This website is intended to help educate the Anishinabe people about our great history that the whites are doing their utmost to rob from the mighty Native American. Unfortunately, the great majority of present day Anishinabek will accept the history that the whites have fabricated for them. However, we have history books which were written in the 19th century which can help present day Anishinabe people to understand our great history. One is William W. Warren's 19th century book "History of the Ojibway People", while the other is Peter Jones 19th century book History of the Ojebway Indians. To understand those two 19th century books, you must read the Story of Atlantis. If you do not you will not understand them. They will baffle you. Warren tells the Anishinabe people that they lived along the Missouri River indispersed among the native tribes. They ruled them. They warned those tribes about the coming invasion of the whites which is mentioned in the Seven Fires Prophecy, which there is more information about below. Warren also tells the Anishinabe people that they already had the bible amongst them long before the whites invaded. He also tells the Anishinabe people about the close resemblance between the Anishinabe people and the Jews or Hebrews.
Jones tells the Anishinabe people who they are. According to Peter Jones the following groups of Anishinabe people spoke the same language. They are the following: Abenaki; Algonquin; Arapaho; Blackfoot; Cheyenne; Chippewa; Cree; Delaware; Fox; Gros Ventre; Illini; Innu or Inuit; Kickapoo; Mahican (Jones called them Mohegan); Maliseet; Menominee; Miami; Mississauga (Jones group); Montagnais; Munsee; Nakawe; Nanticoke; Nipissing; Noquet; Odawah (Ottawa); Ojibwa; Ojibway; Ojibwe; Passamaquoddy; Penobscot; Potawatomi; Saulteau; Sauk; and Shawnee. Jones claimed that when they came together, some of them at first had difficulties understanding each other but after a short while they were fully capable of speaking with each other. They were united in one nation as a result of the Seven Fires Prophecy. They took the predictions seriously and it was in fact the Seven Fires Prophecy which kept the Anishinabe people united in one nation. The Blackfoot are among the oldest of the Anishinabek. They have lived out in the west for as long as 1,000 years and possibly as long as 1,300 years. The Blackfoot also have Reservations in North Dakota and South Dakota. They are the Standing Rock Reservation and Cheyenne River Reservation, which are really the same Reservation. White historians claim they are Dakota but that is a lie. There are four Algonquian Tribes in California who are obviously Anishinabe. They are the Wappo, Wiyot, Yuki, and Yurok. They are probably the Anishinabek who have lived out west the longest, or the Salish and Wakashan are.
The Arapaho (that includes the Gros Ventre) and Cheyenne, are also partially (southern) the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's who commenced an exodus towards the Kansas-Oklahoma region in 1838-1839. Thus, the reason for the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's of Montana. After reaching the Kansas-Oklahoma region, many of the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's fled up to Montana and many more fled into Mexico. Jones also tells the Anishinabe people that generations before his time (the mid 19th century) the Anishinabe Nation was fighting a war against the Flathead Indians in western Montana. You can google Peter Jones 19th century book "History of the Ojebway Indians" and download it for free. However, you can click the link further above on this page to download the book. Be patient! The download will take time if your internet connection is a slow one. Read the chapter titled Language and the chapter titled War. In 1973, the Anishinabe people of Montana attempted to sue the United States for illicitly eradicating their huge Montana Reservation. Montana Anishinabe ogimak (leaders) wanted compensation but the whites ruled that the Anishinabe people were not native to Montana and did not show up to live in the Montana region until the late 19th century. The whites claimed that there was no historical information that Anishinabe people have been in Montana before the mid 19th century. The whites are conspiring to rob the Anishinabe people of their history and it is because of the Seven Fires Prophecy.
There are other groups of Anishinabe people who have had their nationality stolen from them. They include the Cherokee and all other Iroquois Tribes including the Tuscarora. Both the Cherokee and Tuscarora claimed they originally lived north. The Cherokee claimed they originally lived in the Great Lakes region. Either just before the whites invaded or shortly after the whites invaded, Anishinabe ogimak sent large numbers of their soldiers to the southeast of what is now the United States. They did so to defend Indian land. In the south, the Anishinabe people are the Cherokee, Lumbee, Powhatan, and Tuscarora. Out west, many more Anishinabe people live but they have been robbed of their nationality. The Caddoan Tribes are obviously Anishinabe. Click here to learn about them. All Colonies, Rancherias, and Reservations established after 1887 in the west, are in fact Anishinabe. Read the Seven Fires Prophecy. In 1887, the United States enacted the illicit Dawes Act which eradicated the huge Reservation in the western United States. Afterwards, those Anishinabe people who continued to follow the Seven Fires Prophecy, commenced an exodus which brought them mainly to California.
