Monthly Archives: November 2010

U.S. Pres­i­dent Barack Obama slipped a sub­tle com­ment into his inau­gu­ra­tion “mind con­trol” speech on Jan­u­ary 20^th. When Obama defined Amer­ica as a nation of “Chris­tians and Mus­lims, Jews and Hin­dus and non-believers”, he delib­er­ately left out Indige­nous peo­ples. We have our value systems.

We have our knowl­edge. He sneaked in the inten­tion to ignore us when he said that “the lines of tribe shall soon dis­solve”. To Amer­i­cans the word “tribe” means the Onkwe­honwe. We are the care­tak­ers and trustees of the lands and resources of the world which the New World Order NWO or One World “Gov­ern­ment” must steal to con­trol the world. Our role puts us squarely in the path of this grand scheme of a few bankers, the gov­ern­ments they con­trol and their deadly enforce­ment agencies.

Colo­nial “band or tribal coun­cils” will be put in charge of indige­nous peo­ple where pos­si­ble such as Iraq and Afghanistan. Other Indige­nous peo­ples will be “elim­i­nated” or ignored. It looks like this pro­gram will be run by the United Nations “Inter­na­tional Depart­ment of Indian Affairs” on behalf of the NWO war mongers.

Obama’s main mes­sage is, “If you don’t do it the Amer­i­can way, we will crush you”. It is all the more “devi­ous” because it’s com­ing in this vel­vet glove that claims that it’s being done in a spirit of coöper­a­tion. The real mes­sage is, “we will defeat you”. A new dis­ease is being spread called “Obama fever”. The symp­toms are flag wav­ing, mil­lions gath­er­ing and clap­ping like a bunch of trained seals and hyp­notic sec­tar­ian rap­ping. O-Ba-Ma, O-Ba-Ma! The fol­low­ing are com­ments by “Native Pride” and MNN Mohawk Nation News: Tues­day, Jan­u­ary 20, 2009: Obama: The New Lin­coln? We Hope Not! As the US crowns its new king, the world looks on with [media guided] hope and won­der. The for­mer Illi­nois Sen­a­tor has been com­pared to one of the most pop­u­lar US Pres­i­dents, Abra­ham Lin­coln who was seen as the Great Eman­ci­pa­tor, Freer of the Slaves and the Healer of a Divided Nation. Obama swore his oath of office on Lincoln’s Bible.

Buried in that era of slav­ery and Civil War are a few chap­ters of the Amer­i­can “Indian” Holo­caust of 115 mil­lion, the biggest in all human­ity, that began long before Lin­coln and con­tin­ues today. While Mr. Lin­coln was earn­ing a fake place in his­tory, he signed the Home­stead Act in 1862. This was a law offer­ing huge tracts of our lands to for­eign white set­tle­ment. It was put through with­out con­sul­ta­tion, with­out con­sent and with­out regard for the rights and needs of our people.

Even­tu­ally 1.6 mil­lion home­steads were granted on our land and 270,000,000 acres of our ter­ri­to­ries were pri­va­tized between 1862 and 1986, which is 10% of all lands in the U.S. In the con­flicts that raged over this ille­gal action, thou­sands of Onkwe­honwe men, women and chil­dren were killed and mil­lions of acres of our ter­ri­to­ries remain unlaw­fully occupied.

This has noth­ing to do with hon­esty, courage, fair play and tol­er­ance. Obama’s speech demon­strates clearly his con­cept of loy­alty and patri­o­tism has noth­ing to do with respect for the Onkwe­honwe of Tur­tle Island and our future generations.

Two days after Lin­coln signed the “Eman­ci­pa­tion Procla­ma­tion” in 1863, he signed an order to hang 38 Dakota Sioux in Mankato Min­nesota. There were only about 40 adult men of fight­ing age left out of 400 “pris­on­ers of war”. The U.S. agent refused to feed the Indige­nous peo­ple and was sell­ing the rations that were meant for them. The men begged for food for their peo­ple who were starv­ing to death. He told them to eat grass. They killed him and stuffed his mouth with grass.

These details of Amer­i­can his­tory are rarely vis­ited. John F. Kennedy basks in the glow as a cham­pion of civil rights. He had no prob­lem vio­lat­ing human rights and the treaty with the Seneca Nation. In 1960 he broke a cam­paign promise and approved the flood­ing of thou­sands of acres of Seneca land and the con­struc­tion of the Kinzua Dam in upper New York State.

Today New York State has a black Demo­c­ra­tic Gov­er­nor, David A. Pater­son. He has just signed an ille­gal doc­u­ment autho­riz­ing the destruc­tion of the exist­ing economies of eleven Onkwe­honwe com­mu­ni­ties in the state. It is obvi­ous the Amer­i­cans are the big bul­lies they’ve always been since King Henry VII issued the “Cabot Char­ter” in 1496. It autho­rized the cap­ture and plun­der of any lands belong­ing to non-Christian peo­ple that might be found.

Many Onkwe­honwe have embraced this new U.S. Pres­i­dent Barack Obama. Many of us do not. We hope that he will not earn the tra­di­tional title, “Rah­natakias”, which is our word for U.S. Pres­i­dent. It means “town destroyer”. In 1779 the first Pres­i­dent, George Wash­ing­ton, ordered the geno­cide of all Rotino’shonni:onwe, Iro­quois peo­ple, our com­mu­ni­ties and food sources in the lands between Wyoming and the Cana­dian bor­der. He elim­i­nated over a hun­dred thou­sand of us by famine and disease.

No, Obama is not our pres­i­dent. He is the 44^th man to hold the title of Rah­natakias on behalf of the colonists who are occu­py­ing our ter­ri­to­ries. The valid nation-to-nation rela­tions with Onkwe­honwe are always a low pri­or­ity or non-existent for any colo­nial administration.

Peo­ple are look­ing to Mr. Obama for a solu­tion. The true test of his promise of change will come in the treat­ment of the Onkwe­honwe. Is he going to be another two faced reformer, a Wash­ing­ton, a Lin­coln or a Kennedy, who preaches equal­ity and free­dom while crush­ing us under his heel? We refuse to be put under colo­nial “Fed­eral Indian Law” headlocks.

The U.S. will not stop its decline by con­tin­u­ing to dis­pos­sess and oppress us. They have to meet us on the orig­i­nal nation-to-nation terms. We have never sur­ren­dered our juris­dic­tion over our­selves or our resources or our ter­ri­to­ries. They have to acknowl­edge the crimes of the past. They have to reign in their col­o­niz­ing beast. They have to stop feast­ing on the dead bod­ies of our ances­tors. They have to stop danc­ing so hard on our lands and resources that they starve and suf­fo­cate the gen­er­a­tions to come.