Kanesatake Mohawks don't want SQ

Haven't we learned that Natives seem incapable of policing themselves

Huh. Damn shame. Criminals breed criminals. Why should anyone care what happens on their 'soverign' territory?

Aren't the SQ the most corrupt police force in Canada?

Everyone should feel nice and comfy together.

I live in Saskatchewan, I am a Canadian and if you really want to know, I do not give a rats ass about the "Mohawks". I don't care what they do. Let them have their soveriegn little nation. Build a 20 foot concrete wall around them and when they try to enter Canada send them back.

I am sure that the United States would not negotiate with these people. They have the cash and resources to move the border crossing.

without question.



Try a survey of non native communities in Quebec and see how many
of them like the SQ.

I'll bet the numbers would be the same.


But a Native Force isnt the answer either.

If probaly monitered why not

what do u mean sir...about them crossing the border...they've been in the country since the 16 hundreds...they r Pre-Canadian...as they have also been in the USA

one of ur most notable poets was a Mohawk woman named Pauline Johnson

West wind, blow from your prairie nest,
Blow from the mountains, blow from the west.
The sail is idle, the sailor too;
O! wind of the west, we wait for you.
Blow, blow!
I have wooed you so,
But never a favour you bestow.
You rock your cradle the hills between,
But scorn to notice my white lateen.

I stow the sail, unship the mast:
I wooed you long but my wooing's past;
My paddle will lull you into rest.
O! drowsy wind of the drowsy west,
Sleep, sleep,
By your mountain steep,
Or down where the prairie grasses sweep!
Now fold in slumber your laggard wings,
For soft is the song my paddle sings.

August is laughing across the sky,
Laughing while paddle, canoe and I,
Drift, drift,
Where the hills uplift
On either side of the current swift.

The river rolls in its rocky bed;
My paddle is plying its way ahead;
Dip, dip,
While the waters flip
In foam as over their breast we slip.

And oh, the river runs swifter now;
The eddies circle about my bow.
Swirl, swirl!
How the ripples curl
In many a dangerous pool awhirl!

And forward far the rapids roar,
Fretting their margin for evermore.
Dash, dash,
With a mighty crash,
They seethe, and boil, and bound, and splash.

Be strong, O paddle! be brave, canoe!
The reckless waves you must plunge into.
Reel, reel.
On your trembling keel,
But never a fear my craft will feel.

We've raced the rapid, we're far ahead!
The river slips through its silent bed.
Sway, sway,
As the bubbles spray
And fall in tinkling tunes away.

And up on the hills against the sky,
A fir tree rocking its lullaby,
Swings, swings,
Its emerald wings,
Swelling the song that my paddle sings.

without question.



Try a survey of non native communities in Quebec and see how many
of them like the SQ.

I'll bet the numbers would be the same.


But a Native Force isnt the answer either.
Bingo.