08-18-2015, 07:33 AM
Trask is another one that has lost it. She was with Pele Defense Fund way back when, there was a falling out, she becomes a lawyer for Hawaiians that want to become an IPP, that falls apart, now back to Hawaiian cultural rights. She is still on this christian contaminated new age interpretation of the Hawaiian religion which is really mixed up. Come on, she was not only a supporter but a huge driver behind Pele needing defense from humans, and it took funds (money) to do that.
She is dragging up all the history of the observatories and the history is the reason the word haole is used the way it is. The first guy got the state to agree that the economic benefit would outweigh the cultural impact, putting the first telescope right on top of the most sacred location on the summit, on top of a cinder cone. That was 1967. Subaru and Keck came afterward and just bulldozed two large cinder cones flat. Maybe Poliahu didn't like that, four workers died building the Subaru observatory.
All of that was due to one white guy that pushed his way to being the king of the hill. That's what its all about, why playing king of the hill for hours on end as a child is so important. Everybody wants to be king of the hill, but there can be only one.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
She is dragging up all the history of the observatories and the history is the reason the word haole is used the way it is. The first guy got the state to agree that the economic benefit would outweigh the cultural impact, putting the first telescope right on top of the most sacred location on the summit, on top of a cinder cone. That was 1967. Subaru and Keck came afterward and just bulldozed two large cinder cones flat. Maybe Poliahu didn't like that, four workers died building the Subaru observatory.
All of that was due to one white guy that pushed his way to being the king of the hill. That's what its all about, why playing king of the hill for hours on end as a child is so important. Everybody wants to be king of the hill, but there can be only one.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*

