(Thanks, A. :)

Reader AC wishes to express:

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Re: Epoch Times: 'Cherokee Nation Wants Repres....

What Treaty? What Constitution?

Those signed pieces of paper don't mean a damn thing to those that run the government in Washington. Politicians are in the business of making promises that they know they won't keep. They enter that world of politics not to serve the public, but rather to serve themselves. It was like that then and it is like that today.

And so our once recognized and accepted God given Rights protected by the Constitution have now been so eroded and watered down as to hardly be recognized any more from what they used to be. And yet we continue to fall into the trap of allowing them to further negotiate what those Rights are and allowing them to redefine the meaning of those Rights so that soon there won't be anything there to recognize as Rights any more... and we will all one day soon simply be conditioned to only having what are government granted privileges that the government can easily restrict and even take away at will.

“Every single treaty the Indians made with the U.S. Government was broken by Washington; The U.S. Constitution is the treaty that the American people have with the Federal Government, and it too is now also being broken”. — Russell Means, Indian activist.

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