Mahto Tribal Council 01-17-25

adoption of trump and letter to secretary

Quick recap
Chief discussed the Mahto tribal elections, the importance of treaty obligations, and the need for public safety through fielding their own law enforcement officers. He also formally adopted Donald J. Trump as his blood uncle and granted him the title of White Buffalo Warrior, emphasizing the importance of legal protections and the potential use of an IRS tax form to report perceived or actual crimes. Lastly, he outlined his plans for the upcoming week, including filing in the Supreme Court and reestablishing a date for a court appearance.

Next steps
Chief to mail out adoption certificate and letter to President Trump.

Chief to file documents with the Supreme Court on Monday.

Chief to mail copies of reviewed documents to relevant parties.

Chief to establish March 13th as the new deadline for responses.

Albert to label the recording as "Adoption of Trump and Letter to Secretary".

Chief to coordinate with Joseph and Albert for recording the document delivery on Monday.

Chief to review IRS Form 1098-F for potential use in addressing legal issues.

Chief to consider requesting W-9 forms from relevant agencies for tax filing purposes.

Summary
Protecting Indigenous Lands and Elections

In the meeting, Chief discussed the final letter to the Secretary of the Interior, detailing violations of treaty laws and generational trafficking. He emphasized the need to protect fellow American Indians and adoptive members from predatory foreigners operating within their traditional indigenous lands. The Chief also outlined the eligibility criteria for the Mahto tribal elections, which include non-US citizens, non-voters, and non-residents who have American nationality through birthright or lawful means. He also discussed the concept of Wampum users and the Mahto Territories, which adopt the American du jour territorial boundaries. The Chief Justice for the Mahto nation was also mentioned.

Mahto National Council's Treaty Obligations

Chief discussed the Mahto National Council's role in deciding national issues and the importance of treaty obligations between nations. He emphasized that the Mahto nation is a separate entity and has the right to perform its obligations if the other nation fails to do so. The Chief also mentioned ongoing legal actions in family law and admiralty courts, and warned that if treaty obligations are not met, Mahto members may not be allowed to speak or stop any Mahto member.

Public Safety and Tribal Law Enforcement

Chief discussed the need for public safety due to the lack of adherence to laws and the belief that citizens are their subjects. He emphasized the importance of fielding their own law enforcement officers from state levels down. The Chief also addressed the issue of stolen weapons from citizens, particularly judges and attorneys, and the need for tribal members to create short videos about their experiences with foreign agents stealing their weapons. He also outlined plans for the removal of all existing civil, criminal, tort, and maritime cases from all international, state, national, federal, and ecclesiastical courts after the elections. The Chief stressed the importance of operating legally and lawfully, and warned against defamation or slander of Mahto members. He also outlined plans for the establishment of Mahto village territorial courts to handle cases after July 4th, 2025, and the automatic assumption of loyalty to the Republic for honorably discharged military veterans working for any military, federal, state, or lower agency.

Trump Adopted as White Buffalo Warrior

Chief Mahto, the leader of the Mahto nation, formally adopted Donald J. Trump as his blood uncle, a position of authority and respect. This adoption was not a requirement for Trump to be subservient to the Chief, but rather a recognition of Trump's loyalty to the American people and his efforts to drain the corporate swamp in DC. The adoption also granted Trump the title of White Buffalo Warrior, a rare honor bestowed on non-veterans. The Chief emphasized that this adoption was a private tribal matter and did not affect Trump's role as Commander-in-Chief. The adoption also entitled Trump to all protections and immunities as a diplomatic family member of the Chief.

Fake News, Legal Process, and Certificates

Chief discussed the importance of ensuring none of the fake news participants can claim Trump is a criminal without going through the legal process. He mentioned that the jury would consist of American Indians who understand the difference between a US citizen and a 4th article 4 American Indian. He also presented a Mahto Nation Associate Members certificate of adoption, which includes the name in Hebrew, Lakota Sioux, and English to avoid any confusion. He emphasized the need for acceptance and recording of this document in each county or village. He also mentioned the possibility of using this certificate as evidence of their status as associate members. Lastly, he discussed the legal implications of treaty protections and the duty to perform them if they exist.

IRS Tax Form for Reporting Crimes

Chief discussed his plans to mail out certain items before the next day and encouraged others to leave comments or questions. Albert then brought up an IRS tax form (1098 F) that he believed could be used to report perceived or actual crimes. He highlighted the potential benefits of this form, including the ability to file taxes and potentially avoid audits. Chief agreed with Albert's points and expressed interest in the form. Albert also suggested that Chief could start using the form in the interim before the 4th of July.

Scheduling and Document Labeling Plans

In the meeting, Chief and Albert discussed their schedules and plans for the upcoming week. Chief mentioned that he wanted to spend most of Monday filing in the Supreme Court and mailing out copies of reviewed documents. He also discussed the need to reestablish a date for a court appearance, possibly on his birthday, March 13th. Albert agreed to label the documents accordingly and Chief expressed his desire to have them labeled as "Adoption of trump" and "Letter to Secretary". They ended the conversation with plans to communicate further via email.