Millions Injected Mosquitoes Being Released On Maui!

➡ Michelle Melendez interviewed Tina Leah from HawaiiUnites.org about a court case against the use of mosquitoes injected with Wolbachian bacteria. The case, which is going to the Hawaii Supreme Court, challenges the use of these mosquitoes to combat avian malaria. Critics argue that the method is experimental and potentially harmful to the environment and people, as the effects are unknown and not adequately monitored. They are calling for a full environmental impact statement before the experiment continues.
➡ A single female mosquito can produce 160,000 more females in her lifetime, and the document in question allows for the release of up to 3,000 mosquitoes per week. The group has taken legal action against the agencies that approved this document, arguing that it lacks comprehensive studies on the potential environmental and health impacts. Despite setbacks in court, they are now taking the case to the state Supreme Court. They are concerned about the potential for the bacteria in the mosquitoes to spread in the environment and possibly increase the mosquitoes’ ability to transmit diseases like avian malaria and West Nile virus.
➡ The article discusses concerns about the release of bacteria-infected mosquitoes in Hawaii, which is part of an experiment to save birds from disease. However, there are worries about the potential for these mosquitoes to transmit diseases, the lack of testing, and the absence of data on the experiment’s effectiveness. The article also mentions plans to use gene-editing technology on mosquitoes, which could have irreversible effects on the environment. Lastly, it criticizes the environmental agencies for allowing this to happen and calls for support to take the issue to the Hawaii Supreme Court.
➡ The group is asking for a pause and further studies on a controversial environmental issue in Hawaii. They believe it’s not safe to proceed without more research and are taking their case to the Supreme Court. They’re seeking support and donations for their cause through their website, hawaiiunites.org. They express gratitude for the support they’ve received and remain hopeful for a positive outcome.

Hey, aloha everyone. Michelle Melendez with BlossomInnerWellness.com StandTogether Hawaii.com if you are listening on the voice of Corner Radio. Thank you so much for listening to us. And also we are on sovereignradio.com Sovereign Radio is our new, new area, new platform. Super excited to be on there today. I’m interviewing tina Leah of HawaiiUnites.org and, and we have an amazing information, some amazing information coming out because she’s taking the court case against the Walbachian bacteria injected mosquitoes to the Hawaii Supreme Court. I mean she’s going for it all the way up. And I just want to say thank you so much, Tina for joining me and for sharing this story and for doing what you’re doing because I know that it’s not easy.

Yeah, thank you so much. And thank you to everyone that’s been supporting what we’re doing and following on your show as you’re sharing this information. We’ve been looking at this for like three years, over three years at this point now. So yeah, we’re keeping it moving. We’re taking that case as far as we can take it and we’re going to stay hopeful that we’re going to get the outcome that we should get, which is to do the right thing, protect the environment, do what’s pono and you know, really honor these lands instead of how they’re presenting it as if they are somehow protecting the environment when they’re actually doing damage to it.

Potentially very serious damage, very serious damage. You guys, this what, what she’s basically doing three years ago, I mean we, we started this fight. We’ve been at so many giving testimony about why this is dangerous and it’s basically injecting mosquitoes with the wachium bacteria. And their goal or what they say the, the this is for is to stop avian malaria in the birds. But in their own documentation, they are not even testing to see if this works, is that correct? Well, I would say that’s accurate, that they’re not required at all to monitor the outcome of the, the effects of this mosquito infected with the bacteria on the birds that they’re supposed to be saving.

So that’s in their own documentation and also in their documents admitting that this is a novel approach what they’re doing and that the outcome is unknown. So they’re completely experimenting on these islands and on our ecosystems and on the natural habitat of these birds that are threatened and endangered and you know, potentially on us because mosquitoes can transmit disease to people and this is happening currently on Maui and Kauai, is that correct? That’s right. And our court case is focused on the Maui releases. They have separate environmental assessments for the two islands. So we’re taking on the environmental assessment for Maui, which was the first island where the releases were happening.

So we’re, we’re hoping that we can set a precedent and that we can stop this from escalating as it has been. You know, they’re not going to stop with Kauai. They’re looking, I know they’re looking at the Big Island. They’re looking at statewide environmental assessment for releases potentially of these mosquitoes that they’re releasing to deal with the avian malaria, but potentially also for a couple of other species of mosquito that would be for human health, potentially, for, potentially for avian as well. Because now they’re starting to little comments coming out about avian pox, et cetera. So we’ll have to see where they’re going with that.

