This puts more money directly in the pockets of grassroots Native Hawaiian businesses, and garners more direct personal spiritual experience and participation by grassroots Native Hawaiians.  TMT indirectly promises Native Hawaiians financial benefit, and but few in comparison.  Cultural temples typically elevate just few priestly elitists who inevitably run for politics to "save us" with their UH Hawaiian studies education, OHA, or draft ironic "sovereign constitutions" of the same kinds that had originally alienated the land from the native Hawaiians in the first place (1841 (Land Commisison and Mahele), 1850, 1864, 1887).   How can we Hawaiian UH Law grads be so daffy while at the same time   inattentive to business, tax revenues, and tourism?  Gee wilikers.