People continue to keep there focus on the telescope, it is sacred land and there has been mercury contamination to water sources. There is garbage and debris atop this mountain that the land has been declared sacred. It is important to native Hawaiian people and culture to honor this and the developers of the other 12 telescopes have not honored the contract made to, nor has the University of Hawaii honored Native Hawaiians in taking care of Hawaiians and the land which is part of the Universities mission. It is not that we oppose progress and education, all we are saying " At what cost are we doing these things, how are the people of Hawaii going to benefit long term, future astronomers, careers and sustainability for Hawaiians in Hawaii?" These are the questions and the consciousness of Hawaiians. So