Martin Falls First Nation

This Ojibway settlement is located in northern Ontario. It is very isolated. It is also known as Ogoki. According to 2016's census, on-Reserve population of Martin Falls First Nation or Ogoki, is 252. They have 77 dwellings with 64 lived in. Average household size is 3.9 persons per household. Around 55 people speak Ojibway at Martin Falls First Nation. In 1839, Barnston wrote that Northern Ojibway Territory in north Ontario was located near Marten Falls or between Attawapiskat River and Kapiskau River. That be on fringe of Ontario's Boreal Forest and swamp lands. These Ojibway's are known as "Mash-ke-go or Mash-ka-go" Ojibway's or Swamp Ojibway. William W. Warren named them O Mush-ke-goag or The Swamp Ojibway's. He wrote they were northern most Ojibway's. Their territory is mostly swamp land ot wetlands and extends from Hudson Bays northwest to around James Bay. Barnston was really telling people Marten Falls is where "Mashkego or Mashkago Ojibway" territory commences. Ojibway Soldiers were sent to this location to reinforce Ojibway People already living there in mid or late 17th century, to fight English and Eskimo invaders. Today, people living at Martin Falls First Nation have Eskimo blood, as a result of capturing many of them and absorbing them into their population.

Below is an excerpt from a pdf file. Read it carefuly! This Ojibway word O-ji-bi-wa means write about an object or describe an object. They've been warned whites will fool them! Was it not whites that wrote the first Ojibway Dictionaries? They put a "d" before a "j," in many Ojibway words for a purpose. An example is "Bemidji." Of course, it's pronounced "Be-mid-g." They apparently placed the "d" before a "j," to let you know how the Ojibway word is pronounced. Do you see a "d" before the "j" in Ojibway? In old Ojibway Dictionaries, they write the Ojibway word for "fly" using a "d." This is how it's written: Odji. Ojibway is also pronounced O-jib-be-way." They pronounce "O-ji-bi-wa" differently. It's "O-zhi-bi-wa." Early books about Ojibway People includes A Dictionary of the Ojibway Language and History of the Ojibway People." Both are from the 1850's. You noticed neither used a "d" in Ojibway! You can't find "Ojibway" in the old dictionary. However, there's the word O-ji-bi-wa. It's definition is "Scribe" which means "person that copies documents." You can obviously hear "Chippewa" in "O-zhi-bi-wa." In Ojibway, they place either a "d" or a "t," at ends of words denoting a persons occupation.

If they don't want to follow prophesy, they will be destroyed. They have been warned by prophesy what will happen if they don't heed the warnings! They have selected their fate. They have told me and other Ojibway's, to screw off! I'm going to enforce law! Citizens of Big Trout Lake First Nation and all other Oji-Cree communities, are charged with Desertion during time of war and forging a false nationality during time of war. They are now at the mercy of non white entities from far in the future (a thousand or so years from now or 2020). Oji-Cree communities, don't know that there are non white entities from far in the future looking out for them. Since Oji-Cree Folks have Deserted, i strongly encourage those non white entities from far in the future, to do what they like to folks at those Oji-Cree communities. I'm very aware of prophesy and what will happen if prophesy is not followed and so are they! If you are Ojibway and live at Oji-Cree communities and want pardoned, fill out the form below requesting amnesty! Those non white entities from far in the future, are so advanced they'll know who you are (that includes if you don't use Ojibway to identify yourself as) and grant you amnesty! It also means you have to follow prophesy which i will keep preserved! If you refuse to accept an Ojibway Nationality, you will be removed from protection.