Canadian and US forces surround Mohawks for final genocide.
Friday, June 05, 2009 Edit This 0 Comments »
At least, 3000 Mohawks living on Turtle Island on the St Lawrence River straddling the border between the United States and Canada are under siege from Canadian military forces on the northern shore and US forces on the southern shore.
Mohawks who leave the island -- part of the Mohawk sovereign territory -- are not being allowed to return. Food supplies are being cut off leaving the remaining Mohawks living from day to day in a state of siege.
A Mohawk leader said that the US and Canadian governments wanted to destroy the North American Indians as the pace towards the creation of a militarised North American Union accelerated. The Northcom Agreement is just one piece of legislation that pushes forward the merger of Canada and the US, fusing the two country's army and police into a single force.
Members of the Mohawk community of Akwesasne routinely go back and forth across the border to go to work, take their children to school or visit relatives. Also, the Mohawk Nation has treaty relationships with the United States guaranteeing the sovereignty of their territory. Other North American Indian governments at Onondaga, Tonawanda Seneca, Cayuga and Tuscarora have been recognized by the United States under 72 Fed. Reg. 13647-13652 (Mar. 22, 2007).
The US and Canadian forces have laid siege to the Island on the pretext that the Mohawks are involved in bringing guns into the US, something the Mohawks deny, pointing out that guns are forbidden among their own border patrols.
A Mohawk leader said that the real motive for the siege was to provoke a gun battle with the Mohawks, destroy Mohawk society and its thriving political, cultural, economic and social structures that require frequent travel to and from the various communities on both sides of the international border.
As the world's climate changes and Canada's winters grow milder, the indigenous sovereign territories of the North American Indians full of minerals, oil and natural resources are becoming more accessible and hunted by the global banking elite, who see the thriving North American Indian communities as in the way.
The global elite are also targeting the Iroquois who occupy territories in southern Quebec and southern Ontario, using the globalist controlled newspapers such as the New York Times and the Montreal Gazette to discredit the Indians, linking them with bikers and other gangs, and also using the pretext of unpaid fines to seize land.
Mohawks have also been subjected to brutal physical assualts and even torture, but efforts to bring the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officers to account have been thwarted by the demand from the Canadian courts that the Mohawks pay sums as large as 20,000 Canadian dollars to investigate each assualt.
There is silence in the Canadian media about the desperate last stand of the Mohawks isolated on Turtle Island by armed “Northcom” forces and watched over by circling helicopters.
Kahentinetha
MNN Mohawk Nation News, Box 991
Kahnawake, Quebec Canada
J0L 1B0 tel: 450-635-0345
kahentinetha2@yahoo.com
Katenies
MNN Mohawk Nation News, Box 991
Kahnawake, Quebec Canada
J0L 1B0 tel: 450-635-9345
Mohawks who leave the island -- part of the Mohawk sovereign territory -- are not being allowed to return. Food supplies are being cut off leaving the remaining Mohawks living from day to day in a state of siege.
A Mohawk leader said that the US and Canadian governments wanted to destroy the North American Indians as the pace towards the creation of a militarised North American Union accelerated. The Northcom Agreement is just one piece of legislation that pushes forward the merger of Canada and the US, fusing the two country's army and police into a single force.
Members of the Mohawk community of Akwesasne routinely go back and forth across the border to go to work, take their children to school or visit relatives. Also, the Mohawk Nation has treaty relationships with the United States guaranteeing the sovereignty of their territory. Other North American Indian governments at Onondaga, Tonawanda Seneca, Cayuga and Tuscarora have been recognized by the United States under 72 Fed. Reg. 13647-13652 (Mar. 22, 2007).
The US and Canadian forces have laid siege to the Island on the pretext that the Mohawks are involved in bringing guns into the US, something the Mohawks deny, pointing out that guns are forbidden among their own border patrols.
A Mohawk leader said that the real motive for the siege was to provoke a gun battle with the Mohawks, destroy Mohawk society and its thriving political, cultural, economic and social structures that require frequent travel to and from the various communities on both sides of the international border.
As the world's climate changes and Canada's winters grow milder, the indigenous sovereign territories of the North American Indians full of minerals, oil and natural resources are becoming more accessible and hunted by the global banking elite, who see the thriving North American Indian communities as in the way.
The global elite are also targeting the Iroquois who occupy territories in southern Quebec and southern Ontario, using the globalist controlled newspapers such as the New York Times and the Montreal Gazette to discredit the Indians, linking them with bikers and other gangs, and also using the pretext of unpaid fines to seize land.
Mohawks have also been subjected to brutal physical assualts and even torture, but efforts to bring the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officers to account have been thwarted by the demand from the Canadian courts that the Mohawks pay sums as large as 20,000 Canadian dollars to investigate each assualt.
There is silence in the Canadian media about the desperate last stand of the Mohawks isolated on Turtle Island by armed “Northcom” forces and watched over by circling helicopters.
Kahentinetha
MNN Mohawk Nation News, Box 991
Kahnawake, Quebec Canada
J0L 1B0 tel: 450-635-0345
kahentinetha2@yahoo.com
Katenies
MNN Mohawk Nation News, Box 991
Kahnawake, Quebec Canada
J0L 1B0 tel: 450-635-9345
0 comments:
Post a Comment