Is it any wonder there is NO concern for American Indians that have been stripped of their citizenship on this week's agenda? Heck no, wouldn't want to embarrass some tribes by pointing out their civil and human rights violations, right? Not when there's still the Redskin nickname to worry about.
Rehabilitation is a good thing. Congratulations on Mr. Potter's becoming a Vice President. Next thing you know, the NCAI will have Mark Macarro introduce Brian Cladoosby for re-election.. what? They did?
UPDATE: My good friend and respected elder from Chukchansi, Cathy Cory has a MUCH different, and reasoned take on the issue in the comment section:
So much hatred...in both directions...it hurts my heart. Blessings to Mr. Potter for turning his life around--people can, and do, change every day. I'm certain that his journey has provided much inspiration for young people who have perhaps started down a destructive paths, and other adults who need hope to follow the good Red Road. That said, Jack Potter has felt the destructive forces that tear our Indian People apart, and has survived. He now is in a position, not only with NCAI but with his own tribe, to truly help other Indian People and make things right. Many know the story of the Foremans from Redding Rancheria, the role of Bob Foreman in re-establishing the tribe, his love for his People, and for others as evidenced not only with his work as Chairman of Redding Rancheria but on the Rural Indian Health Board as well. Do the right thing, Mr. Potter. Bring the Foreman family home to Redding Rancheria--where they belong! Stand up in your position with NCAI as a voice for those disenrolled from their tribes, those who are nonenrolled, and tribes such as the Winnemem Wintu who are attempting to obtain the Federal Recognition they seek and deserve. Be the leader that your journey to a destructive place, and back, has been planned by Creator for a reason. Do what is right, and begin by bringing the family of Bob Foreman home to Redding Rancheria where they belong. A ho'!
Typical. Is Brian Cladoosby even Native? He look like a white man? What does the National Congress of American Indians do, besides waste the federal government's dollars for their "look at me" meetings?
ReplyDeleteI wouldnt be so quick to judge a book by its cover, genetics can act very strangely when selection of a dominant gene over the other. Plus, I know alot of people who are of Filipino descent and Mexican blood descent who masquerade as full bloods because of their darker skin tones. But, with that said, I agree with you on the lack of responsibilty of the NCAI to do right by native people. They seem to focus only on show boating and protecting rights of the powerful, not concerned an ounce about the meek and powerless who are being trampled on by Casino Indians.
DeleteWhat a disgrace it's so sad we did not get justice for my father in law Bob Foreman Sr before he passed away he is the one that should get this honor not a convicted felon!
ReplyDeleteLooks like every other fat felon from the REz... Type 33 diabetic.
ReplyDeletewhere in the hell is this guys neck. I think he may have eaten it for lunch or may be dinner. Oh well at least they can never hang him.
ReplyDeleteSo what was he convicted of? Looks more like a gang member.
ReplyDeleteMolesting a dead horse...
ReplyDeleteYou guys are a real piece of work talking shit, this man is honorable in every sense, the community is proud of who he has become after enduring things you have no understanding of, he stands for every bit of history this 'America' has massacred by keeping traditions alive, from shit talking, uneducated, Anglo-ingorant-miley-cyrus-loving sick individuals, and he got successful by ignoring all criticism and negative circumstances and it's harsh people just like you all talking shit,
ReplyDeleteShame on all of you. Judging someone on their past. It takes a shallow person to dig things like this up. Jack was raised by our grandparents. He knows more Tribal Traditions and Tribal law then a lot of tribal people. He has helped many people
ReplyDeleteI know this personally. A lot of our most dedicated leaders did not have an easy life....they were not born with a silver spoon in their mouth. He was Native before the casino came along and will be when they are gone. He knows who he is ...knows where he comes from..and can prove it. Shame on you for trying to make someone look bad...look in the mirror ... True Natives do not do this!!
Louise Davis Itsatawi Band Pit River Nation...
Only a person who is ashamed of who they are would put anonymous.
