The coming peace...

The key to peace lies within. When every individual remembers this we will have peace on earth. In each of us lies the godseed that is the common denominator of the universe. The trinity should be; Mother earth, Father creator and You as the holy spirit. Our minds are broadcast and receiving stations for thought. Thoughts only come from two sources; old memories or divine inspiration. We should be cleaning our minds of old memories to make way for the divine inspiration, as part of our daily hygiene.

Like emptying the trash in your recycle bin, here is the way we empty the trash in our minds. Take responsibility for everything you are perceiving in your universe. Speak to the god within you and say (1) I am sorry for my thoughts that have helped this to occur (2) please forgive me (3) thank-you (4) I love you.
If you are doing this in a meditative state, you can feel the old memories leaving as soon as you say I love you.

When we heal ourselves like this, we affect the collective subconscious. It is our job as humanity, to eliminate evil. We see the evil all around us but where does it originate? We are all brothers and sisters here. Our youngest brother on earth came here to be healed, with love. Whether he knows it or not, matters not. When we clean our minds individually, we will attain the "good mind" collectively.

The evil cannot exist in the love vibration.

All you need is love...

Peace,
thahoketoteh

Amnesty International

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL OPEN LETTER:
Ontario's duty to ensure rights are upheld in police response to
Indigenous protests

November 12, 2008

Ontario's duty to ensure rights are upheld in police response to
Indigenous protests

Open letter to the Honourable Rick Bartolucci,
Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services

Dear Minister:

Amnesty International Canada is reiterating its call for the Province of Ontario to immediately:

• Publicly affirm its support for the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)Framework for Police Preparedness for Aboriginal Critical Incidents and commit to ensuring that officers are held accountable for any breaches of this Framework.

• Work with Indigenous peoples' organizations to establish a timetable
and process for an independent evaluation of the OPP Framework and appropriate codification of the Framework in provincial laws and policies.

In light of very serious concerns that have been raised over the OPP
response to land rights protests at the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory on June 28-29, 2007 and April 21-28, 2008, Amnesty International is also urging the Province of Ontario to
establish an independent, impartial probe into OPP actions on those dates and to make the
findings of such an investigation public.

During the Ipperwash Inquiry, the Ontario Provincial Police described
its Framework for Police Preparedness for Aboriginal Critical Incidents ("Framework") as
the "centrepiece" of its commitment to respect the underlying rights at issue in Indigenous
land protests and to minimize the potential for escalation and violence. However, three
months after the Framework was strongly endorsed in the report of the Ipperwash Inquiry, OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino said during cross-examination in a provincial court that the Framework is "not a firm and fixed mandated way of doing business."

Commissioner Fantino was being questioned about the large number of
police deployed and the aggressive tactics used in response to a June 28-29, 2007 protest by activists from the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. The Commissioner's response raises
serious questions about the amount of discretion being exercised by the OPP with respect to the Framework and whether the OPP is being appropriately held to account for full and consistent implementation of the Framework.

Over the last 20 months, protestors from the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory have engaged in a
series of actions intended either to directly protect their interests in the Culbertson Land Tract or to attract public attention and put pressure on the federal government to resolve this long-standing land claim. Some of these actions have involved rail and road closures. This has resulted in public inconvenience and created a complex policing challenge. At the same time, there is no indication that these protests presented any threat to public safety. Although a spokesperson at one protest publicly alluded to the possibility that the protestors had access to weapons, Amnesty International is not aware of any evidence to suggest
that this was in fact the case. As such, it appears to us that these protests give rise to
precisely the kind of situation the OPP Framework for Police Preparedness for Aboriginal Critical Incidents was intended to address, and with which the Ipperwash Inquiry dealt exhaustively.

The Ontario Police Services Act states that: "Police services shall be provided throughout
Ontario in accordance with...the importance of safeguarding the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Human Rights
Code." Among the rights protected in law in Canada are rights to peaceful assembly and
protest and the specific Treaty and Aboriginal Rights of Indigenous peoples. The OPP Framework is a critical tool for ensuring that officers respond to Indigenous land protests in a manner consistent with and supportive of these rights.

