Regarding Ka‘iulani Huff

In the recent Planet Kauai Post, "From shoreline setbacks to iwi in the Brescia saga," Charley wrote: ''I'm not clear whether Huff is alleging that the rules were followed but the outcome resulted in some violation, or whether there has been an actual violation of the rules. It would be interesting as well to get some flesh on the accusation of a fraudulent land transfer.'
In the thread, I wondered where the action was leading and what would happen once construction began.

On Public Radio Tuesday afternoon, Ka‘iulani Huff was interviewed, or more accurately, given broadcast time to present her thoughts on the matter. The result was way beyond the TGI article or any speculation on this blog.

She made it clear that she was not "protesting." She made it clear that the word did not apply and neither did the word "taking." After all, how can you take something that you've always owned. What she did announce was that she was simply assuming control, or power, over land belonging to her. This included the whole neighborhood and beyond. It included the beach and out to sea "as far as the eye can see." Building on this, she also said that anyone wants to do anything on the North shore would have to come to her and that she "was going after Princeville next." When the radio host laughed, and each other time he did, she tersely said "This is no joke." I believe she meant it. She then talked about how people would have to go through her to use the beach and how the beach was going to be a "hostile experience" like it had been for her.

It was quite breathtaking actually; in the same way as the train wreck in the movie The Fugitive. We have seen barbers and boat tour operators reach this delusionary peak, stop paying taxes, lose everything, and end up in jail. At least they were not a danger to others in the process. I do think that Huff is too clever, despite evidence to the contrary, to end up in jail herself. I do believe she will inspire some others to end up there; beginning with the young man camping with her who is already fired up and ready to unload.

Are people so intimidated by Ka‘iulani Huff that she never gets any constructive advise? Is she the antiDaleCarnegie? Look around these days, the so called "fringe" is developing it's own fringe. In Hanepepe, one loose container in a flood quickly became four. I think one of them was carrying the Roswell Aliens and another had nuclear waste from Three Mile Island. Of course there really were four; three were sunk by the military conspiracy submarine docked at Port Allen. Some of this is reaching the level of dreams and hallucinations. I worry that my truck may appear as something else coming the opposite way on the highway.
Regards, Pete Antonson