STY STORY

Posted on May 19, 2013 by admin

MNN. May 19, 2013. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and Senator Mike Duffy, together weigh more than 700 pounds and both feed from the same pig trough. Is pig trough owner, Prime Minister Harper, fattening them up for the slaughter? Similarities are: both will not bow down or repent; both want vengeance against those who exposed their corruption; both said, “They want to destroy me because they envy me”; both think that Harper will cover for them.

Come on, you’re bigger than that! Both have no souls to search. Both are arrogant. They both go to Omar the tentmaker. Ford calls the street youth he supposedly helps “F—–g minorities” and Justin Trudeau, new Liberal Party leader, “a fag!”

These guys are charismatic and manipulative. They are selected for office, not elected. The spin is that the public supports them. The controllers know they will conduct war and slaughter on the citizens in the blink of an eye [G20 Toronto]. Their emotions and feelings are simulations. The media shows everybody how to act, “It was so real, it was almost like on television or the movies!”

Mike and Rob: "We are just wonderful. Don't believe the media".

Mike and Rob: “We’re not really bad guys. It’s all spin. Vote for us again!”

These two men are like the people In a children’s film [Wall-E]. Robots are left on earth to clean up the garbage left behind by gluttonous humans. These victims of consumerism and environmental destruction are put into outer space in a floating astro-lab placed in stand-by mode. Having lived with no gravity and doing no work, severe bone loss sets in. Morbid obesity makes them rely on automatic systems to do everything for them. Will they be rescued by their rulers from the slaughterhouse or turned into bacon?

As soul-less parasites, these trained actors contort emotion at a moment’s notice. They think they can get away with inappropriate behavior while they laugh at us.

As Pink Floyd lament s, “Big man, pig man, ha-ha. Charade, you are! You well-heeled big wheel, ha-ha. Charade, you are… When you’re down in the pig mine, you’re nearly a laugh. But you’re really a cry”. Pigs, 3 different ones

We indigenous have never been a part of the whole corporate fiction, nor will we ever be. The video, “You Are On Indian land”, shows we’ve never stopped pushing for changes.

You are on Indian land

G2o Toronto, Into the fire

MNN Mohawk Nation News kahentinetha2@yahoo.com Thahoketoteh@hotmail.com For more news, books, workshops, to donate and sign up for MNN newsletters, go to www.mohawknationnews.com More stories at MNN Archives. Address: Box 991, Kahnawake [Quebec, Canada] J0L 1B0

SELL-OUT SYNDROME

Posted on May 9, 2013 by admin

MNN. May 9, 2013. An Indigenous communal society is made up of humans with familial ties. Each is free, equal and has a voice. All work together to maintain the survival of the extended family. Some are good hunters, or woodsmen, or fishermen or medicine people or tradesmen. Some plant and maintain the agriculture. Some may not be able to contribute. They still have a right to an equal share of the proceeds provided by our mother earth.

Those who take more than their share and hide it or flaunt it violate the people. Someone with a secret stash often does not do their share. They become lazy, dulling their survival instincts. Their insensitivity might endanger the rest so they are banished. In the past it was a death sentence as they could not survive alone.

The Ongwehonwe are equal to our surroundings, the animals, fish, winged ones, the crawling creatures, rocks, trees, brooks and earth. No one is better or less than another. No leader exists. The non-verbal communication between us and the natural world is very real.

The invaders brought an unnatural way, a one-god, individual-ego system. We are told to forget about our ties to our people, to follow their ways, to “better” ourselves and make our own decisions to be better than everybody else. We are trained to become self important and stop thinking of being an equal member of our group.

The invaders convinced some of us to go to their schools and churches to be brainwashed to their ways. Some are trained to think they are better than their people. To better themselves and be accepted by the European hierarchical system they marry an invader. A good job, a 2-garage house, cars and three children shows they have “made it” in the foreign ways. Their mates are tough harsh people who protect them from their weaknesses, especially their desire to be among their people.

After a while these modified Indians feel a need to go back and help their people become hierarchical like them. Their people see them as betrayers and will never accept them back. These Indians falsely figured they have to lower themselves in a downward spiral to make their way back into our society. It doesn’t work that way.

They can’t come back to the one mind because they accepted the programming of the dividers. As the bottom rung in the pyramid, they get the most shit on them! The traitors amongst us are playing a dangerous crap game, as Mick Jagger sings: Tumbling dice “Honey, got no money, I’m all sixes, sevens and nines. Say now, baby, I’m the rank outsider, you can be my partner in crime. You got to roll me and call me the tumbling dice.”

