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Jurisdiction
In law, jurisdiction (from the Latin ius, iuris meaning "law" and dicere meaning "to speak") is the practical authority granted to a formally constituted legal body or to a political leader to deal with and make pronouncements on legal matters and, by implication, to administer justice within a defined area of responsibility.
The Mcguinty government is guilty of treason when they choose to ignore a Royal Proclamation, the supreme law in the British Empire. Each individual whom chooses to ignore the law are liable in military court, where jurisdiction lies. In high school “Law 101” taught us that ignorance is no excuse for the law. The NDP aboriginal critic stood up in the legislature and talked about one of our longstanding disputes, in June http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rksNYP96MMs&feature=related
We had been trying to conclude a peaceful, legal arrangement for the return of this part of the “Haldimand tract” long before Gilles stood up, then I received a letter from” McCarthy Tetrault” pquinn@mccarthy.ca, a firm representing the Toronto District School Board regarding the hijacked property. They put me on notice that I would be charged with trespassing if I entered this property. I copy my response; In response to your letter of May 17. We, the people of the Mohawk nation do hereby notify your client TDSB that they also do not have permission to enter this property, or sell it to any other entity except the Ontario government. I remind your firm that this land is within the 6 mile limit of the source of the Grand River and therefore by order of "Royal Proclamation" 1784, this is no longer in the jurisdiction of Admiralty court. Military law now applies to this land.We are desirous of working with TDSB to provide educational services to their students at this centre, which will now be a "Mohawk outdoor educational centre". In the interim we still want the keys to the gate. Please advise if they will participate in a peace ceremony and when. The entire confederacy is watching and waiting for Truth and Reconciliation.
Without prejudice, thahoketoteh of Kanekota.
The firm never responded to that letter as they know they have no jurisdiction, legally.
I also met with the “Melancthon (band) Council” Mayor dfawcett@melancthontownship.ca as they were trying to permit a corporate hostile takeover bid of a British protectorate, with a picture of the Queen and her husband right on their wall. I put them on notice that they were liable in military court also. Their planner specifically chose to ignore my advice and stated he will deal only with “SixNations (band) Council” for approvals of his outrageous changes to the official plan. Then I read this story in the Banner http://www.orangeville.com/news/local/article/868492--shelburne-calls-on-governments-to-resolve-native-land-claims The Six Nations (band) Council is a corporate entity owned by the corporation of Canada. They have been properly warned they have no business within the land claims process. They need to remember our law and the Black Wampum. This action is to keep the illusion of progress alive and it is as old as the Boston Tea Party, where they all dressed as Mohawks and threw the tea into the harbor.
They have been asking the same stupid question since the first boat arrived, “who is your leader”. We can ask that question to every leader and they admit there is a “secret power” they are beholden to. To end the war problem we need to restore shareholder liability and put an end to corporatism as it is artificial and non-sustainable. When the true owners are known and held liable for their crimes, the peace will be achieved. We will have peace and sustainability on kayanerakowa territory. The end of Corporatism will signal the beginning of the peace.
Unity, Strength, Peace,
thahoketoteh of Kanekota
www.thahoketoteh.ws
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