10-30-2017, 05:41 AM
Eric1600, good morning to you sir.
Yes, I am fine with the way he talked about Sam Ohu Gon. Sam Gon is not a true Kanaka, therefor the Kanaka are not being represented properly at those state meetings. Sam Gon should not be deciding the future of the remaining Kanaka's, jmo. I have deep respect for Sam Gon and like most of his talks and lessons. This one is one of my favorites:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9fv_2XIJBk
Should Sam Gon be the one representing and voting on the TMT issue for the Kanaka's and Why?
What gives Sam Gon the right over so many Kanaka's fate? Is he Kanaka?
Was Sam Gon's ancestors IWI buried on the summit of Mauna Kea?
Who at that state meeting should be representing the Kanaka's and why?
Some Kanaka's may feel disrespected and unrepresented at those state meetings that are deciding the Kanaka's and their Keiki's future. jmo
Yes, I am fine with the way he talked about Sam Ohu Gon. Sam Gon is not a true Kanaka, therefor the Kanaka are not being represented properly at those state meetings. Sam Gon should not be deciding the future of the remaining Kanaka's, jmo. I have deep respect for Sam Gon and like most of his talks and lessons. This one is one of my favorites:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9fv_2XIJBk
Should Sam Gon be the one representing and voting on the TMT issue for the Kanaka's and Why?
What gives Sam Gon the right over so many Kanaka's fate? Is he Kanaka?
Was Sam Gon's ancestors IWI buried on the summit of Mauna Kea?
Who at that state meeting should be representing the Kanaka's and why?
Some Kanaka's may feel disrespected and unrepresented at those state meetings that are deciding the Kanaka's and their Keiki's future. jmo