As we said in a letter to you in August 2008, Amnesty International believes that any policing
policy intended to uphold and protect human rights must be treated with extreme seriousness and consistency. Where such a policy is breached, it is important to determine why it was breached and whether the breach was in fact warranted and acceptable.

In this light, we are deeply troubled that your government has not demonstrated real and serious concern over Commissioner Fantino's remarks about adherence to the Framework.

According to testimony in the case of Regina v. Shawn Brant, OPP actions during Tyendinaga Mohawk protests on June 28 and 29, 2007 included placing a sniper unit
on stand-by and preparations to deploy overwhelming force against the protestors, even
as a negotiated end to the protest was proceeding. Concerns were also raised in court over
the fact that Commissioner Fantino interfered with the work of trained OPP negotiators by
contacting protestor Shawn Brant directly and that during his conversations with Mr. Brant he made aggressive and inappropriate comments including a threat that "your whole world's going to come crashing down" and that Mr. Brant would suffer "grave consequences" if he did not order an end to the blockade.

Although the June 28-29th protest ended peacefully, it was followed by other incidents from
April 21-28, 2008 during which there was again a massive deployment of OPP officers and
equipment, including the Public Order Unit and the Tactics and Rescue Unit. In interviews with members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk community, including protesters and bystanders, Amnesty International has heard consistent and credible reports of police actions during the April 21-28 incidents that clearly require investigation, including reports that OPP officers pointed firearms at unarmed protesters and members of their families.

Given the seriousness of these concerns, Amnesty International considers that your
government's only public response to date – a statement by Premier McGuinty that he has "full confidence" in Commissioner Fantino and that the Commissioner's response to the Tyendinaga Mohawk protests showed "tremendous discipline" – is utterly inappropriate and inadequate.

In August 2008, Amnesty International wrote to you urging the Government of Ontario to:

• Publicly confirm that it supports the Ontario Provincial Police Framework for Police
Preparedness for Aboriginal Critical Incidents and will ensure that officers are held to
account for its breach.

• Work with Indigenous peoples' organizations to establish a timetable and process for
independent evaluation of the OPP Framework and appropriate codification of the
Framework in provincial laws and policies.

We were disappointed by your reply. In your September 12 letter, you inaccurately refer to our concerns as being about remarks "allegedly" made by Commissioner Fantino. In fact, there is no doubt about what the Commissioner stated as his remarks are a matter of public court record. Your letter makes no further comment on the Commissioner's remarks, offers no clarification of the province's position on police accountability for upholding the Framework, and does not address the specific recommendations we presented to you.

Your letter states only that: "The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services is
undertaking a comprehensive analysis of the recommendations from the Ipperwash report, one of which is an evaluation of the OPP Framework for Police Preparedness for Aboriginal Critical Incidents."

In the 2007 final report of the Ipperwash Inquiry, Commissioner Justice Linden called for the province to adopt, "as soon as it is practical to do so," a provincial peacekeeping
policy based largely on the OPP Framework, in order to "codify the lessons learned at Ipperwash and reassure both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Ontarians that peacekeeping is the goal of both police and government in this province, that treaty and Aboriginal rights will be respected, that negotiations will be attempted at every reasonable opportunity, and
that the use of force must be the last resort." Such a policy, the report stated, "will compel provincial or police officials who wished to pursue a more aggressive policing response in the future to explain publicly why peacekeeping is inappropriate. It will also be considerably more
difficult for a provincial official to demand that protesters leave a site within a limited time
period or to downplay the importance of negotiations. Police leaders, incident commanders, and individual officers will also have additional assurance that peacekeeping is the appropriate and justified strategy, irrespective of any real or perceived governmental pressure otherwise.'

Commissioner Justice Linden also called for an independent evaluation of the implementation
of the Framework with "significant and meaningful participation by Aboriginal representatives in the design, oversight and analysis of the evaluation."