CANADA, YOUR GOOSE IS COOKED

Posted on May 3, 2013 by admin

MNN. May 3, 2013. Indigenous worldwide all have common ownership of our land and resources. For our use, not for profit; political power in the hands of the people; everyone is equal and has a voice; no person exploits another. We all use our inherent natural scientific methods to guide our thought and life. A free and unified Indigenous people is rising, just like the sun and the moon. We will have genuine independence. Corporate colonialism will soon be gone.

The strength of the less oppressed will help all oppressed. Violence will only come when there is an escalation of imperial action. Many corporate tribal and band chiefs will work within the structure of Canada because they are part of it.

The covert war in Canada is well underway against the Indigenous titleholders of the land. All dictatorships begin by criminalizing dissent. 42% on the Prairies are under 30 years of age. By a designed program they are disadvantaged, poorly educated, unemployed and angry. 80% of prisoners in Alberta are Indigenous.

Canada has come up with a plan to deal with us. Revenue sharing… of our $70.9 trillion Indian Trust Fund? A Marshall Plan type of “reconstruction” of non-existent infrastructure. Allow some “native sovereignty” – sovereignty is total independence. Canada is not sovereign. We are! Less incarceration – sending them to labor and death camps. Sharing our resources from our land. Leadership training – brainwashing in military De-sensitizing programs. In return they want safeguards of the transportation infrastructure which they built with our money. More policing – to enforce the police state. Less drugs to our youth, which they control as the drug dealers [CIA = Cocaine Importing Agency].

When the Indigenous uprising starts, the war will end shortly thereafter. The corporations and the shareholders will be cast down. We will not be corralled. It is they who will be going to their own slaughter house. The world is waiting for us. When we stand up, those who want peace and freedom will join us. Canadians, we will not disappoint you. CANADA will definitely be disappointed. As Toronto band, McKenna Mendelson Mainline sang: “Don’t give me no goose for Christmas, grandma. Cut it out. Now don’t you dare. Give me a duck like Old McDonald that goes quack, quack, quackety quack. For a goose just makes me nervous every time I turn my back”.

National Post article on native insurrection

UN CHICANERY

Posted on April 24, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 24, 2013. Canada is not a constitutional democracy. They follow their corporate by-laws, not the rule of law. Like every corporation their duty is to provide ever-growing dividends to the shareholders. In the case of Thahoketoteh of Kanekota, the Federal Court of Canada refused to answer the constitutional question about Section 109 of the BNA Act 1867 and the Constitution Act 1982. Now the Supreme Court of Canada refuses to hear the Athabaska Chipewyan appeal of the Jack Pine Mine expansion project on their land.

In the 1920’s Canada shut all Indigenous people out of international organizations and human rights protection. We were all placed on the path to genocide and extinction.

As independent allies of Britain, the Iroquois Confederacy never agreed to be part of Canada. In 1920 we petitioned the Supreme Court of Canada to rule on the illegality of the Indian Act and interference by the Department of Indian Affairs. Canada refused to let the court hear our case on the advice of Duncan Campbell Scott of Indian Affairs. We petitioned the Governor General, who sent it to Duncan Campbell Scott!

British and Iroquois meet as Allies

Britain illegally mismanaged our ever-growing $70.5 trillion Indian Trust Fund, allotted our lands without our consent and started giving self-government to European settlers. They wanted to assimilate us and force their laws on us.

In 1923 we applied for membership in the League of Nations, a corporation set up by the bankers. Confederacy Chief Deskaheh sent a petition to the Queen of The Netherlands, who submitted it to the League of Nations. Britain pressured The Netherlands to bury our case.

Deskaheh went to Geneva with the support of Estonia, Persia, Ireland and Panama for the Permanent Court of International Justice to confirm we are a state. They refused to hear our case. The British Empire leaned on all our supporters. We then tried arbitration at The Hague. An illegal Canadian Order-in-Council, declared our Six Nation Iroquois Confederacy government was replaced by an Indian Act council passed by the Corporation of Canada.

In October 25, 1924, the RCMP brutally threw out the Confederacy Chiefs from the Council House to install the Indian Act Council and implement the illegal Indian Land Acts throughout the country. A resolution was quickly passed that Deskaheh no longer represented the Six Nations. He was murdered shortly after by agents of Duncan Campbell Scott.

