respectfully, you completely missed the point. it would be nice to do as you say, but the fact of the matter is there is a GENOCIDE that happened between the signing of this treaty, and you being born. and thus there is work to do before peace will come. mind you, only ONE side of the treaty never followed through. ONE side of the treaty broke the peace. we are brothers, but we need to act as such- and that doesn’t mean simply living your life and giving a friendly smile and wave to any Onkwehonwe person you see. our entire way of life is built on the destruction of their land, from the electricity we rely on that comes from dammed (and thus destroyed) river ecosystems and mining for coal (destroying forests and mountains), to the food we eat that is grown in huge, sweeping monocultures in areas that were once forest or prairie, but now support no life but our own. we cut down the forest hundreds of years ago, and yet cut whatever grows back in order to make shopping malls and new suburban neighborhoods. none of that is living in peace. none of that is living in brotherhood. your sentiments are pure and i appreciate that, but you and i have blood on our hands, blood that only a clean river, something you not i have ever known, can wash away.

The Grandmother's sacred voices ....ALL voices sacred ....

Today as the english want to reclaim their favorite colony and the challenge of corporate relationship over Nation to Nation relationship ..... The Two Row Wampum Treaty Stands .....

No. We are Ogwehoweh, The Original Beings. Does that answer your question?

@jimhere1 unfortunately, this person believes that Onkwehonwe are not actually the original people of this land. they believe that Black people were here first. they are incorrect, and think of land as simply as europeans do, which is proof enough for me. many people stray into racism when arguing against these people (many call them “wabos”), which is wrong.

Fuck off Rotinhontsi you are not us.