And now with the world seeing what's going on, thanks in part to social media, the Hawaiian movement, I would think, should be much more powerful. I'm no social scientist, but with the spotlight on, public sentiment seems to be going more in the Hawaiian's favor. Look at the comments on this media. And that adds to the pressure against the construction.
Sir Alfred Lawrence the only pathetic one here is you. Do some research, maybe have a break from behind your screen and get back to reality. Indigenous / polynesian people are striving for better, trying to preserve and protect whats sacred to us. maybe your failing in life? and are just trying to blame everyone else? Either way, whatever this is that you like you do, is not healthy.
@@ngatibroffessor1840 Please don't. I'm conservative, and most conservatives are religious. Did not Moses go up to the top of Mount Sinai(a mountain holy to many cultures in the region) and received the 10 commandments thereon? Most cultures have historical root(if not current beliefs) where they consider mountains sacred, especially the highest ones. Mount Olympus was another. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_mountains Inca human mummies left at the tops of mountains as sacrifices to the gods. Laughing at other cultures for this is cultural arrogance (or ignorance).
There’s no power in those dumb idols associated with Mauna Kea. That’s why both Maoris and Hawaiians lost their sovereignty, because they have the tendency to go back to idolatry. Look at ancient Israel, at how the they lost their sovereignty numerous times to Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Syrians, Greeks and Romans because they worshipped idols. Hence, many Christian Hawaiians admit they lost their sovereignty because of idol worship that some still practice. Whoever supports idol worship in Polynesia is not doing Polynesians a favor. Stop this heathen madness once and for all.
John Yohann, idol worship on Mauna Kea and elsewhere has done nothing for Hawaiians, except called for human sacrifice, abuse of the lower class, and unfairly forbidding women to eat certain foods. This is why Hawaiian kings outlawed idol worship.
Im proud to be a Pacific islander!!✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽 From the Micronesian islands of Chuuk with love, i stand with u all Hawaiians !! MicroNesia stand with u! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
Talofa all the way from Samoa...Much alofaz to all my Polynesian brothers and sisters and Micronesian. ..i support the movement. ..IA FA'ATASI LE ATUA MO TATOU TAGATA POLYNESIA! ! 💯
Mea lea e kupu ole le fia kagaka o Hawaiians, they truly do not embrace the Samoans i latou talanoaga. The maoris are the same. Lea la ua kupu mai mea faapenei, lea ua koe magaku le lagu polenisia. Kago e google le movie a kamehameha lae e act ai le Rock, Hawaiians oppose it due to the fact that the Rock is Samoan and non hawaiian.
@@newleaf9 I'm Samoan and if I was Kanaka Maoli I would oppose it too. Would you be ok if Jason Momoa played Malietoa though he's not Samoan but still Polynesian? I bet you wouldn't be. That has little to do with anything going on here. Why would you make such comments when this is a protest against colonization and a fight for stolen indigenous land which most if not all Polynesian countries have been affected by? China's presence in Samoa is quickly growing and when the time comes where our people have to fight to keep our ancestral and aiga fanua would you turn away our Polynesian cousins' support?
@@newleaf9seriously? You wont support your Polynesian relations indigenous rights because of a movie? You need to get your priorities straight. The two things are unrelated. I have no idea what Maori has to do with your little Hollywood meltdown. I have nothing but respect for my Samoan Tuakana. My Samoan friends are family to my children. tbh I'm pretty hurt by some of the comments I've seen on here from our cousins.
This is like a Polynesian Olympic tribal greeting ceremony. I love this so much. What passionate people these cultures are. This is what our education systems are missing in today’s schools. Kids need to be learning about these tribes, this is our history. Mahalo Mr Bullfrog ♥️🤙🏽
Marshall Kohlhaas if you can identify a problem, it makes it easier to solve. I call BS because our schools are teaching kids all about sexuality, so why not about cultures?
newleaf9 if that’s the meet that saw the Aussies refuse to take the podium with China because of alleged drug cheating, I saw that part on the news 2145 times. An Aussie later withdrew because there was an illegal substance found in her sample. Sadly that’s all that made the news. I will watch the YT version. I heard records were broken but sadly that got over shadowed.
@Sir Alfred Lawrence This is a peaceful protest, those people you laugh at have a purpose, they're honorable people, standing together, not with guns, with love. Protecting there land! These people? are the guardians of the lands in the Pacific. They love there land and don't want to see there sacred mountain destroyed for profits. Why not build that telescope I'm America?
