DLNR Nominee Talks Maunakea, Military In Hawaiʻi (April 5, 2024)

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HONOLULU - The Senate Committee on Water and Land considered the nomination of Ryan Kanakaʻole to serve as the deputy director for the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources. As the nominee explained, his roots are from the southern most district on Hawaii island.
A synthesized voice was utilized in the narration for this story. Video from Hawaii State Senate hearing and BIVN archive.

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@kkperu6375 3 месяца назад

Right on Braddah Ryan, do our people right. We need more intelligent kanaka like you in higher govt positions.

@ggriffith2097 3 месяца назад

So proud to have an articulate public servant who takes the people’s side in this regardless of finger wagging by corporate owned elected officials. I will be watching closely to make sure this guy isn’t pushed out and if he is I will wanna know exactly who did it

@Imonits 3 месяца назад

Hawaii needs to set the standard and not support destruction and war. Preserve culture and promote sustainable growth.

@Josephine-sm2db 3 месяца назад

Depends what you mean by sustainable growth. They use that term now to support green, walkable, 15 minute cities under tight control and surveillance. Is that what you mean?

@kahealanikealakai555 3 месяца назад

Vote the braddah in🤙❤️

@keaka560 3 месяца назад

It is an eye sore to see the military along saddle road. Let alone in the islands. In addition those white things on Mauna Kea. Leave go back. Don't need you here

@JordanKahele 3 месяца назад

Another very important thing, when using 'eguity claims' on a property for example, when implemented it should be clear that every accountant knows how this thing, is design to work.

@Josephine-sm2db 3 месяца назад

Ryan Kanakaole? Will he be replacing Suzanne Case? I sure hope so. That lady gotta GO!!!

@handimanjay6642 3 месяца назад

If? Can Hawaii afford to lose the lease revenue and the dollars spent by the military members? Will losing the upstanding members of the local communities worth it? Maintaining military outposts gives our military a foothold with basic infrastructure that may be needed should conflicts come to that area of the Pacific.

@jadefinding 3 месяца назад

The military pays a symbolic fee. It doesn't even benefit Hawaiians.

@Josephine-sm2db 3 месяца назад

I don't think the military pays much to lease land there and furthermore it is not there to give you protection.

@lesliepropheter5040 2 месяца назад

Pick which country you want to take over, cause the Hawaiians will be subject to someone other than the USA, if they chose to get rid of the USA. Military is responsible for the original, basic infrastructure you have now, schools, library’s, post offices etc. No one has to like it, doesn’t matter because Hawaii is a strategic stopping off point for the defense of several countries.