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When I heard the first posting about trash from Free Hawaii, I thought it was a connection between First Nations-- Na Kanaka and Yakama and a great one.  Then, I read Maui's comment and it went straight to my heart because I felt that it was genuine and the right direction that we here in Hawaii should be heading towards. When I read Isaac Harp's piece I wanted to kaka in my pants, call me do do girl.  I just want to say that I know that Isaac Harp always means well and is true to his words and to his people. It's important that we have this understanding as to how I feel about Isaac Harp.  I think it is brave of him to continue down a road and facing the military with lots of questions.  This is not easy to do when one is among so-called friends of America and Na Kanaka.  I am not speaking for nor am I picking on Isaac Harp for he has the capability to stand firm on his contentions.  So-- it's a one man show, who cares it's a problem that needs to be resolved, DU and military is hell and evil.  This is everybody's problem and enough of the Alvin and the Chipmunks.  We are older and matured, sometimes senile cause too much senior moments, but we move on.

 

The real kine issue is 'military clean-up' of nuclear waste.

 

I had opposed this so-called military clean up of nuclear waste from a military base and their firing range since the onset of the issue.  And I stood alone, not even Pono agreed with me.  To transfer the contaminates of DU by means of trucking would contaminate all along the way from point a and point b.  A spread of DU over a larger area means safe, weak, and low for nuclear waste Atomic Energey Commission stance on their policy.  In other words, poison trails along Farrington Highway is such an in road to destroying our future generation.  In seven years from 2010 we should see the results of cancer rates in young children spike and congenial birth defects to double.  This is my contention in a nut shell.

 

This needs to be understood that I don't support Tad Davis's sustainable plus plan to transfer DU from a military base which the military through 8(a) procurements have been doing since 2009 and trucking these contaminants through Waianae and making inroads to Makua.  All military installations participated in the transfer of contaminats between 2009 until present. This process according to Tad Davis exist so that the military families can have a cleaner environment to live in such as Schofield and their firing ranges.  This is a true and real wording of Tad Davis from the Pentagon.

 

So, if Free Hawaii is saying no trash to the mainland than the question is where then?

 

The ocean should not be our dumping grounds!  Building containers and placing these containers into the ocean bottom for our children to build their careers upon are so ever real in Waianae.  Kamaile Elementary are building their hidden curriculum on this sightings of their future, but without the said criteria of real science and math, excursions for teachers to visit with their students doesn't cut it for career expectations for children in Waianae.  Math and science is the only way that these field trip projects should take guides from, good benchmarks with high standards.  Highly qualified teachers should be teaching all our Na Kanaka children not visitors from different states.  I am not highly qualified, but can co-teach and I am good at my job.

 

So Is Free Hawaii intentionally heading into this direction, yes--I believe so.  If that is the case they should reach out beyond the heart and use ones head towards policy building should the Akaka Bill by past nationals and their on/off position towards the Akaka Bill.

 

I have not heard anything from Free Hawaii on the issue of DU but then again, I came on board about over a year ago.  Or, are they taking the same position as the covenant of Na Kanaka and their posion pen?

 

The Yucca Mountain, I forgot to mention closed down and this was a good thing because they were the receiving place for nuclear waste.  But I don't see closing down the Pacific Ocean as a place for nuclear waste.  I am proud of Yakama for opposing Hawaii and their careless intentions, however, it is their blind leading the blind US citizens that are polluting our islands. 

 

So, I am proposing that Na Kanaka stand up and take a stand against clean-up.  Why?

 

In the month of September 2010 the military should receive a license to posses and use DU in their live fire training and exercises--specifically Makua Valley.  We the people of Waianae will eventually die from these poisonings and more DU will fill our atmosphere--the air that we breath everyday.  Clean up that is a crappy notion, stop the bombing is our life line.

 

Eat Shit and Die! This is my bottom line-harsh but so very real. 

 

Note: I can handle honesty if one wants to load our Pacific Ocean with containers than be true to ones intentions.