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Maisie, Diane, and Joanne Shenandoah, along with Doug George, have allied themselves with the anti-Indian hate groups UCE and CERA.
Both National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) and United South and Eastern Tribes (USET) have condemned the UCE and CERA as anti-Indian hate groups who are trying to destroy Indian sovereignty. And Maisie, Diane, Joanne, and Doug are helping them!
Read on and see how these groups are threats to all of Indian Country and why Maisie, Diane, Joanne and Doug must be told to STOP THE HATRED!
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Anti-Indian groups put Indian in leadership positions
Posted on Friday - Feb 15, 2002
by: Montana Human Rights Network News
Roland Morris, a resident of the Flathead Indian Reservation and a member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, is on the leadership fast track in the anti-Indian movement. In June he was elected to the board of a national group called the Citizens Equal Rights Alliance (CERA). In August he became chairman of All Citizens Equal (ACE) a Ronan-based group.
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When "scholars" pour vinegar on Indian wounds
Posted on Thursday - Feb 21, 2002
by: Ray Wahnitiio Cook
Bruce Johansen, a pundit-scholar based in Omaha, Nebraska, is a prolific writer who has published several books on Iroquois history. Johansen is now trying to be current, but like so many academics who only spend a few days at a time (if that much) on actual reservation communities, he fails miserably to grasp the total context of our people's realities. Even worse, he joins forces blatantly in a deep and explosive internal tribal (Oneida) dispute, pouring a great deal of vinegar on seriously painful Indian wounds.
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Onondaga Responses Keep Missing the Point
Posted on Tuesday - Mar 12, 2002
by: Ray Wahnitiio Cook
Contrary to some recent letters, this Mohawk columnist is not against Onondagas, their nation governance system, or anything of the sort. In fact, I greatly respect Onondaga tenacity, their hold on culture, their willingness to defend their territory, all of that. I credit the Onondaga chiefs, among others for taking the Indian case to the international arena. No doubt, they made strong showings during the years for that work.
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A Rose by Any Other Name is Still a Rose
Posted on Tuesday - Mar 12, 2002
by: Ray Wahnitiio Cook
I remember an incident when I was much younger, 12 or 13 years old, I was working near my father when something I was doing went wrong and I exclaimed at the problem "Jesus Christ"!
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A Random call for "Intervention" at Oneida should worry all Iroquois
Posted on Tuesday - Mar 12, 2002
by: Ray Wahnitiio Cook
The Oneida Nation had enough troubles before Doug George left his adopted community and moved to Oneida. He is often the talk of the town around the Nation, which is often stung by his national columns that go out through the internet attacking the whole nation. At his most mild, George calls the Nation a dictatorship and illegitimate.
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An open letter to Diane Shenandoah, who elected to make an appeal to my family publicly
Posted on Wednesday - Apr 17, 2002
by: Ray Wahnitiio Cook
Your letter of 4/12/02 to the Editor of Indian Time was brought to my attention and I feel I must address you since you've appealed to Ray Cook's family, to do something. I can't believe you really expect me to do what you ask.
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You can help stop the hatred by contacting the key US officials to initiate an immediate investigation into anti-Indian hate groups. Please contact the following people and ask them to investigate the UCE and CERA. And be sure to tell them that Maisie, Diane, Joanne and Doug don't speak for you!
The following is a list of important contacts, including newspapers and on-line agencies who would be interested in hearing your opinion.
Letters to the Editors to:
Albany Times Union News Plaza
Box 15000
Albany, NY 12212
The Buffalo News
One News Plaza
Buffalo, NY 14240
Indian Time Mohawk Nation Territory
PO Box 868
Hogansburg, NY 13655
indianz@indianz.com Please include full name, address, and a phone number so that we may contact you. Editorials, press releases, and other information may be faxed to (202) 234.7869 or (402) 878.8771 Please include a cover sheet.
Native America Calling
PO Box 40164
Albuquerque, NM 87196 (505) 277-5102
News from Indian Country
7831 N. Grindstone Ave.
Hayward, WI 54843
New York Post
210 South Street
New York, NY 10002-7889
New York Times
229 West 43rd Street
New York, NY 20046-3959
Oneida Daily Dispatch
130 Broad Street
Oneida, NY 13421
Observer Dispatch
221 Oriskany Plaza
Utica, NY 13501
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
55 Exchange Boulevard
Rochester, NY 14614-2075
Syracuse Post Standard
PO Box 4818
Syracuse, NY 13221-4818
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