So this company has only done an assessment. They have not done a full environmental impact statement, which is what we’ve been asking them to do from the beginning. We have not said don’t do this experiment. We have said don’t do it until you do a full environmental impact statement. So we can see the possible impacts that it will have on Maui, on Kauai, on the Big Island. And they have refused to do that, is that correct? That’s right. And they have had several years to have done that. So while they’re saying that this is an emergency and they need to move quickly and you know, this is the only way that they can help these birds.

They have had, I want to say, over seven years, maybe more. Maybe it’s going. When we started talking about this, it was over six years. So maybe it’s going on nine years at this point when they first started putting this plan into place. And so instead they skirted around their responsibilities to the islands and to the environment and to the birds that they’re supposed to be protecting and to people again, that could be affected. And they just did this very, you know, it’s like a cursory review of an environmental assessment. Getting away with the least they can get away with.

And yeah, it’s 200 and something page document, but it’s filled with a lot of fluff and nothing to do with actually studying what could happen here. They’ve done no studies on what could happen with the specific mosquito that they’re using, with the specific strain of the bacteria that they’re Putting in that mosquito and in the environment that they’re letting these mosquitoes out in, in the million, no studies at all. How many mosquitoes are they releasing a week currently on Maui? Currently they’re not disclosing specifically in some of the articles that there have been national articles where they’ve spoken on that.

And it was on the lower end of what they are allowed to do. So between 250,000 to 500,000 a week. And I think that that may be what’s happening on Kauai as well right now. But their document that was approved for this project allows them to release up to 775,992,000 a week. So they have leeway there and I think that they’re going to be kicking it up a notch there. Now. They have, you know, all these new articles coming out just recently about how they want to start using the drones which they were supposed to be using all along, but instead they deviated and have been using helicopters here on Maui for.

Since late 2023. So quite a while. But now they want to use these huge drones which, you know, as we know from the environmental assessment that might be, I think up to 134 drone flights a week with these, what they’re saying are eight foot drones. Eight foot drones. Okay. This is supposed to be good for the birds or is anybody at all there in any kind of like rational thought process about what the birds would actually say to them if they could, you know, respond to what’s happening here with all of this activity? And you know, it’s not just the mosquitoes, which of course are highly dangerous potentially and experimental, but it’s the drones and all of this activity and the helicopters and the packaging and that the mosquitoes are in that are dropping, you know, millions of mosquitoes a day.

Yeah, I mean, a week. Yes. And also they have a thing where. So the. So basically you guys, this experiment, they injected the male mosquito with this Wolbachium bacteria and it’s not supposed to, it’s not supposed to be compatible with the regular mosquito. So there’s their idea, their concept is that they’re going to lower the mosquito population. However, how many female mosquitoes now, females are the ones that bite. How many females? How many females do they have actually in their own documentation that states they will probably accidentally release how many female mosquitoes A week? Yeah, a week, that’s right.

Yeah. So when they make these mosquitoes in the lab, they are, you know, injecting. They’re likely, they’re injecting the, the eggs or, or the larvae and, you know, with the bacteria and then breeding them. So they have the males and the females breeding. And then they do a sorting process which is imperfect per, you know, all scientific documentation on this technology and their own documents process. The sorting, you guys, is a shaking process where the females are supposed to be bigger and the males are supposed to be smaller. So the males drop through. So, yeah, no problems with that one.

That’s 50% accurate. So, yeah, that’s their initial process, is the sifting process. And then they’re experimenting with artificial intelligence as a secondary sorting process. And they keep talking about how that’s getting so much better. And one minute they’re saying, this many. We don’t expect any females to get through. Well, maybe this many and this many. And the number keeps changing. And the bottom line is, and they have finally had to admit and have admitted on record that they’re allowed by the EPA to release one female for every 250,000 males. And again, if they’re, you know, they can release up to that 775/million a week.

So that is over 3,000 females that they’re allowed to release every week. This is on the Maui Environmental Assessment, the Kauai Environmental Assessment. They were more vague with their numbers, so we can’t give you an exact figure, but the projects are pretty similar. So this is the issue. And then, you know, even if they’re releasing at this point only the 250 to 500,000 mosquitoes total, that even one or two females. It only took three in this particular study that we’ve referenced that the whole population was replaced with the lab altered strain of mosquitoes with just three females accidentally released.

