The Extortion SYSTEM Of The Ruling Elite - The New Ensign

Now the truth about the Colony comes out. In fact it is a military occupation headed by the
Governor General. Canada, or the Crown, is the Imaginary Ship and the Governor General is
the Commanding Officer. The Superintendent General is another Military position, and all of
this puts the Native people under Admiralty Law. At this point it does not matter what the contract
says, in essence it is saying we can do anything we want to you but you can’t do anything to us.
It is tyranny.
Provided, however, that Her Majesty reserves the right to deal with any settlers within the bounds
of any lands reserved for any band as She may see fit; andalso that the aforesaid reserves of land,
or any interest therein, may be sold or otherwise disposed of by Her Majesty's Government for
the use and benefit of the said Indians entitled thereto, with their consent first had and obtained.
This is saying that they can sell off Native Reserve lands at anytime, with their consent. Wow!
They just finished committing genocide, wiping out the millions of Buffalo as the main source
of food and way of life, and now they going to ask permission first before selling the land you
and your ancestors have lived on for centuries or more Okay...
It is further agreed between Her Majesty and Her said Indian subjects that such portions of the
reserves and lands above indicated as may at any time be required for public works, buildings,
railways, or roads of whatsoever nature may be appropriated for that purpose by Her Majesty's
Government of the Dominion of Canada, due compensation being made to the Indians for the
value of any improvements thereon, and an equivalent in land, money or other consideration for
the area of the reserve so appropriated.
This means that once you have spent all your time clearing brush, plowing a field and making
it good for growing crops, they can come just take it from you and do whatever they want. That
sounds fair, right
And with a view to show the satisfaction of Her Majesty with the behaviour and good conduct
of Her Indians, and in extinguishments of all their past claims, She hereby, through Her
Commissioners, agrees to make each Chief a present of thirty-two dollars in cash, to each
Headman twenty-two dollars, and to every other Indian of whatever age, of the families
represented at the time and place of payment, twelve dollars.
Here is the money part of the Contract. In exchange for all your land we are going to give you
$32 cash and each of your headmen $22 and everyone else gets $12. Try and buy a small lot in
a city for that amount of money. The treaty allowed for the seizure of millions of Acres of Land
for peanuts.
Her Majesty also agrees that next year, and annually afterwards for ever, She will cause to be
paid to the said Indians in cash, at suitable places and dates, of which the said Indians shall be
duly notified, to each Chief twenty-five dollars, each Headman, not to exceed four to a large
Band and two to a small Band, fifteen dollars, and to every other Indian, of whatever age, five
dollars, the same, unless there be some exceptional reason, to be paid only to heads of families
for those belonging thereto.
In terms of the agreement the cash being used today is unlawful because it has no value, as it is
not backed by anything real such as Gold or Silver. They may still be getting Cash, but it is not
the same kind of cash. Not that this really matters much because they were forced to contract
with a fiction or die from starvation. You will notice that Father LACOMBE was on the treaty
as an interpreter. Where was this missionary in terms of trying to help these starving people
Shouldn’t he have sent a letter to the Pope requesting financial aid to feed the people Somehow
that must have been overlooked. Since his death, Father LACOMBE has been declaimed as a
Saint. Another missionary Priest, Bishop Grandin, had a house in St. Albert that was over 5000
square feet (see picture below), yet there was no money to help the starving Native people who
give 10% of their income to and work on land projects for the establishment of the Roman
Catholic Church.
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