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Public and Legal Notices
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Public letter
To Whom It May Concern:
For those who have contacted the Tribal Nation for the inquiry about ICWA US Code 25 Chapter 21
and the Tribal Nation, the tribal nation holds true to its word and will stand for justice
and the care of its elderly, disabled, and its children. The Tribal Nation honors
its Treaties with the people whom signed them, our word is iron which will not rust.
If you wish to have the Tribal Nation to intervene on your behalf of your child custody
case, you will need to do the following:
Note:
Keep in mind- this will need to be in a form of a formal letter, and in electronic format.
If you are blind, a cassette tape or a CD recording will do, however you will need to
retain a copy for your records.
v - File a complaint with the Tribal Nation
click here
v - To formally petition the Tribal Court
click here
v - To contact the Electric Tom Tom
click here
Click here to access
the US Code Title 25 on Indians for the various Chapters.
Click here to access
the US Code Title 25 Chapter 21 on Indians Child Welfare
Educate yourself about your case and take good notes. Do not loose your records, keep
a secondary copy in a safe place.
If you case is accepted by the tribal courts:
1. You will need to apply for the appropriate bonds.
Click here for info on bonds.
Your attorney will need to be bonded, and licensed to practice by the tribal courts.
Some Advice-
During your interview with the authorities, contact your legal council, and have them
present at all times during questioning. Do not be embarrassed. If you have Indian or
Native American heritage in your ancestry speak up, as you have protected rights under
US Code and the Constitution.
You will need to have your DNA tested for the Native American gene. The document must be
sealed and not tampered with, which will be done by the tribal court. You will need to
have or be willing to obtain certified records from a certified genealogist and have
family records as a family bible, birth and death certificates. Membership to a tribal nation is
up to the tribal nation upon completion of their investigation of such case, and on a case by case basis.
Yes, the State of Texas is infamous for the way that they have treated, or better yet
mistreated their first peoples. Being different sometimes does not seem
normal. It does not mean that different is against the law, yet times are changing slowly
and racial tensions have eased somewhat. It does seem like the 1800's around here at times;
Do not continue to live in fear. The only way to get help is to ask for it, and take
charge of some of the situation of which you are in. The only way to protect your rights
is to know them and stand up for them. Do not depend on another person to do so.
FAQ / FYI
Blood Quantum
The Tribal Nation does not have blood quantum requirements; however we do have DNA
requirements and that of a genealogical and criminal background check.
Membership into the tribal nation, determined by each individual Tribal Nation
thus such membership and citizenship is determined through their own process.
Tribal determination or affiliation can take place during a trial within the Tribal
Courts if it is determined that you are eligible for membership into a tribal nation one
will be asked if they wish to enroll. If so then the applicant must petition and apply to
the tribal nation and wait for the response.
As an applicant, you must agree to live within the Tribal Nation's laws and code and
common customs and act according to comply with the laws of the United States
and lawful orders of Congress concerning Indians.
This is a public letter:
April, 2008
RE: Texas Mormons
To Whom It May Concern:
If you are a member of the Mormon Church and or represent any person whom is involved with
the FLDS Mormon Church. and have your case filed with the district courts of Texas,
this is a public letter to you and to the State officials. It is our intent to fully
investigate the allegations of such when it comes to Indian children and citizens.
We were contacted by a woman calling herself "Sarah". She alleged to be an Indian and
stated that she followed the teachings of Brigham young and that her children, Indian,
were in immanent danger.
Response:
The Tribal Nation investigates all matters concerning all Indian Children, and of
family abuse or violence. US Code 25 is applicable and under our authority and such dealings
with Indian children come under chapter 21 is under our jurisdiction.
If you are a member of CPS or that of a law state or federal enforcement agency and have
a person or children in custody whom claims Indian blood or Tribal Native American
Heritage (TNAH) you are to contact the Tribal Court to schedule a hearing and
determination of eligibility.
If you or any person which is a member of the Mormon Church or have Native Heritage(TNAH)
and live under the Brigham Young pact between the Tribal Nation and that of Brigham Young,
and wish to exercise your rights under the constitution of the Untied States and that of
the Constitution of the Tribal Nation, and as such you must find that you are eligible to
enroll in to the tribal nation, this will take a hearing of evidence. After
determination, will guarantee you a trail and hearings through the Tribal Courts.
You shall submit to an Independent DNA test to determine your heritage and a blood type
test. You will allow such as the testing of your child to a DNA and blood type test, you
will need to submit to a physical examination administrated by a Medical Doctor or
administered by a Doctor of Osteopathy. The doctor must appear before the tribal courts as a
witness. You must have present your midwife and present the family bible and other records to the court.
You shall submit to an inclusive and extensive background check.
You and your attorney shall petition the Tettat and tribal courts for a motion to
intervene within the state court which your case is in on your behalf.
Your attorney must petition to the tribal court to be allowed permission to practice in
tribal courts of law.
You and your attorney will post bond and appropriate fees to the tribal courts at law.
Thank you,
Tribal offices of the Court Clerk
Public letter to the Governor of the State of Texas
To: Honorable R Perry Governor of the State of Texas
Re: The treaty of 1844 Birds Fort Treaty / Child protective services / Eldorado / San Angelo - Mormon Church
This is a public notice of request for assistance and aid due to the extreme measures
taken by the Department of Child Protective Services. There are allegations that
Indian children are involved. This letter is to enact and uphold such treaty at Birds Fort.
(where Arlington, Texas is now)
The Chief of the Tribal Nation of the First people of Texas, commonly nnown as the Tejas
Indians, which of the Hasinai Confederacy of a collective Caddo, Atakapa and other associated peoples not
resided to the reservation in Binger, OK through other treaties with the US do here by
request your council and technical assistance in such matters. Thus we enact the treaty
between the Government of Texas and that of our Tribal Nation, that of the Tejas Indians
(attached is such treaty) learn more click here for the treaty.
We respectfully thank you in advance for your help aid and cooperation in these matters.
The GCOC SNTI/HCF
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