And one female, just one female can produce another 160,000 females in her lifespan. And that’s through the breeding. Say that one more time, please. Yeah, so just one female accidentally released and that can cause another 160,000 more females to be bred from that one female through the lifespan of the female in the generations of the breeding as they continue, you know, through the generations. So just one. And in their documentation. And in their documentation, they’re allowed 3,000 a week because that’s one per every 200,000 male. That would be the high end if they were releasing the maximum amount that they’ve been approved to release through the document that we’re taking them to court over.

Yeah, so we can’t say that they’re releasing, you know, 3,000 a week at this point, but they’re allowed to. They’re allowed to. That’s why we’ve taken this document and these agencies to court that approved this document and produced this document. So how many court cases have you done so far and what has been the outcome so far? So so far, we, you know, this is our initial court case in environmental court. This is part of what is called the HEPA process, the Hawaii Environmental Policy act, where projects of this scope and magnitude that can have this huge potential significant impact on our environment and our health and the health of the wildlife and people and the environment in general.

We have a process where we can push back against the lack of study and say that you did the very minimum that you thought you could get away with, which was this environmental assessment, and you need to do the comprehensive studies, the Environmental Impact Statement, which is a much more thorough study of the potential significant impacts and the risks and looking more closely at alternatives and really taking a serious look at this. And so that’s the process that we’ve gone through in environmental court, which is the circuit court. And then we also, with that case, we did what’s called a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order, which was asking them to stop releasing the mosquitoes until this is resolved and, you know, until they’ve done the Environmental Impact Statement is what we’re asking.

So we were able to begin the hearing process a couple months after we filed our case. And so that was in 2023. And we started. We had our first day of the hearing. We were scheduled to continue, and then the fires happened in Lahaina. And of course, you know, everything had to be put on hold. And, you know, during that time period, the state put in for what’s called summary judgment, just asking for, basically for the court to rule in their favor and not go to trial. And the judge, which we believe was a very flawed decision, ruled in their favor and granted them the summary judgment that stopped everything.

The case was taken off the schedule, the discovery documents, that whole process was stopped. And so we filed an appeal. And unfortunately, again, in what we believe is a flawed decision, the appeal was, you know, ruled in favor that the state basically had sufficiently studied this and that the summary judgment would stay as it was. And so we’re now at the point where we are taking the case to the state Supreme Court. We’re asking them to review it, and we are again seeking a ruling that the case be remanded back to the circuit court and go to trial as it should have all along.

Because this is, you know, what we’ve brought forward is very serious and These are peer reviewed studies and this is, you know, bringing forward very alarming information in their own documents, the agency’s own documents. And then the scientific expert opinion of Dr. Lauren Peng, who is a tropical disease and vector expert and he has stated very clearly this hasn’t been studied enough, this is irreversible and this could potentially go very wrong. And isn’t Lauren, Dr. Lauren Pang? He’s actually the doctor that they requested his opinion on. Didn’t the people who are putting this through, didn’t they request for him to give his professional opinion on this experiment before they started it? I mean he was.

Well, they didn’t is the thing. They didn’t. And he is, you know, in our case and in speaking on this mosquito topic, he has been speaking as a private citizen, but he heads the Department of Health here on Maui. That’s why Department of Health. Didn’t Hawaii Department of Health ask for his recommend recommendation. That’s. Yeah. So I, you know, as this was all unfolding as we were speaking on this and Dr. Pang was speaking, you know, through myself writing just as an independent journalist on this and then through our organization when we, after we had formed the organization and he became an expert witness in our case and during all that time period he was requested to give, I believe it was the Department of Health that requested that he do a presentation, you know, that outlined the science of specifically his concern has a lot to do with the horizontal transmission of the bacteria.

So we could talk a little bit about that. I mean there’s a lot more involved in that and what could go wrong with the mosquitoes. But I think that presentation possibly was focused pretty heavily on that horizontal transmission. But that was, that was after. So you know, they didn’t ask him when all this was being put into place. He was never brought into the conversation. And he has been for over 20 years, not just on Maui, but on all islands. He’s the go to guy for mosquito borne illness and he has mitigated, you know, mosquito borne illness on these islands and has always been the guy, you know, that they, they would go to with this topic.

And now all of a sudden, you know, not only are they not taking his concerns seriously but they, you know, are being, I think very disrespectful to his professional, you know, his background and, and what he brings to the table as far as his knowledge and, and his professional background. Yes, I absolutely agree with that. And because he is stating that there are definitely possible illnesses that this, that this could wreak havoc on. Can you Explain a little bit about what he’s sharing about that. Yeah, well, there’s a lot of things that are potentially that can overlap with the things that can go wrong.

