08-11-2017, 11:59 PM
Silent Majority???
The summit of Mauna Kea has been used by the Hawaiians for centuries for various reasons. Many of those reasons should continue to be respected today rather than ignored or replaced by the money from large Telescope developers. These Hawaiians share their thoughts regarding the many burials on Mauna Kea and how they feel about the treatment of their people thus far.
http://www.mauna-a-wakea.info/maunakea/F4_burials.html
I don't think cinder cones should have been removed for the Telescopes to operate. I also don't think it's respectful or proper to kick over and remove possible burials like the Office of Mauna Kea's Management senior advisor Wallace Ishibashi was practicing prior to the TMT protests. jmo's
http://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2016/1...ess-stand/
Someone should always be on the developers site when construction begins, someone who is trained to see and protect past Hawaiian burials or bones. This video is always worth watching again as the many snakes in the grass are called out. I recognize the gentleman who stands up to leave at the 2:12 mark of the video I just can't put a name to his face. He looks very familiar he must be of some great importance to have been invited to the planned TMT's ground breaking ceremony though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ4Gt35hs-s&t=62s
The summit of Mauna Kea has been used by the Hawaiians for centuries for various reasons. Many of those reasons should continue to be respected today rather than ignored or replaced by the money from large Telescope developers. These Hawaiians share their thoughts regarding the many burials on Mauna Kea and how they feel about the treatment of their people thus far.
http://www.mauna-a-wakea.info/maunakea/F4_burials.html
I don't think cinder cones should have been removed for the Telescopes to operate. I also don't think it's respectful or proper to kick over and remove possible burials like the Office of Mauna Kea's Management senior advisor Wallace Ishibashi was practicing prior to the TMT protests. jmo's
http://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2016/1...ess-stand/
Someone should always be on the developers site when construction begins, someone who is trained to see and protect past Hawaiian burials or bones. This video is always worth watching again as the many snakes in the grass are called out. I recognize the gentleman who stands up to leave at the 2:12 mark of the video I just can't put a name to his face. He looks very familiar he must be of some great importance to have been invited to the planned TMT's ground breaking ceremony though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ4Gt35hs-s&t=62s