10-29-2017, 07:23 AM
DHHL has developed a number of nice subdivisions that sit empty.
That's why they're developing more, then?
they insist that any Hawaiian grantees have a credit score of 750
Assuming they can first prove a 50% blood quanta, of course, using documentation that is difficult to authenticate, instead of a modern DNA test.
DHHL manages over 200,000 acres of land.
Keeping it from the rightful occupants is a form of theft ... yet "the Hawaiians" are more concerned about a few acres of Mauna Kea...
Meanwhile, the circus has died down ... and April is less than 6 months away...
That's why they're developing more, then?
they insist that any Hawaiian grantees have a credit score of 750
Assuming they can first prove a 50% blood quanta, of course, using documentation that is difficult to authenticate, instead of a modern DNA test.
DHHL manages over 200,000 acres of land.
Keeping it from the rightful occupants is a form of theft ... yet "the Hawaiians" are more concerned about a few acres of Mauna Kea...
Meanwhile, the circus has died down ... and April is less than 6 months away...