Re-establishing the Ancient Internet

After decades of continuous military bombing since World War II, the freed island of Kahoolawe is re-established as a native navigational center and crossroads "connecting Hawaiians to the ancestral homeland, Tahiti". Kahoolawe was named after Kanaloa, the god of the ocean (and thus, of navigation). In this sense, it was of one of the earliest and most remote nodes in humankind's global communications network. May it continue to serve as a waystation for linking humanity: