Mohawk Nation News 'Pope and Murder Inc. Will Pay the Price'

Posted on August 3, 2022

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MNN. Aug. 3, 2022. Kahnistensera Mohawk Mothers, of Kahnawake have the duty to the unborn by sending the following report to the International Court of Justice in The Hague that Pope Paul has plead guilty to committing genocide of children in Indian Residential Schools in Canada. They demand justice. The motive was to kill, cause serious bodily and mental harm, inflict conditions of life to totally annihilate the indigenous people in order to steal turtle island and its resources. The kaianerekowa, our way, states, “Don’t fight until you die. Fight until you win!” We don’t recognize the catholic or any churches’ doctrine to carry out this murder for hire on behalf of Canada. Take down the cross which is the Nazi flag of turtle island. We do not accept the apology as his and the churches’ sentence for murdering millions of us.

Pope said ‘YES. YES. I SAID YES IT WAS GENOCIDE”.

LETTER “TO: International Court of Justice, Peace Palace, 2517 KJ The Hague, The Netherlands

Oglala Lakota Nation: 'History of Abuses' Results in Registration Required for Churches

Lakota elder confronts the Dream Center about their white vans coming into Oglala Lakota communities on Pine Ridge and picking up children.

Oglala Lakota Nation: 'History of Abuses'  Results in Registration Required for Churches

By Brenda Norrell
Censored News

PINE RIDGE, South Dakota -- The Oglala Lakota Nation's new ordinance requiring churches and missionaries to register is due to their history of global abuses to Indigenous Peoples, and lasting damage to Lakotas, the ordinance states.

"The history of abuses by the churches upon Indigenous peoples has caused generational trauma for Indigenous peoples across the world," states the Oglala Lakota Nation's ordinance.