Operation Disclosure 7-16-19, Mauna Kea update… “The Cabal are at it again in Hawaii”… “OHA leadership demands halt to TMT construction”

This is likely something that will continue to come up as the telescope corporation tries to get its equipment up the Mauna. I just noticed this and felt the desire to post it. OHA = Office of Hawaiian Affairs, which (sort of) represents Hawaiian interests. “Sort of”, because they are a State of Hawaii office. But it does represent some type of “push back” against what they are attempting to do on the Mauna.

As I walked by a newspaper dispenser yesterday, West Hawaii Today had a headline and a big picture of the proposed telescope on the front page. This is (in my view) an example of the years and years of predictive programming propaganda that the msm in Hawaii have been putting out. And if you look at the poll below (that says 95% support starting the telescope construction), it is only 1000 people, and very likely most are not at all connected to the Mauna like those who are currently up there protecting it. And so many are commenting from the “3D only” perspective, which never includes the Higher Energetics of the situation.

I’m not sure how much I’ll be posting about this, but a couple ways to stay connected are Big Island Video News (YouTube page), and Stand for Mauna a Wakea FB page.

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The Cabal are at it again in Hawaii

Cabal illegal private corporation, does what ever it wants in Hawaii, hides the truth about laser telescope….

‘Private Cabal Corporations Sacrilege’: OHA Leadership Predicts Violence at TMT Construction Site

By News Release @ 4:22 AM

OHA leadership demands halt to TMT construction to avoid harm to Native Hawaiians and the public until steps are taken to ensure public safety

News Release from OHA

HONOLULU (July 13, 2019) – OHA Chair Colette Machado and OHA Trustee Dan Ahuna call on Gov. David Ige to halt all planned construction activities for the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) to avoid harm to Native Hawaiians and others until four material steps are taken to ensure public safety.

OHA Chair Colette Machado and Trustee Dan Ahuna, chair of the OHA Board’s Ad Hoc Committee on Mauna Kea, sent a letter late yesterday to Gov. Ige noting that TMT construction is moving forward without the state sufficiently addressing the Native Hawaiian community’s longstanding opposition to the state’s decades-long pattern of mismanagement of Maunakea, one of our island’s most sacred spaces.

In their letter, Chair Machado and Trustee Ahuna said:

[I]n light of the ongoing neglect and mismanagement of Maunakea, the clear and unwarranted bias against those concerned for this sacred space, and the continued and reaffirmed commitment of many Native Hawaiians and others to protest the TMT unless and until their ongoing concerns have been addressed, it is highly likely and clearly foreseeable that the commencement of construction activities for the TMT will result in bodily harm and psychological trauma to OHA’s beneficiaries and others at the hands of the State. In the interests of peace, justice, and public safety, we therefore implore you to place a halt on all TMT construction activities pending the identification of solutions to more meaningfully respect the cultural beliefs and well-founded concerns of Native Hawaiians and others, and ensure the safety of those wishing to practice their culture and express their concerns.

Chair Machado and Trustee Ahuna’s letter demands a halt to TMT construction until the following steps are taken by government officials to protect Native Hawaiians and the public:

Condemn and prohibit, unconditionally, any further government action to provoke or intimidate Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners or Protectors, including through the dismantling of culturally or spiritually significant structures or the issuance of unfounded allegations or statements that mischaracterize or dismiss cultural and environmental concerns;

Coordinate with all relevant state and county agencies, UH officials, OHA representatives, and Native Hawaiian community members to meaningfully alleviate tensions within the Native Hawaiian community and recognize and respect all cultural beliefs regarding the sacred Mauna, as necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of OHA’s beneficiaries;

Prohibit, unconditionally, the use of any and all unwarranted force against nonviolent protestors and Protectors, including the use of any Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD) or “less-than-lethal” weapons and crowd control devices capable of inflicting bodily or psychological harm; and

Ensure the safety of all who wish to exercise their cultural practices and right to peaceful expression and opposition, including through the mutually agreed-upon establishment of sufficient spaces where Protectors and practitioners may safely assemble, rest, monitor, and voice their opposition to any government-sanctioned activities that may occur on Maunakea, including near or on its summit and near any cultural features or sites.

PDF: OHA Letter to Governor Ige Dated July 12 2019 — “Inappropriate and borderline sacrilegious activities by extreme sports enthusiasts and visitors….”

Big Q: Do you support work on the Thirty Meter Telescope starting Monday? (95% — YES)

Flashback: Telescope: For OHA, it’s all About the Rent Money

Coverage:
SA: OHA demands TMT halt until Native Hawaiian concerns, safety issues resolved
HNN: OHA sends letter to Gov. Ige demanding ‘immediate halt’ of TMT construction