As we battle and protest for our own land... we still stand in solidarity with you all!! We stand next to you as you fight and with the world behind you all we will fight together!!! Stand up whanau stay strong Kia Kaha Kia Maia Kia ora ra!!! We love you our whanau!!!! Keep going
Every time I watch any of these Mauna Kea vids with any of my Polynesians I feel so Proud to be Kanaka Maoli & all my Polys I Absolutely Love you All although I can’t make it up there from Oahu my Heart my Soul & my Mana is with all of you & also the American Indians & everyone across the globe that support this in any way Thank You from the bottom of my Heart
The state needs to hand over management of crown lands to the Native Hawaiian Commission. This is all about the state abusing the uses of that land, keeping Natives off hunting grounds and spiritual worship and allowing foreign countries use of it. Hawaiians should decide how crown land is used! It’s their birthright and inheritance from the Hawaiian Royalty!
Sir Alfred Lawrence you mean like you? Honestly what hurt you so badly That you need to bully people and tell them what they think is stupid and a waste of time?
To all the haoles in the comments trying to tell us what wē are doing is a waste of time, just because you were taught something all your Life doesʻnt mean its right. Till the last aloha aina💪🏽🤙🏽✊🏽
I’m an Alifuru from Molo’uku Islands (the Spice Islands), stand with you guys. We are Melanesian and Polinesian as well. So proud to be the pacific islanders.
I have much respect and love for all native folk, but the Maori are freakin’ AWESOME...I recall reading somewhere that they are the only native culture that has never been defeated by any outside or invading force, simply because of their warriors’ appearances and ceremonial dances. And prolly because they are all badasses! Mahalo for bringing us these great videos documenting this ongoing part of history.
Actually, many Maoris signed treaties with the Brits without bloodshed. Only a few fought and lost. If they didn’t lose, then how did they lose their sovereignty to whites, genius?
Yeah nah LOL The New Zealand Wars were very complex and took place over a period of 30 plus years. More Maori were fighting with the British than fighting against them. There are informative doc on my channel about these conflicts.
I will always stand and love with the people of Hawai'i, I will always respect and love the sacred lands of Mauna Kea. May you all stay strong and spread the word to other countries and feel the power of your ancestors through you. Love from the US, may Hawai'i, soon be a nation of its own 🌺🌺🌺💙💙💙
Out of all the people in the world we should care, thank you!! Thank you for taking our Maori people back to support mauna kea and the hawain family to show how long and how much we missed them, from sea travelling 1000 years ago to 2020 We will remember a 1000 years from NOW, LOVE AND MISS YOU LAND OF HAWAII WE WILL BE BACK
Clint -n- I see what you mean by outside but in reality it’s support from inside of the Polynesian triangle which consist of Hawaii,Samoa,Tonga,New Zealand,Fiji ect.....
Thank you and mahalos, to da New Zealand and Maori people, love and respect for are Polynesian culture and supporting Mauna kea protest he Hawaiian all da ways,!?. Or odalei hi hahaha.!?
How can anyone on Earth.....take the land from these proud Hawaiians???? It is a crime.....it is criminal to allow corporations to trample and crush the people. Do not allow it to happen. The mountain belongs to the proud people of Hawaii..Do not back down, do not move an inch. The land is your home.
We are the same people, we as Maaori come from Hawai'i , I remember flying a man in Aotearoa from Akl to Chc, back when i was 24 years old. We chatted briefly, as i was serving Customers, But i was drawn to him, and he said to me "you look Hawaiian" i took that as a compliment ❤ I had passed through Hawaii on my way to Canada at 21. Wanted to stay, but was going Snowboarding as a 21st pressie. But felt the same passing through Fiji. Just wanted to abandon the next flight. Get off and hang ten. The CALL OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS OUR CULTURE OUR PRESERVATION OF OUR RIGHTS. WE STAND IN OUR MANA. WE STAND TOGETHER. OUR RIGHTS ARE NOT TO BE MESSED WITH. PROTECTION OF OUR INDIGENOUS HEARTS AND LANDS WILL NOT BE MESSED WITH ♥ ❤ ✨ 💙 💕 We are strong, we are solid, and we WONT BE SOLD. Kia Kaha Whanau, we got eachothers backs 😊
I do believe blockades can be effective tools if enough people ban together and don't give up. They can only arrest so many. Like get a couple hundred- thousand up there. I just don't believe that protests on the street corner are the same, and are only self-defeating and confrontational. This is different. This is a much greater issue than protesting a pay cut or something.
There are many ways of looking at the same thing. You could say that since there are already 13 scopes up there, that one more wouldn't matter, even if it is a much larger one. It's the same thing as saying it doesn't matter that Hawaii has been desecrated by outsiders from day one, and development has ruined so many beautiful landscapes and ecological systems, especially on Oahu. And that the rights of the Hawaiians have been trampled on by 'progress', along with their culture. Those who help erode other's cultures must have little conscience. It's why I moved back from Hawaii, after years.
