02-29-2020, 06:04 AM
Yesterday the Board of Ethics met to discuss law enforcement at Mauna Kea Access Road, or the lack thereof. Testimony was both for following the rule of law, and against:
On Friday, the Hawai#699;i County Board of Ethics met in Hilo where they again discussed drafting a “resolution to conduct an investigatory hearing as to why the rule of law is not being enforced at the Mauna Kea Access Road.”
Lanny Sinkin, TMT opponent asked, "Would you really prefer the arrest of hundreds of people with the potential for injuries and clogging the court system with petty misdemeanor cases, all taking place with international attention focused on our island?"
I would answer his question with a question, "Are police arresting people who broke the law?"
Then, the Grand Finale:
After hearing a full morning of testimony, the board decided to bring in special counsel to help define the parameters of the board’s jurisdiction and authority
https://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2020/...d-in-hilo/
Move along now, nothing to see here.
Oh, except you tenters on Mauna Kea Access Road. You can stay put and complain about your persecution by people who take pictures of the garbage generated around your encampment.
On Friday, the Hawai#699;i County Board of Ethics met in Hilo where they again discussed drafting a “resolution to conduct an investigatory hearing as to why the rule of law is not being enforced at the Mauna Kea Access Road.”
Lanny Sinkin, TMT opponent asked, "Would you really prefer the arrest of hundreds of people with the potential for injuries and clogging the court system with petty misdemeanor cases, all taking place with international attention focused on our island?"
I would answer his question with a question, "Are police arresting people who broke the law?"
Then, the Grand Finale:
After hearing a full morning of testimony, the board decided to bring in special counsel to help define the parameters of the board’s jurisdiction and authority
https://www.bigislandvideonews.com/2020/...d-in-hilo/
Move along now, nothing to see here.
Oh, except you tenters on Mauna Kea Access Road. You can stay put and complain about your persecution by people who take pictures of the garbage generated around your encampment.
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”