Well said. We all no Jack N the great leader n man that he is. A true Native who truly cares for the Native people. Jealousy causes people to do n say mean, things, sometimes. Let's b proud of our Native people n stand with them. The Raglin, Ajumawi band of the Pit River Nation
DeleteWell said. We all no Jack N the great leader n man that he is. A true Native who truly cares for the Native people. Jealousy causes people to do n say mean, things, sometimes. Let's b proud of our Native people n stand with them. The Raglin, Ajumawi band of the Pit River Nation
DeleteWell said. We all no Jack N the great leader n man that he is. A true Native who truly cares for the Native people. Jealousy causes people to do n say mean, things, sometimes. Let's b proud of our Native people n stand with them. The Raglin, Ajumawi band of the Pit River Nation
DeleteIt sounds like people are jealous of the achievements he has made. If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all. Jack has come along way. So stop slandering him and let his family enjoy this moment.
ReplyDeleteSounds like he has turned his negative into a positive, congrats for him and keep on keeping on. It is hard because we see so many Natives who have committed and still are committing major crimes even towards their own families and then they are put in positions of authority which is totally wrong, so please forgive any jumping to conclusions. Good for you all to be sticking up for him. Everyone deserves a second chance and people do change, I have seen it happen.
ReplyDeleteWho in the hell are you people to judge anybody for mistakes made in the past? I suppose all of you live in glass houses. This man Jack Potter is a honorable, loving, caring, kind human being & it sickens me to hear his name being smeared by some urban bloggers who only have the balls to talk shit behind a keyboard! This man has done nothing but good for our Indian people unlike tearing them down with hateful words...
ReplyDeleteIf hes so Honorable let him wave the sovereignty on the disenrolled issue and settle it before the dept of interior.
ReplyDeleteWhy would we wave our sovereignty to a government that tried to destroy us. Disenrollment is wrong when it's done over greed while others where done because they could not provide proof. All tribes have enrollment procedures. Either blood quantum or decendants, if you don't meet the qualifications it's not the tribes fault my blue eyed blood relatives.
ReplyDeleteAs I said earlier, it is not.right to judge a book by its cover. I dont know anything personally about this fellow. It sounds like some of you really care and love him and it isnt nice to have to come on this or any blog to see your loved one under attack. My point is still the same, NCAI does nothing to support the disenrollment issue and I think the owner of the blog knows this and feels this too. Its not right to represent this fellow as an evil doer without knowing his background and its embarrasing how sophomoric some of these comments are, I wish him the best and hope he can be a person who can make a real difference in their position rather than go the normal routine so many other native people in positions of prominence have taken and just be in that position only for their glory and personal ego. DISENROLLMENT IS WRONG, PERSECUTING A MAN WITHOUT KNOWING THE WALK HE HAS TAKEN IN LIFE IS ALSO WRONG, BUT ALLOWING EVIL LEADERS TO THRIVE AND ABUSE THEIR AUTHORITY, THEN LOOK THE OTHER WAY (WINK, WINK NCAI) IS THE ULTIMATE WRONG!
ReplyDeleteOf all people they chose him, he must be doing something right.It is a honer to sit
ReplyDeleteOn any tribal comitee, even more to be respected by so many natives. You can't change your past, you can only change the future. Love you cousin & don't let peoples rude comments get to you, you have the biggest heart and so much knowledge.
The NCAI does not address any real concerning issues during their "look at me, look at me!!" conferences. I wonder how much alcohol sales increased this week in San Diego? And what was the honorable felon in this blog convicted of? That was never answered.
ReplyDeleteWow.. Is that what you think of Native people? So you are non Native I take it
DeleteHis Grandmother Mildred Rhodes would have never of let him or anyone in her family disgrace his native heritage the way he did by standing by and not saying a word or help stop the disenrolled ment of the my Husbands family the Foremans! This is what happens when your out in public your past comes back to haunt you no matter how much you have changed! It's all about the money greed! Shame shame on him and the rest of the Redding Rancheria for what they have done! I watched my father in law Bob Foreman Sr die of a broken heart for what they did to him and the rest of the family, he is the real deal if it wasn't for Bob there would be no health care clinic or casino! We will never give up the our families fight for justice and civil rights!
