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Kettle & Stoney Point First Nation


This band of Ojibway Indians live adjacent to Lake Huron's southern coast. Sarnia, Ontario is located 25 miles to their southwest. They are somewhat fortunate because few large white cities are located near their domain. However, i know you are allowing whites to invade and colonize your domain. I will enforce law. Place your detectives at this Ojibway community to spy on their leaders. If they continue to allow whites to invade and colonize their domain, their leaders will not be allowed to live again. That is law. Also preordain 19th century Ojibway Traditionalists to migrate far north to avoid what happened. If leaders of Kettle and Stoney Point are attracted to an afterlife, i strongly encourage them to stop allowing whites to invade and colonize their domain. According to 2016's census, on-Reserve population of Kettle and Stoney Point First Nation is 1,011. Many of them are whites. They have a total of 765 housing units or dwellings, with 347 lived in. That is how i know you are allowing whites to invade your domain. Ojibway Language has died out there. Their nation is very small. It's 3.5 sq. mi. or 9.2 sq. km.





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