Blackfoot Indians

They have been brainwashed by whites. However, most Blackfoot People today know they originally lived back east near Lake Superior. What they don't know is they were living in Alberta, Montana and Wyoming in 1492. They need to read Seven Fires Prophesy to learn how they reached Lake Superior than retreated back to Alberta and Montana. They are Ojibway. According to historians, Blackfoot Confederacy was made up of five tribes. They were Sarcee or Tsuu T'ina (they are confirmantion that at least a portion of Blackfeet People are Cree Ojibway's), Gros Ventre, Siksika, Kainai and Peigan. All are Ojibway! According to 1832's Edinburgh Encyclopedia, a force of Ojibway's was sent to James Bay and Hudson Bay then to Beaufort Sea. They gave rise to Cree, Chipewyan, Dogrib and Copper Peoples. We can trace Cree People (we have to do this beause of the Beaver Tribe who we know are Cree Ojibway's), to land adjacent to and east of Lake Superior. They lived between Lake Superior, Lake Huron and Lake Nipissing. They are also known as Amikwa which means "Beaver" in Ojibway. Actual word for beaver in Ojibway is "A-mik." Correct name for Cree People is "Beaver Indians." They are also known as Nez Perce. Yes, the same Nez Perce People of Idaho! The Cree are a small Ojibway Tribe with a few Reserves in Alberta and British Columbia. Sekani People speak same language as Beaver People. Sarcee or Tsuu T'ina People, are from Sekani People. It is the Sarcee or Tsuu T'ina, that make up a portion of Blackfeet People. Below are excerpts from very old books that will help you learn! And there are photos of chief Peguis (aka John Smith). He confirms Blackfeet People are Ojibway! Those maps are corrupt! Lake Winnepeg must be vertical. Not nearly horizontal! Below are links to Blackfoot Reserves and Reservation.

Blood First Nation

Pikani First Nation

Siksika First Nation (caution must be used because they may be Sarcee!)

Blackfeet Reservation

After invading whites established forts around Hudson Bay in the late 17th century, they lured some Ojibway's to their forts to conduct trade with them. Those Ojibway's are Ottawa! They caused Ojibway People much trouble! Instead of following prophesy, they thought only of themselves. It led to vicious civil war among Ojibway People. Among the first Amikwa Ojibway's to make themselves at home near HBC forts and trade posts, were those that lived between Lake Superiors east shores and Lake Nipissing. Ojibway Soldiers were sent to battle them and their wite allies. Whites at HBC forts, named the Amikwa Ojibway's Beaver Indians, Cree Indians and Keskatchewan Indians. By late 18th century, Ojibway Soldiers had forced their way to Churchill River in north Manitoba and drove the Beaver People west and northwest. Some Beaver Indians forced their way to south Manitoba and helped whites establish white forts near Winnepeg. Fighting escalated during War of 1812. By 1816, Ojibway Soldiers had subjugated the whites in southern Manitoba. Ojibway Soldiers had also subjugated the idiotic Beaver Tribe and Eskimos who were allies of the whites invaders. In 1817, Ojibway leaders including chief Peguis (aka John Smith) signed a peace treaty with Selkirk and set aside a small colony known as Red River Colony in Manitoba, Minnesota and North Dakota.

It's chief Peguis (aka John Smith) that we have to investigate. He supposedly died in the 1860's yet from John Tanner we know chief Peguis (Tanner wrote it as Bag-wais) had his nose bit off. It was actually cut. John Smith had a severe nose disfigurement as we see in old photos of him. Smith was a mixed blood that became a leader among Ojibway People. Though he was an Ojibway leader, he did not fight against whites. He was born in 1774 and was possibly the brother of John Tanner. In 1820, he was yet living in south Manitoba. However, he moved to Montana and settled where the present day Blackfeet Reservation is. We don't know when that happened. Later, he moved to Leech Lake Reservation. We don't know when that happened. He died in 1922 at age 148. He alway's adhered to his Ojibway identity! Some time after 1820, Smith led many Saulteaux Ojibway's to Montana. They are the Blackfeet Ojibway's.

The Sarcee

After Ojibway Soldiers drove the Ojibway traitors known as the Cree (aka Amikwa People, Beaver People and Keskatchewan People) west and northwest, to what is now north Alberta, north British Columbia and Northwest Territories, fighting intensified. Eskimos and Russians were established in the McKenzie River region and supplied them with their weapons. Ojibway Soldiers captured many of the English, Eskimos, Russians and their idiotic Beaver allies and made slaves of them. They are known as the Slavey Tribe. By late 18th century, the English had forced their way to the north Alberta region and joined the Russians in an alliance. They established forts in north Alberta, north British Columbia and Northwest Territories. The Beaver People settled near those forts and actively fought against their own people. It enraged Ojibway leaders! Beaver People are also known as Sarcee and Sekani. Many of the Sarcee followed the whites to south Alberta and actively fought against their own people. Their confederation is known as the Blackfoot Confederation. They lived as far south as what is now Calgary, Alberta.

Vicious civil war among Ojibway People was fought in south Alberta. Ojibway Soldiers in Montana were sent to south Alberta to combat the whites and their idiotic Beaver (aka Cree and Sarcee) allies. It was part of Mullan Road War! Earlier in 1870, American Soldiers attacked a village of Blackfeet Ojibway's near Marias River or Sun River. Caution must be used because weather conditions during time of battle were extremely cold. Temperature was around -20 or -30 degrees. American Soldiers were stationed at Fort Shaw which was located very near Sun River. Marias River is 100 miles to the north. A major battle was fought where Lethbridge, Alberta is on October 25, 1870. A force of Sarcee Soldiers and their white allies, forced their way from the Calgary region to the Lethbridge region. Their goal was to attack an Ojibway village where Lethbridge is now. Their plan did not work out. They were too confident! Though they had repeating rifles and revolvers, there were many other Ojibway villages along Belly River and the immediate region. After the advance party of Sarcee (aka Cree) Soldiers and their white allies left the main force, they reached the Lethbridge region. They could have sent a couple of their soldiers to inform the main force yet they were too confident. They launched an assault on the Ojibway village which caused Ojibway Soldiers from other nearby Ojibway villages, to join the fight. They were numerous enough to drive off the Sarcee (aka Cree) and whites. They killed an estimated 200 to 400 Sarcee (aka Cree) and white Soldiers in the Battle of Belly River. Chief Big Bear was supposedly at that battle. Sarcee and white Soldiers retreated back to the Calgary region.

We know from chief Peguis (John Smith) that Blackfeet People are Ojibway. Whites forced Ojibway children to boarding schools where they could not speak Ojibway and were brainwashed. Chief Rocky Boy was at home at Blackfeet Reservation in Montana. In 1909, American leaders set aside the west portion of Blackfeet Reservation to be chief Rocky Boy's Reservation. A year later (1910) they announced the establishment of Glacier National Park. They were suppose to announce the establishment of chief Rocky Boy's Reservation. After chief Rocky Boy learned he had been betrayed, he fled Reservation. He eventually was given back his Reservation in the Great Falls, Montana region.