In 1492, there was only one Atlantean Nation. Since that time, and as a result of the whites or Jake-ups (jacob means he who cheats or cheaters) corrupting the Atlantean Nation or the Algonquin Tribe, the Atlantean Nation now includes many tribes the whites have forced to lose their nationality. One of the main functions of this website is to re-unite the many scattered Anishinabe people into one nation again. That includes the Algonquian-Salishan-Wakashan Tribes, Caddoan Tribes, Iroquois Tribes, Muskogean Tribes, and the Uto-Aztecan Tribes. If you want to help me to re-unite the Anishinabe people Contact Me by email (you can call 406-750-2999 as well) telling me you like to become a representative (ogima or leader) of your Reserve or Reservation. Your function will be to preserve the history of the Anishinabe Nation and act as your Reserve's or Reservation's representative, in the Anishinabe Nation. We don't want what happened to the Anishinabe Nation (Atlantean Nation) in the Mediterranean Region, to also happen to the Anishinabe Nation (Atlantean Nation) in the America's. By that, i am referring to the white use of slang like "no Atlantis ever existed." "Atlantis is only a myth." And so on. If we don't do anything to preserve Native American history it will occur in the future. The whites will be using slang like "there was never any people living in the America's before the white race did." "America has always been the home of the white race." It will occur if we don't do anything to preserve Native American history.
Of course, the Anishinabe people are the Atlanteans. At their populations height, the Anishinabe people (Atlanteans) may have numbered more than 40 million. The Anishinabe population was located in eastern Canada, the northeastern United States, and also Greenland. Those Atlanteans who were fortunate to live in close proximity to higher elevations, fortunately escaped. At the most, only a few 10,000s of Atlanteans survived the catastrophe.
Click the link above to read the Seven Fires Prophecy. Sometime during the 10th or 11th century (it actually may have occurred in the 6th or 7th century), Anishinabe prophets became well known among the Anishinabe people. They foretold of future events which Anishinabe ogimak took seriously. They obviously first consulted with each other about what actions they should take in order to defend themselves. What they came up with was a plan to send their explorers westward to search for the turtle shaped island and food that grew on water which are mentioned in the Seven Fires Prophecy. After those Anishinabe explorers returned from their expedition, they informed their ogimak where they found the food that grew on water (Asia & Mexico) and encouraged them to commence to send their settlers there. Make no doubts about it, there has already been a rebirth of the Anishinabe Nation. However, Anishinabe ogimak were not stupid and knew a people from the east would eventually show up wanting to destroy them and would be full of greed for their lands abundant resources. In the 8th century (700s), Anishinabe ogimak instructed their soldiers to build large canoe shaped ships which could carry up to 100 or more Anishinabe sailors, then instructed them to head towards the east to find the land where the whites lived. They eventually reached Greenland then Iceland. From there, they eventually invaded Europe. They are known as the Vikings.
There are warnings in the Seven Fires Prophecy! One is about what will occur if the whites choose the wrong road. We are not stupid and know that means the whites can do what they want to! We are in the time of the sixth fire. New diseases have emerged over the past three decades. Expect more to emerge soon.
We actually know where the Turtle Shaped Island mentioned in the Seven Fires Prophecy is located. In the 16th and 17th and actually up to the early 18th century, white maps depicted California as an island. Google 17th century maps of the Island of California to learn about the location of the Turtle Shaped Island.
After discovering the land where food grew on water (rice), the Anishinabek formed large groups of Anishinabe settlers then invaded eastern Asia. They are known historically as the Mongols. However, they were really Native Americans and not related to the Asians of eastern Asia. From eastern Asia, they eventually invaded Africa and Europe in the 13th century. After the Anishinabe settlers invaded and settled down in eastern Asia, they multiplied. Meanwhile, back in North America, the Anishinabek patiently waited for the arrival of the whites who were mentioned in the seven fires prophecy. They knew they would show up to steal their land. The whites showed up in 1492. Centuries before 1492, another large group of Anishinabek forced their way westwards into the Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas region. They subjugated the civilized Pueblo Indians of that location, then invaded southern Mexico. Once the Chippewa's reached Lake Texcoco and seen the native Indians building man made islands called chinampas to grow food on Lake Texcoco, they knew they had to settle there. Being infatuated with islands, they built their capital on one of Lake Texcoco's islands. They named it Tenochtitlan. In Mexico they are known as the Aztecs. From southern Mexico, they forced their way throughout Central America then invaded South America. They are known as the Inca in South America.
