Ojibwa Reserves

Ojibwa People were never on friendly terms with any white nation! Prophesy told them "Not To Trust The Evil White Race." Europeans conspired before 1492 to cause civil unrest among native peoples to achieve their objective of stealing their land. Alcohol and drugs (opium) were used by Europeans to instigate "Civil War" among native peoples including Ojibwa People. After establishing European Trade Posts with permission from natives including Ojibwa People, Europeans stationed at those European Trade Posts lured unsuspecting natives to their trade posts by using alcohol and opium. Many natives including Ojibwa People, quickly became addicted to alcohol and opium. During the 17th century, Ojibwa leaders kept nearly all Ojibwa People firmly under their rule. That changed during the 18th century. As the 18th century progressed more Ojibwa's became addicts. So addicted to alcohol and opium were they, pimping their women and over trapping caused terrible "Civil War" among Ojibwa People. Europeans stationed at European Trade Posts also pimped Ojibwa women to identify with Ojibwa Men who were extremely willing to be employed by trade posts and protect those trade posts and supply those trade posts with food. If no alcohol or opium was stored at European Trade Posts, Europeans very often were confronted by enraged addicted Ojibwa Men in need of alcohol and opium. American and English leaders reached treaty agreements with authentic Ojibwa leaders from the Ojibwa Totemic System which governed Ojibwa People. They also reached treaty agreements with idiotic non authentic Ojibwa leaders employed by European Trade Posts. That's the predicament. Instead of honoring treaties they reached with authentic Ojibwa leaders from the Ojibwa Totemic System which governed Ojibwa People, American and English leaders honored invalid treaties they reached with non authentic Ojibwa leaders employed by European Trade Posts. English leaders were by far the most greedy and selfish.

An Ojibwa author from the 19th century from a very small Ojibwa Reserve near Toronto, left Canada for the United States. During the late 1840's, George Copway was lecturing at large American cities for the establishment of a vast Ojibwa Reservation at what is now South Dakoa. Copway at first selected all land at what is now east South Dakota or that part of South Dakota adjacent to and east of Missouri River. By the early and mid 1850's, Copway changed his selection to all of South Dakota west of and adjacent to Missouri River. In 1868 American leaders agreed to Copway's proposal for a large Ojibwa Reservation at South Dakota. It was named Great Sioux Reservation. What caused Copway to leave Canada for the United States was English leaders refusal to establish vast Ojibwa Reserves. In 1846, American leaders broke treaty and eradicated the 5 million acre Ojibwa Reservation located at west Iowa. Copway was motivated to select land at South Dakota because of it's close proximity to Iowa. Oklahoma or Indian Territory was too far away. Copway schemed for a vast Ojibwa Reservation similar to Oklahoma or Indian Territory. Most Ojibwa's who lived at their 5 million acre Reservation at Iowa, relocated to Great Sioux Reservation.

Peter Jacobs was another 19th Ojibwa author who left Canada for the United States. Jacobs is known to have lived at the United States in 1857. He was not content with the very small Reserves English leaders set aside for Ojibwa People. It's thought that Jacobs was soliciting for funds at the United States in 1857. He may have been requesting for a large Ojibwa Reserve out west in 1857 and was possibly successful in achieving his attempt at having a large Ojibwa Reservation set aside at Montana. Jacobs was forced to leave the United States and return to Canada in 1857 or after 1857. English leaders did not like him. We know Copway was sucessful in his campaign for a vast Ojibwa Reservation. However, Jacobs possibly campaigned for a vast Ojibwa Reservation successfully as early as 1855. A very large Ojibwa Reservation was set aside at what is now Montana in 1855. Jacobs possibly had a role in establishing Blackfeet Reservation which was much larger than Great Sioux Reservation or it's land area was over 50,000 sq. mi. Both Copway and Jacobs were Shawnee Ojibwa's who lived not far from each other near Toronto. Both were revolted by 1850's Robinson-Huron Treaty and 1850's Robinson-Surperior Treaty. Each knew the correct land area of the Reserves and were enraged after learning Ojibwa People had been betrayed by English leaders. Copway and Jacobs knew the land area involved in the treaties and knew nearly all the land was not suited for agriculture. Both anticipated vast Ojibwa Reservations each with a land area of 50,000 sq. mi. to 100,000 sq. mi. Their disappointment was immense after being informed that the Reserves would be very small.

We have been told by prophesy to find evidence along a trail. We know those Reserves set aside in 1850 are much larger. Ojibwa Reserves listed are by the agency that managed them. English leaders used deception and betrayed Ojibwa People by using non authentic Ojibwa leaders. At the Northwest Territories, Canada has you thinking they're territories and not Reserves. That is not the case. Gwich'in Territory (it was really an Ojibwa Reserve) was diminished in size from 35,418 sq. mi. or 57,000 sq. km. to 14,898 sq. mi. or 23,976 sq. km. It's not in compact form. Gwich'in leaders betrayed their people in 1992. In 1993, a massive loss of Ojibwa Reserve land at the Northwest Territories was illegally conducted. Canada used mixed bloods to sign the Reserve land cession. The Sahtu (Saulteaux) Ojibwa Reserve at the Northwest Territories had a land area of 372,201 sq. mi. or 599,000 sq. km. 1993's agreement dramatically diminished the land area of Sahtu Ojibwa Reserve from 372,201 sq. mi. or 599,000 sq. km. to 15,999 sq. mi. or 41,437 sq. km. Sahtu Ojibwa leaders betrayed their people on September 6, 1993. Tlicho Reserve was greatly diminished in land area a decade later. Tlicho Ojibwa leaders betrayed their people on August 25, 2003. Their Reserve was diminished to 15,000 sq. mi. or 39,000 sq. km. Dehcho Ojibwa Reserve has a land area of 75,094 sq. mi. or 194,494 sq. km. I've warned them what their fate is! Akaitcho Ojibwa Reserve has a land area of 298,258 sq. mi. or 480,000 sq. km. I've warned them what their fate is. Canada refuses to recognize them as Reserves. We know they're Ojibwa Reserves!