lol, yeah, you get some good historical stuff! Haiti's is really fascinating. The time with the historian was amazing, and he could answer just about every question I had.
It sounds like you might have already read my article for tomorrow? :P
Jean Rony has already discussed this idea with the landowners up on Happy Dog. You may recall that he grew up there and his parents still live there. The ones he spoke with like the concept and voiced that it sounded like the best idea that's been presented to them. Of course, they could say "No". That's the beauty of it, in some ways. But this plan really doesn't bind them. It simply provides opportunity. I didn't want to set something up that could easily be turned against them.
If I can't get there to talk to them, it's a moot point. Tomorrow's will discuss that a bit, and see if anyone wants to get involved.