Our right to neutral adjudication to allow us to represent ourselves was closed. Nations throughout the world adopted this same position, decreeing all Indigenous as “domestic concerns”. We were all excluded from equal membership of the international society of Nations. Throughout we have maintained our nationhood.

In 1948 the Canadian delegation lead by Lester B. Pearson abstained from voting for the UN Declaration of Human Rights. Canadian politicians did not want international human rights bodies to question and oversee their violations of our human rights. A “human rights culture” has never existed in Canada.

Bankers set up United Nations Corporation.

Bankers are the shareholders of the United Nations Corporation.

Today the UN is a corporation with an international Department of Indian Affairs that tries to enforce colonization, backed by the lethal power of the state, with guns and threats of those who resist. This genocide at the national and international levels will soon come to an end, as many nations break away from the corporate control grid called United Nations,( eg. BRICS alliance of 180 nations). As Bob Marley sings: “Babylon system. we refuse to be what you wanted us to be. we are what we are and that’s the way its going to be”

William A. Schabas. “Canada and the Adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights”. 1998

Supreme Court refuses Athabasca/Chipewyan Constitutional challenge

MNN Mohawk Nation News kahentinetha2@yahoo.com thahoketoteh@hotmail.com For more news, books, workshops, to donate and sign up for MNN newsletters, go to www.mohawknationnews.com More stories at MNN Archives. Address: Box 991, Kahnawake [Quebec, Canada] J0L 1B0

HEALING CIRCLES

Posted on April 13, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 13, 2013. Pacification is a stage of warfare, in Canada called “Healing circles”. The military conducts pacification to suppress negative criticisms and actions by Indigenous people. Knowledge and activism are controlled. Missionaries, social programs and law enforcement keep Indigenous people from complaining about our bad situations and abuse. Drugs are sent in to addict our young people. It is working since our communities are experiencing an increase in violent crimes, deaths, domestic violence and rape.

Healing and born again programs pacify Indigenous from doing something about our dire situations. The goal is to bring the colonizers and Indigenous into a cozy relationship; to divert us from resolving our long standing conflicts over land and resource theft; and to cool down legitimate anger over poor housing, toxic water, unemployment, especially youth dissent. It’s a form of espionage to gain covert control over us.

Government, church, social and policing programs are designed to waste our time and confuse us. Government trained “visionaries” are sent in to divert our minds into fake spiritualism and healing. The Department of Indian Affairs set up the ‘Kumik Healing Lodge’ in their lobby right after the 1990 Oka Crisis to pacify the people who had plenty to complain about.

They think they are winning the physical war and now our minds must be controlled. An extensive program was designed to fit all of us. The goal was to get us to put down our guard so we don’t strike back at them when the corporations remove us from our land and take our possessions. The plan is to make us agree to be moved from our land into urban “refugee” camps.

Pacification tries to undermine the legitimacy of our issues. The pacifiers enter our communities, find out who are the obstacles and then set up their targets. It’s information-gathering which is reported to the guru in the Indian Affairs “war room”. When we spill our guts out about our family or personal problems, the Children’s Aid Society can take our children from us. Or we’re trapped some other way. Or our 12 to 14 year old girls are targeted by someone and suddenly disappear. They found the toughest pacification venues were in the communities where the Indigenous language is spoken and they express strong ties to the land.

It is healthy for Indigenous to speak out about the wrongs and abuses that have been committed against us. We need to express ourselves. Indigenous people need to directly face our reality and then do something about it.

“Homer & Marge, go in unnoticed and infiltrate everything!”

Most of the multi-million dollar budget went to slick organizers and smooth talking hucksters foisted on us by the corporate band councils. The costly national pacification system was meant to get absolute control over our minds. It failed because we are tied closely to the earth and Her wiring could not be undone. As Jimi sang: “Manic depression touching my soul. I know what I want, but I just don’t know. Feeling, sweet feeling, drops from my finger. Manic depression’s captyured my soul”.

MNN Mohawk Nation News kahentinetha2@yahoo.com For more news, books, workshops, to donate and sign up for MNN newsletters, go to www.mohawknationnews.com More stories at MNN Archives. Address: Box 991, Kahnawake [Quebec, Canada] J0L 1B0

BOYCOTTS

Posted on April 12, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 11, 2013. Nothing happens without a reason. Our situation today is the result of policies which serve interests of someone else.

There are ways to prevent corporations from getting away with the theft of Indigenous resources? A boycott is not using a product, refusing to buy or deal with a person, organization or country as a protest against social and political oppression. The strategy depends on the kind of company we’re dealing with and the resources we have.

