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Saturday, December 15, 2012

Letter to Govenor General from Treaty

Govenor General Of Canada
Rideau Hall,
1 Sussex Drive
Ottawa Ontario K1A 0A1
Email info@gg.ca
Phone 613-993-8200
Toll-free (Canada

kitatâmiskatin Governor General

Indigenous sovereignty exists in this land for time immemorial. This sovereignty was affirmed by the British sovereign in 1763 who then declared that no land dealings could be made except through the sovereigns. Treaties between sovereign nations, Indigenous and British, were agreed to in sacred ceremonies to allow for peaceful coexistence between peoples in these territories.

As an Indigenous Person, Treaty number _______I reject the Canadian Government's efforts to violate these sacred sovereign Treaties. I do not recognize a political state's rights to unilaterally alter the nature of sovereign relations through domestic legislation. The Crown is not divisible. These Treaties were made in the presence of Creator. Successive international agencies and the courts in Canada have ruled that free, prior and informed consent is required, and the honour of the Crown must be upheld.

The Governor General is duty bound to reject Bill C-45.

In everything we do, we must consider the spiritual dimension. We must consider how we will explain this to Creator, to our ancestors, to the ones who will come after us.

ekosi pitima

1 comment:

  1. Actually the crown has no real power anymore, so actually the decider is the government of canada, as chosen by the people of canada.

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