It is my belief that if TMT was a "shining example of how large organizations should act when they come to Hawaii" they would have acknowledged the issues surrounding Hawaiian land use rights and concerns for Mauna Kea and opened a direct dialog with them rather than the State of Hawaii. They would have applauded the Hawaiian's effort to work towards re-establishing self governance and offered to do all they can to help them achieve their goals. As it is, standing behind DLNR and UH they participate in perpetuating the myth that everything is status quo here in the fiftieth state. And, as such, fall in line with all big business that has come before. I million, 2 million, 3, it's chump change in today's dollars. More or less on par with the pocket full of beads Manhattan was bought (stolen) for.