10-09-2015, 04:23 PM
(Sigh...[xx(]) This project apparently will mirror, to some extent, the Superferry, the Spaceport in Kau (circa 1980's or whatever), and other projects that cannot stand the scrutiny.
If only our goverment would operate within the bounds of "the law", in ALL aspects, we'd have much more for "the keiki". Sick of it. All of it.
PaulW (and whoever gives a hoot), I hope they build the damn thing, and I hope we all move forward in the best interest of, not only Hawaiians, but all those who live here today. I consider most of this group on PW somewhat "Hawaiian", because you live here. Just don't feed us BS, anymore. Please.
Additionally, please don't freaking dissect my statement to plead your own case, worse, disrespect our culture; again. Build the damn TMT, and let us move on. Geeze. Waiting with baited breath for the Supreme Court decision. Again.
So frustrated. Ohana is over it, protestors/protectors (whatever) all need to find the damn middle ground. We have to vote (if you signed up; I didn't) for the damn Na'i Aupuni/Kana'iolowalu/Kau I'noa, election crap. If anyone here is voting, please vote for Moanikeala Akaka. She is a warrior. Mahalo. (Apologies for O/T.)
One year ago (give or take 48 hours), the protest began, and the groundbreaking ceremony was stopped. Since then, TMT has not exercised the rights afforded them by law, instead, choose to wait until the Supreme Court decision (is my understanding). Although a financial decision (yes, when you sign development contracts, you pay; if not on schedule, you pay more, etc.) bless them, bless all of us who endure the BS while government continues to disappoint.
I despise what this TMT issue has done to our community. Never lost one friend (friends, true ones, agree to disagree), but must deal with ohana on both sides, who value the meaning of "ohana". Pure freaking BS, thank you government who has no balls (sorry for my language, but Daddy always said, "Oh, balls!")
JMFO, again.[
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If only our goverment would operate within the bounds of "the law", in ALL aspects, we'd have much more for "the keiki". Sick of it. All of it.
PaulW (and whoever gives a hoot), I hope they build the damn thing, and I hope we all move forward in the best interest of, not only Hawaiians, but all those who live here today. I consider most of this group on PW somewhat "Hawaiian", because you live here. Just don't feed us BS, anymore. Please.
Additionally, please don't freaking dissect my statement to plead your own case, worse, disrespect our culture; again. Build the damn TMT, and let us move on. Geeze. Waiting with baited breath for the Supreme Court decision. Again.
So frustrated. Ohana is over it, protestors/protectors (whatever) all need to find the damn middle ground. We have to vote (if you signed up; I didn't) for the damn Na'i Aupuni/Kana'iolowalu/Kau I'noa, election crap. If anyone here is voting, please vote for Moanikeala Akaka. She is a warrior. Mahalo. (Apologies for O/T.)
One year ago (give or take 48 hours), the protest began, and the groundbreaking ceremony was stopped. Since then, TMT has not exercised the rights afforded them by law, instead, choose to wait until the Supreme Court decision (is my understanding). Although a financial decision (yes, when you sign development contracts, you pay; if not on schedule, you pay more, etc.) bless them, bless all of us who endure the BS while government continues to disappoint.
I despise what this TMT issue has done to our community. Never lost one friend (friends, true ones, agree to disagree), but must deal with ohana on both sides, who value the meaning of "ohana". Pure freaking BS, thank you government who has no balls (sorry for my language, but Daddy always said, "Oh, balls!")
JMFO, again.[
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