Mahto Tribal Council 12-12-24

Quick recap
The meeting revolved around discussions about the Treaty of Fort Laramie, the jurisdiction of the Mahto tribe, and potential legal actions against foreign corporate entities. There were also discussions about setting up a sole proprietorship, managing finances through the IRS, and the potential benefits of transferring funds from a promissory note to an individual master file. Lastly, issues related to business entities, tax filings, and shipping items to Chris in Missouri were discussed.

Next steps
Chief to meet with US Marshals and present evidence of treaty violations.

Chief to fly to DC to meet with Bureau of Indian Affairs and Congressional/Senatorial representatives.

Jason to program Japanese memo collaboration feature into Mahto Media website.

Troy to set up IRS business account for his sole proprietorship.

Jason, Troy and Albert to fill out and review IRS forms together.

Team to ask Chris about best account (individual or business) to move promissory note funds into.

Team to obtain and review credit reports to claim past transactions for non-master file.

Jason to set up new entity/EIN for father's farm (Jehorek Farms).

Team to ask Chris why other LLCs are not showing up in IRS business accounts.

Summary
Treaty of Fort Laramie Discussion

Chief Mahto led a discussion about the Treaty of Fort Laramie and its implications. He explained that the treaty, which was written in cursive, is a contract between the US government and Native American tribes. He emphasized that the treaty has not been rescinded and that it provides protections for the tribes. Chief Mahto also discussed a legal document he has prepared, which includes a list of cases and individuals involved in the treaty. He mentioned that he plans to present this evidence to the US Marshal's office, alleging treaty violations. Albert was present but did not contribute to the discussion.

Mahto Tribe's Sovereignty and Jurisdiction

Chief discussed the jurisdiction of the Mahto tribe, emphasizing their sovereignty and non-US citizenship status. He expressed concerns about foreign agents operating in Mahto villages or territories without proper consent and training. Chief also discussed the potential for arrest, trial, and execution of those who violate Mahto laws. He highlighted the importance of due process and the right to travel freely without fear of unlawful stops or theft of property. Chief also mentioned the need for proper documentation and the potential for misprison of treason. He concluded by stating that the Mahto tribe has the right to demand licenses from foreign non-federal agents operating in their territory until his property is returned.

Gig Harbor Case and Weapon Issue

Chief discussed a case involving the city of Gig Harbor, where he was charged with DUI and had his weapon taken without due process. He alleged that the city created a separate case number to deal with the weapon and bring additional charges, which he claimed was an attempt to subvert justice. He also mentioned that the city had removed all case files from their website after he started filing paperwork. Chief emphasized that the city's actions were fraudulent and an attempt to hide evidence. He also mentioned that he had been unlawfully and involuntarily intoxicated and was heavily intoxicated when he was stopped by the police. The conversation ended with Chief stating that both agencies involved had received rescissions.

Legal Strategy and Commerce Plans

Chief discussed his strategy for dealing with the refusal of foreign corporate entities to respond to legal mailings and return weapons. He detailed a process involving multiple letters, including a demand letter, a notice of non-response, and a certificate of non-response. He also mentioned the possibility of selling a perpetual lien on the corporate entity if it remains undissolved. Jehorek asked about the creation of an affidavit for the show causes, to which Chief responded that the statement of facts above were the affidavit. Chief also discussed his plans to engage in commerce in good faith, despite the IRS's characterization of him as a tax protester. He mentioned his intention to cultivate land, as per the Treaty of Fort Laramie, and to use the proceeds for public services. Jehorek shared a document from the Summit, which Chief agreed to review.

Legal Notice and Treaty Rights

Albert and Jehorek discuss responding to a legal notice, with Albert emphasizing the specific deadlines and procedures involved. The Chief then introduces the concept of a "Japanese memo" for collaborative drafting, where each person contributes and the final version is compiled. He suggests using this approach for legal documents or business ideas. Albert mentions needing certain professionals like chiropractors for the Chief's planned community. The Chief then cites a treaty giving him rights as a tribal member to select land for farming, which seems to contradict the legal notice he received. He appears to be building a case to assert those treaty rights.

Mahto Tribe's Yellowstone Village Plan

The Chief discussed the potential for the Mahto tribe to establish a village near Yellowstone National Park, leveraging the 160-acre land patent treaty. He suggested the village could be strategically located near highways and national forests, allowing for easy access to Yellowstone and other natural areas. The Chief proposed that the village could serve as a base for week-long trail rides, utilizing horses and dogs, without the need for the tribe to purchase additional land. He emphasized that this approach would align with the historical practices of the tribe.

Upcoming Hearing and Tribal Entity Management

In the meeting, Chief discussed the upcoming administrative procedural hearing and the need for a mass presence to observe its conduct. He also mentioned his plan to give notice to the Marshals and fly to DC to meet with Bureau of Indian Affairs people and other representatives. Chief emphasized the importance of having a savvy tribal chief to manage multi-million dollar entities and mentioned his intention to submit a document to the Department of Energy for a grant. Jehorek and Albert discussed their personal matters, including Albert's post about the redemption process of a birth certificate.

Sole Proprietorship Setup and Finances

Troy, Albert, and Jehorek discussed the process of setting up a sole proprietorship and managing finances through the IRS. They agreed that a sole proprietorship was sufficient and unnecessary to set up another foreign or trust. They also discussed the need to justify the use of funds and the importance of understanding tax implications. Troy decided to set up his sole proprietorship account on the IRS platform, and they planned to review and fill out necessary documents together. They also discussed the possibility of making payments and checking balances through the IRS platform.

Managing Funds and Business Records

Jehorek discussed the upcoming transfer of $5 million from Aaron to fund Fcn and Mahto Media, which would significantly reduce his debt. Troy and Albert-Roy discussed the potential benefits of moving funds from a promissory note to an individual master file or non-master file, but decided to consult Chris for clarification. Jehorek guided Albert-Roy through accessing his tax records and confirmed that his business name was correctly listed. The conversation ended with plans to consult Chris about the best way to manage the funds.

Business Entities and Tax Filings

In the meeting, Jehorek and Albert-Roy discussed issues related to their business entities and tax filings. Jehorek mentioned a problem with using the wrong EIN number and planned to discuss this with Chris. They also discussed the possibility of claiming past credit card transactions and loans to reduce public debt. Troy joined the meeting and expressed confusion about his business entities not appearing in his IRS records. The team agreed to further investigate this issue. They also discussed shipping items to Chris in Missouri.