Brigadier General Tyson Tahara is the Most Senior Officer in the Hawai‘i Army National Guard and not Lieutenant Colonel Michael Rosner

The duty to transform the State of Hawai‘i into a Military Government of Hawai‘i was thought to be Lieutenant Colonel Michael Rosner who was the most senior officer in the Hawai‘i Army National Guard as a consequence of the war crime by omission committed by Major General Kenneth Hara—War Criminal Report no. 24-0001, and down the chain of command, by Brigadier General Stephen Logan—War Criminal Report no. 24-0002, Colonel Wesley Kawakami—War Criminal Report no. 24-0003, Lieutenant Colonel Fredrick Werner—War Criminal Report no. 24-0004, Lieutenant Colonel Bingham Tuisamatatele, Jr.—War Criminal Report no. 24-0005, Lieutenant Colonel Joshua Jacobs—War Criminal Report no. 24-0006, and Lieutenant Colonel Dale Balsis—War Criminal Report no. 24-0007.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry was recently made aware that there was a change of command ceremony on September 7, 2024, with Brigadier General Tyson Tahara becoming commander of the Hawai‘i Army National Guard. The previous commander was Brigadier General Stephen Logan who was serving as both the Deputy Adjutant General under MG Hara as well as commander of the Hawai‘i Army National Guard. The change of command occurred because BG Logan took command as the Adjutant General after MG Hara retired in October.

Today, the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) notified, by letter, BG Tahara of his duty to establish a Military Government of Hawai‘i by November 28, 2024, or become the subject of a war criminal report for the war crime by omission under the Army doctrine of command responsibility for war crimes. Because BG Logan committed the war crime by omission, the RCI stated to BG Tahara that he needs to immediately request of Lieutenant Colonel Phelps, who is the Staff Judge Advocate for the Hawai‘i Army National Guard, answers to the following two questions.

First question: Do I have a duty to assume command as Adjutant General under Army Regulation 600-20, paragraph 2-11? If yes, then go to the second question. If no, give me a legal reason why I do not have this duty.

Second question: Do I have a duty to establish a military government Under DOD Directive 5100.1, U.S. Army Field Manual 6-27—chapter 6, and the law of occupation? If yes, then begin the mission of transforming the State of Hawai‘i into a military government by November 28, 2024. If no, give me a legal reason why I do not have this duty.

6 thoughts on “Brigadier General Tyson Tahara is the Most Senior Officer in the Hawai‘i Army National Guard and not Lieutenant Colonel Michael Rosner

  1. In the age of reason, from France to America to Hawaii! Who would’ve thought that the Jewish revolution in France would have such an impact on Hawaii today, let alone America’s founders. Gotta love logic and history!

  2. With the ICC warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant, individuals must hold themselves accountable to the highest standards of international law. Like Biden and Trump, Schatz and Hirono are also on the lele. Let’s go Tahara!

  3. I hope the news about the International Criminal Court at The Hague, issuing arrest warrants for Mr. Netanyahu, for war crimes is making Josh Green and all the others that have committed war crimes think really hard. I hope it keeps them up at night.

  4. Tick Tock! Countdown to less than a week now. . . Meanwhile fraud Circuit Court continues to ignore any threat to their unlawful seizures.😖 #lawfare
    Appreciate your ongoing informative posts, Dr. Sai. Have learned so much in the process, which has triggered yet more research for innerstanding. IMUA!

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