These Anishinabe people lived in New York, Quebec, and Ontario in 1492. After the white invasion, they forced their way towards the east into far eastern Quebec, Newfoundland, and into the Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire region. They absorbed a great many non Anishinabe Algonquians, and also the Indian allies of the white invaders who are known today as the Iroquois. The Algonquin are the main Anishinabek. The Algonquin number near 11,000. The Abenaki number near 12,000. The Maliseet number near 5,000. The Nipissing number near 2,000. The Passamaquoddy number near 3,000. The Penobscot number near 2,500.
They likely are among the first Anishinabek to force their way out on to the plains of Canada and the United States, after the whites invaded. That probably occurred sometime after 1700, from northwestern Ontario. They are also descendents of the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's. Today, they number 7,000. Most (around 5,000) Arapaho continue to live on and near their Oklahoma and Wyoming Reservations.
They are possibly among the oldest of the Anishinabek who migrated towards the west about 1,000 to 1,300 years ago. They lived in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Montana. The Blackfoot have one Reservation in the United States. In the United States they number 27,104 but only a little over 10,000 live on their Montana Reservation and in Montana. In Canada, they number near 30,000.
They likely are among the first Anishinabek to force their way out on to the plains of Canada and the United States, after the whites invaded. That probably occurred sometime after 1700, from northwestern Ontario. They are also descendents of the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's. They have a Reservation in Montana and Oklahoma, and also South Dakota. However, the whites have forced them to lose their Anishinabe identity in South Dakota. They number 11,191 in the United States. Most (around 7,000) still live on and near their Reservations, in Montana and Oklahoma. Cheyenne is derived from the Anishinabe word for south which is shawan. There are two ways of pronouncing shawan. One is sha-wan, while the other is shaw-an. You now know the origins of the name Cheyenne.
They are the military and police totem of the Algonquins. They are reported to have been ill tempered. Who could blame them for being a bit more on the negative side who frequently looked for a fight. They were responsible for clearing the way for Anishinabe settlers to colonize locations just about everywhere. That obviously includes out west. Today, they are very numerous but are having a difficult time with the white invaders. They are holding on to their Anishinabe identity better than all other Anishinabe people. During the wars against the white invaders, many were killed and wounded while defending Indian land. Today, they number (that is not including the Assiniboine, Chippewan, Nakota, and Wichita) 111,438 in the United States. Most (over 87,000) still live on or near their Reservations in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, and Montana. There were Chippewa Reservations in Iowa and Missouri (their Iowa and Missouri Reservation was huge) and Kansas but the whites eradicated them and that forced the Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri Chippewa's, to relocate to Oklahoma. Their population in Kansas and Oklahoma, is among the Cherokee and Potawatomi. The United States will not allow the Chippewa's of Kansas and Oklahoma, to regain their nationality. Most Chippewa's fled down to Mexico where they fiercely fought the white invaders and their Indian allies. In Canada, they number well over 100,000 in the Provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. The Assiniboine are an admixture of Anishinabe and Dakota, as are the other Nakota peoples. The Wichita are Chippewa. Read Lewis and Clark's journals and their information on the eastern tribes, found under the 1804-1805 winter at Fort Mandan. The 53rd group was the Chippaway. They lived from central Kansas to south of San Antonio, Texas. In fact, they lived in Mexico. They are also known as the Pania who are more properly known as the Pawnee. The Salishan and Wakashan of British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington are among the oldest of the Anishinabek out west. Google the "Algonquian-Salishan-Wakashan Language Family" or the "Algonquian-Wakashan Language Family" to learn about these Anishinabe people.
They are Anishinabe but are accepting the history the whites have written for them. According to William W. Warren in his 19th century book, the northern most Ojibway were the Omushkego which means swamp people. They are better known as the Swampy Cree today, who are known as the Omaskego or simply the Maskego. The Plains Cree and Woodland Cree are an extension of the Ojibway Omaskego. They are largely descended from Anishinabe people who fled away from the whites during the wars against the white invaders. It was the Seven Fires Prophecy which led them to flee. Cree is a derogatory name the whites gave these Anishinabe people. It is derived from the Anishinabe word for woman which is kwe. Today, they are very numerous. Most live in Canada but there is a Cree Reservation in Montana. In the United States they number 2,488. In Montana, where their Reservation is, they number 341. That means most of the Cree in the United States, are living far from their Montana Reservation. In Canada, they number probably over 200,000. The Inuit of Greenland, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Quebec are a mixture of Anishinabe and non Algonquian Indians.