ReplyDeleteAsk jack how he voted for the foreman family, ask his sister Hope too. So honorable he is why does he trade heritage for MONEY?
ReplyDeleteJust another Cuevas post bashing someone. You won't get any praise out him. He never does his homework. He's against every Tribe and tribal sovereignty.
ReplyDeleteIf he starts talking about my family he is gonna have a foot up his ass. So far up he'll be tasting shoe leather. Watch your language Rick Cuevas. :)
ReplyDeleteHeavy Potter and the Half Blood Prince...
ReplyDeleteDisenrollment is NOT wrong when NON-TRIBAL people infiltrated a tribe that they do not belong and they do it for MONITARY GAIN....and reading this blog all I see is that "IN-LAWS" of disenrolled people are the ones that have a problem with the issue, as a native I believe it's NONE of their business, this is a native matter, or is it that possibly their "cash cows" have dried up??
ReplyDeleteMr. Potter is very well respected among other tribes, he always has a smile and a helping hand, so a big CONGRATS, to you Mr. Jack Potter!!
You are wrong bibsgirl...there are two families that were proven tribal that have been disenrolled from Pechaga and Pala...why aren't they getting any help from these committees? Instead the courts will decide. Save your harsh words for the crooked EC of these tribes that stand by and let this happen so they can increase their own per caps.
ReplyDeleteProof once again Redding Rancheria is a bunch of rejects, no culture, not a tribe just a bunch of organized felons not indians trying bring a few more dollars their way by disenrolling their relatives,
ReplyDeletebuy a sack Jack celebrate your victory and loose some weight!!!!
Look what the Pitt Rivers sent to NCAI
ReplyDeletePolice say suspect wanted to rob bank
Redding police arrested a man Wednesday who they suspect had hatched a plan to rob a bank before changing his mind and leaving the building.
Richard Abbie Wilson III, 19, of Redding, was arrested and booked on suspicion of trying to rob a bank, police said.
Authorities said they suspect Wilson was planning to hold up the bank with a pellet gun he allegedly had underneath a sweatshirt.
Officers said a man dressed in dark clothing, black gloves, a black cap and sunglasses entered the North Valley Bank on Westside Road around noon.
They said the suspect stood around for a long time, leaving only after an employee announced 911 was being called.
Officers said they found Wilson, dressed in dark clothing, walking out of a nearby business and he was "acting nervous."
Officer Rob Peterson found a handgun in Wilson's waistband hidden by a black sweatshirt, officers said.
Officers said the gun was a pellet gun that resembled a pistol.
Authorities said they arrested Wilson on suspicion of attempted robbery and burglary.
After the officers brought Wilson to the police department, they said he confessed that he had planned to rob the bank with the pellet gun.
He planned to present a teller with a note demanding cash and using the gun as a threat, according to police.
Officers said Wilson is being held at Shasta County jail, with bail set at $50,000.
Where is your name?
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DeleteYes.. Pretty sad..you want to pull my records too. If you read he did not rob the bank he left because he knew it was wrong. Honest to the T. Let's have this conversation... Where is your name..
DeleteDoes running down his name make you feel better? Will this help your cause. His grandmother Mildred And my grandfather Willard Rhoades fought for Native rights till they left this world. Prayers were laid down for Jack and this journey that he is on. We don't know how he voted. I don't know but you assume the worst. As for heritage..Look at what he does ..where he is at and who he's with. Not to be be mean causs I know the family and I have respect... I don't see you at ceremonies.
ReplyDeleteHey shasta mugshots why are you proving that past don't have any effect on an honorable future with being nominated in a position to represent Native America??? Add onto that post you just made, "Abbie Wildon, we believe in you to learn from this for a hope to make a difference in your own people's lives and stand up for the right things!'
ReplyDeleteRun all the names you can, cause it don't matter, Jack potter is my inspiration, my experience strength and hope, that so many of us natives need in our lives to look up to and finally believe that there is light at the end of the tunnel of shit talking Anglo saxton negativity, why don't you present all that bullshit to the government suitable and interested in all the trash you have, I'm sure theyll give you more than enough you need to be fed
ReplyDeleteAll remaining Redding Rancheria should have Jack Potter as an inspiration. Look what he has accomplished:
ReplyDeleteHe helped bring shame and scorn to the Rancheria.
He helped eliminate the first tribal chairman's family.
He played a part in have the remains of an elder desecrated.
He continues to run the tribe, without bringing justice back.
He hasn't atoned for his sins, just allowed the passage of time to cloud the story.
Congratulations
Proof once again that native hating people that probably has a tomahawk up their asses will do anything to keep us natives down and has been since the day we were all murdered by Columbus, HAS BEEN like the damn holiday you celebrate in honor of the blood of native American killings and bashings, the same day in which jack potter chose to honor native people with honoring his people with a gathering of TRADITIONAL dancing and remembering our ancestors that endured brutal bashings, not anything like this bashing post but you get the concept, native hating shit talking trash!!!
ReplyDeleteI pray..I pray for all of you. All of you anonymous people who live to judge and look down on others. My name is here if you want to attack me ... Atleast put a name so if we ever meet we can continue this conversation in person. Pit River Strong....
ReplyDelete"After the officers brought Wilson to the police department, they said he confessed that he had planned to rob the bank with the pellet gun.
ReplyDeleteHe planned to present a teller with a note demanding cash and using the gun as a threat, according to police."
Where does it say he left because he knew it was wrong. I am so glad I am Paiute not Pit River or Wintu such a disgrace to all tribal people theses are the degenerates that create the stereo types of Indians.
Tribal leaders should be without reproach, why would anyone elect criminals.
Come on sister..how you going to bash someone who had this 1 and ONLY incident in their BACKGROUND
DeleteI am so glad your not too.. Hide behind Anonymous. Pit River and Wintu people have heart... No matter what people say we are survivors. Tribal people who tear other tribes down have assimilated into the "white privilege " society. We all make mistakes, have dark times in our life. The ones that make it through it and learn from those mistakes can turn around and help others. I hope you find your way back ....
DeleteWasi'chu! 'Woogey! Biligaana! What kind of Indian considers their tribe superior? Nazi has the same concept, Native Americans represent each other, as choSen and honored and especially coming out of a dark place in their lives, because it doesn't take the mouth of arrogant criticism to hold any duty of respectable decision making and support from native people, it takes the voice of a tribal member very well prepared and dignified and CAPABLE to be in a position to keep us all together, without any shit talking comments from the opposed party , I can't imagine it being someone that is quick to kick their own people down, on a lame ass post at that!! What kind of 'Indian' does that??????? You should be supporting , and not having your damn nose up the Wasi'chu ass,
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how people feel compelled to defend this guy, if his actions stood alone based on integrity and tradition, there would be no need to defend him.
ReplyDeleteBe compelled to be inspired by what it took for this dedicated man to become a chosen leader, be compelled to use this example to defend the truth that you damn know, move all that criticism to the side for once, and think about it, his name was not drawn out of a hat, and I thank God they didn't because if they did, the nation would probably pick a name likeb'ANONYMOUS' he is in that position because he chose to move all that negativity to the side and he was compelled to stand up for what is right, for his people and for the truth
ReplyDeleteTRUE!!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't judge a man till you walked on his shoes.
ReplyDeletei meant in his shoes..
ReplyDeleteIs the picture in this article a mug shot? Kinda looks like it. If so, what county website could one be acquired?
ReplyDeletehe's a good man and well respected in our community. people need to stop talking shit. he's a role model and has accomplished so much. it shows our young natives that if you take the right path anything is possible. love you family Jack Potter .
ReplyDeleteTell Rick Cuevas to stop being an asshole. We don't put his family members up here. Maybe we should, but then we would be assholes like him.
ReplyDeleteAsk jack Mr "chairman" where his voice is for disenrolled Natives? Ask him where his voice was for the Foreman family when they were being disenrolled? If he really cares about the Indian people and community where's his voice for this matter? Huh Foremans out wonder where the monthly income they were getting went to? Oh wait these SILENT cowards said it doesn't have anything to do with money. Guess some people's illusions are fucked, CHECK EM! This tribe doesn't care about culture and heritage all they care about is the MONEY! The Foremans proved who they are, any court in America could see that. But not Redding Rancherias Tribal court, who VOTED for MY heritage for fucking dollars! After everything my Grandfather did for his tribe, sad people these members are, sad little cowards. Keep enjoying that $$$. Everyone stands before the Judge, remember that members of Redding Rancheria!
ReplyDeleteEVERYONE has a voice, but most are silent by FEAR
ReplyDeleteThis disease is spreading through Indian country, where is your Tribal leaders voices? If they are so "honorable" and "respectful" among you, where is there voice on Tribal disenrollment? I hear NOTHING! $ilent COWARD$
ReplyDeleteLook it's hard to find someone from the rez without a past. Especially if you're from the older generation. I believe certain offices should be limited depending on your record, but that's not why I'm commenting.
ReplyDeleteThink back before there was casino Indians, before there was per cap, before there was disenrollment. When we were just Indians.
Where does this hatred come from? It's not from one man with a blog.
OP did not cause the hatred here. Some of these comments about hatred are coming from the most hateful people.
It's only "talking sh*t" if it's not true. If it's true, it's called facts.
ReplyDeleteYou notice they bash Rick, yet won't answe the facts. 2 families proven to be members of Pala and Pechanga are disenrolled. Why? Why no help to these many people? And you have to be severely deranged and a liar to not believe its all about the per cap. And control and more control. How else do corrupt leaders stay in charge?
ReplyDeleteIs that the shadow of his fork on his chins?
ReplyDeleteSorry 1225. It starts with one man and a blog. He wants us to argue and hate each other. He despises every family who went against him on Pechanga and every person who has gone against other people. Seems like a complainer to me. Haven't seen any opinion on resolvement.
ReplyDeleteSo much hatred...in both directions...it hurts my heart. Blessings to Mr. Potter for turning his life around--people can, and do, change every day. I'm certain that his journey has provided much inspiration for young people who have perhaps started down a destructive paths, and other adults who need hope to follow the good Red Road. That said, Jack Potter has felt the destructive forces that tear our Indian People apart, and has survived. He now is in a position, not only with NCAI but with his own tribe, to truly help other Indian People and make things right. Many know the story of the Foremans from Redding Rancheria, the role of Bob Foreman in re-establishing the tribe, his love for his People, and for others as evidenced not only with his work as Chairman of Redding Rancheria but on the Rural Indian Health Board as well. Do the right thing, Mr. Potter. Bring the Foreman family home to Redding Rancheria--where they belong! Stand up in your position with NCAI as a voice for those disenrolled from their tribes, those who are nonenrolled, and tribes such as the Winnemem Wintu who are attempting to obtain the Federal Recognition they seek and deserve. Be the leader that your journey to a destructive place, and back, has been planned by Creator for a reason. Do what is right, and begin by bringing the family of Bob Foreman home to Redding Rancheria where they belong. A ho'!
ReplyDeleteCathy L. Cory
Chukchansi (disenrolled from Picayune Rancheria, along with over 600 other Chukchansi People)
Thank You Cathy, I wish Rick Cuevas had that mentality. Hes a Jerk.
ReplyDeleteI have no quarrel with Mr. Potter. If he has turned his life around then he has done something great. If not well that is between him and God. We will all be judged for our words and actins. We Apis have also proven we are who we say we are. Not many of us post on this site, for we do not actively strive to claim our heritage publicly, for we do not need to. We have our history that is untarnished by the corruption of Pechanga. We have money, but we honestly work for it we do not need to steal it from others. What Pechanga did was wrong and they will answer for it, but to be a follower of Jesus I am to forgive and spread the word of God to those who will listen. This can not be done when there is hate in my heart. If Jesus can forgive all of my sins then he can forgive this mans, he can forgive those who control these corrupt tribes, and even you if you believe that you need forgivingness. He just wants you to repent and to love him. Again how can you do this with hatred in your heart.
