Hawaii was ground zero in what became a raging pattern of corporate imperialism. I stand with Hawaiians and all Americans ready to interrupt the pattern and forge a new path. No on Mauna Kea telescope. latimes.com/nation/la-na-haw…

Mauna Kea telescope project faces activist protests

Scientists hope the massive telescope they plan to build atop Hawaii's highest peak, a world-renowned location for astronomy, will help them peer back to the time just after the Big Bang and answer...

latimes.com

Jul 24, 2019 · 3:42 PM UTC

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Well if they were smart I would not want to aggravate the goddess Pele! But I suppose that would be at their own discretion! Thank You 🌹
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WHY make plans on sacred sites? The other places don't work? (not buying that.) Sorry, then, it's a NO.
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Agreed! Indigenous people’s rights should be protected. No Mauna Kea telescope!
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I 💯 agree!
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There’s more than one mountain 🏔 to place a telescope. Yes science is important, interesting that our current establishment is anti-science. People are important. They were there first.🤷🏽‍♀️✌🏽🤗#Marianne2020
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Nice. Maybe they can see your home planet.
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Is this okay?⬇️ #ProtectMaunaKea
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Exact same concept as Standing Rock! What’s more important: rights of indigenous peoples or what some would dubiously refer to as “progress?” I hope anyone would say “the rights of the people!” #Marianne2020 #APoliticsOfLove
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Can it be built in a sacred manner involving true Hawaiians as prayer and spirituality are connected to peering deeply into the cosmos whether in meditation or with advanced technology ⚡️♾ aloha ho’opono Pono Kalana 💫
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