But one of his main concerns, Dr. Pangs, is this horizontal transmission. And that is where the bacteria, this Waldachia bacteria that they are putting in the mosquitoes can transmit horizontally in the environment. So as opposed to the intended purpose of putting this bacteria in the mosquitoes, which is for it to transmit what’s called vertically, and that is when the mosquitoes are mating and then the offspring would inherit the bacteria and then that would cause the offspring not to be viable. So it’s supposed to be a suppression technique to stop the mosquitoes from being able to successfully breed.

But they, there are peer reviewed studies showing that Wolbachia bacteria can survive in the environment, so it can potentially be picked up by the wild mosquitoes here, the females as well, that could then become compatible with the males and other insects, insect vectors of disease included in that, through shared feeding sites, through the bacteria living on in shared feeding sites, and then also through what’s called cereal predation, which are the different insects and arthropods feeding on in a predatory way, on each other and on the larva, each other’s larva. And so in that way it can pass on and it can also pass on through the mating itself.

There’s studies showing that the bacteria can pass on almost like a venereal disease and it can make its way into their germline, which is where they would be able to pass it on through breeding and successfully breed. So that’s the horizontal transmission aspect. One of the other major issues has to do with peer reviewed studies showing that this Wolbachia bacteria can cause mosquitoes to become more capable of transmitting diseases. So it can cause them to be more capable of transmitting avian malaria, which is one, you know, the main reason supposedly that they are doing this project is to stop the birds from being affected by avian malaria.

They might actually make it worse. And another disease is West Nile virus, which birds and people can get, and this bacteria could cause the mosquitoes to become more capable of transmitting that. So that’s a huge issue. And those, you know, that along with the wind drift of the mosquitoes, the potential for the mosquitoes to drift on the wind to unintended places, then, you know, not, not where they were intended to be released, but moving on the wind like, like a pesticide, this is a biopesticide. So similar in the way that a, like a chemical Pesticide can drift on the wind to places where you don’t intend it to go soak in these mosquitoes and they’re alive and the bacteria in them is alive.

And so this is, you know, there’s a lot that goes into what could go wrong here with the different factors interacting. But suffice it to say they can accidentally release females with that bacteria. They haven’t studied at all whether or not that bacteria strain will cause those females to be more capable of transmitting diseases, including, you know, the main disease they’re focused on here and, and wanting to save the birds by preventing them from getting it. And then, you know, not only that, but even if they were able to not release females or minimal amount of fema, they may be creating those labs, trained females in the wild through this horizontal transmission.

And they haven’t studied any of this. Any of is mind blowing. It is mind blowing that they are allowing this to go through without any of the studies, without the number one mosquito disease doctor saying do not do this. There’s not enough information. And they’re still putting this through. So I know that they wanted to create a lab on Maui because where are the mosquitoes coming from? I believe at first they were being injected on the mainland and then I remember reading about they wanted to do a lab on Maui, which is millions of dollars. This lab would actually be getting funding, I believe from the federal government on millions of dollars to do this experiment.

Is there a lab on Maui or Honolulu in, in Hawaii for this? Are they, are they bringing in these mosquitoes from the mainland? I just want everybody to know too, when you come into Hawaii, if you have an animal, a pet, you cannot just bring your pet here. You have to have a three month quarantine. It’s like serious. You, they do not let you to. You bring any pet here. My, my friend has these beautiful birds and I was. These beautiful exotic birds and I’m like, how did you get these birds here? He goes, oh, I had to quarantine for three months and it was so much money and it was so expensive.

And now like these mosquitoes are coming in without being tested. Is that correct? And are they coming in from the mainland now? Yeah. As far as the documentation and responses from agencies involved regarding you know, testing pathogen screenings of the mosquitoes, there doesn’t appear to be any pathogen screening of the mosquitoes. So we don’t even know. And pathogens can include, you know, some of these diseases we’re concerned about, but also, you know, molds and just bacteria, not, not Only the Wolbachia, but different bacterias. And so that’s an issue. We haven’t seen any biosecurity protocols at all.

