The United States needs to vacate the Kingdom of Hawaii

Rules:Please be respectful and nice. Please do not be rude. No personal attacks against other members or a member's opinions.You must agree that this will be a fair debate, using unfair advantages is not allowed.No use of profanities or swear words.No use of racial, sexual or religious slurs.No threats or implications thereof.No cheating.My name is Emily Molloy, chairman of the Royalist Tea Party. For this debate, there will be no acceptance round.____British Sandwich Islands, now named 'Hawaii', is a debate on the United States needing to vacate the Kingdom of Hawaii.The overthrow in 1893 was illegal[1], as formally acknowledged by U.S. Public Law 103-150.[2] The two insurgent governments that followed were neither de facto nor de jure, but self-proclaimed. In 1898, Hawaii was unilaterally seized by the United States through a congressional joint resolution, not a bilateral treaty of cession. Therefore, Hawaii has never been annexed by the United States, but occupied since August 12, 1898.[4] Despite 61 years of transferring portions of its military and civilian population into the occupied Hawaiian Kingdom, and denationalizing the country's inhabitants--both of which are war crimes under international law[3]--only 35% of eligible voters voted for statehood in 1959.[6] Furthermore, this was not a plebiscite, since it did not offer an independence option, as verified by U.S. Public Law 103-150.[7] The Hawaiian people demand their kingdom and sovereignty back[8], the United States needs to vacate immediately. "In 1945 Hawaii was placed under Article 73 of the UN Charter, under the administering authority of the United States of America. The United States directly violated the "sacred trust" obligations of this article in their relations with Hawaii. This led to the illegal plebiscite vote in 1959, which was used by the United States as the basis for Hawaii statehood, but which failed to provide the option of independence as required by international law, and only allowed American citizens to vote, including many servicemen and their families who had been stationed in Hawaii as part of the military occupation, and excluding those Native Hawaiians who chose not to integrate into America." [9]"Queen of Hawaii demands independence from 'US occupiers'. The United States is an illegal occupying force that should hand the 132 islands of Hawaii back to the monarchy overthrown more than a century ago, according to members of a Native Hawaiian sovereignty movement." Reported on 2008. [10] International trade: "Treaty Partners with the Hawaiian Kingdom: Austria, Belgium, Bremen (presently Germany), Denmark, France, Germany, Hamburg (presently Germany), Italy, Hong Kong (former colony of the United Kingdom), Japan, Netherlands, New South Wales (former colony of the United Kingdom), Portugal, Russia, Samoa, the Swiss Confederation, Sweden, Norway, Tahiti (colony of France), United Kingdom, and the United States of America." - http://goo.gl... Here is the following list from http://goo.gl..., which states the 'Hawaiian Kingdom Civil Code'. Free by Hawaiian Kingdom Civil Code. Animals, birds, bees, intended for improving breeds. Bags and containers (old) returned, when accompanied by certificate of Hawaiian Consul; books printed in Hawaiian. Catechu (see tanning); coals, copper sheathing and all descriptions of sheathing metal. Diplomatic Representatives - All goods imported for their private use and consumption. Foreign Navies - All supplies when imported and used as such. Foreign Whalers - Merchandise imported by them in accordance with the provisions of sections 569 to 573 of the Civil Code. Gold and silver coins. His Majesty - All goods or other articles imported for his use. Hawaiian Government - All goods or articles imported for the use of the several departments of the Government. Hawaiian Whalers - Oil, bone, fish or other products of the sea, being the catch duly registered Hawaiian vessels. Household effects, old and in use, of persons arriving from abroad; also, the effects, not merchandise, of Hawaiian subjects dying abroad. Iron - All pig iron and plate iron of one-eighth of an inch in thickness and upwards. Models of inventions, if not fitted for use; oak bark (see tanning); plants and seeds, when not intended for sale. Philosophical, chemical and other apparatus for the use of schools and colleges. Returned cargo, being merchandise exported to a foreign country and brought back in the same condition as when exported, accompanied by certificates of Hawaiian Consul. Specie, specimens of botany, mineralogy, geology and other natural sciences imported for the use of schools and colleges. Tanning, certain material used in - Oak bark, catechu and other substances containing "tanning" tools of trade; professional books and instruments in actual use of persons from abroad. Yellow metal. Sources:[1] http://goo.gl...[2] http://goo.gl...[3] http://goo.gl...[4] http://goo.gl...[5] http://goo.gl...[6] http://goo.gl..., http://goo.gl...[7] http://goo.gl...[8] http://goo.gl..., http://goo.gl..., http://goo.gl...[9] http://goo.gl...[10] http://goo.gl...