These Anishinabe people lived in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. They also were inclined to follow the Seven Fires Prophecy and took to migrating down the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers. They migrated westwards into Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas. From there they migrated to Colorado, then over to Idaho. Some may have migrated to Washington State. Most migrated to Mexico. Today, these Anishinabe people number near 20,000. About 2,000 live in Ontario, Canada. Most live in Oklahoma. They were forced to join the Cherokee in Oklahoma but regained their nationality in 1996.
These Anishinabe people are an offshoot of the Arapaho. They likely are among the first Anishinabek to force their way out on to the plains of Canada and the United States, after the whites invaded. That probably occurred sometime after 1700, from northwestern Ontario. They are also descendents of the Black River and Swan Creek Chippewa's. Today, they number 2,881. Most (over 2,000) Gros Ventre continue to live on and near their Montana Reservation. There is another Gros Ventre people the whites are robbing of their Anishinabe identity. They are the Hidatsa of the Fort Berthold Reservation of North Dakota and the Crow of the Crow Reservation of Montana. Both the Crow and Hidatsa are the same people. In the 19th century the whites took to calling the Hidatsa the Gros Ventre. The Crow and Hidatsa are an admixture of Anishinabe and Dakota. Including their populations, the population of the Gros Ventre is much higher but it is not possible to accurately estimate the Gros Ventre population among the Crow and Hidatsa.
These Anishinabe people lived in Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, and Wisconsin. They were prone to find themselves in disputes with the Anishinabe people in general. However, they did adhere to the Seven Fires Prophecy and once they knew the whites were quickly approaching their lands from the east, they took to making their ties with the other Anishinabe people stronger, especially after the horrible events which followed the assassination of Pontiac. Today, they number over 2,000.
These Anishinabe people lived in southern Michigan and Ohio in 1492. They were like all other Anishinabe people and followed the Seven Fires Prophecy. They followed the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers and migrated into Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico. Today, the Kickapoo have Reservations in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Their population in the United States is 3,525, with 1,269 in Oklahoma, 677 in Kansas, and 655 in Texas. Most of the Kickapoo still live on or near their present Reservations.
These Anishinabe people lived in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in 1492. They were like all other Anishinabe people and followed the Seven Fires Prophecy. Some followed the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers and migrated into Minnesota then Canada during the so called Sandy Lake Tragedy. Today, the Menominee have a closed Reservation in Wisconsin. Their population in the United States is 7,883. Most (6,485) still live on or near their Reservation in Wisconsin.
They were a major totem of the Anishinabek. They were the doctors, herbalists, prophets, and teachers of the Anishinabe Nation. Ogima Siting Bull was a member of the Metis or as they are better known, the Mitewiwin. Midewiwin means Medicine Society. Today, they live primarily in Canada but also in Minnesota, Montana, and North Dakota.
These Anishinabe people lived in Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio in 1492. They were like all other Anishinabe people and followed the Seven Fires Prophecy. Many followed the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers and migrated into Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Mexico. Today, many (around 6,000) Miami live in Indiana but are not federally recognized. In Oklahoma they number over 2,100.
They were a major totem of the Anishinabek. They were the merchants of the Anishinabe Nation. Their responsibilities were to handle the business activity of the Anishinabe Nation. They dealt directly with white fur trade companies who far too often ripped them off. They were like all other Anishinabe people and followed the Seven Fires Prophecy. Many followed the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers and migrated into Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico. Today, most of these Anishinabe people are not federally recognized by the United States. They had a huge Reservation in Iowa and Missouri (the Platte Purchase) but were forced to relocate to Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico as a result of the Seven Fires Prophecy. They were granted a Reservation in Kansas but had it eradicated. Afterwards, they relocated to Oklahoma. Today, they have a Reservation in Kansas (the Prairie Potawatomi Reservation which was established for the Chippewa's, Ottawa's, and Potawatomi of the huge Iowa and Missouri Reservation), and land allotments in Oklahoma. In Ontario, Canada they have several Reserves and number close to 5,000. Many there still speak Anishinabe. In the United States they number over 10,000.
