The easy way to check is to check who bought the land from Siumu from the first place. I heard the land belongs to Aiono, so who Aiono bought the land from. All the lands in the villages from the beginning belongs to the villages and we call them customary lands. My dear people of Samoa, check the records, most of the well of, the few big dogs when running the government ended up holding titles to the lands used to belongs to the villages without anyone knowing it...not just these big dogs owning these lands but their relatives and friends in high places. Have you ever heard of land survey done by those little planes used to fly over your village. The big dogs were surveying the lands, drew pictures of them, put their names as owners and left the land for few years without saying anything about them until they ready to sell them. When the villages heard about the sale, they looked at each other and said, "I thought that was our Talaloa". Sorry GI, too late that land has been under the big dog's name for the past ten years without you knowing anything about it...remember the little airplanes were flying around your villages and your talaloa, they were not tourist; they were the land surveyors for the big hungry, selfish dogsssss.

e i ai si o'u uso laulii lea e matou te faifaimea fa'atasi ou te masalo e i le maliliega ma le aotelega o le alalafaga, malo lava ma fa'amanuia atu. lamasi ma le samoan club i st. pete/tampa. florida, usa.