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| CHAIRMAN CLOUTIER is SCUM |
Gloria Narvais is terrified of what the future holds, and she isn’t alone.
Narvais, Kim Fisher, Sara Starkey, Angela Gomez and other descendants of the Fisher-Ortiz family were disenrolled by the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Council at a meeting Tuesday - prior to when a Tribal judge was to rule on motions in a lawsuit filed by Ortiz descendants about disenrollment. Add the SOARING EAGLE CASINO to one of the tribal casinos to avoid.
THANK GOODNESS for OBAMACARE:
Narvais, Fisher and Starkey all have serious health issues but no longer have access to the Nimkee Wellness Center, the physicians who treated them and the medical insurance provided by the Tribe.
Sitting in a Mt. Pleasant restaurant Friday, Narvais, who carries an oxygen tank to treat her interstitial lung disease, struggled to explain her feelings.
MONEY QUOTE: But Tribal members who might sympathise with the group won’t criticize Tribal Council because “they’re afraid they’ll be next,” Fisher said.
Starkey, who is afraid she’ll have to give up her home, is at times stoic about her plight.
“I came into this world with nothing and I will leave with nothing,” she said. “I will make it through.”
RISE UP against this injustice
Its a crying shame what this tribe is doing to their people,YES I said their people.I can't even understand how they can be a federally recognized tribe seeing they were created in 1936 and never had any treaties with the u.s. government and if their claining the treaties of 1855 they were signed my the Saginaw Swan Creek Black River Tribes,SO YES WE ARE ALL MEMBERS of this so called tribe-ANYBODY OUT READING THIS HAVE ANY COMPASSION FOR WHAT THIS TRIBE IS DOING TO THIER PEOPLE YES I SAID THIER AGAIN WILL BOYCOTT THESE CASINOS no mater what they pay out,there are better casinos out there that treat their members like apart of the tribe!!!!!
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