See Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 1987 (the Proxmire Act).
-U.S. Army General William T. Sherman-
in a telegram to President U. S. Grant
Government officials continue to violate the 1851 TREATY, Article VI of their U.S. Constitution, and Public Law 100-606 the “Genocide Convention Act of 1988” through various “congressional acts” which attempt to deny Indigenous nationhood – constituting the high crime of genocide.
Article 3, 1851 TREATY: “The United States bind themselves to protect the aforesaid Indian Nations against the commission of all depredations (wrong, plunder) by the people of said United States”
INTERNATIONAL LAW – THE ONLY WAY TO “BREAK” A TREATY
- ONE PARTY TO TREATY OFFICIALLY DECLARES “WAR” ON THE OTHER(S)
- ONE PARTY VOLUNTARILY AGREES TO RELINQUISH RIGHTS SET FORTH IN TREATY
Mandated by unanimous OYATE OMNICIYE, the only way the 1851 Treaty could only be relinquished or “broken” would be by a “declaration of war” or by unanimous consent of each person of each of the seven signatory nations – neither of which has happened.
1851 INDIGENOUS NATIONS MUST REAFFIRM THEIR ALLIANCE WITH EACH OTHER THROUGH ALLEGIANCE TO THE 1851 TREATY OF FORT LARAMIE.
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