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Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – July 2, 2018 <br />We’re all the same – the first people here <br /> <br />LS: I understand that... <br /> <br />JK: But you folks recognize two other... <br /> <br />LS: It’s actually the federal government – the bigger federal government. <br /> <br />JK: OK, ma’am. Well, let’s look at the federal government so now they recognize <br />two different places and yet they have another place and they saying to us we <br />not going to recognize you. Why is that? And let me explain why – as a <br />concerned parent and grandparent and great grandparents – we’re worried <br />about my future generations \[unclear\]. I’m not sure what – how can you folks <br />do this but I mean this sounds more like one lawsuit than one, you know, I <br />don’t know what’s the matter with the federal government. How can they <br />recognize indigenous people from around the world and then forget about us <br />because for me – I go into the mountains – I depend on the resources – <br />whether it being medical or just food resources and I’m totally against your <br />guys eradication and I’m not sure if you understand this but you know on <br />Oahu we hear about helicopters going into Kahuku... <br /> <br />LS: I understand. <br /> <br /> I think, I think those of us in cultural resources across the board are often <br />confused as well because there are decisions that are made and there’s just <br />a certain path that it’s taken and often times it doesn’t make any sense so and <br />I don’t know how to fix it there’s not anything that – I think we can try and <br />understand and work together and I think... <br /> <br />JK: Well, you know, we really, really appreciate it because somehow they can <br />recognize one way and then, you know, disregard us here in Hawaii and <br />that’s not fair... <br /> <br />LS: Yeah, definitely, understand them as well. <br /> <br />TL: OK. Thank you... I should probably have someone else running this meeting <br />but before we move on to James I’d like to make a couple of introductions <br />and one of them is to Abraham Antonio if he’d stand up and raise his hand – <br />two things about Abraham that I want to bring to your attention: number one <br />he’s interested in becoming a commissioner for District 5 and number two he <br />just an organization that I belong to – Richard Hoeflinger has belonged to in <br />the past – the Pig Hunters of Hawaii – which was one of the very most <br />successful organizations in slowing down a lot of what’s been going on. And <br />he’s taken it to heart and I really give him credit and we’re welcome to do it <br />and any of you, I mean, he’d probably take your money anyway even though <br />he’s not official yet, but, you know, anybody who is interested in the <br />11 <br /> <br /> <br />