American Indians in process of drawing up Mason/Dixon line in Oklahoma!

Have a nice day , you're helping history to repeat itself :-



Just the first 15mins ought to do it.

Raped and killed 6 million Ukrainians because of class guilt.

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I identify as an American Indian from Oklahoma, now where's mine?

That's how it works today yeah?

THE PEOPLE OF COLOR

THE PEOPLE OF COLOR

THE PEOPLE OF COLOR







THE PEOPLE OF COLOR

THE PEOPLE OF COLOR

THE PEOPLE OF COLOR

A deed is a white man's invention.

Do you realize , you're pawns and are being set up for ethnic cleansing?

Do you realize that communists don't tolerate anyone other than their own race and that happens to be Chinese.

You're being set up by the left to trigger a race war.

Guess which race has the numbers and resources to win that war.

So the outcome once the civil war is generated is the wiping out of both the indigenous peoples and the blacks.
Millions dead on both sides but the numbers win.
So you're being used to generate a civil war that will wipe out your own people.

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Since January 2020 & watching the Wuhan 5G Oxygen starvation, Bat Soup, Scorpion K-Bobs, burning body bags, etc.... It has just been one “Wrong is right & right is wrong” bizarre thing after another. New Years Eve Australia was still burning down, along with 800,000 of their beautiful animals & they blast off an enormous Firework Show at the same time! We should’ve known. I was hoping Agenda 21 was going to wait until 2021 to jack up everyone’s life. I just say, “Enough is enough!” Stop believing the LIES! If you are sick, stay home! If you are afraid, stay home! Otherwise, business as usual !! Do you recall ALL the lies & predictions in March?! Non of it happened! They PAY $42,000-$59,000 per CV-19 Death Certificate after the forced Ventilator! They count GUESSES & PROBABLES as CV-19 Positive! They count people standing in line & never Tested as Positive!! Do you know what this is doing to the children?? Do you know that some toddlers won’t develop properly if they can’t see facial expressions!? How much longer will Millions & Billions OBEY these Satanic child rapists?? The 5G is up in 60% of the Country already! Trump, Obama, Clinton, Bush & Bush are ALL on the Sick & Evil side! They all LIE & their God is Satan!! Their plans for humanity? Inject you into half human enslavement or death... Two terrible choices, just as our choices for President every Election my entire voting life! 2 terrible choices, because they are all evil liars, just as are the Globalists that own them & everything to include our Courts & Judges! These Elites must just sit around a table after their disgusting Rituals & laugh! Whether you write or fight, it’s time to stand up & speak the TRUTH !! Oklahoma will be another distraction, while the entire US is being taken over, all focus will be something else!

I thought there were only a handful of alcoholic Injuns left, why all the fuss?

No, no no. Only taking this post at face value makes the first sentence true.

Stop trying to avoid paying your bills. Its already been settled.

Africans will be far from wiped out as Africa is not in the ballpark. Only the collapse of military defense would allow such a scenario and if so, I can assure you if that ever happens there will be a new majority in the United States of America. You are setting up a civil war that will wipe out your people. You see why people like you have to go to reeducation camps yes? Cheers and Huzzahs, All For the "white" people

Bloody kids of kids.. cant live with em.. would have to go to work without em

Obviouly a person with no concern for the spilling of the blood of millions.
It's self interest isn't , you think your going to get money.

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So home owners lose their land? Business owner lose their business? This is an act of war

It has to do with an Indian child rapist and another Indian murdered and whether local charges against them were valid.
Court ruled no so now federal charges have to be brought.
It is not going to kick out or relocate people/
It is about police jurisdiction ONLY

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a huge swath of Oklahoma is Native American land for certain purposes, siding with a Native American man who had challenged his rape conviction by state authorities in the territory.

The 5-4 decision, with an opinion authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, endorsed the claim of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation to the land, which encompasses 3 million acres in eastern Oklahoma, including most of the city of Tulsa.

The decision means that only federal authorities, no longer state prosecutors, can lodge charges against Native Americans who commit serious alleged crimes on that land, which is home to 1.8 million people. Of those people, 15% or fewer are Native Americans.