Minister Bartolucci, we are concerned by the fact that 1 1 2 years later your Ministry is still at the stage of merely reviewing the Inquiry's recommendations and has not yet moved with
appropriate urgency to implement measures deemed vital to upholding rights and saving lives. Accordingly, we are reiterating our call for your government to immediately:

• Issue a public confirmation that your government supports the OPP Framework and will
ensure that officers are held accountable for any breaches of the Framework.

• Work with Indigenous peoples' organizations to establish a timetable and process for an
independent evaluation of the OPP Framework and appropriate codification of the
Framework in provincial laws and policies.

Concerns over OPP actions in June of 2007 and April of 2008 are extremely serious. Therefore, Amnesty International is also urging you to establish an independent, impartial probe into OPP actions on June 28 and 29, 2007 and April 21-28, 2008 with respect to
Mohawk protests and occupations near Tyendinaga and to make the findings of such an
investigation public.

Yours sincerely,

Alex Neve
Secretary General
Amnesty International Canada

Canada...

The GovernMent(e)

The Mohawks have always stood by the settler colonists who chose to live with us. Remember the battle of Queenston Heights on Oct. 13, 1812. The Mohawk action was decisive in getting the guns back from the Americans, the British were running away with their dead general while we took back the guns. The American threat is nothing compared to the one inherent in the corporation of Canada’s “business plan”. The plan is to get rid of the “Indian Problem”. Many have still not figured out what the Indian problem is. The problem really came to head in 1923 when Deskaheh of the Cayuga nation, went to Europe to enrol the Iroquois into the League of Nations. Canada was not qualified to join the league because they were still a colony of Britain. When Deskaheh was finished in Europe, his appointment blocked by England, it so enraged the most powerful man in the country, Duncan Campbell Scott, he warned Deskaheh that his body would be cut into pieces if he ever came back to Canada again. He then penned the Indian Advancement Act in 1924. In this act he introduced blood quantum legislation (apartheid) the reserve system and stepped up the death camps (residential schools). Deskaheh died under suspicious circumstances one year after returning from Europe, he never got back to his family at six nations and his body lies now in the Tuscarora territory in NY state.

Canada is a corporation and it’s citizens are corporate citizens. The Indians are free men and have their own laws and lands. The problem is, how do they get the Indians to incorporate into their fascist system and have it appear they are doing it of their own free will. We will never surrender our lands and nationhood. No matter what they tell you in the movie (media).

Wake up Canadians. We have been trying to help you all along, to resist the tyrants and use your own mind. This is the basis of kayanerakowa, freedom of thought. The true rulers of this country are going to turn Canada into a police state, better than Hitler could have dreamed, if you continue to let them. Read “Rise of the fourth Reich” by Jim Marrs.

When the prime minister’s office responds to Canadian’s letters questioning their illegal actions, this is the response they get;
“On behalf of the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, I would like to acknowledge receipt of your e-mail.

While you may be assured that careful consideration has been given to the situation you have described, the matter you have raised does not fall within the jurisdiction of the federal government. You would be best advised, therefore, to pursue your enquiries with the appropriate provincial authority.
I regret that I am unable to provide you with a more favourable response.
M. Bredeson
Executive Correspondence Officer
for the Prime Minister's Office "

The prime minister’s office does not have jurisdiction over international treaties? As many of you already saw in the “duelling puppets” video, Mr. Harper does not work for you. All of the people surrounding him are working the business plan, the 100 year plan to get rid of the Indian problem.

So it is up to you, the people of Canada, to stand up for Truth and Justice. The controllers of the mind (government) are not working for you. Please continue to send your letters to the prime minister and minister of finance. It is their most important duty, to uphold the international agreements, Canada has entered into. Sometimes you just have to make a stance because it is the right thing to do.

Unity, Strength, Peace,
Thahoketoteh of Kanekota

Tyendinaga...

