UPCOMING MAGIC SECRETARIAL ELECTION TO CREATE FULL BLOODS

  1. If the Secretarial Election for 4/4 amendment passes it means those born before Dec 31, 1999 now become fake new 4/4 members; their children are 1/2; and the 1/2 kids are 1/4.
  2. That is a staggering increase of ~24,000 fake "tribal members." Where is the per Capita or general welfare money for ~24,000 fake members, plus the current ~7,600 coming from? Another magic trick? Is Treasury ready for this staggering increase of monthly per Capita or general welfare for ~24,000 fake members? That's a total 31,600 tribal members, including the ~24,000 fake "tribal members!"
  3. The Nation current monthly gaming revenue is approximately $34.08 million per month. How can the ~$34.08 million monthly gaming revenue continue paying real existing Hocak their current per Capita or general welfare; PLUS the staggering increase of ~24,000 new fake tribal members?
  4. This insane amendment stems from a GC Resolution for school supplies! The woman who presented this resolution was concerned about the ineligible kids (less than 1/4) not receiving school supplies, like the real Hocak kids receive! Wah. Who cares? Ineligible means ineligible.
  5. Legislators write an amendment to the Constitution to magically create full bloods, but legislators have yet to amend the constitution to remove reference of GCA from Article IV. Their only reason is to increase Tribal population, which increases grants that D4 never receives.
  6. Did legislators calculate the staggering increase of General Welfare this amendment creates? This reminds me of Trump's beautiful word TARIFFS. Its beautiful word created World havoc with Tariffs. The Hocak's "beautiful" word is AMENDMENT. Now Hocak want to create havoc with the existing real Hocak.
  7. Here is a link including Marlys GC Resolution, Merriam-Webster's definition of Authorize, and a portion of Article IV where the top branch of government (GC Branch) orders ("authorizes") their 3 subordinate branches to perform their duties.
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  1. In a WebEx ELECTRONIC California legislator meeting last week, legislators were asked about the status of Marlys' approved GC resolution to abolish (dissolve) 12 Clans. Nobody knew. Not even David Greendeer, ex 12 Klansman!
  2. Funny Greendeer was silent on 12 Klans. All questions asked by members were initially being answered by Mullen until "Motor Mouth Greendeer" would tell Mullen I'll take this, then he'd start rambling on and on and on. SHUTUP BOY! I think it was Jennifer Adams who would intervene Greendeer's rambling to shut him up.
  3. Nobody knew the status of Marlys' GC Resolution, meaning it failed Supreme Law's 45/60 day deadline. Prez, AG, all legislators, and all legislator attorneys prefer a Title 9 Class 1 felony. The abolishment of 12 Klans GC resolution is sitting with the other 399 GC resolutions. Perfect. Class 1 felony for each of the 400.
    Below is the method to dissolve 12 Klans. Highly recommend immediate action. Your Tribal Court judge might have a little leniency?
  1. Step 1: Secure Certified Copies of the Legislative Branch Law, Code, Statute, or Resolution that was created within 45 days per Article IV Section 3(a) for GC Resolution 9-21-24L which Sovereign General Council ordered the Legislative Branch to "abolish" [dissolve] 12 Clans. The Legislative Branch's Law Certified Records: Secure multiple certified, stamped copies of the Legislative Branch Law. Compile the "Legislative Record": Document the exact timeline, explicitly including the date of the Annual General Council Meeting's original vote and the date the legislative branch formally codified it. This establishes that the entire tribal government is aligned.
  2. Step 2: Formulate the Federal Bill Text. Legislature's attorneys must draft the exact statutory language that Congress will vote on. The text must be concise to pass without friction. Model it after past successful revocations, such as Public Law 104-261, which dissolved the Prairie Island Indian Community's charter.
    AN ACT
  1. To accept the request of the Ho-Chunk Nation to revoke the Ho-Chunk Nation's charter of incorporation issued under the Indian Reorganization Act.
  2. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled.
    SECTION 1. REVOCATION OF CHARTER OF INCORPORATION.
  • (a) Acceptance of Request - The request of the Ho-Chunk Nation to surrender the charter of incorporation issued to that community on [Original Date Charter was Issued], pursuant to section 17 of the Act of June 18, 1934 (25 U.S.C. 5124), is hereby accepted.
  • (b) Revocation - The charter of incorporation described in subsection (a) is hereby revoked.
      Step 3: Formal Engagement of the "Congressional Sponsor"
    1. A bill cannot enter the federal legislative stream without a Sponsor in the House of Representatives or the Senate. (Perhaps prior 12 Klanswoman Sharice Davids, US Representative for Kansas.)
    2. Contact Wisconsin Local District Representative: Set up a meeting with the U.S. Representative for the congressional district where tribal headquarters sits. Because it directly impacts their constituents, they are the logical choice to introduce the bill in the House. Contact State Senators: Concurrently contact both of your state's U.S. Senators. The goal is to get a companion bill introduced in both chambers simultaneously to accelerate passage.
      Leverage the Committees: If possible, ask a representative who sits on the House Natural Resources Committee or the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to co-sponsor the bill.
      Step 4: Deliver the "Congressional Initiative Packet"
    1. The applicable Ho-Chunk Official must formally hand-deliver an initiation packet to the staffers of selected congressional sponsors. The packet must contain:
      A formal letter requesting bill introduction.
    1. The newly enacted tribal law/code.
    2. The draft federal bill text (from Step 2).
    3. A written certification stating that the corporation has settled its liabilities, ensuring Congress that the tribe is not trying to use federal law to evade creditors.
      Step 5: Initiate the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Parallel Track
    1. Congress will not pass the bill blindly; congressional committees will formally request an opinion from the executive branch, specifically the Department of the Interior (DOI).
    2. File Notice with the BIA Regional Director: Send a duplicate copy of the congressional packet to Ho-Chunk Nation's BIA Regional Director. Request a "No-Objection" Letter: Request that the DOI Solicitor's Office conduct an expedited review of the tribal law and issue a formal letter stating they have no objection to the revocation. When the BIA and DOI signal to Congress that they do not object, the bill can bypass extended scrutiny.
      Step 6: Direct the Bill into the "Fast-Track" Legislative Streams
    1. Because an internal tribal dissolution is localized and non-controversial, it does not need to undergo months of floor debates. The applicable Ho-Chunk Nation (lobbyist) or congressional sponsor's staff must use the following mechanisms:
    2. In the House: Request that the bill be placed on the Suspension Calendar. This allows non-controversial bills to be passed quickly with a 2/3 majority vote and limited debate.
    3. In the Senate: Request passage by Unanimous Consent (UC). If no Senator objects, the bill passes the entire chamber instantly without a roll-call vote.
      Step 7: Presidential Sign-off
    1. Once the identical bill text passes both the House and the Senate, it is automatically routed to the White House. The President signs the bill, converting it into a Public Law, and completing the final, legal termination of Section 17 Corporation, 12 Clans.
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    1. Re all your current Title 9 class 1 felonies. Ex parte Young

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