Robin

The Iroquois people were never "conquered" by either the English or later the American people. They agreed to be allies to their new neighbours and made room for them in their lands. The most recent agreements are in southern Ontario. They were given 6 miles on each side of the Grand River, and each of the tributaries, by General Haldimand, on behalf of the English government because of the Iroquois support of England during the American Revolution. Land claims subsequent are many, and clouded with time. The Iroquois' history is recorded by their elders, and passed down to the next generation by word. I have more faith in the elders of the Iroquois, to be honest, than I do of the records of the province. There were many dubious transactions. Money aside the, claims of the Iroquois, should be heard. It is a shame that confrontation must be the last method available to the Mohawks of the Iroquois nation. These are my thoughts Robin

Is that Dijon muster? Robin

Vultures are circling. They don't seem to be on the endangered list. Only people trying to make a life are endangered. Why doesn't government help directly? Not create the situations for foreclosures? Robin

So who cares about my insignificant communications? CSIS had better get some idea first before they waste time and MONEY looking at my life!! Robin

I started looking into the topic of electoral reform only after we received a flyer in the mail about the referendum in the next election. It has taken a while for me to find out about it. Who came up with this idea? Why do we need it? Seems to me it is only a method of increasing government taxes on all of us! MO%RE representation by population? Why do we find out about this by a flyer? This is a major change in our governance! Who else feels the same as I do? Robin