Speaking for those who are NOT low IQ ignorant reeetarded maga-ike PedophileTRUMP! lovers, I see we are now at the point of debating what the "fishermen" want versus the "dancing around barefoot on the lava hotponders" want.
If one took any time to read and comprehend the realities as to what the current political efforts are for who wants what at Pohoiki, all one needs to do is read what Tam has DONE and SAID. Three easy ways that I quickly found:
What’s pono for Pohoiki?. Pohoiki Bay and the state park on the… | by Tam Hunt | Medium
A Vision for Pohoiki and Isaac Hale Beach Park | by Tam Hunt | Medium
Where do we go now on Pohoiki?. Rep. Ilagan is touting $1 million… | by Tam Hunt | Jul, 2026 | Medium
Sounds like reasoned approaches to not only have a functioning boat launch for our Puna fishermen but keep the newly formed hot ponds.
And being clear, Tam's lawsuit was dismissed in part because the state had permanently abandoned its plans to fill the hot ponds, thus, the court ruled that his lawsuit for injunction to stop the filling of all 8 of the newly formed hot ponds was irrelevant. Although, the State did take out the most favorite formed hot pond anyway, but left the remaining 7, due, in part to Tam's initial lawsuit as well as tremendous community support to keep these newly formed hot ponds.
As they say, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. It seems to me, the choice for District 4 representative is very clear.
Greggor wants another study.
(In memory of George - in more ways than one!)
If one took any time to read and comprehend the realities as to what the current political efforts are for who wants what at Pohoiki, all one needs to do is read what Tam has DONE and SAID. Three easy ways that I quickly found:
What’s pono for Pohoiki?. Pohoiki Bay and the state park on the… | by Tam Hunt | Medium
A Vision for Pohoiki and Isaac Hale Beach Park | by Tam Hunt | Medium
Where do we go now on Pohoiki?. Rep. Ilagan is touting $1 million… | by Tam Hunt | Jul, 2026 | Medium
Sounds like reasoned approaches to not only have a functioning boat launch for our Puna fishermen but keep the newly formed hot ponds.
And being clear, Tam's lawsuit was dismissed in part because the state had permanently abandoned its plans to fill the hot ponds, thus, the court ruled that his lawsuit for injunction to stop the filling of all 8 of the newly formed hot ponds was irrelevant. Although, the State did take out the most favorite formed hot pond anyway, but left the remaining 7, due, in part to Tam's initial lawsuit as well as tremendous community support to keep these newly formed hot ponds.
As they say, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. It seems to me, the choice for District 4 representative is very clear.
Greggor wants another study.
(In memory of George - in more ways than one!)