What would happen if TMT turned over control of this project to Kanaka Maoli scholars? The issues raised by Rocky Kalani clearly outline certain primary objections, not the least of which include longstanding insensitivity by outsiders, the illegality of the overthrown and the resultant "get over it" mindset of government toward indigenous issues, sacredness, and environmental damage. With that said, I am still deeply perplexed why, of all things negative in Hawaii, why has the TMT project risen to the top of the protest hierarchy when so many other more damaging issues exist, and continue to vex the native population.