See this shit right here, I joined to answer all the incorrect comments about Eastern Metis and then everything got deleted and I got the boot, guess you are not curious enough to really want to know the truth ?? More so just to spread untruths and lies. 😢 
Seriously ?? Oh well, this is what we are always up against. She definitely doesn't want to know the truth, and I am pretty sure she already did, she just wanted to spread her hatred and vitriol about us, instead of me showing the truth. #EasternMetis
This person does not know me at all. Oh well, not to worried, If i am just a wannabe, she sure took all my posts down in a hurry. Bit too informative for her.
Umm no.. Metis in the East do not have reserves. We have non profit societies, that are organized for memberships and solidarity. Pretty sure you know that too, but it sounds better using Leroux talk , lol
Umm again no. We do not have bands or band cards. We have membership cards that are just that. An identifying card for membership that show you belong to that non profit corporation. Thank the government for that one if you don't like it, they insist on it.
Well Claire, again where you can't delete it, you are wrong. We are in the Union of Nova Scotia Indians bylaws since at least 1973. Also, no it is not white privilege and I can say I have researched pretty heavy . Our ancestors both went through some pretty awful sordid history
involved in the corporation of Canada. We were scalped, hunted by the Boston Rangers,made to be guides by laws of war, hung, villages and possessions burned, deported, Genocide etc. Not sure where you are getting your history from. You might want to brush up on it.
We were not the savages - a Mi'kmaq perspective on the collision between European and native American civilizations-Paul, Daniel N- ©2000 - Raids into Acadia by the English and New England soldiers. Atrocities being committed against Acadians, Mi'kmaq and Maliseet populations.
State sponsored ethnic cleansing - genocide against the Acadians -
The Acadian Miracle - Dudley J LeBlanc - An act of unbelievable cruelty to the Acadians by the English - MicmacNews-1976-11.
Well Claire it is pretty awesome, you kick me out of the group and then want to talk to me. Not sure who I am claiming to be that I am not? Can you elaborate on that and we can clear that up? I am French Acadian Mi'kmaw with 4 signatories in my family. My great grandmother is
Evangeline Muise. I am not claiming your culture Claire. So you can calm it, 😊 .. I have my own culture, I do not need to appropriate yours. Although you keep talking about status and blood quantam , like you want me to appropriate your culture.? Metis do not have status and
per Powley , we do not have blood quantam requirements. You are just all over the place with incorrect comments. Section 32 of Powley.
William Wicken PHD - also the expert court historian and witness in the Marshall case.
The Metis in SouthWestern Nova Scotia - William Wicken - Oct 2004.
Wicken Report - these cases illustrate being metis was more than just a question of self-identity or of material and social conditions. People were metis because they were perceived to be by society.
Wicken Report - New Englanders were not always able to distinguish between the Mi'kmaq and metis.
Wicken Report - Marie Mius - Marie was neither French Acadian nor Mi'kmaq- She was Metis - Marie is one of my aunts down the generations, I know some of you have said you don't claim any ancestors after 4 generations, weird but ok , you do you , lol
I am still not sure how that works, if you don't claim the kinships and signatories who signed the treaties in 1752 and 1760-1761 that the supreme court has recognized? Passamaquoddy at Sipayik - two LaHeve treaties 1760-62 and the Cope treaty of 1752 have been formally
recognized by the Supreme Court of Canada as having constitutional status of treaties. Personally I honor all my ancestors. I guess we have different belief systems.
Carrying around all that hate, and to be honest, I am not sure what we even did to cause it, has to be exhausting. I think you are mad at the wrong people. #EasternMetis Histoire des seigneurs de la Rivière du Sud et de leurs alliés canadiens et acadiens-by Couillard-Després,
A-1912 - Therese de Saint-Castin daughter of the baron left many descendants - although all of these children of Saint-Castin were metis. Over the years we were always allies and kin, what went wrong? You asked if we stood in solidarity with The Wet'suwet'en, and most of us do.
I do, What I find extremely ironic about that comment though, is that the very people you have signed an MOU against us with, the MNC do not stand in solidarity with The Wet'suwet'en. Do you not find that just a tad ironic ?? Oh the irony, you just can't make this shit up !!
I am not sure where you keep getting the idea that we are trying to take your culture or spirituality, we have our own. It makes for good #Hate speech but that is about it. Considering the atrocities that have been done against us the Sang-Mele Acadians, how you can keep going on
about that being a one sided horror, I am not sure. At times, even the Acadians were targets. We were not the savages - a Mi'kmaq perspective on the collision between European and native American civilizations-Paul, Daniel N- ©1993 - by intermarriage
between the two groups./We were not the savages - a Mi'kmaq perspective on the collision between European and native American civilizations-Paul, Daniel N- ©1993 - Governor of the Massachusetts Bay scalping proclamation.
I don't run, but I certainly got showed the door when I can back up what I say.
