Located in southern Washington State, is the Anishinabe-Sahaptian Yakama Reservation. It has a bitter past and, probably a corrupted history written for them by the whites. Why? The obvious Chippewa presence in that region of North America! In the mid 19th century, the whites initiated an invasion into the California, Oregon, and Washington region. Most of the Indians at the time of that invasion, were subjugated by the military and police totem (the Chippewa's) of the Algonquin Tribe. Starting in the late 1840s, Algonquin soldiers commenced to fight the invading whites who were using Plague Warfare against them, as a means to decimate Indian populations. At the time, the whites had superior weapons (the revolver) and easily dominated the brave soldiers of the Algonquin's. In June of 1855, the Americans signed an illicit treaty with several of the Sahaptian Tribes the Algonquin's subjugated, in which they illegally ceded to the United States, 11 million acres of land, and were set aside a 1.3 million acre Reservation in southern Washington State. A couple of weeks after the treaty was signed, Anishinabe ogimak ordered their brave soldiers to fight the invading whites. For three years the war raged on but a peace treaty was reached in 1858 which ended the conflict. Part of the agreements obviously included setting aside large areas of land in Oregon and Washington, to be a Reservation for the Chippewa's and the Indian Tribes they subjugated.
At the present time, the Chippewa's of the Yakima Reservation have been forced by the whites to lose their Chippewa Tribal identity. The whites only recognize the Sahaptian people of the Yakama Reservation. An interesting note to mention about this Reservation, is the fact that Mexicans are the majority on this Reservation. Another interesting note about these supposedly Sahaptian people, is their direct link to an area of land in far northwestern California where the Anishinabe Wiyot and Yurok live. An August 15, 1894 treaty between the 14 tribes of the Yakama Reservation and the United States, settled a dispute over the California land previously mentioned and confirmed the January 8, 1894 treaty over the same disputed land. And not to ignore a treaty made that same day (August 15, 1894) supposedly between the Yuma Tribe and the United States, which forced the Yuma People to cede their Reservation which borders Yuma, Arizona, excepting their allotted lands. Something is not right here. At the center of a possible conspiracy occurring on the Yakama Reservation, is the large number of Japanese people living there. White historians claim they migrated to the Reservation from Hawaii. However, reading the Chippewa's Seven Fires Prophecy can help you to understand that Chinese and Japanese people have lived along North America's western coast since probably the 14th century. Below are the Demographics of the Reservation. You must remember that the whites typically include Hispanics as being white, and the Reservation has a much larger Asian population.
Covers 2,151 sq. mi.
Population is 31,799
Indian: 7,411 (25,014 when including Mexicans and mixed bloods)
White: 10,605
Black: 130
Asian: 422
Mixed: 1,564
Hispanic: 16,039 - Hispanic population is corrupted as usual. Mexicans are predominantly descended from the Native Americans who lived in the eastern part of the United States. The whites have forced them to lose their tribal identities.
Language is Sahaptian
Yakima Reservation Communities
Harrah
Satus
Toppenish
Wapato
White Swan