08-06-2019, 10:33 PM
new question.....who's on the hook for the clean up if the corp.s don't follow thru?
I have more questions, which likely have even greater negative outcomes for Hawaiian taxpayers.
* Who’s on the hook for security at the Mauna Kea Access Road?
* Who’s on the hook for DHHL not moving people off their waiting list and onto a homeland property, so money has been wasted for decades paying needless administrative costs, and fat inflated contracts for friends and relatives of those on the board?
* Who’s on the hook for repeated filings, hearings, and court reviews all of which included demonstrably false commentary, claims, and submissions about the TMT? Will the people who didn’t research whether their testimony was true or false now pay the cost that requiried an unnecessary and extended approval process, because their words had no basis in fact or reality?
As a taxpayer, which group should I ask to pony up their share of expenses for the extra costs incurred? Also can we decommission the Hawaii Supreme Court because nobody takes their rulings seriously, so what’s the point? That will save some additional money.
I have more questions, which likely have even greater negative outcomes for Hawaiian taxpayers.
* Who’s on the hook for security at the Mauna Kea Access Road?
* Who’s on the hook for DHHL not moving people off their waiting list and onto a homeland property, so money has been wasted for decades paying needless administrative costs, and fat inflated contracts for friends and relatives of those on the board?
* Who’s on the hook for repeated filings, hearings, and court reviews all of which included demonstrably false commentary, claims, and submissions about the TMT? Will the people who didn’t research whether their testimony was true or false now pay the cost that requiried an unnecessary and extended approval process, because their words had no basis in fact or reality?
As a taxpayer, which group should I ask to pony up their share of expenses for the extra costs incurred? Also can we decommission the Hawaii Supreme Court because nobody takes their rulings seriously, so what’s the point? That will save some additional money.
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