They were a major totem of the Anishinabek. They were known as the Keepers of the Fire. Many followed the Chippewa's out west during the 18th and 19th centuries. They had a huge Reservation in Iowa and Missouri (it was known as the Platte Purchase) which bordered Nebraska (Omaha, Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa were located on the Reservation), but were forced by the Seven Fires Prophecy to migrate further westwards into Nebraska and Kansas, following the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers. They relocated to Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Mexico. They have a Reservation in Kansas they share with the Chippewa's and Ottawa's. That is the Prairie Potawatomi Reservation of Kansas. Many other Potawatomi relocated to Kansas where they merged with the Chippewa and Ottawa into one tribe in 1846. That is when the Chippewa and Ottawa were robbed of their totem identities. They moved to a new Kansas Reservation north of Topeka in 1847. In 1867, the Potawatomi (that includes the Chippewa and Ottawa) were forced to relocate to Oklahoma, where they settled near Shawnee. Today, the Potawatomi including the Chippewa and Ottawa, number near 16,000 in the United States. Most live in Oklahoma. In Oklahoma, the Potawatomi number 3,995, while the Chippewa number 535, and the Ottawa 330. Their total Oklahoma population is 4,860. In Kansas, the Potawatomi number 2,109, while the Chippewa number 307, and the Ottawa number 61. Their total Kansas population is 2,477. In Wisconsin, the Potawatomi number 1,157. In Michigan, the Potawatomi number 2,262. In Canada, the Potawatomi number several thousand.
These Anishinabe people lived in New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia in 1492. They were an advance guard of Chippewa soldiers who fought their way towards the southeast of what is now the United States. The white confederation led by England, was building up their military strength on islands off the North Carolina coast and Virginia coast, in the late 16th century, which prompted Anishinabe ogimak to send their soldiers to that location, as well as down to Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina to battle the white confederation led by Spain in that region. They brought most of the southern Native American Tribes under Anishinabe control and gave sanctuary to many of the black slaves of the whites. In the 1760s, ogima Pontiac launched a massive Anishinabe military offensive against the white confederation controlling the Caribbean, as well as eventually launching a massive Anishinabe military offensive against the white confederation controlling South America. The Shawnee were the principle Chippewa soldiers of those ancient wars of conquest. Shawnee is an Anishinabe word meaning southerner. It was pronounced in Anishinabe as Shaw-an-ni. The whites dropped the "an" in Shaw-an-ni and just pronounced it as Shawnee. After the end of the war of 1812, the Shawnee commenced to gather large numbers of Indians and blacks and commenced an exodus westwards into Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and then Mexico. Many also migrated up to Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Today, the Shawnee number over 14,000. In Oklahoma the Shawnee number 2,479.
These Anishinabe people lived in southern Ontario and southern Michigan in 1492. There is evidence that the Fox may not be Anishinabe nor Algonquian. William W. Warren claimed in his 19th century book "History of the Ojibway People" that the Chippewa's and other Algonquians, did not consider the Fox to be Algonquian. They claimed their language was distant from their own. On the other hand the Sac or Sauk, are in fact Anishinabe. They absorbed the Fox who may have been Dakota or white. White traders used the Mississippi to sail up north to trade their guns with the Dakotas. And we must not forget many whites settled down to live in New York, Ohio, Ontario, and Pennsylvania in the early and mid 17th century. They were brought under Anishinabe control. The Sauk were like all other Anishinabe people and followed the Seven Fires Prophecy. They followed the path cleared by Chippewa soldiers and migrated into Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and then Oklahoma. The Fox were an obnoxious people according to William W. Warren. They were constantly at war against the Chippewa's in the 17th and 18th centuries. At a time when the white invaders were causing all kinds of problems for the Anishinabe people and other Native Americans. It could be an indicator that the Fox were Dakota or possibly another unknown Indian people the Anishinabek absorbed amongst them. Today, the Sauk have land allotments and 1,000 tribally owned acres in Oklahoma. Their population in Oklahoma is over 2,200. In Kansas and Nebraska, the Sauk have a 15,129 acre Reservation which borders the old Chippewa, Ottawa, and Potawatomi Iowa and Missouri Reservation, which means this Sauk Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska is really a Chippewa, Ottawa, and Potawatomi Reservation. It was created as a result of the 1836 Platte Purchase. There are over 400 Sauk members of the Sauk Kansas and Nebraska Reservation. When including the 203 Chippewa, 12 Ottawa, and 73 Potawatomi of Nebraska, the population is over 700. The Fox were allowed to buy land in Iowa by the whites for some reason. They have an over 3,000 acre Reservation in Iowa. Their population there is over 1,100. There is a tribe in Washington State known as the Sauk-Suiattle. Now i don't know the correct pronunciation for Sauk but i do know the correct pronounciation for Suiattle. That is Swee-at-el. Of course, Seattle is derived from Suiattle. These people speak Salish which is a mixture of Anishinabe and Salishan. These people are obviously Anishinabe. Their gitchi ogima refused to sign the 1855 Point Elliot Treaty. The whites had to buy an insignificant leader to sign that treaty. Their Reservation in Washington State is southeast of Seattle.
