal Reference
The Constitution of 1852
Denizen (Dual Citizen) Rights and Responsibilities
The document expanded the original 1840 draft from 47 brief sections to 106 highly detailed articles, explicitly codifying the separation of powers into legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
1. Implementation of Democratic Voting
The 1852 version is widely considered by historians to be one of the most progressive and democratic constitutions of its time because it granted universal male suffrage. This gave every adult male subject — regardless of whether they were commoners (makaʻāinana) or wealthy elite — a direct vote to elect representatives to the House of Representatives.
2. Restructuring the Bicameral Legislature
Under the 1840 foundation, the Legislature consisted of the House of Representatives and the Council of Chiefs (House of Nobles). The 1852 text severed the hereditary requirement for the House of Nobles. This minimized a closed aristocracy, shifting membership to lifetime appointments managed by the King.
3. Protection of Property Rights and Legal Clarity
The 1840 constitution left foreign affairs and land rights highly ambiguous. Following the monumental shifts of the Great Māhele of 1848, the 1852 version formalized private land ownership rules, standardized community organization, and codified protections to shield citizens from arbitrary property seizures.
4. Explicit Abolition of Servitude
Article 12 of the 1852 document outright stated that slavery would not be tolerated under any circumstances within the Hawaiian Islands. It automatically emancipated any enslaved person entering Hawaiian territory and stripped human traffickers of their civil or political rights within the realm.
Article 72 and the House of Nobles
Under the 1852 Constitution, Article 72 effectively allowed denizens and foreign-born advisors to sit in the House of Nobles. Rather than explicitly naming "denizens" within the article itself, Article 72 systematically stripped away the previous hereditary requirements of the 1840 Constitution:
By granting the King the sole executive authority to appoint any chosen individual for a lifetime seat — without requiring them to be native aliʻi (chiefs) or ancestral lines — this article allowed King Kamehameha III to legally seat trusted foreign denizens and naturalized subjects straight into the upper chamber of the legislature.
While Article 72 governed the House of Nobles, the term "denizens" was explicitly written into the rules for other parts of the government:
- Voting Rights (Article 78): Explicitly granted the right to vote to all male subjects and denizens who met the basic age and residency requirements.
- House of Representatives: Formally permitted denizens who could read, write, and understand accounts to run for elected legislative seats.
Legal Status: Denizen vs. Subject (1852)
In 1852, the primary legal difference between a denizen and a subject centered on allegiance and dual citizenship. Both statuses granted nearly identical political and civil rights — including the right to vote and hold government office. However, their underlying legal identities were structured very differently:
Hawaiian Subject (Podela / Makaʻāinana)
A subject held full, singular Hawaiian nationality. This status was permanent and acquired in two ways:
- Native-Born: Anyone born within Hawaiian territory, or born abroad to Hawaiian parents (jus soli or jus sanguinis).
- Naturalized: An immigrant foreigner who permanently renounced their original allegiance and took a binding oath of loyalty to the Hawaiian Constitution and King/Queen.
Denizen (Mākaʻikaʻi)
A denizen was a foreigner granted de facto dual citizenship by the King. Modeled after English common law, denization was a special legal bridge for highly skilled foreign advisors:
- No Renunciation Required: Foreigners did not have to give up their original citizenship. An American denizen remained an American citizen in the eyes of the U.S., but held the local rights of a Hawaiian subject while in the islands.
- Granted by Royal Prerogative: The status was conferred directly via royal Letters Patent of Denization, usually reserved for foreign experts whose services were immediately needed by the Hawaiian government.
Direct Comparison of Legal Rights (1852)
| Feature | Hawaiian Subject (Native or Naturalized) |
Hawaiian Denizen |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Allegiance | Exclusively to the Hawaiian Kingdom. | Retained allegiance to their home country. |
| Voting Rights | Yes — granted by Article 78 of the 1852 Constitution. | Yes — granted by Article 78 of the 1852 Constitution. |
| Hold Public Office | Yes — eligible for House of Nobles and House of Representatives. | Yes — eligible for House of Nobles and House of Representatives. |
| Land Ownership | Full rights to buy, sell, and inherit land. | Full rights to buy, sell, and inherit land. |
The Hawaiian government purposely utilized denization to recruit Western professionals (like Chief Justice William Little Lee) into high-level cabinet and legislative posts. Many were hesitant to permanently strip themselves of their birth citizenship, so the status of "denizen" allowed Hawaii to benefit from their expertise while accommodating their foreign ties.
The Monarch's Right to Issue Letters Patent of Denization
In the 1852 era, the Hawaiian Kingdom required a distinct type of oath for denizens. Unlike regular naturalization — which demanded a foreigner completely renounce their homeland — the oath of fealty for denizens was a temporary, local pledge of allegiance. The core mandate stated:
When a foreigner was granted denization to join the government, serve in the legislature, or practice law, they subscribed to this specific modified oath:
Key Elements That Made This Oath Unique
The Explicit Reservation Clause
The phrase "expressly reserving all allegiance to any foreign country" was the operational legal mechanism of denization. It allowed an American, British, or French citizen to safely sign the document without violating the treason laws of their home countries.
Reciprocal Fealty
In exchange for taking this oath, the denizen was granted the exact same legal protections as native-born subjects — including the absolute right to hold property, vote, and be appointed to the House of Nobles by the King.
The "Accountable" Proviso
While they did not lose their original passport, the oath legally bound them to the penal system of Hawaii. If a denizen violated their oath of local fealty — attempting to subvert the government or commit treason — they were tried in Hawaiian courts as full subjects, rather than being able to claim foreign diplomatic immunity.