INVASIVE SPECIES

MNN. Oct. 22, 2024. The Europeans invaded our land to build an economy, by killing the indigenous, stealing our motherland and using our trust funds to get the nails to hammer the lid in the box they threw us in. They came with delusions of grandeur to strike it rich, the American dream. Since arriving the invaders have raped and pillaged our mother.   

When they saw our beautiful mother, they locked us up until such time as we would be no more. They knew about the true loving affection we have for her and everything below, on and above her.  

Genocide tactics were imported to turtle island to manage the mass murders that had worked on their own people to suppress and manage them on their land. The wealthy elite kept their own estates in Europe as they do here on turtle island where they  keep their stolen property in good health for their own pleasure, enjoyment and safety. Meanwhile the people they invited to turtle island languish in urban decay. Now mother nature is taking her revenge to bring herself back into balance. 

Now they pit the survivors of the genocide against each other. We are trying to move towards the light of awareness to stop this madness. We know the power of the mind. We can give each other permission to be super heroes and take care of the earth.  Our place and duties on turtle island are not a mistake. We will all wake up when everyone sees what the kaianerekowa can do, bring people together to save the world. Unfortunately there are those who deny their plundering and may never awaken. This could be the time when the killers are sent back from whence they came. Yes, creation will stop the destruction of our mother. 

Colonialism is a nice word for this “invasive species” which is trying to kill the natural balance by amalgamating and controlling the humane qualities of our mother. This species has deliberately disrupted and destroyed the natural balance which is crucial for nature. 

When we communicate in our own language we find the balance through which we get our messages from creation. Our means to live as one with nature was taken away and we had to speak a foolish man-made language of the invaders. Now the whole world is being pushed to speak one commercial language, an amalgamation of corporate commercial communication. Speaking all these corporate languages is confusing. We are unable to think creatively. Some of us are having difficulty thinking and connecting with each other to survive and to get our messages from nature, the way we are suppose to. 

Once upon a time we indigenous had an international language, sign language. Now we are unable to think and operate the way we are suppose which throws us off balance.   

International cargo ship wrecks in Kahnawake Sep. 2024

Then in 1953 the St. Lawrence Seaway dug through our community of Kahnawake. Our earth mother was pummelled and destroyed along with our earth language. We went into shock. Suddenly we could not hear our language. Our parents and ancestors feared the loss of more of our people by the calculated murders by the oppressors. We were told we needed English to survive. They ruined our land and killed our language, which is the basis of our survival. Our ancestors began to speak foreign languages out of fear. Today we would give up everything just to have our language. 

This destruction caused rifts and breakage between us. Losing our language was not our fault. Here it was the Seaway gouging our land that also gouged our language from our minds. As they chip away at our land they chip away at us.  

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On Nov. 29, 2021, the kahnistensera secretariat of kahnawake kanistensera@riseup.net. 438-558-2911, sent the following letter by Registered Mail to: 

  • Societe quebecoise des infrastructures, Direction generale de la requalification du site royal Victoria, 445 saint Gabriel st., montreal quebec H2Y 3A2 smayes@sqi.gouv.qc.ca 514-873-5485, 5413; –office de consultation publique de montreal, 1550 metcalfe st., office 1414, montreal H3A 1X6 514-872-8510; –mcgill university office of principle & vice chancellor, 845 sherbrooke st. w., montreal QC H3A 0G4 514-398-4180 fax 514-398-4763; –mairie d’arrondisement de ville-marie, 800 boulevarde de maisonneuve st. e., montreal QC H2L 4L8; and –indigenous services Canada, assessment & investigation services branch, 10 wellington st. Gatineau QC k!A 0H4 aadnc.cnap-naac.aandc@canada.ca 1-855-504-6760. 

Sekon sewakwekon.

We are the kahnistensera, Mohawk mothers, who have responsibilities from the kaianerekowa, great law, and teiohateh, two row, which have existed on turtle island since time immemorial. All the land and infrastructure thereon are for us to care for, since the beginning time and for all eternity. All governments and their institutions throughout turtle island know and acknowledge this.

OUR INUIT BROTHERS & SISTERS ARE STRUGGLING IN CITIES.

Our duty as the natural people is to care for the land and the people who have been placed here by creation. Many are living on the streets of tioni tiotiakon temporarily known by the trespassers as montreal because they are homeless. Some are young. Many are old, frail and require medical attention, food, warmth, clean water and hygiene. Today some are dying on the streets in below freezing temperatures. It’s a life and death matter.

Some inuit and indigenous have died. There are empty buildings at mcgill university which are available. They are lit, heated and can provide adequate shelter for these extreme conditions. We must all help these people. This ground and vacant structures belong to the kanistensera. The name McGill will be changed to a proper kanienkehaka name.    

We demand the key to the royal victoria hospital. Contact us at kahnistensera@riseup.net immediately. We will arrange to meet in front of the rvh as soon as possible. 

In the meantime, kahnistensera suggest that the homeless check into nearby hotels and send the bill to mcgil university, or the mayor of the city, or the governments of canada and quebec. 

ON BEHALF OF THE CHILDREN OF THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, OUR ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANT OF ALL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE THR0UGHOUT THE WORLD, WE ASK FOR YOUR COOPERATION. 

Secretariat of the kanienkehaka kahnistensera:

karakwine …   karennatha  …   kahentinetha   …   kwetiio   …   kawenaa

 

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cc. Mcgill security services, Downtown: burnside hall, 805 sherbrooke st. west, room 120, montreal H3A 0B9. 514-398-4556 campus.security@mcgill.ca; 

cc. Montreal Police, 1432 st. Catherine west, [& bishop] montreal, H3G 1R3 514-280-0120.

In the “Earth Song” Michael Jackson asks the questions: “What about sunrise? What about rain? What about all the things That you said we were to gain? . . .”

 

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