Hi Jeremiah, I need a little clarification as I don’t understand the whole issue ( I came from the opposite side of the globe after all). So, why is there a need for another telescope? And why are the locals upset about it? I guess I don’t understand either side but I’m pretty sure I’ll take the locals side 😁🤙🏼🌺
In this age of environmental issues we all need to stand up for the best for it like no other thanks to Jeremiah & all others there bless them & Mother Earth 🌍 we surely need it
Please read and share..The lies and the irresponsibility are overwhelming starts in 1964 to 2017. The Protectors pure and innocent. Paul Takehiro Some interesting notes on the Mauna Kea Timeline: 1964 - Mauna Kea is identified by UH as an exceptional site for astronomical observation. 1968 - UH signs a 65-year general lease from BLNR for 13,321 acres of ceded lands at the summit. BLNR can terminate the lease if the lease terms are not met, including care for the mauna. A permit for “an obs ervatory”--meaning only one telescope-- was granted but numerous telescopes are built by UH without permits, input from Native Hawaiians and public hearings. BLNR later issues “after the fact” permits--again, without public hearings. 1974 - Governor George Ariyoshi, concerned that the activities on the mountain pose a threat to its “priceless qualities,” directs DLNR to make a Master Plan for the mauna. DLNR and UH draft 10 different plans, but the speed of development on Mauna Kea makes some of them obsolete before they are completed. 1975 - The Au dubon Society resists the installation of the 15-meter sub-millimeter antenna. 1995 - UH cleans up trash accumulating on the summit only after the Sierra Club files a complaint. 1998 - The State Auditor releases a scathing report documenting 30 years of mismanagement of Mauna Kea by both the BLNR and UH and reveals that, despite spending $50 million per year on telescope operations, no observatory paid more than $1 a year rent. 1999 - Despite the audit, they build two more telescopes. 2004 - Subpoenaed documents reveal that sewage, ethylene glycol, diesel fuel, and toxic mercury were spilled on the mauna. 2005 - A follow-up audit finds that UH’s management “still falls short.” A NASA environmental study concludes that 35 years of astronomy activity has caused “significant, substantial and adverse” harm. 2007 - Third Circuit Court revokes NASA’s permit for an observatory project because of the state’s lack of a comprehensive management plan for the mauna. 2010 - UH’s new Comprehensive Management Plan includes a “Decommissioning Plan” for removing observatories and restoring the site. To date, only one of the existing 13 observatories has started the process. A UH environmental study concludes that astronomy activities have caused “substantial and adverse” impacts to the mauna’s natural and cultural resources. 2011 - The Subaru Observatory spills 100 liters of orange coolant. 2013 - BLNR hears UH’s request for a new 65-year general lease, to expire in 2078. UH’s undergraduate governing body, representing 14,000 students, passes a resolution opposing a new lease. 2014 - Another follow-up audit finds UH failed to adopt a single rule to manage public activities on the mountain. 2015 - Governor David Ige temporarily stops construction on Mauna Kea after 300 mauna protectors peacefully block roads to the proposed TMT site and 31 are arrested. A petition with 53,000 signatures calling for a halt to the TMT and the arrests of protectors is delivered to Ige. UH’s President admits that “[UH] has not met all of [its] obligations to the mountain or the expectations of the community.” 2017 - Another audit finds that none of the 8 recommendations in the 2014 audit had been completely implemented. UH and DLNR have also failed and to adequately implement 32 of 54 management actions that concern Native Hawaiians. (Original post by Heidi Hart).
Need for keep the entertainment going. Protesters getting tired and bored. Not enough green bottles. Crappy weather. Welfare handouts coming on the 15th. so much less people.
Think of the tiny carbon footprint that native Hawaiian cultures put on the world, compared to the Islands, today. This is about much more than just this latest intrusion on a magical paradise. The people are fighting for their culture, rights, and the land that was stolen from them. How could anyone side with science in this situation? It's true that we're all guilty to some extent, especially the technically advanced cultures, in having to rely on technology and the side effects, in order to feed an overpopulated world, and themselves. But Hawaii and other native cultures still could have been left alone, and assisted, rather than exploited. Such as- the white man asking the Native Americans to share the land, rather than colonizing. Or asking the Hawaiians if visitors, respectful of the Island's environment, could come to the Islands. But no settlers.
Why is it acceptable to destroy this sacred location and hurt these people, why is the technology not being revisited, find a better way Astronomic society.
