Big Island Video News will be featuring the presentations made by the many different speakers slated to talk at the Common Ground series. The archive will be available at this location.
LAUPAHOEHOE, Hawaii – The first TMT & Maunakea: Common Ground talk was held Tuesday night in Lauphaoehoe. Three speakers with different perspectives discussed the divisive issue of building the Thirty Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea. The meeting was the first of four organized by the Hilo-Hamakua Community Development Corporation with the hopes of bringing the community together to talk it out.
One speaker who wasn’t on the schedule was Gerald DeMello, who provided a timeline of the decades of astronomy development on Mauna Kea. DeMello is a member of the HHCDC board along with Colleen Aina, Glenn Carvahlo, Richard Ha, Jason Moniz, Eric Weinert, Judi Steinman, and President Donna Johnson.
Wow nice all the snakes in 1 place. Funny how the Name of the weed richard been selling was called Jonny Ds as in DeMellow hmm. Is that the first person to clone marijuana in hilo. Na the lights they bought was for indoor bananas in the back of railroad. Yeah right. Even if he says it was in the past UH still funded it on hawaiian homes in the past. Talk about dirty laundry. But they are just the little fish somewhere someplace is the head of all that, they know it, i know it and now you do too. Need proof of it I got names and over 200 people that say I’m right. You can’t hide history.
Funny, to me it sounded more like it’s for scientific discovery.
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That’s not what it sounded like to me.