First, many of our communities are isolated. We should share our experiences. Make a connection between all people in urban centers and those with Indigenous land rights issues in remote areas. We are connected and this is their fight too. People in Toronto are paying attention to the rights of people living thousands of miles away.

Second, although our enemies are enormously powerful, every organization is vulnerable. They rely on outsiders. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, like a corporation relying on outside suppliers, buyers, or consumers. This is divide and conquer in reverse by using their own tactics back on them.

Third, strategies are containable. Our adversaries learned from the Mohawk Oka Crisis of 1990 and Gustafsen Lake in 1995 to contain the issue immediately, to block us in, cut off communication and starve us. If they can contain a conflict behind barricades and isolate it, they can win. But a boycott can’t be surrounded with tanks and barbed wire. The courts can outlaw a boycott, but boycotts can start in other places. Sometimes we just have to make a stand in one place, as we did in Caledonia.

Finally, be persistent, even without time and money. Although we are small in numbers, we are persistent. A boycott will grow. Even the simplest, smallest tactics can be effective if we are persistent. Let them know we are never going away. Nothing happens without a reason. Strategic persistent action which affects their interests makes the other side respect Indigenous rights. Action doesn’t need tons of experience, money or people. It requires commitment, patience and strategic thinking. As Thahoketoteh sings; “The power is the people, not the money or the war. Let’s raise our voices so they hear us, let them roar”

CORPORATE STRATEGY

Posted on April 11, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 11, 2013 To derail the occupation forces, we must understand their corporate strategy and then build resistance. The following is the breakdown of the strategy they have in place. Our strength is in our own minds.

1. Get organized. Corporations answer to the City of London multinational bankers who give the orders to the politicians.

2. Think Tanks. Fraser and C.D. Howe Institutes create ‘expert’ opinions and train academics to spout them, which are continuously publicized until the public starts to believe them.

3. Spokespeople are created and promoted through media and quoted by academics.

4. Right wing terminology is created like “big government”, “the debt/deficit crisis”, “welfare cheats”, “special interest groups”, “globalization”, “competitiveness”, “economic restructuring”, “downsizing”. Stereotype the lazy, confused, abused, good-for-nothing Indigenous. Give them money to sit in healing circles to pacify them and stop resistance.

5. Control media. News and views support corporate agenda. Dissenters get no attention.

6. Control all political parties. They all advance the corporate agenda.

7. Corporate Mobility. Politicians push through agreements so corporations can globally exploit the cheapest labor, lowest taxes and to get rid of Canadian workers.

8. Remove legal restrictions that impede corporate freedom, such as environmental safety standards, social programs, consumer protection.

9. Dismantle public sector. Demonize the debt/deficit crisis so corporations and their politicians can slash social programs.

-”You get billions in casino profits and we get $24 in trinkets”.
-”Chief, you’re one tough negotiator”.

10. Weaken opposition. Ridicule and discredit those who oppose their corporate agenda. Call them terrorists, cranks, troublemakers, special interest groups, too political, welfare parasites. Keep unemployment high and EI /welfare low.

11. Curb organized labor by wage freezes and other threats.

12. Protect wealthy. Keep interest rates high, inflation low, impose little or no taxes, allow worldwide mobility, give them riot squad protection.

13. Preserve the illusion of democracy.

Any structure can be brought down. Every opposing action or critique brings closer the time when the occupying army will be thrown out. Social justice does not come from being passive. We have to struggle as individuals and members of larger communities until we win. Our acts of defiance and resistance are the building blocks of solidarity. As Ella Fitzgerald sang: “Broadway’s turning into Coney, Champagne Charlies drinking gin. Old New York is new and phoney. Give it back to the Indians“.

ROYAL PROCLAMATION 1763

Posted on April 10, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 10, 2013. Royal Proclamation of 1763 is a guideline for European settlement on Great Turtle Island. It guarantees Indigenous independent nationhood, sovereignty and ownership of Onowaregeh. We are not part of the settler colony. All lands must be ceded by treaty. So far none has been. No law of the settlers overrules it. Our rights can never be terminated. We never consented to the Indian Act and other Admiralty “law of the seas” statutes that violate our sovereignty. The British North America Act 1867 put “Indians and lands reserved for the Indians” in a subservient relationship with Britain and its colony.

"We have to issue thi proclamation or we can't stay".

“We have to issue this proclamation or you can’t stay”.

