10-30-2018, 07:15 AM
Off-topic but really on:
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/201...n-for-now/
Kim said continuing the checkpoint beyond the end of November is always an option, particularly considering the possibility of a resurgence in volcanic activity.
Kim added that the county also might develop a plan for a publicly accessible lava viewing area while determining how to move forward with the checkpoint.
An option ... because the possibility ... might develop a plan while coming up with a plan ...
It's not rocket science, nor did the eruption just happen yesterday. Why are we still at the "might develop a plan" stage? Possibly because it's all just talk, and County has no intention of actually taking action?
It's not like we pay their salaries or anything. (Before someone says "but it's FEMA money", don't forget we pay for that too, it's just coming out of a different pocket.)
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/201...n-for-now/
Kim said continuing the checkpoint beyond the end of November is always an option, particularly considering the possibility of a resurgence in volcanic activity.
Kim added that the county also might develop a plan for a publicly accessible lava viewing area while determining how to move forward with the checkpoint.
An option ... because the possibility ... might develop a plan while coming up with a plan ...
It's not rocket science, nor did the eruption just happen yesterday. Why are we still at the "might develop a plan" stage? Possibly because it's all just talk, and County has no intention of actually taking action?
It's not like we pay their salaries or anything. (Before someone says "but it's FEMA money", don't forget we pay for that too, it's just coming out of a different pocket.)