Mauna Kea needs you!! People of Israel, I, Nadav Yair, am calling to your attention the wrong that is being done to the Hawaiian people and their Aina, their land. The desecration that the State and Federal Government is still doing since they stole the islands from the Hawaiians! Though we are in the middle east does not mean it is not our business! Injustice in Hawaii is the same injustice other nations do to us! We as Jews, and me as a Hawaiian Jew call on all to make your voice heard from Israel to Hawaii...leave the land of the Hawaiians to the Hawaiians! Save and fight for Mauna Kea!!!
To be clear: According to National and International law, Government's oath is to act according to the rule of law; and protection of the people's rights. Human rights violations are war crimes (in this case for Mauna Kea); regarding the native tennant rights by the people and sacred lands.
Kotahitanga. Together we stand strong. KIA KAHA WHANAU ✊🏽
And now with the world seeing what's going on, thanks in part to social media, the Hawaiian movement, I would think, should be much more powerful. I'm no social scientist, but with the spotlight on, public sentiment seems to be going more in the Hawaiian's favor. Look at the comments on this media. And that adds to the pressure against the construction.
Sir Alfred Lawrence the only pathetic one here is you. Do some research, maybe have a break from behind your screen and get back to reality. Indigenous / polynesian people are striving for better, trying to preserve and protect whats sacred to us. maybe your failing in life? and are just trying to blame everyone else? Either way, whatever this is that you like you do, is not healthy.
@@ngatibroffessor1840 Please don't. I'm conservative, and most conservatives are religious.
Did not Moses go up to the top of Mount Sinai(a mountain holy to many cultures in the region) and received the 10 commandments thereon?
Most cultures have historical root(if not current beliefs) where they consider mountains sacred, especially the highest ones.
Mount Olympus was another.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_mountains
Inca human mummies left at the tops of mountains as sacrifices to the gods.
Laughing at other cultures for this is cultural arrogance (or ignorance).
There’s no power in those dumb idols associated with Mauna Kea. That’s why both Maoris and Hawaiians lost their sovereignty, because they have the tendency to go back to idolatry. Look at ancient Israel, at how the they lost their sovereignty numerous times to Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Syrians, Greeks and Romans because they worshipped idols. Hence, many Christian Hawaiians admit they lost their sovereignty because of idol worship that some still practice. Whoever supports idol worship in Polynesia is not doing Polynesians a favor. Stop this heathen madness once and for all.
John Yohann, idol worship on Mauna Kea and elsewhere has done nothing for Hawaiians, except called for human sacrifice, abuse of the lower class, and unfairly forbidding women to eat certain foods. This is why Hawaiian kings outlawed idol worship.
Hawai'i and Aotearoa. A force of many.
Even though all Maori can not be there in person our Wairua is with our Polynesian Cousins Kia Kaha Kanaka Maoli
love you Brothers an sisters of New Zealand thank you for your Support in the Struggle for our Aina as we all know we are One in Unity....
🇨🇰🇳🇿🇳🇺🇼🇸🇦🇸🇹🇴🇵🇫 WE STAND UNITED, ALL CHILDREN OF THE GREAT HAIWAKI NUI, WE WILL RETURN HOME SOON!
Maori culture always gets you connected with your warrior spirit!
Native people's everywhere need to stand up against there oppressors. Stand up for what is your God given land culture language and spirit.
Im proud to be a Pacific islander!!✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
From the Micronesian islands of Chuuk with love, i stand with u all Hawaiians !!
MicroNesia stand with u! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
You are a proud Pacific islander but rejects instrument that your ancestors used.
@@vincedhilandulay7798 what ?? A telescope?
Talofa all the way from Samoa...Much alofaz to all my Polynesian brothers and sisters and Micronesian. ..i support the movement. ..IA FA'ATASI LE ATUA MO TATOU TAGATA POLYNESIA! ! 💯
Mea lea e kupu ole le fia kagaka o Hawaiians, they truly do not embrace the Samoans i latou talanoaga. The maoris are the same. Lea la ua kupu mai mea faapenei, lea ua koe magaku le lagu polenisia. Kago e google le movie a kamehameha lae e act ai le Rock, Hawaiians oppose it due to the fact that the Rock is Samoan and non hawaiian.
Talofa ok i see what u mean i watched..Sorry i didn't even know ..tsk tsk
@@newleaf9 I'm Samoan and if I was Kanaka Maoli I would oppose it too. Would you be ok if Jason Momoa played Malietoa though he's not Samoan but still Polynesian? I bet you wouldn't be. That has little to do with anything going on here. Why would you make such comments when this is a protest against colonization and a fight for stolen indigenous land which most if not all Polynesian countries have been affected by? China's presence in Samoa is quickly growing and when the time comes where our people have to fight to keep our ancestral and aiga fanua would you turn away our Polynesian cousins' support?