“Today we are asked whether the land these treaties promised remains an Indian reservation for purposes of federal criminal law,” Gorsuch wrote.

“Because Congress has not said otherwise, we hold the government to its word,” he wrote.

The ruling in the case of convicted child rapist Jimcy McGirt, and in a related one Thursday by the Supreme Court involving another Muscogee Nation member, convicted murderer Patrick Murphy, overturns their convictions on state charges. Murphy was sentenced to death.

However, both men can now be prosecuted for the crimes by federal authorities, according to a lawyer for the tribe.

The cases hinged on application of the Major Crimes Act, which gives federal authorities, rather than state prosecutors, jurisdiction over serious crimes committed by or against Native Americans in Native American territory.

“For MCA purposes, land reserved for the Creek Nation since the 19th century remains ‘Indian country,’” Gorsuch wrote in the opinion in McGirt’s case.

Gorsuch, a conservative justice, was joined in the majority by the court’s four liberal justices, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.

Chief Justice John Roberts dissented from the ruling, as did his fellow conservatives, Clarence Thomas Samuel Alito and Brett Kavanaugh.

In his dissent, Roberts warned that “across this vast area” now deemed to be Native American land, “the State’s ability to prosecute serious crimes will be hobbled and decades of past convictions could well be thrown out.”

“On top of that, the Court has profoundly destabilized the governance of eastern Oklahoma,” Roberts wrote. “The decision today creates significant uncertainty for the State’s continuing authority over any area that touches Indian affairs, ranging from zoning and taxation to family and environmental law.”

“None of this is warranted,” Roberts added. “What has gone unquestioned for a century remains true today: A huge portion of Oklahoma is not a Creek Indian reservation. Congress disestablished any reservation in a series of statutes leading up to Oklahoma statehood at the turn of the 19th century. The Court reaches the opposite conclusion only by disregarding the ‘well settled’ approach required by our precedents.”

Republican Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said, “I am aware the ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma was handed down this morning by the U.S. Supreme Court.”

“My legal team has been following the case closely and is reviewing the decision carefully. They will advise our team on the case’s impact and what action, if any, is needed from our office,” Stitt said.

McGirt is serving a life sentence after being convicted in Oklahoma state court of raping a 4-year-old child in 1997.

McGirt had argued in state courts that Oklahoma lacked the jurisdiction to review his case because the crime took place within the boundaries of the Creek Nation’s historic territory. He had appealed to the Supreme Court after state courts rejected his appeals.

The state of Oklahoma in turn argued to the Supreme Court that the Creek Nation’s claimed territory was not a reservation at all.

The state said that if the Supreme Court accepted McGirt’s reasoning it would “cause the largest judicial abrogation of state sovereignty in American history, cleaving Oklahoma in half.”

In court filings to support McGirt’s claim, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation noted that although the tribe had “no role in the genesis of this litigation” it “now finds its Reservation under direct attack.”

Riyaz Kanji, an attorney for the tribe, wrote in a filing that Oklahoma was “exaggerating” the jurisdictional problems that would ensue if the state lost its case.

“To the extent they hold any water, the State’s posited consequences stem from the fact that both executive branch and state officials actively sought to undermine Congress’s determination that the Nation’s government and territory would endure,” Kanji wrote.

Gorsuch endorsed that argument in Thursday’s decision.

He noted in the majority opinion that, “No one disputes that Mr. McGirt’s crimes were committed on lands described as the Creek Reservation in an 1866 treaty and federal statute.”

“But, in seeking to defend the state court judgment below, Oklahoma has put aside whatever procedural defenses it might have and asked us to confirm that the land once given to the Creeks is no longer a reservation today.”

Gorsuch flatly rejected that request by the state.

“Under our Constitution, States have no authority to reduce federal reservations lying within their borders. Just imagine if they did,” he wrote.

“A State could encroach on the tribal boundaries or legal rights Congress provided, and, with enough time and patience, nullify the promises made in the name of the United States. That would be at odds with the Constitution, which entrusts Congress with the authority to regulate commerce with Native Americans, and directs that federal treaties and statutes are the ‘supreme Law of the Land,’” he wrote.

