The Indian Trust Fund

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Cliffy

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I do wish my non native friends here in canada had been taught this..instead of always saying mean things thinking their tax $`s are used by my people..not one dime is from their tax dollars..and incom tax has nothing to do with Indians..it came from the 2nd world war..was a war tax and it worked so good for the federal government that they kept it and changed its name to "incom tax" also I should point out that when the CN railroad was built the government stole Indian money to pay for it and never repaid that money to my people..and in 2009 when PM Harpers $22.7-billion stimulus package was handed out to farmers he took it from the Indian moneys and this also has never been paid back..just so every one knows it is not Indians but canada that is behind on its rent.. we have people on reserves living in third world conditions but we are not even aloud to access our own money to fix that problem..its about control and the keeping of power from us..its fear..we are an oppressed people and those who walk with the aliens hoping some how to become lil make believe white folks are all lost idiots..they will be eaten by that system. - Maskikiy Mahihkan
 
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There was no Canada in 1750. Go collect from the Brits.
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There was no Canada until 1867. In 1750, there were the French, the Hudson's Bay Company, hundreds of un-conquered native groups and NO British settlement West of Nova Scotia.
 
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A quick google search says you are full of shit the only thing that even comes close to verifying your post is this

First Nations Trust Fund as of March 31, 2009 information from AANDC web site

And it could only come up with
Is it possible that the over $2 TRILLION claimed in the Robofraud statement is correct? Since the only figures I was able to find date back to 2009 when it was at $1.15 BILLION, it's not likely that the amount in 2013 is $2 TRILLION. Could it be $2 BILLION? Could be.
Still, $2 BILLION is a sizable amount of money as is the interest $2 BILLION generates on a quarterly basis.
That being said, the First Nations Trust Fund isn't the only money that belongs to First Nations peoples that is handled by the AANDC. According to the website, the Department "may issue licences, permits, and other instruments to individuals and organizations that propose to undertake resource exploration and other types of development projects." That money also belongs to First Nations peoples, doesn't it? If the resource exploration and development projects weren't on First Nations property, there wouldn't be any need for AANCD to involve itself ergo the revenues generated from "licenses, permits and other instruments to individuals and organizations" is First Nations revenues, is it not?
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With oral history and broken links in the article

Any other links on google are all from Oral history based on an American lawsuit
 
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petros said:
The US didn't exist either.
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Recent lawsuit giving all FN in North America an oral history that they all should benefit from

Government Settles Indian Trust Fund Suit

After 13 years of litigation and 122 years of waiting, the United States government is finally paying Native Americans for profits earned on 54 million acres of Native land held “in trust” by the federal government since 1887. The $3.4 billion settlement of the Cobell v. Salazar class-action suit was announced December 8th by Blackfeet Nation banker Eloise Cobell, Department of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, and Attorney General Eric Holder. The settlement will compensate more than 300,000 Indian landholders in western states whose families have received inadequate or no payments on the grazing, oil, gas and recreational leases the federal government has held in trust, or administered on their behalf through “individual Indian money (IIM) accounts” for the past 122 years since the Dawes Act was approved by Congress.
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The Dawes Act of 1887 was intended to break up reservations into small individually owned parcels of land, which would be managed by the federal government. Profits from mining, gas, ranching, timber, and other economic activities on the land would be collected by the government and disbursed proportionally to the Native land owners and their families. The government did not, however, follow through on its obligations, either to fully account for the profits or to distribute them to land owners. Eloise Cobell filed the class action suit in 1996 on behalf of Indian land owners to force the government to rectify both failings. This month’s settlement, although much higher than previous offers, is widely seen by Native Americans as being very low in relation to the land’s actual value. In her statement to the media released on December 8, Cobell noted “there is little doubt this is significantly less than the full amount to which individual Indians are entitled. Nevertheless we are compelled to settle now by the sobering realization that our class grows smaller… every day, as our elders die and are forever prevented from receiving their just compensation. We also face the… unavoidable fact that a large number of [IIM] account holders currently subsist in the direst poverty, and this settlement can begin to address that extreme situation and provide some hope and a better quality of life for their remaining years.”
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Not the full article
 
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DaSleeper said:
Just more facebook Fake news

Just google the name of the author of the article
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I don't FB so couldn't check on the only two references to the authors name - both times in brackets with some Wolf person as the lead. Then I Binged Canada Indian Trust Fund and found this site. What a hoot!

Removing The Shackles: Canada's $650 trillion Indian Trust Fund: Are the Funds still There?

Further searches took me to this government website - notice the title: Indian Moneys 8O

https://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1428673130728/1428673159469

All other searches came back to the US/Indian battle over their trust fund. Not a single word about any British\Canadian fund.
 
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While I cannot verify some of the information in this Sputnik "Voice of Russia" radio show, the basic facts are extremely important and valid:

*The government of Canada IS a Corporation

*The United Nations was created by the Bankers in the City of London.

*The "Indian Trust Funds" DO exist- yet I have no confirmation of the amount of money IN those "Trusts".


Is it the thefts of these funds that has been keeping this collapsing financial system afloat? This article published on June first (pic below) makes an interesting statement that needs further investigation:
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Good Lord!
 
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