@@newleaf9seriously? You wont support your Polynesian relations indigenous rights because of a movie? You need to get your priorities straight. The two things are unrelated. I have no idea what Maori has to do with your little Hollywood meltdown. I have nothing but respect for my Samoan Tuakana. My Samoan friends are family to my children. tbh I'm pretty hurt by some of the comments I've seen on here from our cousins.
@@avilik13 well said...tautoko.
This is like a Polynesian Olympic tribal greeting ceremony. I love this so much.
What passionate people these cultures are.
This is what our education systems are missing in today’s schools.
Kids need to be learning about these tribes, this is our history.
Mahalo Mr Bullfrog ♥️🤙🏽
Marshall Kohlhaas if you can identify a problem, it makes it easier to solve.
I call BS because our schools are teaching kids all about sexuality, so why not about cultures?
Did you watch the 2019 Pacific Games last week that was held in Samoa. All islands in the Polynesian/Pacific islands were there minus the Hawaiians.
newleaf9 I did not see it, it was not televised on free to air TV here in Australia.
@@KIRALYW Check youtube - 2019 Samoa Pacific Games - Australia and NZ were in it and won a lot of gold medals
newleaf9 if that’s the meet that saw the Aussies refuse to take the podium with China because of alleged drug cheating, I saw that part on the news 2145 times. An Aussie later withdrew because there was an illegal substance found in her sample.
Sadly that’s all that made the news.
I will watch the YT version.
I heard records were broken but sadly that got over shadowed.
So proud to see our Maori cousins representing our beautiful Aotearoa - Kia Kaha, Arohanui. Malo lava, Alofa tele atu.
The Maori greeting is so empowering! Even if you weren't there you can feel the solidarity.
@Sir Alfred Lawrence There's a good boy....fark off now.
@Sir Alfred Lawrence This is a peaceful protest, those people you laugh at have a purpose, they're honorable people, standing together, not with guns, with love. Protecting there land! These people? are the guardians of the lands in the Pacific. They love there land and don't want to see there sacred mountain destroyed for profits. Why not build that telescope I'm America?
@Sir Alfred Lawrence the dates changed but the policies are still the same
Sir Alfred Lawrence if you’re not even supporting this kaupapa why are you here
@Sir Alfred Lawrence uh oh, another bitter troll lol
As we battle and protest for our own land... we still stand in solidarity with you all!! We stand next to you as you fight and with the world behind you all we will fight together!!! Stand up whanau stay strong
Kia Kaha Kia Maia Kia ora ra!!! We love you our whanau!!!! Keep going
Every time I watch any of these Mauna Kea vids with any of my Polynesians I feel so Proud to be Kanaka Maoli & all my Polys I Absolutely Love you All although I can’t make it up there from Oahu my Heart my Soul & my Mana is with all of you & also the American Indians & everyone across the globe that support this in any way Thank You from the bottom of my Heart
Mahalo
StrangeHawaii 🤙🏾🤙🏾
I am Tangata Maori Aotearoa..
I am Kanaka Maoli Hawaiiki
We are the same person..
TIHEI MAURI ORA
1LOVE1SPIRIT☝️
So True.👍🏽
The state needs to hand over management of crown lands to the Native Hawaiian Commission. This is all about the state abusing the uses of that land, keeping Natives off hunting grounds and spiritual worship and allowing foreign countries use of it. Hawaiians should decide how crown land is used! It’s their birthright and inheritance from the Hawaiian Royalty!
This was so moving, Jeremiah, thanks for sharing a very special moment
PROTECTORS!!!! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
The title should say: Hawaiian protectors of Mauna Kea welcomes Aotearoa. 🇬🇧🇳🇿🤙🏽💪🏽
So fascinating and beautiful! Pele is watching with pride. Praying for the people . Thanks for bringing us this story .
Mahalo for watching
💙❤ United we stand as Polynesians, Divided we fall. Much Alofa frm 🇼🇸🇦🇸🌺🤙
Power love and grace. Ofa lahi atu to my Maori and Hawaiian brothers and sisters! We stand with you!!!
Your Tongan brother
Up to this point in time, the energy and the mana is insane!!! He aloha Hawaiʻi nei! Kū kiaʻi Mauna!
❤️❤️❤️Mahalo Aotearoa!! Ku Kia’i Mauna!!!
KU KAI'I MAUNA
Brothers and sisters of AOTEAROA......Aloha Nui.....
Mauri Ora whanau and Aloha to you and yours 🤙🏽
Sir Alfred Lawrence you mean like you? Honestly what hurt you so badly That you need to bully people and tell them what they think is stupid and a waste of time?