Gorsuch added that if that happened, “It would also leave tribal rights in the hands of the very neighbors who might be least inclined to respect them.”

Kanji, in an interview after the decision, said that despite the arguments by the state and in Roberts’ dissent, “I don’t think this case is going to have earth-shattering consequences” on the residents of the land, be they Native American or not.

“It just doesn’t change anything with respect to non-Indians” in terms of criminal cases, Kanji said.

He said the tribe will be able to exercise civil and regulatory authority over the affected land, but noted that in areas that were already acknowledged by the state to be tribal land there already is “a tremendous amount of cooperation” between the state and the tribe on laws and regulation.

“We would fully expect that cooperation to continue,” Kanji said.

He also noted that “the court itself has placed a lot of limitations on Indian tribes with respect to non-Indians” who live on tribal land.

McGirt’s lawyer, Ian Heath Gershengorn, in an emailed statement said, “The Supreme Court reaffirmed today that when the United States makes promises, the courts will keep those promises.”

“Congress persuaded the Creek Nation to walk the Trail of Tears with promises of a reservation — and the Court today correctly recognized that this reservation endures,” said Gershengorn, a partner at the firm Jenner & Block.

“We — along with our co-counsel Patti Palmer Ghezzi and the Federal Public Defender of the Western District of Oklahoma — are immensely pleased for Jimcy McGirt and Patrick Murphy, whom Oklahoma unlawfully prosecuted for alleged crimes within the Creek reservation.”

In the related case decided Thursday, the Supreme Court upheld a ruling by the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that tossed out the murder conviction of the other Muscogee Nation member, Murphy, who was charged with killing a man on the tribal land in question.

In Murphy’s case, Gorsuch did not participate in the vote, because he had heard the case while serving on the lower appeals court.

The Supreme Court had heard arguments in Murphy’s case during its prior term, but declined to issue a ruling at the time. In the interim, it heard McGirt’s case, which made the same claims.

The cases decided Thursday are formally known as McGirt v. Oklahoma, No. 18-9526, and Sharp v. Murphy, No. 17–1107.

This is where our bugout location is. 3000 acre cattle ranch land.

that is good it means that OK state police can't arrest you only feds can arrest

They were given the land before Oklahoma was a state by the federal gov. under President Jackson, so they could move them out of Georga and Alabama it was their land and yes this is how it works they own that land. At the time it was a federal territory. It is not so hard to understand, doesn't matter if they like it, I not sure they would tell people to leave.

I would find it strange if they did this. If people understood these same people won a Supreme Court case that they ignored Georga, at the time. Both Georga and Alabama, it was one area instead of two, were Native American land under the Creek Nation, which were a lot of tribes together. They sure were not stupid people, most of these who fought with Jackson, this is why they said he didn't do right by them, truth is he sure did not. After the case of George from the Supreme Court, he allows white to come into their land and take it by force, they were not kind in doing it. They moved east close to Alabama and into Alabama, everything they went they were deliberately made to move. They said they did not want one Creek to be in their area, so they kept pushing.

So, don't feel so bad, the Creeks had to move, it won't hurt you remember they had to move a long way off from their homes, by force if they didn't agree to it. You know they were given deeds to their own land in Alabama and they found a way to get most of this. I can say everyone didn't go, names changed to protect themselves, even the fact they were Creeks they stayed in Alabama.

Most are fat without teeth, whites should just scalp the ones that are left.. Black's are next.

Thread: Native Americans were SLAVE OWNERS even before white Europeans showed up!


Blacks were also Slave owners so what your beef? The black man who sued to own his indentured servant who was Anthony Johnson and he won and started the slave part before it was an indentured servant and he had been one himself then was freed and bought land and bought indentured servants both black and whites. Some of the largest plantations and slave owners were black men.

Native generally used the indenture part, seven years and you could be a part of the Tribe or leave.
Some of the largest plantations and slave owners were black men. Native Americans had always raided others in war and brought home captives who became slaves, this was in nearly all the Native American tribes. This also was in most people in the past, you know that most if not all of them had slaves. It had nothing to do with skin color.

