Mohiigan (Kiehtan), Maïngan Deity News

7/28/17

Simpleton move for a Minority Party

We put people into office

to work on ways

to help improve

the country

and

her people.

Not to spew venom

out of their mouth

daily against

each other.

This is what congress did and is doing today.

Instead of working to improve our healthcare to,

at the very least,

as close as possible to

the healthcare that they enjoy!

Anthony (Mooch) Scaramucci the Moocher,

folks, you just cannot make this stuff up.

He is going to fire everyone until all that is left are

(Yes my Lord, anything that you say my lord (Groupie)!

Watch the television my friends!

Senator John McCain stated,

"The Democratic party rammed Obamacare through congress!"

My Ex-Friend

that I once voted for,

John McCain.

Your

"Do Nothing Congress"

"Did nothing!"

Did nothing for 7 1/2 now 8 years.

Senator Elizabeth Warren,

once a friend,

stabbed my president in the back

and

is now trying to become

the savior of the country and 'Mother Earth'.

I am so tired of the

(Dim-Witted; Insatiable, and Lethargic, cluster of Narrow-Minded People),

in charge of what once was the

"Political Party of the People"!

Democratic Party.

While the Majority Party is Spiraling into Chaos as I write this post.

The Minority Party, instead of grabbing the moment, is also busy crumbling into nothing,

while juggling for a political position to better themselves in our government!

And

The vast majority of their voters, being so discussed with this, are not voting.

Voting across party lines to vote for lying wannabe

(Dim-Witted; Insatiable, and Lethargic, cluster of Narrow-Minded People)!

Green, Do Nothing, or Independent parties.

Now, what do we have to say about what you are calling

'your president'?

I have no clean, clear, comfortable words that are printable!

7/23/17

Nonprofit teaches people about Native American culture

Nonprofit teaches people

about

Native American culture

Do not know much about this tribe

However, I would be proud too.

Any group of our people

doing it right

for their people, the ancestors,

Indian/Native American country,

and

Creator,

has my heart

and

prayers forever.

http://www.nwfdailynews.com/news/20170721/nonprofit-teaches-people-about-native-american-culture

By Alicia Adams

Santa Rosa Press Gazette

Posted Jul 21, 2017

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MILTON

The Santa Rosa County Creek Indian Tribe Inc. teaches the community about Native Americans’ culture via educational programs, traditional events and a Native American Cultural Center, according to Vice Chief Dan Helms.

The organization — located at 4358 Willard Norris Road in Milton — was founded in 1990 by descendants of Creeks who live in the area.

The tribe currently has more than 1,300 members and donates thousands of hours a year teaching and making presentations in the community.

“Our tribe is sought out by schools, cultural festivals, historical organizations, military installations, history fairs, county fairs and city events,” Helms said. “Community organizations such as the Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast, Kiwanis Club and the Lions Club request us for speaking engagements.”

The Creeks’ tribal grounds consist of about 95 acres that soon will be home to a Native American Cultural Center, almost three decades in the making. The cultural center was made possible by two IMPACT 100 grants totaling $210,700.

A groundbreaking is scheduled for Aug. 1.

“The grants are making the dream of a Native American Cultural Center a reality,” Helms said. “The central feature of the center will be an artifact museum that will feature more than 3,000 Native American artifacts to be displayed to the public.”

According to Helms, the cultural center will house two prized artifacts: a peace pipe used in the signing of a treaty between the head of the Crow nation and the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, and some of the ashes and embers from a fire that burned in the Cherokee town of Tahlequah more than 1,000 years ago.

The center will include a multi-purpose room for seminars and performances, according to Helms.

The center will house a genealogy resource center with books, documents and other information the group has obtained over the years to assist people in researching and documenting their Native American ancestry.

“The goal of the Native American Cultural Center is to increase awareness of the culture of Native Americans and particularly the Creek people,” Helms said. “The public, especially the children, will have a greater appreciation and understanding of the Creek people and their connection with the natural world. They will experience new knowledge through immersion and hands-on demonstrations not available anywhere else in our area.

“The completion of the Native American Cultural Center will allow us to embark on our mission to bring knowledge of the culture of the Native American Indians to the children, the community and the world.”