Save La'au Point, Molokai

In retrospect of what has transpired with regards to water issues, how does our family members on the island feel. With some of us who moved to HNL, we see both sides. Are there any resolutions that the community has expressed?

No development. Keep this island pristine.

you speak Hawaiian good, water is fresh water?... No whats the word for rich?? You understand? I think you just inspired me to write a book called Uncle Kimo grass shack. Cuz you is the same as one Uncle Tom.

Mahalo Moloka'i ohana for Honouring your Sacred home. Oh so good to see Scarlett there keeping the way pono with the other Wahine upholding the mana and tapu. From ordinary people extraordinary heart can make a big difference.

Aloha nui loa to one and all and best wishes for the christmas season. Meri kirihimete from Mereana and Te Wairua whanau Palalagi of Aotearoa. Love to Kaohele, Kailana, Kawela, Kalaihe and all the beautiful ohana Ritte Camara.

Aloha A'OLE PONO great questions to pose to all Native peoples the world over being strangled by economies in which they are deliberately excluded when it comes to decision making. Many blocks came at the time the Queen was dethroned. Today you are experiencing multi-levelled and systemized power and control relationships you see as 'having jobs' and the illusion of participation in a mafioso economic system.  What spaces can Moloka'i create to preserve the culture and create sustainable work?

I have been to Maui and it is so beautifull but if i want to get stuck in traffic jams i can stay at home!. Keep Molakai as is. In the long run everyone will be better off.

i mean moloka'i is beautiful...keep it the way it is

i mean moloka'i is beautiful>>

Oahu is a damn jungle right now**
see generic coconut trees on the damn road...you can tell that they took it from somewhere and put it in the middle of the street to make it look natural, might as well make some plastic coconuts to go with it* been there, and it's beautiful...heard the weed is good(*?*)

My mother and grandmother are buried at Ho'olehua and my great grandmother at Kalaupapa. When I go to visit them I want to be in Hawai'i, not a bastardized resort town with a bunch of rich folks who retired to Moloka'i. I hope the politicians and leaders in the state realize the impact that turning La'au into a housing development is going to have on the islands culture. I already live on the main land. Please don't try to turn Moloka'i into something it's not! Keep it Hawaiian. REAL Hawai'i.