Think of it: Original People developing 10% [100,000 Mwe] of the electric power demand of Turtle Island through sustainable resources; in conjunction with establishing a 50,000 s.f. hydroponic greenhouse for each 2 megawatts of power.

The Original People’s Syndicate will collectively produce:
A) $ 26-B Net Revenues per annum from Electric Power & Greenhouses
B) Possess Energy Assets greater than $1.3 Trillion; and,
C) Generate new holistic healing knowledge, practices and patents through the
science centres

This is note a “pipedream” … this is based on the reality of existing resources and your capacity to acquire these resources fro development … think about it.

miigwich / huy’ch’qu
Regards, Yuxwule’tun
GWE @ http://www.gaiawatts.novaewebs.com/page/page/1518126.htm

eg.

“The United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights state that all peoples have the right of self-determination by virtue of which they “freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development”. (Part one, Article one, 1966) However, because there has been dispute over the exact meaning of the term “peoples”, it is not clear exactly to whom “peoples” refers. Some state governments oppose use of the term “peoples” in regards to Indigenous Peoples because they fear its association with the right of secession and independent statehood. Those states would prefer the terms “tribes” or “populations”, which do not have those associations. On the other hand, Indigenous Peoples use the term “peoples” because of its association with inherent recognition of a distinct identity. “Indigenous People” is a compromise between these two positions. Indigenous Peoples and their advocates find the denial of being described as “peoples” and the inherent entitlement to self-determination a form of racism and continued discrimination.” (source)

Self-government, Indigenous Sovereignty (Tribal Sovereignty) autonomy, self-determination… these and many other terms get spun all the time, or are otherwise bunk by nature.

It doesn’t really matter though… I mean, in the walk of Onkwehonwe People, it is understood that we move forward according to our own needs, and on our own terms.

We have not willingly granted any Nation State, intergovernmental organization, or corporation authority over us - to define our rights, our names, or what we can and cannot be as separate and distinct civilizations.

They have taken it upon themselves, in accordance with the paradigm that they are the center of the universe. Some Nations have conceded, yes, but only through force, coercion, or when there seemed to be no other choice (ie, survival)

This continues to be true even now: There is only one way to move forward: “on our feet”

I think it applies to matters of justice too. There does not seem to be any genuine options within the political framework of the so-called “modern-world” unless, of course, we subordinate ourselves to their laws, Jurisdictions, perceptions, and political beliefs… what I call the wingless bird, because the left wing and the right wing are more alike than most realize.

And while they are busy fighting for power and to make things how they want, the body (eg people) suffers.

One means that you can control yourself and the other means that the otherside has no choice but to be subject to their own laws and if not, they are accountable on so many levels over so many years of genoside on every level from Smallpox on “Hudson’s Bay Blankets” to “Residential Schools.”

Everytime we take back what was ours, we gain more strength and personal identity… Carver.