33 Replies to “We Are All Treaty People”

        1. I feel rather cheated; I’m the result of multiple romantic encounters between tribes and ‘colonizers’; I probably look the part better than some of them; a check or two would come in handy. I can speak French although rusty (although not the Quebecois patois; Cajun I might be able to pull off with some practice — that probably doesn’t count).
          No Scottish last name though; maybe that’s the problem.

          1. My SIL has an Irish surname … dad got busy with the native girls. But hey! So did Paul Gauguin …

            https://www.wikiart.org/news/vibrancy-in-paul-gauguins-two-tahitian-women-a-tropical-oasis/

            I worked with a REAL Cajun for a few years … last name Bossier. From BaToooon Rougggge. He could turn it on when wanted … but was getting his accent Californicated out of him. I literally ADORE the Cajun subculture … the kind of DIVERSITY that should be celebrated.

          1. However the Metis’ still get their cut of the indigenous treaties and grievance industrial complex. OK … he gets his Metis’ cut of the indigenous largesse. Shrug.

  1. He needs to lay off the booze. Maybe instead of being concerned about his potty mouth, maybe they should be more concerned about his drinking and how it’s impacting their organization.

      1. Another nonsensical comment by brainfart Kenji. Contempt of Congress, WTF. Hanged???

        The guy’s a Metis official in Canada.

        1. Wow … no one else on this board needs me to explain how SHE told her staff that they were all gonna HANG … after HER unscripted ‘Town Hall’

          And SHE just ignored HER subpoena from Congress to appear and testify … under oath … about ‘Epstein’. Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro refused to testify to the Jan. 6 Kangaroo Commission … and they were LOCKED UP. For being in ‘contempt of Congress’.

          Seriously … you are really FAILING in your feeble attempts to discredit my posts. Seriously … I think you need a psychological intervention

          1. Kenji, Pat C’s comment about Hillary was a joke, but stupid you thought he was being serious.

            One more time, the guy making the phone call is a Metis official in Canada.

            As for an intervention, for you I recommend brainfart suppression therapy and commenting junkie rehab.

  2. I wouldn’t tolerate his language either but who cares what a Métis director that no one has heard of says ?

    The epitome of irrelevance is the Metis Nation

    1. Irrelevant?
      The Metis are practically a fourth level of government in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. I’ll let you guess where their generous “funding” comes from.

  3. Why does the government that pretends to represent taxpayers fund an organization pretending to represent and govern people whose ancestors are defined by the nature of having “some” indigenous DNA. IOW why do we tolerate chemically deterministic “rights and entitlements”. These questions apply to the less diluted indigenous DNA cohort as well.

    1. And why do these Metis “nations” emphasize their Indigenous DNA over their European DNA?
      Both are in the mix, but only one seems to matter to them, or to the gov’t. Frankly, the Europeans were here before the Metis.
      If we really want integration, just forget all these barriers that the gov’t has constructed, and that these groups are addicted to. Forget it all. In 3 generations, nobody will know or particularly care. In the early 20th century in rural Sask, it mattered a LOT if you were Swedish, Ukrainian, Scot, or whatever. Those groups had their own villages, and rarely mixed. But the gov’t was not involved. So in a few decades people had intermarried, worked together, and finally just got along.
      BTW….I have my Metis card. Never chose to take any benefits or special treatment.

  4. I can’t imagine why those Missing Native Women inquiries all come up with the same embarrassing culprits.

  5. “…who talks like that?” – Someone who hates himself more than the person he’s addressing.

  6. Isn’t a metis just a half breed indian and some Old World fwenchie? Or has that changed somehow?

    1. It is supposed to be the offspring of a French man (a fur trapper/trader from the Northwest Company) and an Algonquin/Cree woman. As well it covers subsequent generations.
      But the revisionists now say Jerry Pots – having a Scott father and Piegan (Pi’ikani’i Blackfoot) mother – and his descendants are also somehow Metis.

    2. There are two kinds of Metis. Descendants of those who rode with Riel in 1870 or 1885 considering themselves Metis despite being overwhelmingly white by 2026. The federal government, Himmler Racial Classification Branch, considers someone less than 1/4 Indian but more than some fraction to be Metis. I know status Indians you wouldn’t guess were Indians including one eventual chief I went to school with. She was 1/4 Indian but her grandfather looked mixed race. With most Metis I know, your first guess on racial origin, wouldn’t be Metis. Some have blond hair. Racial politics is all a scam. I have a cousin’s kid who has played Metis status for all it’s worth to get a PhD and a professorship. Her Metis grandfather looks white like me.

    3. A Metis is whoever the Metis say is a Metis. It’s a small teepee and you ain’t in it. Saw busses in some rural fairs in Manitoba where you could find out if you had Metis ancestry.

  7. Am I the only one shocked that his white half didn’t do a land acknowledgement before cussing out this woman?

  8. Help!! Sorry to sound like a thicko but how is this the status quo in the
    running of Saskatchewan?

    I thought Scott Moe was the Premier of the province – who is this
    joker Brent Digness? Who is Glenn McCallum and who is this young
    lady, Jennifer Elle?

    1. They’re irrelevant narcissists who feel they’re entitled to importance due to their aboriginal ancestors. Which also makes them racists.

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