An Open Letter From God The Father
To John Boehner, Leader Of The House Of Representatives
14-09-02 AJ
Greetings John!
Well, how do you like our little victory in New
York? Kind of upsets Obama's plans, doesn't it? Now,
there's no way anybody can say that I didn't help a little bit in
this. It shows what we can do, even when The Democrats think
they've got it made! There's something I'd really like your help
on. The Bureau Of Indian Affairs is interfering with the rights
of The Cherokee Nation, trying to tell them who they will recognize as
members of their tribe. The American government has no business
interfering in the affairs of The Indian Nations. Who they
recognize and who they do not recognize as members of their tribe is up
to them, not a bureaucrat in Washington. If my servant becomes
president he fully intends to declare that The Indian Nations are
separate sovereign states, that all treaties made with them giving them
special privileges for hunting, fishing and other rights on American
territory will still be honored. But The Bureau Of Indian Affairs
will be shut down. The Indian People are not helpless children that
need to be cared for by the American government. They are sovereign,
independent people, and the American government should get out of their
affairs. It will become law that no federal agents will be
able to enter the Indian territories without the consent of the Indian
people. This includes The FBI and any other government
agency. The Indian People will be exempt from paying any federal
taxes. Those who serve in the military will receive all benefits
given to any other member of the military, but they will not lose their
Indian citizenship. Any persons working off the reservation will
receive full benefits from social security.
I would very much like to have this proposal
taken to the leaders of The Cherokee Nation and to the leaders of other
Indian tribes, asking them rather or not they like this proposal.
How many billions of dollars will the American government save each
year? Some will ask "How will you negotiate with the Indian tribes
without the Bureau?" The same way we negotiate with any other
nation, through the secretary of state. The Indian leaders would be
treated exactly the same as the leaders of Russia, India, Japan, their
nations would have the same status. The state department would
handle any problems between The United States and The Indian
Nations.
We need to cut expenses. The Bureau Of Indian
Affairs is something that should've disappeared long ago! It has
only stayed in power because of those that feel The Native Americans
are inferior, and incapable of running their own affairs, something my
servant does not agree with!
Again, I ask you for your support. Would it
hurt to send a special envoy to the Indian leaders, asking them what
they think of this Republican candidate's proposal? Because if
they do not approve of it, he would not put it forward, even
though it is his great desire. This is the difference between him
and others. Even when he really wants something if the people he
wants to help don't want it, he won't force it on them. He will
still try to protect their rights but he won't make them follow his
wishes. I think that says something about the character of my
servant.
He Who Dwells In
The Holiest Of All
Now, And, Forever
You can contact my servant, Speaker Gerald Polley, at P.O. Box 392, Ellsworth, ME 04605, (207) 812-1621 and spiritist@yahoo.com