Reflections
from the Ahnishinahbæótjibway (We, the People)
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The
immigrants are arguing about “treaties” under their
imported laws again. The Sunday, May 15
Bemidji Pioneer reprinted an article from the Associated Press
reporting that
Chief U.S. District Judge Diana Murphy denied the State of Minnesota’s
motion
to dismiss the U.S. Federal Government and their client organization,
the 1934
I.R.A. Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa Indians’ lawsuit over hunting and
fishing
rights presumed to have been “guaranteed” under the Indian treaty of
July 29,
1837.
Western
European culture is not based on hunting and fishing,
and when the European immigrants saw the Aboriginal Indigenous people
hunting
and fishing as a part of our sustainable permaculture, they called us
“primitive” and “savage.” Since the
early days of “discoverer” (guided) tourism and invading pioneers, the
European
immigrants have acculturated a little bit, and now some of them see
hunting and
fishing as important—after the ecosystem which the Ahnishinahbæótjibway maintained as an abundant
paradise has been destroyed,
and there is almost nothing left to hunt or fish. Indian
culture (which is patrilineally Indo-European) may have
been based on poaching on the King’s Game Preserves in Europe, and the
Métis
ancestors of most of the Indians were commercial hunters for the fur
companies,
who decimated the Ahnishinahbæótjibway fish and
game, hunting some species into extinction, for a few pieces of silver
and a
barrel of rotgut whiskey—and who did not have a license from the people
who
owned the resources.
The
issue to be heard in court is described by the Attorney
General’s Office as the “merits,” which do not have anything to do with
whether
there can be hunting and fishing on the so-called “ceded” lands. Two of the three parties to the lawsuit—the
1934 I.R.A. Mille Lacs band of Chippewa Indians, and the State of
Minnesota,
did not exist when the 1837 Treaty was signed at St. Peters in
Wisconsin
Territory, and the people who actually signed the Treaty were Western
European
subject people under the jurisdiction of the United States. For that matter, most of the non-White
ancestors of the “Indians” who are now enrolled in the Mille Lacs Band
of
Chippewa Indians, as the Department of the Interior explains, “did not
have
rights as Indians [in 1837], for the reason that they were mixed
bloods, and
mixed bloods were not recognized as Indians until the treaty of 1847.” Under Article 4 of treaty of August 2, 1847,
these patrilineally White people were officially categorized as
“Chippewas of
the Mississippi and Lake Superior.” In
1860, another branch of the United States Government was still counting
these
mixed-blood people as “mulattos.” None
of these official classifications have anything to do with the peoples’
real
identity. The people who signed the
“Indian Treaties” as “Indians,” even before 1847, were patrilineally
White;
they were not Ahnishinahbæótjibway.
This
so-called “Indian Treaty” is not a matter of
international law; it is an internal affair of the United States, which
has
always owned both sides of this treaty.
(The reason that the United States broke their “Indian Treaties”
regularly, is because the U.S. signed these treaties with themselves.) The “Indians” have never owned anything on
this Continent—they are patrilineally Indo-European people whose
ancestors were
conscripted on the other side of the Atlantic, and were brought here in
chains
to serve as involuntary labor. The
Federally Recognized Indians still do not own anything—they are Wards
of the
Government under Trusteeship. That the
United States Government continues to maintain Indo-European people as
Federally Recognized Blood-Quantum Indians is an open admission of the
ongoing
genocide and grand land theft of the Aboriginal Indigenous Peoples. What are called “Chippewa-Indian Treaties”
were not negotiated nor written in the Ahnishinahbæótjibway language.
They were negotiated in two hierarchical languages with
Indo-European
roots, English and Chippewa (and are recorded and archived only in the
English
language). The new round of Indian
Treaty-related negotiations will be conducted only in English (or, to
be more
precise, Philadelphia Lawyerese). I
guess that shyster lawyers will be the new Treaty Interpreters.
The
United States Government is using their subject people,
who they name “Federally Recognized Indians,” in an unique scam: the
Federal
Instrumentalities known as 1934 I.R.A. “Sovereign Indian Governments”
are a
front for the dummy corporations known as “Indian Tribal Councils,”
which are
controlled through the non-democratic bureaucracy under the United
States
Executive branch. The furor and White
Backlash over Indian hunting and fishing (particularly spearfishing) is
drawing
attention away from the “Indian Gaming” casinos operated under the
jurisdiction
of the United States Government. The issue
which will be determined in Federal Court is whether the State of
Minnesota or
the U.S. Government will be the party issuing hunting and fishing
licenses to
the “Indians” under separate and unequal apartheid, Jim Crow “Indian
Government.” The Indians have always
been able to go hunting and fishing in the so-called “ceded” lands—all
they had
to do was buy a hunting or fishing license under English and Roman law,
just
like the other immigrant Citizens do.
JIM CROW
PRIMARY:
On
Friday, May 13, there was a special meeting of the Red
Lake Chip-away Tribal Council called. According to rumor, the purpose
of this
meeting was to “investigate” the candidates in the upcoming 1934 I.R.A.
elections, and to eliminate any who are classified by the United States
Government
as Federal Felons, from running for election in the Indians’ unique
Sovereign,
separatist Government. I said to one of
the Tribal Members who was at the meeting, “this is a strange way to
hold a
primary.” He replied, “So, what else is
new? They just make laws whenever it’s
convenient, to suit themselves.” I went
to the meeting as a photographer; waited for forty-five minutes and
nothing
happened in the public part of the building, and so I left.
PETITIONS:
In
order to legitimize and authenticate the 1934 I.R.A.
“Indian Democracy,” there have always been petitions after the
elections—why
break the traditions now? You can make
the process more efficient, and get your petitions ready.
Instead of rushing around after the
elections, trying to get signatures before the five-day waiting period
is up,
start the petition process now. For
each of the special-interest groups, you will need a Chairman: a
Chairman of
the Dissidents, a Chairman of the Malcontents, a Chairman of the Sore
Losers
Committee, a Chairman of the Sour Grapes Committee, a Chairman of the
Outsiders
Committee, a Chairman of the Absentee Ballot and Mail Fraud Committee,
a
Chairman of the Supporters of the Chairman-For-Life Committee, a
Chairman of
the Outside Agitators Committee, a Chairman of the Snivelers’ and
Whiners’
Committee, a Chairman of the Envious Rival Factions Committee, a
Chairman of
the Disappointed Committee, a Chairperson of the Comité Pour Le
Culture Indién,
two Chairmen and a Vice Chairman for the Greed Committee, a Lawyer for
the
Chairman of the Embezzlers’ Committee, and least and last, a Chairman
of the
Rabble-Rousers.
My
telephone number is (218) 679-2382 and my mailing address
is P.O. Box 484, Bemidji, MN 56601.
Wub-e-ke-niew
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