ReplyDeleteWhite Buffalo. You are on Point. You and "Reinstatement" have made so many good opinions without prejudice. Anonymous is everyone who is afraid of the retaliation. If you upset Mr. Cuevas he will attack you and your family. Be careful what you say on here because he is volatile and creates havoc between families. He is not a mediator and everyone should be weary. He looks for your words to use against others. He is like a shitty politician. He doesn't know when to stop. He is all for self gain. If you disagree, that is your right just as it is mine to give my perspective. His intention is attention.
ReplyDelete@10:32 he has a right to fight what has been done to him.
ReplyDeleteHe has a right to fight? To fight what? He babbles on about other people he doesn't even know. His goal is to create animosity. Why doesn't he stick with task at hand? Get a Senator or Congressman to create a bill to at least halt disenrollments. My goal would be to align with Tribes not fight them. Disenrollees have no rights. If Rick doesn't realize this Rick Cuevas is going nowhere.
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I don't understand how this is about Rick?
ReplyDeleteHe created this blog for all to come and discuss.
There would be no blog if there was no disenrollment or corruption. Disenrolling tribes have created this epidemic. You're either for it or against it.
Rick, what will you do with your blog when all this is finally over?
Rick my advice look to you is look at your own shadow if you know whats its doing then you are right.
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of casino Indians angry about this article.
ReplyDeleteWell no matter what tribe you are from I'm positive disenrollment is not your ancestral way. It's not the Indian way. And like you, I'm sure many germans thought "well I'm not jewish, it doesn't concern me". Look how Hitler turned out.
Taking what is not yours to take, disrespecting the ancestors, ALL the ancestors, no matter which family they're from.
Kristina Kingsley said it right. Native hating Native. So I'm assuming she's praying the most to help the disenrolled, right?
They are the ones that have been harmed by the tribe. Loss of community, jobs, education, health care. They are still Natives, they still live on the reservation, they have deep rooted Native blood.
They feel if they bash Rick, it takes the stink off of the disenrollment. Notice that they never say anything negative about the leaders that are doing the disenrolling? They only have the guts to bash Rick and this blog....seems like the truth in this blog is hurting certain members.
ReplyDeleteI'm enrolled Yurok member that does not receive any payments from casinos, but I can only imagine any hardship that individuals endure on disenrollment, and I truly feel compassion for them, I, however, do know that the past does not define anyone as an individual as far as potential to break from it and grow into something that would inspire the next person who may be suffering from darkness themselves , I speak in general when I mean this, and I speak in confidence to jack potter's honorable position to shine and I strongly feel that he is capable to make the right decisions, driven by strength to overcome and motivated by Native people and traditions that come from headstrong efforts among the community
ReplyDeleteI'm enrolled Yurok member that does not receive any payments from casinos, but I can only imagine any hardship that individuals endure on disenrollment, and I truly feel compassion for them, I, however, do know that the past does not define anyone as an individual as far as potential to break from it and grow into something that would inspire the next person who may be suffering from darkness themselves , I speak in general when I mean this, and I speak in confidence to jack potter's honorable position to shine and I strongly feel that he is capable to make the right decisions, driven by strength to overcome and motivated by Native people and traditions that come from headstrong efforts among the community
ReplyDeleteKristina....has your Jack Pottervdine anything about the disenrollment of hundreds of tribal members?
ReplyDeleteDone anything it should say above....sorry!
ReplyDeleteOh, the Million Dollar question $$!!!. First off , I did have the privelage to work at the three main components of a tribe's industry which includes tribal office, health clinic, and casino for I'd say, little over 6 years. What I did learn was that in a small community, people get rather informative and angry, and when money talks, it fuels the fire, where rumors and assumptions are born. Nonetheless, family feuds or not, policies are brought up, temperature rises, and the decisions are ultimately presented before the membership. And here's my point, and every tribe is very similar to this, if My Jack or any other committee representative had any proposed plan of actions of any type, there are policies,motions, laws, etc that the MEMBERSHIP VOTED ON, to be a...Guide to pass those decisions. I also want to mention as a reminder, that the vote of My Jack counts as one (1). One of thousands and thousands of tribal members whom have a right to also vote on all tribal business. The OPINION of My Jack's plan of enrollment? That will only be of my faith that he has been prepared by ole time and experience with the tribal nation to represent the memberships decision. MY JACK'S actual plan on the disenrollment of thousands of family members? I do not know that, but I know yourself and the membership will be notified in due course.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I cannot imagine, the harship any family had to endure with the process of disenrollment , it's pain to even say the word and choices to bear that follow. I am confident that any disenrolled families will find clarity in the midst of confusion.
