A Mohawk woman visited our home on Kawehno:ke (cornwall island) to ask me to give her my ‘anonymous’ comments for their plebiscite.

I’m not a ‘member of akwesasne’ and I’ve never been a voter in any canadian nor usa elections. Like most Onkwehonwe, I’ve been told by the ‘membership board of akwesasne’ that they will deny me ‘membership’, when ever they choose.

I never ask for permission to speak, think, or act. I just continue to exist and move as Onkwehonwe. Sovereign do not bow down and ask for permission to think, act, speak, nor write. The reason I state this, is that I hope others will also discover how our own words and actions are used as trickery.

Much confusion is going around in regards to freedom, sovereign, and most of the english language terminology being thrown around our community.

I refer to Black’s Law 1st Edition to understand what the words actually truly intend for Onkwehonwe, Indians, Mohawks, Natives, Non-Natives, First Nations, Aboriginals, Iroquois, Confederacy, Nation, Citizens, and Members (each one is different).

Use the SEARCH feature at the top right of this website and search for PLEBISCITE to see my previous post about this.