10-02-2017, 04:04 AM
Originally posted by gypsy69
Where are many of the Hawaiians not all, lining up to receive their monthly or yearly payments for the use of their resources and most valued lands like the summit of Mauna Kea? Please don't say the welfare office to get a EBT card so they can continue to pay tourism food prices.
I see you're ignoring my other points. Anyway, you chose an odd example which proves yourself wrong.
The money paid to Alaskans "... was designed to be an investment where at least 25% of the oil money would be put into a dedicated fund for future generations, who would no longer have oil as a resource."
DHHL has a similar setup from the state. The Alaskan oil fund (where those checks come from) grew from half billion to 52 billion and the DHHL has about half billion. In terms of getting paychecks for the money earned from viewing space, even 100% of zero is still zero. Or are you now suggesting Hawaii should start drilling for oil offshore?
Where are many of the Hawaiians not all, lining up to receive their monthly or yearly payments for the use of their resources and most valued lands like the summit of Mauna Kea? Please don't say the welfare office to get a EBT card so they can continue to pay tourism food prices.
I see you're ignoring my other points. Anyway, you chose an odd example which proves yourself wrong.
The money paid to Alaskans "... was designed to be an investment where at least 25% of the oil money would be put into a dedicated fund for future generations, who would no longer have oil as a resource."
DHHL has a similar setup from the state. The Alaskan oil fund (where those checks come from) grew from half billion to 52 billion and the DHHL has about half billion. In terms of getting paychecks for the money earned from viewing space, even 100% of zero is still zero. Or are you now suggesting Hawaii should start drilling for oil offshore?