One thing I will never understand is Anthony Johnson, who did this after being an indentured servant himself. You can find the files on him yourself, I can't understand it, he didn't have to do what he did.

Thread: Native Americans were SLAVE OWNERS even before white Europeans showed up!


"Shipped en masse to what is now Oklahoma by boat"

Oklahoma is land locked, tard...

Spoken like a true black king, y'all bout to get genocided!! Hahaha!!

Your above statement is not factual the Native Americans are not Asians at all. Maybe you should check yourself, they have been here as far a very long time, their DNA proves it not Asian actually the blood type is hard to link to a spot.
Their home was never Asian the just moved from somewhere and the DNA and historians are doing a lot of figuring how they could have got here 13,000 years and a lot more look as if this could go back much farther. That old idea doesn't hold up.

I tried to warn them. Oh well

I guess you are much into others not being as white as you, this is about their land and they have a right as others they own the place have owned it before others came, before Oklahoma was a state. The Creeks and Cherokee and more were called the civilized tribes, yes they also have their own constitution and governments before their land was taken.

As for this crap about them being different not much, except they are Native Americans, not all Native Americans are the same.

You people are insane not one bit sane at all, most of these Native Americans could put your brain to a good run for your money. They were just Native American and others decided they wanted to kill them all for their lands, they didn't want to share it no they wanted to tame or kill them. I know what happened back then, I am also one from these tribes.

These help Jackson against the red Sticks who were the ones who could not stand it any longer. These same Red Sticks are in the Florida land where they withstood Jackson. They live on a reservation there too I believe. They are not just one tribe they are a lot of tribes. Many had college and university degrees, they also had to move west. Some of you do not know your history about these people. Not one bit.

So, you want to think they are not regular people and worth killing as in the past, interesting. You must have to love Hitler because this was his excuse for what he did. KKK that would also be up your alley.

If you understood until not so long ago, these reservations were there and the Natives were not allowed to leave unless with permission. So, that would be called what in your estimation prison camps the truth, they took their land and put them in prison camps. Men, women, and little children were routinely starved in these camps. They were moved more than one time, one time they found oil on their property and decided to move them because Native didn't know what the oil well was good for. It was not this group it was another tribe.

Today they have these reservations and the Gov. did make the treaties yet they have broken more than they should have. Remember this was their land and their nation. Many fought for this countries at the time it became a country to later be treated as the enemy.

This was the same went they were in Alabama too. I notice people hate what they don't know also.

The federal is in control you dummies, it has been this way since they started. The rapist will be tried in federal court from what I understand. They all work together in court cases now. It used to be that oilmen and others would come to the reservation and rape women and they could not arrest a white man, for raping their wives, daughter, any woman or child of their tribes, now they can and works with the federal government on these cases. How would you like this if it were you and your family?

Tecumseh I believe was Cherokee, you can look up his Cherokee language that he made to translate from English to Cherokee could have their own writing, it was English translation to their words so they could understand what the English were talking about.

They were very good at learning languages anyway, they were bilingual actually, many spoke a lot of different languages.

A growing number of GLPers and ACs are not only warming up to the very idea of living through an all out civil war, Malu nli, but really wanting to do their part(s) to help realize that civil war in America.

The left has made it very clear they will burn it down, their soldiers come from the democrat plantations, minorities who are fed lies and promises that they will NEVER keep.
I personally can not stand by and watch this happen, I’m a vet and I am prepared physically mentally, and spiritually to do whatever is necessary to preserve our Christian culture

Oki state taxes are going UP UP UP! They'll have to setup parallel governments and buy off creating a state where they had no jurisdiction. You can't sell land that wasn't yours to begin with. This ruling wasn't about land, but jurisdiction but the fruits can be tied back legally. I'd move now, you see a tripling of property taxes and decades of legal challenges. Not to mention all the convicts that will now go free.

Think about this. We know if an Indian commits a crime on tribal lands then he has to be prosecuted by Federal or Native American court. BUT what about all the whites in prison that committed crime in eastern Oklahoma? It sounds like they have a good case to argue jurisdiction. Did the supreme court just nullify all crimes that committed in eastern Oklahoma that the state prosecuted.