. So “the poll” said “people in Hawaii love TMT”. Not this FB group comparison. It shows a membership of 18,206 to 751. Definitive? Perhaps not. But no less so than the “paid-for-by-TMT ‘We love TMT’ poll“. No more needs … Continue reading
[Note: The actual document is at the end of the article. Links are here and here.] This “showed up” yesterday, and this results from an announcement by TMT that, in spite of the fact that a Supreme Court decision is … Continue reading
In my view, this is huge! Recall the efforts of many people, including Lanny Sinkin (several legal actions, here is one), which have helped bring this correction to pass. It’s a victory for the principle of Kapu Aloha. Here is … Continue reading
This article makes the prediction that the Hawaii Supreme Court Will Rule for Challengers (and against the permit that “allowed” TMT construction). We shall see. As with the Williamson Chang article, this one points out many key features of the … Continue reading
Found this on Facebook, here, and I feel this is a very well written description of what occurred on August 27. Recall these posts, 1, 2, 3, as well as this “lava update” post, where it was very clear to … Continue reading
The accounting by Lākea Trask about how the arrests were carried out on Lā Ho’iho’i Ea day is pretty unveiling about how the state of Hawaii corporation operates. Watch the blazing blue police lights, and the attempted creation of an … Continue reading
I post this as is, and will have comments on the next Kingdom posting. —————————– Ali`i Nui Mō`ī Edmund K. Silva, Jr., 7-30-15… “King’s Resolution Letter” Ali`i Mana`o Nui Lanny Sinkin: The King is circulating a proposal for comments regarding … Continue reading
Kp note: This document may be seen at the beginning of this video from one of the Protectors of the Mauna, recorded 7-27-15. I do not know if this is what the video said they “issued” to the DLNR officer … Continue reading
[youtube=https://youtu.be/IWlJ5Dz-Jqw&w=550] https://youtu.be/IWlJ5Dz-Jqw This video directly lays out possible reasons the “BLNR” has concerns about “public safety”, and how this connects to the infamous “Committee of Safety” from the period of the (attempted, because it’s STILL here) overthrow of the Kingdom. … Continue reading
This is the second of three posts I am making related to today’s DLNR decision to make “new emergency rules” about Mauna Kea. And it gives some insight into the (sneaky, perhaps?) thinking of the State and the DLNR, and … Continue reading
This is the first of three posts I am making about today’s DLNR decision to make “new emergency rules” about Mauna Kea, before I hit the bed realm. This is their decision, even though perhaps over 90-95% of testifiers opposed … Continue reading