Tyendinaga at a tipping point

I received word tonight from our council of men at Tyendinaga. For months now the OPP have been trying to erect a new police station on sovereign Mohawk territory. The men’s council have been working 24/7 to stop this act of war and return to a legal state of peace and accomodation. Within sight of the new police station is the “Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte” school. Five years ago Health Canada visited the school and viewed the sores our children have been contracting from using the water. They have been providing bottled water instead of fixing the problem and five years later the government is only interested in erecting a new police station. Our main interest, even before the illegalities of this act of war, is to provide our children the safe place that most parents take for granted in this country.

In the interest of public safety and the return to normal interaction between our two nations, our men are advising the public that only when the water problem gets fixed at the school, will the police station be allowed to be built. The government can pay for a police building to suppress us, but not for the safety of our children in their own school?

If Canada truly wants to be a legal entity in the eyes of the international community, they must follow their constitution and provide consultation to the indigenous people on any development in our territory. Right now the OPP are readying themselves for another “Ipperwash” scenario instead of providing the proper consultation between us. It looks like tomorrow will be the day when all of these issues come to a head.

We are asking for your help by sending emails and making phone calls to the prime minister pm@pm.gc.ca and minister of finance Flaherty.J@parl.gc.ca, These two guys should have the clout to avert an unnecessary conflict between our men and their police. Ask them to actually do something about this situation. They would need to pay for the repairs on the water problem at the school before paying one nickel to construct another “police state” building. Please tell them what good Canadians think about their mishandling of this situation. We can avert bloodshed and have everyone go home safely. That is the interest of the men’s council.

We all want peace,
thahoketoteh of Kanekota

Divide and conquer...

Who's in charge?
In these “pretend” democracies the real leaders are hidden behind the puppets. The real leaders answer to no-one and have their own agenda. The puppets are nothing more than most favoured slaves for the real masters. In this video you will see the Prime Minister of Australia and Stephen Harper making the exact same speech at the same time, word for word, supporting the illegal invasion of Iraq. This is clear evidence that the people you think are running these countries are not; http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/439.html

The speech writer probably came out of one of the global think tanks like the tri-lateral commission . The globalists are in control in all of the democratic countries of this world. No matter which one of the parties get in, they always advance the agenda of the ruling class. An old adage comes to mind, “none are more hopelessly enslaved than those that believe they are free.”

The financial meltdown is by design as well. It goes back to the Babylonian “divide and conquer” tactic. First they create a problem that will get a reaction from the people and only when the people demand it, they provide the solution for the problem that they created. The solution will always be more centralized power in the hands of a few. In the banksters case they will offer a one-world bank to solve all of the problems that they have purposely created. Probably a world currency through electronic means. Watch the speeches and the timing of this development and you will see the various “democratic” leaders making the same speeches again, probably at the same time. All to advance the agenda of these rulers.

They have been called the Illuminati by many, because they have no official name. They are the same families that played the dialectic on us in 1609, with their bloodline explorer “Champlain”. He was able to break the peace between us and the Huron. That dialectic is still in play as they did divide us and became the rulers of us all. The motto for the 33rd degree of freemasonry is “order out of chaos” exactly what the Hegelian dialectic was designed for.

When economy became the weapon of choice against the “Indians” in the late 17th century, our medicine men noticed a disease of the mind and they called it Owista. Kayanerakowa teaches us that a healthy mind thinks in priority thought 1. Nation 2. Family 3. Clan 4. Self
When economy was introduced a person would think of himself first even above the nation, this is the disease all of us are suffering from now. The entire ecosystem is dying because of this disease of the mind. After many generations the medicine men found the only cure for Owista is Kayanerakowa.

Kayanerakowa means “the council of the great peace” it is the greatest social contract ever devised for living in peace with one another and the environment, perpetually. We have been the guardians of this formula for peace for 1000s of years now and are still trying to spread the peace to the rest of the world, as we were asked to do by the Peacemaker. This is the Order of peace. If we are going to adopt a one world order let it be this order. As Ghandi said, “there is no path to peace, peace is the path”

Unity, Strength, Peace,
thahoketoteh of Kanekota

Slaves...