A fiduciary responsibility and international trust were set up. Settlers could live on our land and never own it. It was rental payment. The fiduciary obligation does not conflict with Indigenous title. They co-exist together and cannot be repealed. There is no mechanism to give up our inherent rights. Only murder or assimilation of every Indigenous person would jeopardize our tie to Onowaregeh. As long as one walks across the territory, it is Indigenous land.

An independent neutral third party is required to fairly settle issues between us and Canada concerning our land, resources and ever-growing $60 trillion Indian Trust Fund.

Harper: "Section 109, I don't see you, or the Royal Proclamation."

Harper: “Mr. 109, I don’t see you or the Royal Proclamation.”

This third party adjudication procedure was established by the Mohegan in 1704 concerning a land dispute between them and the settlers in Connecticut. The Mohegan applied to the Court of Queen Anne and were granted an impartial third party adjudication. Colonial governments of British North America could not legally adjudicate this or any dispute as they are one of the parties. This follows the two row of honor, respect and non-interference.

Canada deals only with their corporate Indian band and tribal councils, not with our true sovereign governments. Indigenous people should ask about the deals being made on our behalf by these corporate Indians. They and the Assembly of First Nations AFN represent only their followers. The traditional people are independent, have our own laws and chose our own representatives.

The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights provides that Canada has no say on how we govern ourselves: “All people have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development”. Canada undermines our governments. We are held hostage. Canada owes us and wants to deal only with their band council nominees.

AFN pretends that we are part of the corporation of Canada. They have no jurisdiction over us and our land. AFN betrays us every day and sells out our inherent right to self-government for because they are in an advanced stage of the “owistah” disease. We Indigenous nations have a right to deal with all issues of common concern. The settlers have violated the Royal Proclamation of 1763. We are thus illegally occupied. If they allow this theft to continue, they are complicit in the genocide.

The settlers cannot prove their right to live here as they have usurped our land and resources which we never ceded to anyone. A violation of a royal proclamation is high treason and the penalty is death by execution. The military have the responsibility of maintaining this proclamation. The settlers have a choice. They can become of one mind with us and together we can bring peace to the world. As John Lennon sang; “all we are saying is Give peace a chance “

Iroquois attempted to join League of Nation 1923.

ROOTLESS CANADA

Posted on April 1, 2013 by admin

MNN. Apr. 1, 2013. Article 1 of the “Montevideo Convention 1933” defines a state as a person of international law, a corporation, having:

a] a permanent population: Canadians have no common origin to distinguish them from other human beings. They settled on Great Turtle Island where they have no roots and no legal permission from the indigenous inhabitants.

No right to stand on our land.

b] a defined territory: Canada has no land. We never ceded any of it. We never agreed to become part of the British Empire or the Corporation of Canada.

c] a government of its own: its constitutional acts of 1867 and 1982 and other constitutional documents are acts or proclamations of the British monarch to govern its colony.

d] the ability to make international treaties: The treaties of Canada, a private corporation, not a legal state, aren’t worth the paper they’re written on.

The Corporation of Canada was registered in Washington DC, on July 1, 1867, #0000230098 CANADA DC SIC: 8880. The shareholders are the 13 economic royalist families. At one time they were the banished European monarchies that re-emerged as the international bankers.

We Indigenous have the qualifications of a state. We made international treaties. We never joined Canada. All valid treaties signed with Indigenous peoples were made with the British monarch, based on the Guswentha, which were all breached. We never surrendered any territory to anyone. We have a population of the natural people of Great Turtle Island.

Canada was first a French colony until 1763, then a British colony. Canada does not have a defined territory and is not sovereign. Its top administration is under the direct control of the City of London bankers. It is a military base on our territory to maintain control while they steal our resources and fund.

In monarchical states, the people are “subjects” who are conquered or take an oath of allegiance. The Dominion [colony] of Canada was established when Britain’s Parliament passed the British North America Act, 1867, to promote British economic interests on Onowaregeh, Great Turtle Island.

Canadian pseudo citizenship was established in 1967. Britain may change Canada’s constitution at any time, according to the Canada Act 1982. In 2011 Harper needed the Governor General’s permission to suspend Parliament.

International law clearly provides that the appropriation of assets of another nation is illegal. Britain does not own our fund, resources or land and cannot give it to anyone.

Section 91[24] of the BNA Act gave Canada authority to only “negotiate” with the Indians, not to make Admiralty statutes or rules for ‘Indians, and Lands reserved for the indians”. Section 109 provides a legal commitment to establish the ever growing $50.5 trillion Indian Trust Fund from the exploitation of our resources.

