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Going to Pieces
The Dismantling of the United States of America

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 Are you a tribal member, or do you live within tribal rule? Elaine Willman, of Cherokee blood, directs you to help in tribal corruption issues. She is former Chairman of CERA, and recommends these two websites for the help you need: www.tribalcorruption.com  > You will find someone to help you. This organization consists of former tribal members and soon-to-be former tribal members. They understand.
www.citizensalliance.org - Citizens Equal Rights Alliance - CERA. This national organization can help you too.
 The Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare - a good resource

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12/17/07 to KBC: "This (Census Bureau) program would have deemed 1,061 state subdivisions (counties/towns) that are local general purpose governments - as "not relevant" for the purpose of the 2010 Census. The program would have redirected all census activity within Indian reservations to tribal governments who have no Constitutional or Congressional duty to non-tribal citizens residing within or near their reservations.  It was an outrageous program that has now been thankfully rescinded." Elaine Willman, Chairman Citizens for Equal Rights.
* Letter from Dept. of Commerce Director Charles Louis Kincannon to Elaine Willman regarding Census Bureau and tribal jurisdiction, 12/3/07
* CERA Chairman Elaine Willman to Secretary of Commerce Carlos M. Gutierrez 11/5/07
CERA Chairman Elaine Willman to Dept of Commerce Carlos M. Gutierrez 9/5/07
* Letter from Dept. of Commerce Director Charles Louis Kincannon to town of Toppenish 8/07
 * Several counties located within/adjacent to an Indian reservation received a 2-page letter from the Census Bureau explaining how they will be within tribal jurisdiction. The Mayor of the Town of Harrah responded. 8/25/07


Elaine Willman, author of "Going to Pieces, the Dismantling of the United States of American", sent KBC the following for July 4th:  When in the Course of Human events It Becomes NECESSARY...  "How long we continue to celebrate America's Independence Day depends upon whether citizens and their elected officials find it necessary to secure our guaranteed unalienable rights and the domestic tranquility."

Elaine Willman: "Do you know... that six months after the destruction of the Twin Towers, a Washington State tribe hosted "civic journalists" from Algeria, Morocco, Qatar, Syria, Tunisia and Yemen? The reservation in question is bounded on the East by the Hanford Nuclear site; on the South by the Umatilla Chemical Weapons Storage Facility; on the West by the Yakima Military Training Center; and on the North by several major dams including the Grand Coulee Dam—many of which dams Northwest tribes have openly admitted they want to see removed."

Conflict no deterrent for new Hobart administrator, Green Bay Press Gazette, posted to KBC 3/16/08. KBC Note: Elaine Willman, Cherokee descent, sent us this article. She is author of the book Going to Pieces, The Dismantling of the United States of America, relating to tribal expansion. She told us this evening that the Assistant Secretary of the Interior Carl Artman, Indian Affairs, said "the IGRA (Indian Gaming Regualtory Act) is not about gambling, not about commercial enterprises; it's about govermental jurisdiction."

"Do you know... that one small Montana tribe of 5,130 people had, in 2004, an annual Operational Management Budget of $373 million? This annual budget of a single tribe is larger than the national U.S. Fish and Wildlife's annual budget for the entire country."

Indian Tribalism in the United States, by Calvin L. Hunt, M.D., Klamath Falls: a review of Elaine Willman's book Going to Pieces, The Dismantling of the United States of America,  posted to KBC November 1, 2007. HERE for more information on Willman's book.