End the Illegal U.S. Occupation of Hawaii

The illegal prolonged occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom started on 12 August 1898, and the failure on the part of the United States of America to establish a direct system of administering the laws of the HAWAIIAN KINGDOM. At the onset of occupation, United States government officials methodically and pursuant to plan sought to assimilate the inhabitants of the HAWAIIAN KINGDOM politically, culturally, socially, and economically into the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Like the Germans during World War II, the plan included economic domination, installation of puppet governments, purported de jure annexation and enforced conscription into the United States Armed Forces. It has unlawfully imposed its internal laws over Hawaiian territory, which includes its territorial seas, its exclusive economic zone, and its airspace, in violation of its treaties with the HAWAIIAN KINGDOM, the 1907 Hague Convention, IV, the Fourth Geneva Convention 1949, and international law. For the past 12 years the acting agent for the Hawaiian Kingdom government has initiated an international process to end the illegal U.S. occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom. These Hawaiian Kingdom t-shirts support awareness of these facts and the venue of these islands and it’s Alii, Chiefs and people, both in the public view and the Hawaii court system. See Hawaiiankingdom.org.