Haudenosaunee: Come back if you renew your Two Row papers.

“Onen to those who don’t follow the Two Row “.

Federal, provincial and local entities have no constitutional jurisdiction over Indigenous. They must deal directly with the true people on all matters. Canada, a corporate entity, has no right to impose their corporate by-laws on us, provincial, federal or municipal. As the reality of Canada unfolds before everyone’s eyes, their dream is becoming a nightmare as Steven Tyler sang in Dream on: “Sing with me, just for today. maybe tomorrow the good lord will take you away. dream on. Dream on, dream on, dream on!”

WAR RAPE

Posted on March 20, 2013 by admin

MNN. Mar. 20, 2013. Rape is a war crime. Pedophilia is rape. Rape is a scientifically developed military strategy to kill the victims and demoralize the people. Rape is one of the spoils of war with no prosecution of rapists. According to the UN it is a crime against humanity. Rape is used worldwide to subjugate the opponents.

Peds, everyone knows who you are!

Canada used rape to humiliate throughout their encounter with us from the beginning. The Residential school death camps was a continuation of warfare on our children. It was systematic rape and humiliation, to eliminate our culture and traditions, to uproot our society and destroy our morale.

The Canadian government, Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican and United Church conducted murderous rampages. They killed over 50,000 of our children in their torture dungeons. These men in dresses wearing crosses on their chests conducted serial sexual abuse on children as young as 4 years old. They tried to bring down our normal healthy self-esteem, to turn us into victims on our own land. Evil clerics and ex-soldiers were sent in to commit serial rape on our children for decades and are still protected by the shareholders of the Corporation of Canada.

Your secret is out for the world to see!

Our children were victims of medical experiments, sodomy, starvation, floggings and strangulations. They were coerced to kill other children and then bury or burn them out of existence. Kevin White in “Where Eagles Dare to Soar” said that the elite preferred to abuse Indigenous kids because they got a kick out of degrading our naturally healthy attitude about ourselves.

As evidenced in the film, “We were Children”, based on the true story of two residential school survivors, as part of their war, babies were kidnapped, sodomize and murdered. Today, our children are kidnapped, tortured, drugged and used to create snuff and porn films.We were children Recently over 500 young Indigenous women have disappeared without a trace. Law Enforcement refuses to investigate showing that they are a part of it.

Our children were sent to judges, police, politicians and professionals to be sexually exploited. Religious clerics, police officers, businessmen, academics, professionals, high level politicians and media icons support the disbursement of child porn. Some, like Tom Flanagan, in Prime Minister Harper’s “inner circle” and expert adviser on Indigenous issues, belong to such organizations as the National Man Boy Love Association. Pedophilia rape is now being publicly discussed by the church as a sexual orientation and normal. They say it’s not harmful to the victims!

Bankster shareholders planning war rape strategies.

The shareholders of Canada [banksters] will be suitably punished.

Prime Minister Harper apologized and gave some money to the victims. Paying their victims is like going to a brothel and paying for sex.

The residential school ‘brothel” program was collusion between governments, police and church. Child abductions and suffering of our children and families is a sexual turn-on for these degenerates. Now the job of stealing our children has been diverted to the private Childrens Aid Societies across the country.

Soon popes, presidents, prime ministers, top judges, police, senators, members of parliament, all levels of clergy and CEOs, along with their accomplices, are going to jail.

Rape is a military strategy to scare us. The politicians gave the orders. The goal is 100% assimilation, no matter how many deaths. Canadians need to know exactly who and what Canada is.

We will all walk together on the Red Road to healing.

We will walk together on the Red Road to healing.

The war will be over soon when we charge and arrest the shareholders of the corporation of Canada that committed this evil. We Indigenous will get off the “Colonial Wallow Road” and onto the “Red Road of Healing” by holding the perpetrators’ feet to the fire. Thahoketoteh sings about a House of Healing “There’s so much trouble for our Mother Earth. She gives us everything we need, for very little in return. With the rain comes a cleansing. Come to my house of healing and awake”.

See: We were children. Read:Winnipeg Free Press.

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Category Archives: Colonialism

STY STORY

SELL-OUT SYNDROME

CANADA, YOUR GOOSE IS COOKED

UN CHICANERY

HEALING CIRCLES

BOYCOTTS

CORPORATE STRATEGY

ROYAL PROCLAMATION 1763

ROOTLESS CANADA

WAR RAPE

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