05-27-2015, 01:12 PM
FYI: The litigants (last ones), Kumu Hula Paul Kevin Kealiikea o Mano Neves and Kealoha Pisciotta, "Mauna Kea Hui", respond to Gov. Ige's press conference: (*Snipped - More at link)
http://protectmaunakea.blogspot.com/2015...s.html?m=1
We just wanted to share some of our thoughts (see our comments below in bolded and in italics) on the Governor’s recent speech regarding Mauna Kea. We continue our Pule for Aloha and for Mauna Kea, and we are reminded of the wishes of our Kupuna—enough is enough—A’ole TMT!
Remarks of Governor David Ige as prepared
THE MAUNA KEA STORY, MAY 26, 2015
(*Note: There are several groups that are speaking out, the above is the only group left in the Appeals Court.)
Protests continue at this hour, from the Capital to the various areas around Hawai'i. TMT is making the effort to move forward, respectfully, and that is an honorable intent. The problem seems to lie within the State of Hawai'i, which includes the UH.
In sharing information, without opinion nor comment to the "snark" that continues, it is my hope that we all look at both sides. (Sans the BS remarks) SMH.
The confrontation that looms is quite real. Making light of this extremely serious situation proves lack of basic understanding and respect for each other.
Ho'oponopono should be the word of the day. TMT is attempting this very basic Hawaiian exercise. Admirable indeed.
Promises made, Mr. Ige, must be kept. Tall order.
JMO.
http://protectmaunakea.blogspot.com/2015...s.html?m=1
We just wanted to share some of our thoughts (see our comments below in bolded and in italics) on the Governor’s recent speech regarding Mauna Kea. We continue our Pule for Aloha and for Mauna Kea, and we are reminded of the wishes of our Kupuna—enough is enough—A’ole TMT!
Remarks of Governor David Ige as prepared
THE MAUNA KEA STORY, MAY 26, 2015
(*Note: There are several groups that are speaking out, the above is the only group left in the Appeals Court.)
Protests continue at this hour, from the Capital to the various areas around Hawai'i. TMT is making the effort to move forward, respectfully, and that is an honorable intent. The problem seems to lie within the State of Hawai'i, which includes the UH.
In sharing information, without opinion nor comment to the "snark" that continues, it is my hope that we all look at both sides. (Sans the BS remarks) SMH.
The confrontation that looms is quite real. Making light of this extremely serious situation proves lack of basic understanding and respect for each other.
Ho'oponopono should be the word of the day. TMT is attempting this very basic Hawaiian exercise. Admirable indeed.
Promises made, Mr. Ige, must be kept. Tall order.
JMO.