Lanny Sinkin posted this on his Facebook page. I have linked to Na’i Aupuni and OHA, below. In my view, Lanny has presented the salient facts clearly and expertly. Funny thing is, prior to this, I noted that Mauna Kea … Continue reading
These next two are posted a bit late, but I wanted to get them out for viewing. I’ll be posting four in row. —————————– Ali`i Nui Mō`ī Edmund K. Silva, Jr., 7-22-15… “King’s Letter to OHA Trustees” Ali`i Mana`o Nui … Continue reading
[youtube=https://youtu.be/mzB8F-M5pDI&w=550] https://youtu.be/mzB8F-M5pDI
Although this “rescind support” decision basically says, “OHA is neutral” on the TMT (not opposed, however; but in contrast to it’s earlier stance, “in favor of”), I feel it is a very important, for three reasons: 1) It is a … Continue reading
#wearemaunakea #tmtshutdown This article explains things a bit more clearly (than perhaps I did in the prior post). It’s all about the $$. “…Mauna Kea represents land and power, and OHA has a financial interest in the outcome of the … Continue reading
#wearemaunakea #tmtshutdown This is very unveiling about the reality behind TMT… it’s for the money. And it was planned that way. Leases, subleases, rent… And of course OHA (Office of Hawaiian Affairs) board would (tend to) support it, since they … Continue reading
#wearemaunakea #tmtshutdown [Note: a transcript of Kaleikoa Ka’eo’s portion is available here.] I believe that many will be drawn to watch this video of (the entire?) OHA Board meeting of 4-23-15. It is a longer version than the shorter video … Continue reading
I’m going to say that first off, I do not know all of the details about a symposium held on O’ahu on November 1, sponsored by Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA), but I know enough to write this post. Here … Continue reading