As far as, you know, potential. What could go wrong here if they’re not able to rein this in once something has gone wrong? What could go wrong if there’s somebody, a bad actor gets involved here somewhere in the field or in the lab? As far as the labs and the mosquitoes, at this point, we don’t know of any lab on Maui, although they do, you know, they do have to bring the mosquitoes in and manage them, you know, prior to releasing them. But as far as a lab that would be actually creating mosquitoes, et cetera. There is a lab on Oahu that was funded to build out an insectary where they are intending to mass produce the mosquitoes there on Oahu.

I don’t believe that they’re doing that yet. I don’t know if that lab is ready to do that yet. But that is in their own documentation that they’re working on that and they’ve been funded and that is their plan. And they have spoken, they have repeatedly spoken about how much easier it would be if they could just make the mosquitoes here. And they’re intending to do that. And those mosquitoes are meant to be released on all islands into perpetuity forever. This is in their documentation that that is the plan to be producing them, releasing them and doing that, that you, you have to keep releasing them in order for this specific technology to quote, unquote, work.

So you can never stop. So. And not only these bacteria infected ones they want to produce here on Oahu and possibly other islands they’re looking at. But at this point that’s where the lab is. But they want to do pgsit CRISPR gene edited mosquitoes as well. So that’s part of their plan along explain what that means because, you guys, this is crazy with CRISPR technology means. Yeah, so that is, you know, CRISPR technology is gene editing where they’re splicing the genes and making alterations in the actual genes of the mosquitoes, mosquito and they want to, you know, mass produce.

This is a whole different technology. It hasn’t been studied. It would be completely experimental. All of this is experimental. But that is particularly concerning because a lot of things can go wrong. Entire species can get wiped out. Other species can be affected. They would be, you know, likely doing gene drives where they’re forcing this gene through the generations and they’re, you know, that would be a takeover. That gene would take over and irreversible, hugely experimental. And this is where they’re going with all of this in these directions of just experimenting with living disease vectors in our environment in ways that can never, this can never be taken back.

This is like the mongoose on steroids, you know, and, and their long term plans are, you know, not only to not stop doing what they’re doing, they want to keep doing, you know, into perpetuity with the bacteria infected mosquitoes, but they want, you know, every opportunity to, to use these lands as their testing grounds with the biotech industry and to get these millions of dollars in funding. And that’s, you know, that’s not what this conservation is supposed to be about. So all these agencies that claim to be environmental agencies, conservation agencies, and they’re here, you know, celebrating these, these court decisions that actually undermine our environmental laws and allow for things that they’re not going to like to be put into place.

They’re going to use these decisions for who knows, who knows what. But, but a lot of things that are not honoring the natural world. And I want to just let people know who don’t live here on the islands. The mongoose are here, they never used to be here. And they were brought in to help stop the rats. But the people that brought them did not realize that the rats are nocturnal and the mongoose are out throughout the day. So now we have all these mongoose on the islands and they eat the eggs, they kill the chickens, they kill the birds.

And it’s like, so that’s why when people bring in their pets, they can’t, they have to be quarantined. But this, these, these mosquitoes are not even being tested to see if they have any disease in them. This is like shocking when you go to Honolulu, when I go to, to travel and to come back, I have to, I have to put my luggage through security two times, one for the security and one for agriculture. And yet they are bringing in these mosquitoes with zero testing to see if there’s any disease on them. And this could actually, it could actually backfire in the exact same, the exact experiment that they want to do to save the birds could actually backfire.

And they’re not even testing to see if it’s working. So we just have to give a big old kudos to tina Leah of HawaiiUnites.org if you want to help, donate to the legal fees to support hawaiianites.org to support their mission in getting this court case to Hawaii Supreme Court. That’s she’s this. She’s going up the scale. She’s going up the scale, you guys. And that’s just what it takes right now because I don’t want to get into the politics around what’s happening. But just so much mahalo nui loa to you for doing what is right, what is pono for the islands, because obviously these environmental people who are supposed to protect the islands, they’re.

They’re not doing that at all. So thank you so much. Tina, is there anything else you want to share? Yeah, I’m just so grateful that everyone has, you know, especially you, Michelle, and your followers have been with us on this journey this whole time and supporting what we’re doing and understanding that this is serious and very important and affects, you know, not just Maui, all islands and really everyone. Because if they’re allowed to keep doing this here, they’re going to use this in order to push it to the next place so everybody can help us to set a precedent here and to keep moving this forward.

