02-10-2017, 06:05 PM
gambling revenue pledged to schools
Let's imagine gambling is legalized in Hawaii.
Control & management is placed under the umbrella of OHA to benefit the Hawaiian people. OHA oversees the gambling revenue like their other sources of income, disperments are made for studies and various multi-million dollar contracts awarded to friends and relatives of OHA officials. Only a small percentage of the money trickles down to directly benefit schools. Another consultant is hired to study how this occurred and perhaps find out who is getting the money. They fail to find any trace of missing funds or wrongdoing.
Then, someone who years earlier suggested the gaming industry would be the salvation of the Hawaiian people and the Hawaiian educational system comments on Punaweb that this tragic mismanagement and diversion of funds is yet another example of the continued oppression of the Hawaiian people.
The circle of life continues.
No child will ever again doubt they could grow up and someday become president of the United States
Let's imagine gambling is legalized in Hawaii.
Control & management is placed under the umbrella of OHA to benefit the Hawaiian people. OHA oversees the gambling revenue like their other sources of income, disperments are made for studies and various multi-million dollar contracts awarded to friends and relatives of OHA officials. Only a small percentage of the money trickles down to directly benefit schools. Another consultant is hired to study how this occurred and perhaps find out who is getting the money. They fail to find any trace of missing funds or wrongdoing.
Then, someone who years earlier suggested the gaming industry would be the salvation of the Hawaiian people and the Hawaiian educational system comments on Punaweb that this tragic mismanagement and diversion of funds is yet another example of the continued oppression of the Hawaiian people.
The circle of life continues.
No child will ever again doubt they could grow up and someday become president of the United States
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”