07-26-2016, 01:58 PM
If what you both say is true and the reasons behind Harry Kim's past decisions or actions are not being misconstrued. Then he is and has been 100% behind the geothermal operations, expansions, and profit percentage payouts over several decades, so why wouldn't Mr Kim be your choice for mayor if you were pro- geothermal like both of you(Opihikao and HiloPuna) clearly are?
Why would Harry Kim not be getting your vote exactly? His Health, His age, his not spending enough back when the population was reduced due to lava flows in Kalapana, cane fields in Pahoa, and a lack of tourism?
This is what I think. Harry Kim may be a good man who has changed his mind about a few issues. A man in a time in need of some change and you both are chicken of some real possible issues you both would rather not have discussed openly on this forum, so you conger up and mislead.Jmo
Opihikao, couldn't agree more with you about Vacationland today. My family and friends grew up catching and eating fish from down in and around Vacationland of old. Not anymore, the tradition has only become harder to teach or pass down in lower Puna.
My heart goes out to the keiki today and tomorrow that they won't see or feel what generations saw or felt before them. Will they grow to learn and appreciate our ocean environment and respect or malama the ocean the way we were taught?
Why would Harry Kim not be getting your vote exactly? His Health, His age, his not spending enough back when the population was reduced due to lava flows in Kalapana, cane fields in Pahoa, and a lack of tourism?
This is what I think. Harry Kim may be a good man who has changed his mind about a few issues. A man in a time in need of some change and you both are chicken of some real possible issues you both would rather not have discussed openly on this forum, so you conger up and mislead.Jmo
Opihikao, couldn't agree more with you about Vacationland today. My family and friends grew up catching and eating fish from down in and around Vacationland of old. Not anymore, the tradition has only become harder to teach or pass down in lower Puna.
My heart goes out to the keiki today and tomorrow that they won't see or feel what generations saw or felt before them. Will they grow to learn and appreciate our ocean environment and respect or malama the ocean the way we were taught?