Almost everyone believes no Indians lived near the arctic. However, the ojibway
indians of nunavut are an exception. For an extremely long time the whites have claimed that the Inuit people (Eskimo people)
have lived in the arctic region of North America for thousands of years. However, they are wrong! When Russia discovered
Alaska in 1648, they commenced to invade. When they invaded they brought with them the Asian people who lived in far
eastern Russia, near what is now the Bearing Sea, which is not too far from Alaska. That is how the Eskimo people got to
North America. In 1999, the white Canadians separated the Northwest Territories. That event created the new Canadian
Territory of Nunavut, which the whites are claiming is 83% Inuit or Eskimo. As part of the agreement signed between Canada
and the Inuit, the Inuit people were left with over 136,000 sq. mi. of land in Nunavut. Now that is not right! Why is it
not right? Because the Inuit people are not native to the America's. The Inuit people arrived to North America long
after the whites discovered the America's.
There is something very suspicous occurring in Nunavut and this is why. For
some strange reason the Inuit people from Asia are using the Ojibway Syllabic writing system. To people who are aware of
what the Ojibway Syllabics are, that should tell them that those so called Inuit people of not only Nunavut, but also in
Quebec, are really Ojibways. After the Russians forced the Asian natives of far eastern Russia to go to Alaska, they
probably also forced them to the arctic coastline of northern Canada. However, if that occurred we know that the Ojibways
would have responded to that invasion. Though there is a small Asian population in Nunavut, just knowing that the Ojibway
Syllabics are widely used there, tells me Nunavut must have a large Ojibway population. They probably expanded up to the
Nunavut region after the whites started to lay down trading posts in the western Hudson Bay region. To see a map of the
land in Nunavut set aside by Canada specifically for the so called Inuit peple click here. That land covers over 136,000 sq. mi. It is located to the north of the Akaitcho
Territory and to the east. Good enough so far! The Ojibways have every reason to claim that land as theirs.
