03-31-2017, 05:13 AM
some Hawaiians are also occupying and trying to reclaim their lands.
One of the leaders has promised to send Hawaii News Now documents to show they own the land, after Hawaii News Now asked them.
The group claims they've been at the Coco Palms for a year, under the authority of their legal ownership, but haven't thought to get a copy proving that claim until now?
Will we now wait for documents until after they finish writing them?
Will it be more fictional history to come?
One of the leaders has promised to send Hawaii News Now documents to show they own the land, after Hawaii News Now asked them.
The group claims they've been at the Coco Palms for a year, under the authority of their legal ownership, but haven't thought to get a copy proving that claim until now?
Will we now wait for documents until after they finish writing them?
Will it be more fictional history to come?
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