To all the haoles in the comments trying to tell us what wē are doing is a waste of time, just because you were taught something all your Life doesʻnt mean its right. Till the last aloha aina💪🏽🤙🏽✊🏽
Much love from Tonga, ofa atu.🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴
@Jose Gonzalez how is that relevant?
Thank u Falla's for representing our people for the greater of protecting Mauna Kea ! #protectihumatao
Keep fighting the good fight whanau. Arohanui.
SUCH A POWERFUL SIGHT TO SEE. Truly have so much love and respect for the Maori people.
stronger together 💪🏽
Kia Ora from Aotearoa 💜
Chicken skin moment.
Our Maori cousins...Aloha Nui🤙🏽
I’m an Alifuru from Molo’uku Islands (the Spice Islands), stand with you guys. We are Melanesian and Polinesian as well. So proud to be the pacific islanders.
I have much respect and love for all native folk, but the Maori are freakin’ AWESOME...I recall reading somewhere that they are the only native culture that has never been defeated by any outside or invading force, simply because of their warriors’ appearances and ceremonial dances. And prolly because they are all badasses! Mahalo for bringing us these great videos documenting this ongoing part of history.
lisa owen-nielson
Yes. It is known.
Wrong, The British invaded
Actually, many Maoris signed treaties with the Brits without bloodshed. Only a few fought and lost. If they didn’t lose, then how did they lose their sovereignty to whites, genius?
Yeah nah LOL The New Zealand Wars were very complex and took place over a period of 30 plus years. More Maori were fighting with the British than fighting against them. There are informative doc on my channel about these conflicts.
Kameosdads1 They didn’t ‘invade’ necessarily. They made a treaty with the Maori people.
I will always stand and love with the people of Hawai'i, I will always respect and love the sacred lands of Mauna Kea.
May you all stay strong and spread the word to other countries and feel the power of your ancestors through you.
Love from the US, may Hawai'i, soon be a nation of its own 🌺🌺🌺💙💙💙
Out of all the people in the world we should care, thank you!! Thank you for taking our Maori people back to support mauna kea and the hawain family to show how long and how much we missed them, from sea travelling 1000 years ago to 2020
We will remember a 1000 years from NOW, LOVE AND MISS YOU LAND OF HAWAII WE WILL BE BACK
Keep vigilant.
Love from fiji my brother's and sister's ........be strong.
Goosebumps. God bless us all! Love and Respect from your brothers from the Philippines!
Chur Kia Ora Polynesian Whanau, Maori Boy got the gumboots on 😂
The neff, bilingual in Hawaiian & Māori🤙🏽
Keep fighting support from the Philippines 🇵🇭
So proud I may not be Maori or Polynesian, but In this welcome, I feel the love and support sending Aroha!
Mahaloz for all of polynesia coming to the mauna and showing so much aloha wish I could be there!!
Im Hawaiian and it’s BEAUTIFUL seeing world support from the outside! Mahalo nui loa! ❤️🌎🤙🏾✊🏾
Clint -n- I see what you mean by outside but in reality it’s support from inside of the Polynesian triangle which consist of Hawaii,Samoa,Tonga,New Zealand,Fiji ect.....
Ring Generalship yup they are all our cousins. ✊🏾✊🏾
But there is also support from around the world, and the U.S., (protests), which she might also mean.
I love it tears so very emotional and a wonderful representation of the grace and warrior nature of our people
So good to see other countries getting involved Mahalo j Jeremiah
Tumeke brothers and sisters. We stand together as one. Our wairua is with you all yous. arohanui e te whanau. ❤️🤙🏼🌷🙌🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼
Ataahua (beautiful) to see. Kia Kaha one and all.
People who are disagreeing
I LOVE YOU ALL JUST AS MUCH
🌏❤️
Support from the neighboring Islands of Palau🇵🇼🇵🇼🇵🇼
Polynesian Together ❤️💯
Whāia te iti kahurangi ki te tūohu koe me he maunga teitei
Beautiful Spirit!❤👍
❤❤❤ #proudtobehawaiian
I am 🙏 for all of you!
Mahalo New Zealander for your aloha and support.
Would be mean if the All Blacks rugby team went and supported them. Seeing all those huge fakas HPD wouldn’t know what fo do. #SaveMaunaKea
It would never happen, they're a business team not a koha team. Lol.
Aloha from da Kingdom of Hawai'i 🙏
Aloha
Thank you and mahalos, to da New Zealand and Maori people, love and respect for are Polynesian culture and supporting Mauna kea protest he Hawaiian all da ways,!?. Or odalei hi hahaha.!?