I do want to say one more thing, is that they have been releasing these mosquitoes in the millions on Maui since November 2023, and they have no data, they have produced no data on anything as far as whether this is even working. Negative effects, you know, if there was something positive to report, they would, they have not. So what, what, what’s going on there? And yeah, now they’re releasing them on Kauai and we haven’t seen any data on that either. So, yeah, I just want to say this is definitely something that has been irresponsibly pushed through and the agencies involved, I really think, you know, shame on them.

Shame, shame on these agencies that say that they are for conservation and for the environment. To push something like this through that is so irresponsible, not studied. Please help us get this to court. We have a really strong case and, and we want to keep this moving and get the outcome of, you know, having them do the studies. That’s what we’re asking them to do, is to, you know, put a pause on this and study these concerns that are brought forward in peer reviewed studies by scientific experts. And, you know, a tropical disease expert right here on the islands is telling you you haven’t studied this enough.

This is, this is not something that you can say is safe to move forward with. So please take a look at our website to learn more. Hawaiiunites.org and yes, please help us to keep moving our court case forward. We are taking it to the Supreme Court. We should have an update soon on that. And you can donate hawaiianites.org donate thank you so much for doing the work that you’re doing because I don’t know who else would do this if you didn’t pick up the baton, you know, millions of mosquitoes. This is unbelievable. Well, and I, and I also trust our journey.

I trust our journey because I feel like right now there’s such a time of awakening of the darkness that is here. There’s so much of darkness that we can talk about on the Hawaiian Islands. But this is a big one. And you are one of the light warriors that are standing for truth and for also, just do the research, the full environmental impact statement. That’s all we’re asking. So for them to ignore that and not want to do that, that says a lot in itself. For them not to want to go to court a trial, that says a lot as well.

So we do know this will be going to the Hawaii Supreme Court. And thank you so much for being the lead for that. So let’s do a quick prayer, everybody. Infinite Creator, Great Spirit, of all things, we know that you’ve got this. These Hawaiian islands, they’re so special and they’re so sacred. And Great Spirit, we just know that there’s a beautiful white light of unconditional love that is surrounding the Hawaiian Islands, that’s surrounding Maui. And the truth about what is unfolding with this experiment is coming up, is being shown, is here for people to see the truth.

And Great Spirit, we are so grateful that this court case is going to the Supreme Court. And we are so grateful to because we know that the full environmental impact statement is what they will be. They will absolutely need to do. We call that forth right now. Great Spirit, we call forth the ending and the stopping of releasing of millions of these injected mosquitoes. We know that it is done. Great Spirit, we know that all people whose vision and whose goal is just around money for this experiment on the Hawaiian Islands, that their heart either be turned toward doing what is pono, doing what is right for the islands, or they be peaceably removed from the islands.

They. Their power is. Is done. Grace Spirit, we call that forth. Now, we know that angels and our guides are always with us. We know that each person hearing the sound of my voice, that their heart be opened to supporting this cause, to doing what is right in whatever way that is great. Even if it’s just sharing this video or monetarily donating to Hawaiianites.org we know that Hawaiianights.org has all the funding that they need to Put this forward to move forward through the Supreme Court. We know that that is done, and we know that the outlook is so amazing, that these Hawaiian islands are safe, are sacred, are in harmony with people and with nature.

We call that forth now, Great Spirit. And we know that it is done. And we send so much gratitude to Tina and to her team, knowing that she is always kept safe and that all the abundance that she needs to keep moving forward is always there for her at every single moment that she needs it. We know that that is done, Great Spirit. Because she is a light warrior, light worker here at this time in history. Great Spirit, we are so grateful that we get to watch this movie unfold as the Earth return to balance, as that people wake up doing what they love to do, knowing that they are always kept safe, that each person on the planet matters and that all children matter and that they are all kept safe.

We call that forth right now, Great Spirit. And we get to watch as the movie unfolds that brings this to fruition. We are so grateful, Great Spirit. Thank you so much. And so it is. Mahalo, sister. I freaking love you. Mahalo. Thank you so much, Michelle. It’s just really meant a lot to me to have the support from everybody and to know that we’re doing the right thing and. Yeah. To have your good energy. Yeah. We just keep moving forward, one step at a time. Moving forward toward what is. What it is that we feel in our hearts that is right.

And each one of us does that. And that’s all we need to do. That’s all we need to do. So you got this. And you are so backed up. You’re so backed up. All right, aloha, everyone. Please go to hawaiiunites.org donate support in any way you can. Much mahalo.
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