The only nation I know who denies their kinship because there may be too many "Heirs." That is what this is all about. Nation building by "tossing family". Dan Paul acknowledging Metis , even though he has had a complete turn about on thoughts on that now. 😢
Msit No'kmaq - All my relations - my family is a blend of 2 cultures, appropriating none. The Metis in SouthWestern Nova Scotia-William Wicken- Oct 2004- Thus there emerged in this region a distinct metis community, composed of people who were neither Acadian nor Mi'kmaq.
Les stratégies de mobilité sociale des interprètes en Nouvelle-Écosse et à 1'Ile Royale, 1713 - 1758-Isabelle Ringuet 1999 - Wicken says doubts remain about the loyalty of the Metis interpreters to the French- Saint- Castin and others like him.
Yes I do, My ancestors went through it as well.. I am not sure what makes you think you live through it every day, when you are constantly sending hate speech against us. The irony of that statement is unbelievable. Are you saying Off reserve people don't have the same hardships
as you? Whatever, I have close friends on the reserve, I spent lots of time there, don't try pulling that on me.. I know better .. I have so many family members who needed dispensations to even just get married, do you? An ethnographic report on the acadian metis 2018 - Dominique
and Anne Mius needed Dispensation from the church to get married - my 4th Great Grandparents. You seem to be an expert on what went down in my family. But I don't think you actually know anything about me or my family. They needed this, because they were all so closely related
because the Sang-Pur Acadians wanted nothing to do with the tainted mixed blood Sang-Mele people. So save your privilege talk for someone who will believe you and doesn't know how foolish you sound.
Le père Sigogne et les Acadiens du sud-ouest de la Nouvelle-Écosse - By Gérald C. Boudreau - sang mele - whites did not want to see their unmarried children mixing with the mixed blood race.
All My Relations - The Other Metis - A discussion paper by Martin F Dunn.
Dunn-Martin-The-Other-Metis-A201701143_-Freedom Of Information Request- The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People 1984 All my relations the other Metis- for the Metis Circle Special Consultation
Dunn-Martin-The-Other-Metis-A201701143_-Freedom Of Information Request- The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People 1984 All my relations the other Metis- for the Metis Circle Special Consultation- Government Policy of Metis Claims in 1876.
Dunn-Martin-The-Other-Metis-A201701143_-Freedom Of Information Request- The Royal Commission on Aboriginal People 1984 All my relations the other Metis- for the Metis Circle Special Consultation- Terms for mixed blood populations.
use of the term "Metis" - is the preference of MNC.
Chartier and Milen attend meetings in Geneva - AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 1983 - New Breed Magazine #Metis
The People Who Own Themselves - Recognition of Metis Identity in Canada - Senate - YC28-0-411-12 - David Chartrand - families will eventually reclaim their Metis identity , as generations lose their status under the Indian Act over time. - Can we say "Hypocrite" #Metis
Chartier - founding of mnc began to crystallize the shift in Metis identity - "not as off reserve mixed-bloods" 🙄- but as a distinct people . That was a quick ethnogenesis in 1983 !!
Senate - David Chartrand - 23 issue - Where did the word Metis come from - in Metis the translation is "mixed-blood" in French. So many many "mixed" messages.
Volume 14 Issue 9 1972-George Manuel Attacks Artificiality - the Indian Act-caused the birth of a new nation in Canada- namely the Metis and NonStatus Indians. #Metis
NCNS = Metis and NonStatus Indian Association of Nova Scotia - Mi'kmaq women and men that the government labelled as "Metis", "Non-Status", "off-reserve Indians " etc etc
MicmacNews-1977-12- From the Native Women's Association of Canada. - Gov has divided the Native Indian people into 3 classes. Status, Non-Status and Metis - offspring of non-status parents. #Metis
Micmac News June 1979 - NO THREAT TO COUNCIL - President Viola Robinson says 75 percent of its membership is Metis because all children of a non-status Indian woman are classified as Metis. - She is referring to the
THE METIS PEOPLE 'CULTURAL & DEVELOPMENT' SOCIETY OF NOVA SCOTIA - incorporated 1979 - struck off register in 2007 - started by Rheal Plourde who was upset Metis people were not getting representation in NCNS.
Zone 7 - Plourde family feel there is a lack of communication within the membership - Nova Scotia Non-Status and Metis Associations - Micmac News Jan 1979-01.
Micmac News June 1979- Zone 7 - Since Rheal Plourde of St Peters pulled out to form his own association there was need to elect a new board member.
zone 3 - Mr Plourde was given permission to talk about the new Metis charter. 1979 06 Micmac News
You will notice that article also mentions Doug Markie -- who also identified as a Metis person. Markie makes music- Sheet Harbour, NovaScotia- Markie describes his -Status- as Metis.- MicmacNews September 1979.
Volume 16 Issue 7 December 1973. - The Indian News - Rheal Plourde.
So how about you call it a day with the insults, lies and name calling. UNDRIP 9-11. - We have the right to practice and revitalize our cultural traditions and customs. We have lost a lot over the years and this is 2020 .. When you know better, do better !!
Have the right to be free from discrimination and also the right to all human rights. Which means the right to not have hate speech constantly thrown our way. UNDRIP
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