How can anyone on Earth.....take the land from these proud Hawaiians???? It is a crime.....it is criminal to allow corporations to trample and crush the people. Do not allow it to happen. The mountain belongs to the proud people of Hawaii..Do not back down, do not move an inch. The land is your home.
Beautiful.... Love it..
We are the same people, we as Maaori come from Hawai'i ,
I remember flying a man in Aotearoa from Akl to Chc, back when i was 24 years old. We chatted briefly, as i was serving Customers, But i was drawn to him, and he said to me "you look Hawaiian" i took that as a compliment ❤
I had passed through Hawaii on my way to Canada at 21. Wanted to stay, but was going Snowboarding as a 21st pressie.
But felt the same passing through Fiji. Just wanted to abandon the next flight. Get off and hang ten.
The CALL OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
OUR CULTURE OUR PRESERVATION OF OUR RIGHTS. WE STAND IN OUR MANA. WE STAND TOGETHER. OUR RIGHTS ARE NOT TO BE MESSED WITH.
PROTECTION OF OUR INDIGENOUS HEARTS AND LANDS WILL NOT BE MESSED WITH ♥ ❤ ✨ 💙 💕
We are strong, we are solid, and we WONT BE SOLD.
Kia Kaha Whanau, we got eachothers backs 😊
Oh PS/ forced to drop Social Media. That's kewl , I'm 50. Don't need it 😊
Waaaaaaaaat. Awesome. I heard they were coming. HUI!
VOICE THE FACTS, RASE THE COLORS!
E’O Aotearoa Mahalo
He wears gumboots to a Powhiri? Time and place for gumboots. You should representing us in your best.
Love this. Did anyone get the Japanese arrival too? Ive been trying to find a video of that.
I did not miss that one but maybe. big island news TH-cam channel
Fascinating!
Mauri ora whanau🤙 Mahalo
Wow. I have no words.
Peace, Aloha and Justice.
#OCEANIASTRONG
I believe all Fijians strands with you our Maohi cousins.
Thats fuckin baddass! that maori brother speaking Hawaiian. Cheeee heee!!! Much aroha to maoris!
I do believe blockades can be effective tools if enough people ban together and don't give up. They can only arrest so many. Like get a couple hundred- thousand up there. I just don't believe that protests on the street corner are the same, and are only self-defeating and confrontational. This is different. This is a much greater issue than protesting a pay cut or something.
Mahalo for the comment
Mahalo to you, and the Hawaiian people for teaching the world about values, morality and integrity!
There are many ways of looking at the same thing. You could say that since there are already 13 scopes up there, that one more wouldn't matter, even if it is a much larger one. It's the same thing as saying it doesn't matter that Hawaii has been desecrated by outsiders from day one, and development has ruined so many beautiful landscapes and ecological systems, especially on Oahu. And that the rights of the Hawaiians have been trampled on by 'progress', along with their culture. Those who help erode other's cultures must have little conscience. It's why I moved back from Hawaii, after years.
Yes!!!!!
please let me know what the nz group is saying.
Awesome!
Yes it was
Goose bumps, I meant chicken skin!
Hi Jeremiah, I need a little clarification as I don’t understand the whole issue ( I came from the opposite side of the globe after all). So, why is there a need for another telescope? And why are the locals upset about it? I guess I don’t understand either side but I’m pretty sure I’ll take the locals side 😁🤙🏼🌺
Got my answer kiddo, thank you anyway 🤙🏼
th-cam.com/video/abqrZ4_sWCE/w-d-xo.html
Way’da go Raku, proud of u Neff🤙🏽
Bring the Rakus, Pukana,, Blahhh😝😜😛
Chicken skin, love it
In this age of environmental issues we all need to stand up for the best for it like no other thanks to Jeremiah & all others there bless them & Mother Earth 🌍 we surely need it
Heavy 😘
Bring the tourist to this. Organized, open air...food. lol
Please read and share..The lies and the irresponsibility are overwhelming starts in 1964 to 2017. The Protectors pure and innocent.
Paul Takehiro
Some interesting notes on the
Mauna Kea Timeline:
1964 - Mauna Kea is identified by UH as an exceptional site for astronomical observation.
1968 - UH signs a 65-year general lease from BLNR for 13,321 acres of ceded lands at the summit. BLNR can terminate the lease if the lease terms are not met, including care for the mauna. A permit for “an obs ervatory”--meaning only one telescope-- was granted but numerous telescopes are built by UH without permits, input from Native Hawaiians and public hearings. BLNR later issues “after the fact” permits--again, without public hearings.