White historians claim they are Dakota but they are not. According to William W. Warren, the Dakota people did not know of a totemic system. However, the Winnebago did. In fact, the Winnebago may be descended from at least one Algonquian totem. Like the Sauk, they absorbed many Dakotas amongst them. Thus, the reason why the whites are brainwashing these Anishinabe people. All Algonquians used a totemic system. When you learn of an Algonquian people who know not of a totemic system, you then have no choice but to accept that, that Algonquian Tribe have been violated by the whites.
These people are among the oldest of the Anishinabek out west. They live in northwestern California. Linguistics classify their language as being related to Algonquian, which means they are a mixture of Anishinabe and native California Indian, and probably Chinese.
These people are among the oldest of the Anishinabek out west. They live in northwestern California. Linguistics classify their language as being related to Algonquian, which means they are a mixture of Anishinabe and native California Indian, and probably Chinese.
These people are among the oldest of the Anishinabek out west. They live in northwestern California. Linguistics classify their language as being related to Algonquian, which means they are a mixture of Anishinabe and native California Indian, and probably Chinese.
These people are among the oldest of the Anishinabek out west. They live in northwestern California. Linguistics classify their language as being related to Algonquian, which means they are a mixture of Anishinabe and native California Indian, and probably Chinese.
These people are obviously partially Anishinabe and non Anishinabe Indian. When the first diaspora occurred around 1,000 years ago, the Anishinabe soldiers (Chippewa's) split up into three groups. One went to the northwest to Alaska then Asia. Another went straight westward. Then the other to the southwest. I will focus on the groups of Anishinabe soldiers and their families who went straight west and southwest. They forced their way all the way to the Pacific Coastline. They also forced their way down into what are now the States of Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Other States they brought under their control include California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. They then also forced all of Mexico, Central America, and western South America under their control. To learn about these people who are an admixture of Anishinabe and Uto, click here.
They refer to the Algonquian-Salishan-Wakashan language relationship, as being the Algonquian-Wakashan language family. The Salishan and Wakashan Indians are obviously partially Anishinabe. The Anishinabek at all locations in the west, have been forced by the whites to lose their tribal identity. Anishinabe soldiers subjugated most (not all) of these western Indian Tribes, around 1,000 years ago to 1,300 years ago. Click here to learn more about these people who are an admixture of Anishinabe and Salishan-Wakashan.
Where are the Indian Nations who once lived along the eastern coast of what is now the United States? They are the Mexicans who live in the United States and northern Mexico. Following prophecy, Anishinabe soldiers forced the Indian Nations who once lived along the eastern coast of what is now the United States, to migrate elsewhere. Most probably fled to South America but many fled to Mexico and Central America. Many fled to the Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado region. Today, they are the Mexicans who live in the Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado region. They are quite numerous. They have been robbed of their nationality by the whites and will never accept being a Native American who originally lived in the eastern part of what is now the United States.
It has been corrupted by the extremely corrupted whites. Why would the whites corrupt the Atlantean language? There are Anishinabe people living in Africa, Asia, and Europe as well as in Mexico, Central America, and South America. Today, there are five major dialects of the fabricated Anishinabe Language, and many more dialects existing in each of the five dialects of the Anishinabe language. By far, the Cree dialect of the Anishinabe language has the most speakers (around 100,000). Next is the Chippewa dialect which has around 54,000 speakers. The Ottawa dialect has over 8,000 speakers. The Algonquin dialect has over 8,000 speakers. The Potawatomi have less than 200 speakers. You can learn more about the Anishinabe language by clicking here.