ReplyDeleteMore double talk Kristina. You need to get some "clarity". In tribes like Paks, it is the chairman calling the shots ...voting isn't even followed by the rules. You don't really know what the vote count was. Don't assume all tribes are the same. Who benefitted from the huge Pechanga disenrollment?...the remaining tribe members by a large per cap,increase. It's essy for you to say what you are saying...you weren't proven a member and still disenrolled.
ReplyDeleteThis post is more than double, triple, same thing over and over and over and over, it'll never end , just like people's resentments, anger, frustrations, opinions, cocky arguments such as mine, exchange of rap sheets, lists of reasons to throw at one another, um....blame, blame for decisions, blame for weak coffee-whatever, it will never end. Enrollment is a very sensitive, rather private area of someone and their whole family, their entire world, I have no desire to comment anything further on it, p
ReplyDeleteF**k All Of you who stand with a monster like Potter. Just because time has passed and he hasnt got drunk again doesnt mean he is a goid man.
ReplyDeleteHe hasn't redeemed his actions or that of his family for disgracing native America...
What time is dinner?
ReplyDeleteJust like posting a rash comment intended to kick people down would mean works of a Saint?
ReplyDeleteYour truth is not mine to reveal! Nor is it my place! I have very little knowledge of the details of the case and I leave it as that because like I said that subject is a tough one to even touch, I am not representing any type of decision made on disenrolling anyone, and to paraphrase, I only mentioned the realization of--- ONE person's vote compared to THOUSANDS.---- That's it. Do I support future decisions to avoid disenrollment? Yes!! Is that my decision? No!
ReplyDeleteNow there's a resentment about my dinner???
ReplyDeleteSad people will defended monsters who are motivated by greed.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't matter how they voted then, it all comes down to where these 'honorable" Tribal "leaders" voices are. As for Mr Jack Potter, well he continues to remain $ilent. I wonder if Jack denies DNA evidence of my grandmothers Nano and Lorena, like the rest of Redding Rancheria. Just because time passes doesn't mean forget what this EVIL tribe has done to my family. So keep defending this guy who has no voice for disenrolled natives.
ReplyDeleteI'm proving it was about the money, I don't care for the money. It was always about the money with these members. All I want is JUSTICE brought to my grandmothers Nano and Lorena. My grandfather Bob Foreman and the rest of the Foreman family. And it will come!
ReplyDeleteWhat crime was this guy convicted of?
ReplyDeleteWhatever it is, Rick Cuevas doesn't like him. I would like to know what has Rick Cuevas accomplished? Weather you like Rick Cuevas or not, what has he accomplished?? His own family barely supports him. why do you? Thanks
ReplyDelete@2:14... Why are you afraid of the truth? This site shines light on evil leaders. Why don't you do letter writing regarding disenrollment instead of attacking this blog?...maybe try are one of the evil leaders and hate that Rick is shining light on your evil shit? ...I congratulate Rick and this blog. He could delete your stupid nonsense posts, yet he lets you write your bullshit. He has and probably will accomplish a lot more than you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the TRUTH. Rick has opened a huge can of questions, and some people can't honor ALL the questions with truth. The blog has shared the truth now for almost 10yrs. now the truth has shuffled the feathers outside and people are getting a crystal clear vision inside the band. If you believe it's ok to not honor ALL ancestors, ignore Ricks blog. If you believe sharing the Truth and honoring ALL Ancestors come back more often. My Ancestors put up with a lot of uncomfortable actions by missions, and settlers. I am here today and I thank ALL Ancestors for creating our story.
ReplyDeletePalaRez why are you so quiet,is it because everyone knows who you are.You will never make Heaven with your filthy mouth,you wont get to see you aunt Vivian Banks,she was not your Grandmother.
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