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      DATELINE:  HAWAII   
      
      ——> LORRIN'S LIES:  STAR ADVERTISER'   
      D.N.A. & LORRIN THURSTON 1893 REVOLUTION   
      
                     THURSTON:  1066 A.D.   
      
      Any Stupid Englishman (Fleawood Mac) Who Is   
      Proud Of Their Pathetic Genes, Needs To Study   
      The Thurston Family Line And They Will Then   
      Know That The:  THURSTONS   
      Were The First Family Of Thieves Listed As   
      New Land Owners, Norman Invader (1066 A.D.) Thieves   
      In England, Ireland, Etc.   
      
      THURSTON ——>  IS (1st)  FIRST ON THE LIST !   
      
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   Lorrin Thurston Recommended Deporting   
   Hawai'ian Queen Lili'uokalani From Hawai'i   
      
   Dole Thurston Letter (secret)   
   13 June, 1893   
      
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      "Yet this is exactly what the quasi Americans,   
        who call themselves Hawaiians now and Americans   
        when it suits them, claimed the right to do   
        at Honolulu."   
      
                    -- Queen Liliuokalani   
                       Hawaii's Story By Hawaii's Queen (1898)   
                       CHAPTER XXXIX (39)   
      
   HAWAI'I <—— EVIL AMERICA  (Illegal Take-Over Of Hawai'ian Kingdom)   
      
      
   "As I look back upon the first steps in this miserable   
   business, and as I contemplate the means used to complete   
   the outrage, I am ashamed of the whole affair"   
      
                  — Former President Grover Cleveland   
      
      
   "Therefore the military occupation of Honolulu by the   
   United States...was wholly without justification....   
   The Provisional Government owes its existence to an   
   armed invasion by the United States"   
      
                  — President Grover Cleveland   
                       Speech to Congress   
                       December 18, 1893   
      
      
   "If the Queen's troops should have attacked the Provisional   
   Government troops our men were in danger of being injured,   
   which might have brought them into collision with the   
   Queen's troops.  The same is true if the Provisional   
   Government troops advanced on the Palace.  If American   
   troops were landed to protect American property and the   
   persons of American citizens, their location at this place,   
   unfortunately, signified a different purpose."   
      
   "The requests of the Committee of Safety on which the   
   landing of troops was made, did not ask for the protection   
   of the property and persons of American citizens."   
      
                 — Blount to Gresham, May 6, 1893,   
                      Blount Report, p. 527   
      
      
   "Why had they landed when everything was at peace?   
   I was told it was for the safety of American citizens and   
   the protection of their interests.  Then why had they   
   not gone to the residences, instead of drawing in line   
   in front of the Palace gates, with guns pointed at us?"   
      
                  — Hawai'i Queen Lili'uokalani   
      
      
   1873 U.S. SPY MISSION:   
      
            Illegal U.S. Military Take-Over   
            Of Hawai'ian Kingdom Almost Exactly   
            20 Years Later (January 16, 1893)   
      
   U.S. Secretary of War W. Belknap sent military spies   
   to survey and map Pearl Harbor, and to evaluate its   
   military and commercial advantages.   
      
   On January 15, 1873, Major General John Schofield,   
   commander of the United States Army Division of the   
   Pacific, and Brigadier General B.S. Alexander of the   
   Corps of Engineers, arrived in Honolulu, supposedly   
   on a two month vacation trip.  They were spies, under   
   orders to report about:   
      
      ...the defense capabilities of their different   
      ports and their commerce facilities, and to   
      examine into any other subjects that may occur   
      to you as desirable, in order to collect all   
      information that would be of service to the   
      Country in the event of war with a powerful   
      nation...   
      
                — Alexander and Schofield to Belknap,   
                     May 8 1873   
                     Blount Report p. 315-316   
      
      
      It is believed the objects of this visit to   
      the Sandwich Islands will be best accomplished   
      if your visit be regarded as a pleasure   
      excursion which may be joined in by your   
      citizen friends.   
      
               — Belknap to Alexander and Schofield,   
                    Kuykendall, vol. II, p 248   
      
      
   The Schoefield and Alexander report stressed the   
   significance of Pearl Harbor for naval and commercial   
   purposes, and suggested that Hawai'i should give   
   Pearl River to the United States in exchange for a   
   reciprocity treaty.  They noted that the Hawaiian   
   Government:   
      
      ...seem(s) fully alive to the necessity of   
      relieving their principal independence from   
      the heavy burden under which it now suffers,   
      and no other mode of relief seems possible   
      but annexation reciprocity.   
      
               — Blount Report, p. 158,   
                    and American Historical Review   
      
      
   As the secret report was being prepared, U.S. Minister   
   Peirce informed Secretary of State Hamilton Fish   
   that Pearl Harbor is "sufficiently spacious" to   
   provide safety for several hundred ships.   
      
              — Henry Peirce to Fish, February 10, 1873,   
                   Blount Report, p.153   
      
      
   For nearly 25 years, Schofield and Alexander's spy   
   mission and their secret report were kept from the   
   American public and the people of Hawai'i.  The   
   report was finally declassified in 1897 to support   
   annexation in Congress.   
      
   Schofield served many years in influential policy   
   making positions, including a brief stint as Secretary   
   of war in 1868, and as Commanding General of the   
   U.S. Army from 1888-1895.  The U.S. military honored   
   General Schofield by naming Schofield Barrack on   
   O'ahu after him.   
      
               — Information received from U.S. Army   
      
      
   THE EVIL NATIONS:   
      
   Within two days (January 19, 1893),   
   After Queen Yielded To Superior U.S. Military Forces,   
   14 nations recognized the Illegal Provisional Government:   
      
          Germany                  Belgium   
          Austro-Hungary       Mexico   
          Italy                         Chile   
          Russia                     Peru   
          Spain                       Great Britain   
          Sweden                   China   
          The Netherlands     Denmark   
      
                         — Blount Report   
                              p. 228-232   
      
      
      
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