Your Financial Support Is Necessary
It's taken a long time to discover what Seven Fires Prophesy represents. Click the link to read our prophesy. An 1884 photo of Giant Springs I found online a couple of years ago proved our Chosen Land is here at Montana. For a number of years I did not notice an island at Giant Springs. Then it finally led me to proof that the island at Giant Springs as seen in the 1884 photo is the turtle shaped island written of in Seven Fires Prophesy which I now know was corrupted by white leaders. There was no two prophets who came as one. It was two stopping places that come as one. I now know our Chosen Land is here at Montana. On Friday January 23, 2026 they damaged my house again by breaking a pipe under my home. It represents a "LEAK." I'm not a Silent Enemy. They first broke the pipe on February 20, 2025. My sister paid a company to fix the pipe $400. The employee of the company did not correctly fix the pipe. It hasn't been 10 months and it's already broke again. They are constantly damaging my home. To prevent Genocide I need your financial support. We know from Seven Fires Prophesy that white leaders have evil intentions. They intend on exterminating all non whites throughout the America's. This is not about nationality. It's about race! Non whites from far in the future and even whites from far in the future, I need your financial support. If anyone of this terrible time tried to support me financially it would not work. Only way it would work is if they delivered $100,000's in cash to me. That would be risky because they have spies spying on me. You have powers to provide me with $100,000's. I'm going to need your financial support if we are to prevent a Genocidal Program. Find a way of allowing me to find $100,000's. If you can't it means we are exterminated. We know what are future is!
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Pic Mobert First Nation
This band of Ojibway's live in northern Ontario. Below are links to google earth satellite images of their towns and photos from other Ojibway towns that are affiliated with this Reserve. Their Reserve is much larger and includes other Ojibway's. They are Michipicoten and Pic River. Michipicoten is this Reserves correct name. On-Reserve population of Pic Mobert First Nation is, according to a 2016 census, 322. They have 119 dwellings with 113 lived in. Average household size is 2.8 persons per household. Ojibway Language has died out there. Pic Mobert First Nation are signatories to 1850's Robinson-Superior Treaty. Historians claim otherwise yet they are deceitful. Chief Totomencie (either it's pronounced as To-to-min-ai or To-to-mes - his name may include an Ojibway diminutive) and at least two other Ojibway chiefs who were sub-chiefs, signed 1850's Robinson-Superior Treaty. However, they excluded Pic Band Ojibway's supposedly yet that is very likely false. According to certain Robinson-Superior Treaty texts, Fort William Ojibway's wanted Lake Nipigon and Pic Band Ojibway's with them yet it was white leaders. Instead of dealing with these Ojibway People that lived along Lake Superior's north shores as one group, Ojibway leaders demanded that they remain in their native lands. That meant three large Reserves. One at Fort William, one at Lake Nipigon and one at Michipicoten. Nine Ojibway leaders signed 1850's Robinson-Superior Treaty. Each was set aside their own Reserve. Michipicoten leaders would have killed English negotiators if they were set aside a 4 square mile Reserve. Ojibway leaders considered 1 mile to be 1 league or 3 miles. Each of their Reserves were 12 miles by 12 miles or 144 square miles or 373 square kilometers. That's 432 square miles or 1,119 square kilometers. However, we know Pic River and Mobert Ojibway's were involved and Long Lake Ojibway's also. Each had to send three of their chiefs. That means this Reservation is around 576 square miles or 1,491.8 square kilometers. In fact, it may be much larger because more than three Ojibway chiefs signed treaty. Exactly how many Ojibway leaders signed with Michipicoten is not known. It may have been as many as 12 to 15. Each one was set aside a 144 square mile or 373 square kilometer Reserve. White leaders lied. After Ojibway leaders discovered they were lied to, they became enraged. Most Ojibway People of this Reserve, had to find other places to live after Canada refused to honor treaty. Chapleau First Nations is one location. Missanabie is another. And there are others as well. They became non status yet they signed treaty. As mentioned, white leaders lied. Canada took full advantage against a defenseless people after 1850's Robinson-Superior Treaty was signed.
Map of Michipicoten Ojibwa Reserve
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