Already the Indian has lost far too much and much of that cannot be ever returned. Respect goes along ways. Know that it is not your help that is not wanted, but your understanding that is needed. There are many non-Indians who now stand beside us and are willing to help, and they do not request to practice our ceremony's and such, but ask only that they be allowed to understand and help when help is needed. There is no wrong in explaining and answering questions of those who have a concern and interest.
Education is a tool of life, and there is a right way and a wrong way to educate people.
Help preserve and protect the Native American Indian Tradition and Traditional Belief, help stop the abuse and misuse of the Tradition and Traditional Belief. Many of these Treaties have contents within their bodies that declare certain lands to be within their Traditional Territory, that has been declared to be associated with so-called Public Lands, that the State Rights Activist are after. The State Rights Activist have made it very clear, in a manner of speaking, that their attack is against the Federal Government and its agencies of the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service, however, within the Traditional Movement of the Native American Indians, it is the goal and objective to assure that those Traditional Territories having a significant value of importance to the Tradition and Traditional Belief of the Nations, be preserved and protected with relation to those Ceremonial and Burial areas, used Traditionally for time immemorial. Every effort must be made to hinder and or distort the State Rights Activist Movement, in order for all Native American Indian Nations to be given the opportunity to enhance their goals and objectives in their struggle to identify and have full control over their Traditional Territory so established and proclaimed within those Treaties which are the Supreme Law of the Land. This site has been accessed times since February 8, 1996.