Slavery

Capitus Diminutio Maxima; as Black's Law Dictionary explains, the full capitalization of the letters of one's natural name, results in a diminishing or complete loss of legal or citizenship status, wherein one actually becomes a slave or an item of inventory. The method by which the State causes a natural person to "volunteer" himself into slavery, is through forming legal joinder, implied or stated, with the entity or legal fiction (name all CAPS). Of course, most natural persons wouldn't willingly form such an unlawful but legally reductionist joinder, so trickery and obfuscation are used.

When you look at the roster of people on the document outside of the courtroom, all of the people will be listed in all capital letters. This means that they only deal with the artificial entity the state has created. Behind the judge’s bench is the coat of arms of Canada and it shows the flags of Great Britain and France with the latin words A MARI USQUE ADMARE. Showing everyone in that room they are now under law of the sea. The lawyers, duty council and judges are all well aware of this fraud. If you ask any of them they will not talk about it, as they are all a part of the program.

The courts are a British commercial venture, you never have to show up there except of your own free will. When the judge asks your name he will be reading it in all capital letters, if you agree that is you, you wave your rights as a natural person and can now be fined or imprisoned for any amount at the whim of the state. You are agreeing to represent the slave that has been created by the state. People go to court because of fear of the police and the system. Usually the summons is in Capitus Diminutio Media (only the last name capitalized) which means you can be fined but not imprisoned. When you do show up the name will be all capitals on the court document. So why does anyone show up at these slave trials?

There are two types of law, law of the land and law of the sea. When the people start following “kayanerakowa” they will be following law of the land. It is meant for everyone and has behind it, the possibility of peace, freedom and happiness for all “natural” people. If the Maya are known as the keepers of time on Turtle Island, we Iroquois are known as the keepers of the law.

Should any one follow the white roots of peace to their source, they are welcome to sit with us in the shade of the tree of peace. LAW of the LAND.

Unity, Strength, Peace,
thahoketoteh of Kanekota

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Media...

Media failure.

Last night I attended a gathering of media professionals hosted by the Canadian Journalism Foundation, at the U of T’s Robert Gill theatre. The event was billed as “The greatest Canadian Media failure of the century: Reporting on Aboriginal issues” The panel consisted of two Toronto Star reporters and the Toronto aboriginal legal services director. The Moderator was a journalist and a filmmaker.

The crowd was very knowledgeable and brought up some good questions. The writers suggested that they need to be better story tellers and I agree. There seemed to be consensus on the issue of media failure by all the people there. We hope the media will actually start doing their job of accurately informing the public instead of towing the corporate line.

I reminded Peter Edwards (Toronto Star) of the April /06 raid by the OPP on our women and children. I saw him there when I brought the first cameraman behind the lines. When we returned to the line all of the media people were talking with us and I asked “why are none of you covering the real story here?” One of the reporters asked me what was the real story and I pointed at the line of military style police and said “how Canada has become a police state and when they are done with us it‘s the rest of you next, this is the bigger story here”.

The Canadian media is owned by a few corporations, it is not for the people. The reporters were struggling with the issue of the media failure, but for their corporate masters this is a huge success. Canada was registered as a corporation in Washington, D.C. July 1st 1867. Corporatism is the proper word for fascism according to Mussolini. That makes Canada the first fascist state in the modern world. Duncan Campbell Scott wrote the Indian Advancement Act in 1924 which introduced the reserve system and blood quantum legislation. South Africa implemented this legislation but the world called it what it is “apartheid”. Canada still follows this “apartheid” with their Indian Act. We think these are very serious issues that the reporters have been turning a blind eye too. The corporate overlords will never print anything that does not go with the business plan to, as Scott boasted, get rid of the Indian problem in 100 years.

We hope some journalists do write about real issues like the ones I mention above. But in a fascist state the media is nothing more than the ministry of propaganda. This is the real failure of the media in this country . As long as the people avoid law of the land and continue practicing law of the sea, we are all slaves to the corporate elite. It is the true journalists that we are waiting for, the ones that believe in freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of the people.

Peace
thahoketoteh of Kanekota

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