“Let us not fail our people and the future of humanity,”- Solomon Islands at COP21

Ko e me'a fakaoli foki 'eni hono fuhu 'aki 'e he kau taki e ngaahi fonuaa, 'otumotu Pasifiki 'a e lau ko'eni 'a e kau saianisii fekau'aki mo e 'climate change'. Hange ha taha 'oku mohe 'o misi 'oku puna hange ha 'angelo, pea 'a hake ta 'oku 'ikai mo'oni. Mole ke mama'o ha fo'i tokotaha tene 'ilo pe na'e 'analaiso fefe'i 'ehe kau saianisi 'o ma'u ai 'a e COP21, 'alu hake pe 'alu hifo e 'ea tikilii 1.5 pe 2. Ko e kau saianisi pe 'oku nau fai 'a e ngaahi fakamatala ni pea mo 'ilo 'a hono mo'onii pea nau toki fa'oaki; leva 'a e me'a ni 'i he ngutu 'o e kakai 'oku hala 'ataa ha'anu 'ilo pe misi pe 'oku mo'oni pe ta'emo'oni 'a e me'a koia. Kapau koha loi kohai tene 'ilo. Koe 'let us not fail our people and the future of humanity' ko hono 'uhingaa ke ako'i e kakai mo e fanau ke nau mo'ui fakamolale, mo'ui faka-Kalisitiane, fetoka'i'aki, pea nau tu'u 'o ngaue honau nima ke nau mo'ui ai mo honau ngaahi familii........SAIA

Oh come on mate really? sounds like you think people follow this initiative without having to think about it.

You said "Mole ke mama'o ha fo'i tokotaha tene 'ilo pe na'e 'analaiso fefe'i 'ehe kau saianisi 'o ma'u ai 'a e COP21"

Really? credibility of any scientific studies (climate change, cancer, technology advancement, modern warfare etc) goes through peer review, committee review etc before it being published. This mean related expert in those areas, academia, industry etc must analyse the credibility of the methodologies, data, analysis and outcome drawn based on previous and current study to test its credibility. These are the normal procedures for any studies in all other areas from health, economic, social development etc.

"Ko e kau saianisi pe 'oku nau fai 'a e ngaahi fakamatala ni pea mo 'ilo 'a hono mo'onii pea nau toki fa'oaki; leva 'a e me'a ni 'i he ngutu 'o e kakai 'oku hala 'ataa ha'anu 'ilo pe misi pe 'oku mo'oni pe ta'emo'oni 'a e me'a koia"

Scientist is not the only one, academia, NGOs, government, private sectors, industries, family and friends and those who study these areas also informed others about climate change. There are numbers of fresh graduates in the Pacific who studied or currently study climate change to understand what these scientists conducted. They decide for themselves if this is true, not the scientist. Even those who don't have the luxury of a proper education like myself, koe alu ataata pe ki 'uta, we do read and decide for ourselves, I don't think people follow blindly like you mentioned.

Ko e 'let us not fail our people and the future of humanity' ko hono 'uhingaa ke ako'i e kakai mo e fanau ke nau mo'ui fakamolale, mo'ui faka-Kalisitiane, fetoka'i'aki, pea nau tu'u 'o ngaue honau nima ke nau mo'ui ai mo honau ngaahi famili

Yes that is true but how do you know that they are not doing what you mentioned? Christianity is the foundation of every Pacific islands and it shaped who we are today. I believe that part of being a Christian is helping each others without hesitation and helping them to help themselves. Yes, this is what we are doing at the moment, i do believe in Human-induce impact that speed up Climate Change impact But I don't waste my time preaching if this is real or not. What is at stake is the lives of Tongans and the impact that is evident now. How do help them is the priority. Here in the Pacific Islands we are working as hard as we can to cater for our family But we can only do much with the resources we have in hand. This is why we seek the support of Developed Nations, is that bad? You tell me.

