Your once more making specious claims, you can't back up.  Hawaiian's did not "own anything" especially not land, they saw themselves as the "stewards of the aina" or "caretakers of the lands" that now comprise the State of Hawaii.  

Under Kingdom law, Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, Haleakala and other "sacred sites" in the islands would have been placed under the authority of the Monarchy; when Hawaii was recognized as a state, Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea, Haleakala and the other sacred sites, would not have been recognized as being part of the "Crown lands/Seceded lands" trust!

As it stands now, the Kingdom of Hawaii, is no more; and yes, we all know how bad the history books are when it comes to details; it's time that the people of the islands, move forward, into a brighter future, instead of dwelling on what has become old history.