Mahto Tribal Council 01-13-25

Quick recap
Chief discussed the importance of treaty laws, the structure and governance of the Mato Nation, and the abolishment of Admiralty law. He also expressed opposition to apartheid and blood quantum requirements within some tribes, and warned against defaming the motto tribe. Lastly, he discussed the permanent banishment of unrepentant members of the bar association and the protection of offspring from legal courts through the motto nation's marriage contract.

Next steps
Chief Motto to submit the Record of Native American Tribal Adoption and Banishment document to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Chief Motto to send notice to the Department of the Interior and other relevant agencies regarding the Mato Nation's status and intentions.

President Trump to affirm or appoint 9 justices to the Mato Nation Supreme Court.

Chief Motto to file the completed Mato Nation marriage contract.

Mato Nation members to record their tribal adoption and baptismal records in their territorial county or Mato Village Recorder's office.

Honorably discharged military veterans who are Mato members to affirm their understanding and agreement to arrest offenders for misprision of treason and other international crimes.

Mato Village Councils to establish balanced budgets before considering payment for council members.

Mato Nation to set up guest quarters in each village for visiting members from other villages.

Summary
Addressing Treaty Violations and Elections

In the meeting, Chief discussed the final version of a letter to the Secretary Elect Burgum, addressing repeated violations of treaty laws. He emphasized the importance of treaty obligations and the need for the Secretary to schedule elections in all villages and territories. Chief also outlined the eligibility criteria for the Mato tribe, which includes non-US citizens, non-voters, and non-residents who have American nationality through birthright or other lawful means. He stressed the importance of adhering to treaty laws and the need for the Secretary to correct deficiencies and prove commitment to arresting criminals. The conversation ended with the Chief's intention to direct all warriors and control all cases against Donald Trump in foreign jurisdictions and courts.

Leadership, Taxes, and Tribe Membership

Chief discussed the importance of adopting and supporting leaders, particularly those who are educated and physically capable. He emphasized the need for individuals to stand up against the status quo and corporate systems that aim to enslave people. Chief also clarified the concept of voluntary taxes and the role of Montau villages in ensuring members handle their taxes correctly. He introduced the idea of joining the Mato tribe and the different membership types within the tribe, including associate members, fully enrolled members, and wampum users. He stressed the importance of understanding the treaties and the Constitution for the Republic, and the need to rescind former documents that were thought to be necessary for being a law-abiding American.

Wampum User Rights and Responsibilities

Chief discussed the rights and responsibilities of the Wampum users, emphasizing that not everyone has the right to access physical Mato Villages due to criminal history. He explained the territorial borders of the Mato Nation and the roles of the elected offices, including the Chief Mato, Spiritual representative, Chief Justice, and National Marshall. He also highlighted the importance of education and the right to self-governance, stating that after July 4th, 2025, non-licensed foreign entities would not be allowed to operate in their territories for public safety. The Chief emphasized the separation of their nation from the US and their law-abiding nature, rejecting the idea that they are subject to the US's jurisdiction.

Gig Harbor Operations and Authority

The Chief expressed dissatisfaction with the city of Gig Harbor's operations, questioning their authority and legitimacy. He raised concerns about the lack of an oath of office for the chief and the absence of a charter, which he believes is a violation of the Constitution. The Chief also questioned the due process given to him during a stop and disarmament incident. He claimed superior title to all of their lands, citing the motto and fee schedule filed in the organic public record. The Chief suggested that the city should pack up and leave if they do not wish to follow the laws and engage in commerce. He also provided a history lesson on why native Americans were taken over by foreigners, using the example of the North Sentinel Island.

Moto Nation Structure and Governance

The chief discusses the structure and governance of the Moto Nation. He states that the National Chief serves for life to allow for quick changes, and will delegate the appointment of 9 justices to the National Supreme Court. He clarifies that territorial chiefs attend the National Council on behalf of their tribes to decide national issues, elected by village councils of 12 men based on biblical principles. The chief emphasizes the Moto Nation functions according to common law and equity, unlike the U.S. constitution, and follows biblical teachings rather than the separation of church and state. He expects accusations but remains undeterred in his mission.

Admiralty Law Abolishment and Treaty Obligations

Chief discussed the abolishment of Admiralty law by unlicensed foreign US citizen-operated courts or law enforcement entities from the state level down, effective after July 4th, 2025. He emphasized that this change was not related to the federal level, but rather to treaty obligations. Chief also mentioned the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, which considers all US citizens as non-belligerent enemy combatants. He clarified that this did not apply to his own society, which operates under different rules. Furthermore, he announced that all civil tort and maritime Admiralty cases involving any and all motto, adoptees, or members would be handled differently after the elections.

Rights, Responsibilities, and Public Safety

The Chief discussed the rights and responsibilities of law-abiding Americans, particularly those who are veterans or active military members. He emphasized the importance of understanding the difference between a US citizen subject and an American Indian sovereign. The Chief also addressed the issue of public safety, stating that law enforcement officers should only stop individuals if they have a valid reason, such as a crime being committed or a stolen valor plate being used. He also mentioned the potential consequences of engaging in Rico, which could result in the forfeiture of property and assets. The Chief concluded by expressing his confidence in President Trump's appointed staff to handle these matters appropriately.

Mato Tribe's Sovereignty and Adoption

Chief Mato discussed the rapid growth of the Mato tribe, emphasizing its unique status as a sovereign entity under treaty law. He outlined the tribe's adoption process, which includes a legal and binding tradition of protection for adopted family members. The Chief also clarified the tribe's management of wealth, stating that 90% of wampum is distributed equally among villages based on their contributions. He stressed the importance of balanced budgets and adherence to the laws of the Republic. The Chief also highlighted the tribe's support for law-abiding Americans, including veterans, and encouraged them to follow their commander-in-chief, Donald Trump. He also mentioned the tribe's potential to include members of the Quantum Society and other groups, granting them sovereign authority.

Opposition to Apartheid and Blood Quantum

Chief expressed strong opposition to the practices of apartheid and blood quantum requirements within some tribes, viewing them as a betrayal of their ancestors' values. He emphasized the importance of selflessness and philanthropy among American Indians, and criticized those who engage in such practices. He also warned against defaming the motto band of American Indians and reiterated the importance of respecting the rights of all law-abiding citizens.

Tribe's Values, Traditions, and Respect

The Chief discussed the motto tribe's values and traditions, emphasizing their opposition to gambling and deviant lifestyles. He explained that the tribe teaches their offspring about the dangers of addiction and gambling, and does not condone public displays of deviant behavior. The Chief also clarified that the tribe's traditions include the right to defend oneself, but he does not condone violence. He stressed the importance of understanding the meaning behind words and the need for respect.

Motto Nation's Banishment and Contracts

The chief discusses the permanent banishment of unrepentant members of the bar association, whom he accuses of being part of a conspiracy to benefit financially from the legal system. He claims that their property is subject to seizure by the motto nation. The chief presents a verifiable coin for his adopted family members and explains the motto nation's marriage contract to protect offspring from legal courts. He warns any media or individuals who defame the motto nation that they will face the motto nation's courts and have their property seized. The chief invites questions and offers to give interviews about the motto nation's aims.