'Ofa atu
Pila

No, it is not bad at all. I tell you brother. Ka ko 'eku 'uhinga atu ke tukuange pe mu'a 'a e me'a 'a Sihova ia kia Sihova (tapu moia), 'a e ngaahi fakatu'utamaki fakaenatula he ko e konga ia 'ene fa'u ma'oni'oni 'o e mamani mo e 'univeesi. 'Oua te tau feinga ke tau tanaki pa'anga hono finangaloo (tapu moia), he 'oku fakatupu houhau ia. Tau tali pe 'e kitautolu ia mo fakafeta'i 'a e ngaahi fakatu'utamaki fakaenatula, pea kapau 'oku 'i ai ha melenga meihe ngaahi fonua kehe ke tokoni, pea tau fakafeta'i, pea ka 'ikai pea tau fakafeta'i fakamalo kia Sihova he 'omai ha afaa ke puhi atu e mahakii mo liliu atu ai ha fa'ahinga na'e mo'ui fakausousa. Tau o leva langa hotau falee 'aki la'iniu mo e moe niu etc 'ikai ha toe fakamole. 'Oua te ke 'ilifia koe, he kapau teke pekia, pea mate mo e sino tu'a ni, pea ta toe tu'u mai hili ha ta'u 'e 1 piliona 'oku laumalie lelei pe 'a Tonga. K30 mo Tukulalo. Neongo 'etau faka'uliki fefee fau e 'ea 'oku 'ikai ha'ane kaunga 'e taha matematee kihe feliuliuaki e 'ea pe fakatu'utamaki fakaenatula. Tokanga'i hota kelekelee na'a ma'u 'e he kau Siainaa 'o ngaue'i, ko 'eta hala 'aupito ia......SAIA

Malo mu'a Saia mo Pila 'etau toe a'usia mo'ui mai. Pehe foki ki he mahu'inga 'o e felingiaki fakakaukau mo e a'usia 'i he kaveinga koeni. Ne 'osi ai foki 'eku fakakaukau ne fokotu'u atu kiate koe Saia fekau'aki mo ho'o fakaanga'i mamafa 'a e climate change kimu'a 'I he paenga pe koeni. 'Oku ou faka'apa'apa'i 'e au 'a e me'a 'oku ke tui ki ai mo ho'o faka'uhinga. Ka 'I he'eku toutou lau ho'o ngaahi fakakaukau pea lava pe ke u tala ko e tokotaha koe 'oku ke nofo he fonua muli. 'Oku nofo faka-e-fakakaukau pe 'a ho'o ngaahi taukave ka 'oku si'i 'ene fetaiaki mo e mo'oni'i me'a 'oku hoko tonu he mo'ui. Makehe mei ai 'oku mahino kiate au 'a e si'i 'a ho'o a'usia mo e taukei he ngaahi fonua 'o e Pasifiki, kau ai mo Tonga ni ke ke a'u tonu ki he ngaahi 'otu motu 'o fehangahangai tonu mo e mo'oni'i me'a 'o e Feliuliuaki 'o e 'Ea. Ko e me'a faka'ofo'ofa 'aupito 'ete ako mo e lau 'o e ngaahi fakakaukau ka ko hono aofangatuku ke te a'utonu mo fakamo'oni'i ia he'ete mo'ui...'ikai ko e fakakaukau pe mo e lea pe!! 'Oku ha pe mei ho'o ngaahi talalaakulaku koeni 'oku mahaia ho mafu he 'ofa mo'oni pea fakatefito'iniu pe ho'o faito'o 'oku fokotu'u ki he mo'oni. Te u toki tui ki he mo'oni'i me'a 'oku ke taukave'i mo fakaanga'i kapau te ke foki mai ke tau femolimoli'i mo 'inasi pe hotau ki'i fonua masiva ko Tonga. Ko e 'aho koia te ke ha'u ai 'o langa hao fale 'aki e louniu pea ke nofo ai pea ifo leva ke muimui atu ha tokolahi 'iate koe. Fakatauange 'oku 'ikai te ke fihia he 'ulungaanga 'o kinautolu kuo 'iloa he mamani ko e kau - Filesepa Ta'utu Sea Pe! It's a different matter when you come down from your ivory tower and breathe it, see it for yourself, experience and live it out 'a e mo'oni'ime'a 'o e mo'ui. 'Ikai ko e me'a pe ne ke fanongo ai, lautohi ai, ka ko e me'a kuo a'usia mo'oni 'e ho'o mo'ui. It will change your life and view brother. God bless...