1974 - Governor George Ariyoshi, concerned that the activities on the mountain pose a threat to its “priceless qualities,” directs DLNR to make a Master Plan for the mauna. DLNR and UH draft 10 different plans, but the speed of development on Mauna Kea makes some of them obsolete before they are completed.
1975 - The Au dubon Society resists the installation of the 15-meter sub-millimeter antenna.
1995 - UH cleans up trash accumulating on the summit only after the Sierra Club files a complaint.
1998 - The State Auditor releases a scathing report documenting 30 years of mismanagement of Mauna Kea by both the BLNR and UH and reveals that, despite spending $50 million per year on telescope operations, no observatory paid more than $1 a year rent.
1999 - Despite the audit, they build two more telescopes.
2004 - Subpoenaed documents reveal that sewage, ethylene glycol, diesel fuel, and toxic mercury were spilled on the mauna.
2005 - A follow-up audit finds that UH’s management “still falls short.” A NASA environmental study concludes that 35 years of astronomy activity has caused “significant, substantial and adverse” harm.
2007 - Third Circuit Court revokes NASA’s permit for an observatory project because of the state’s lack of a comprehensive management plan for the mauna.
2010 - UH’s new Comprehensive Management Plan includes a “Decommissioning Plan” for removing observatories and restoring the site. To date, only one of the existing 13 observatories has started the process. A UH environmental study concludes that astronomy activities have caused “substantial and adverse” impacts to the mauna’s natural and cultural resources.
2011 - The Subaru Observatory spills 100 liters of orange coolant.
2013 - BLNR hears UH’s request for a new 65-year general lease, to expire in 2078. UH’s undergraduate governing body, representing 14,000 students, passes a resolution opposing a new lease.
2014 - Another follow-up audit finds UH failed to adopt a single rule to manage public activities on the mountain.
2015 - Governor David Ige temporarily stops construction on Mauna Kea after 300 mauna protectors peacefully block roads to the proposed TMT site and 31 are arrested. A petition with 53,000 signatures calling for a halt to the TMT and the arrests of protectors is delivered to Ige. UH’s President admits that “[UH] has not met all of [its] obligations to the mountain or the expectations of the community.”
2017 - Another audit finds that none of the 8 recommendations in the 2014 audit had been completely implemented. UH and DLNR have also failed and to adequately implement 32 of 54 management actions that concern Native Hawaiians.
(Original post by Heidi Hart).
O'hana Mauna Kea is spelled Mau Na.Ke'a!
Maka Kilo.
Malama mauna kea lahui.
Long Live Hawaiti!
Ika Lahui
Need for keep the entertainment going. Protesters getting tired and bored. Not enough green bottles. Crappy weather. Welfare handouts coming on the 15th. so much less people.
Its ok Tulsi, now you know how conservatives feel
Haka
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Think of the tiny carbon footprint that native Hawaiian cultures put on the world, compared to the Islands, today. This is about much more than just this latest intrusion on a magical paradise. The people are fighting for their culture, rights, and the land that was stolen from them. How could anyone side with science in this situation? It's true that we're all guilty to some extent, especially the technically advanced cultures, in having to rely on technology and the side effects, in order to feed an overpopulated world, and themselves. But Hawaii and other native cultures still could have been left alone, and assisted, rather than exploited. Such as- the white man asking the Native Americans to share the land, rather than colonizing. Or asking the Hawaiians if visitors, respectful of the Island's environment, could come to the Islands. But no settlers.
Why is it acceptable to destroy this sacred location and hurt these people, why is the technology not being revisited, find a better way Astronomic society.
Mauna Kea needs you!! People of Israel, I, Nadav Yair, am calling to your attention the wrong that is being done to the Hawaiian people and their Aina, their land. The desecration that the State and Federal Government is still doing since they stole the islands from the Hawaiians! Though we are in the middle east does not mean it is not our business! Injustice in Hawaii is the same injustice other nations do to us! We as Jews, and me as a Hawaiian Jew call on all to make your voice heard from Israel to Hawaii...leave the land of the Hawaiians to the Hawaiians! Save and fight for Mauna Kea!!!
Ae! And free Palestine while you're at it!
Aoteroa
Kia kaha whanau
Even Prince Harry can do the Haka
not correctly 🤣
@@waimaramapuhara3013 at least he tried
@@nohea9936 you're right
Right on!
He was doing the ROBOT!
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E Ala E I Stand with the people of Hawaii
To be clear:
According to National and International law, Government's oath is to act according to the rule of law; and protection of the people's rights. Human rights violations are war crimes (in this case for Mauna Kea); regarding the native tennant rights by the people and sacred lands.
Idiot
An idiot is one who fails to study law; and is unaware of one's own rights. Be careful.
beautiful