The Modoc Nation: May 2014

Friday, May 23, 2014

Call Congress today to Vote No on S. 2379

Please call or e-mail your Senators and Congressmen on this issue, now called S. 2379 trying to be pushed through again calling it the Klamath Basin Water Recovery and Economic Restoration Act of 2014 ( KBRA & KHSA) If this passes it is just the beginning of The Death of our Wildlife in the Refuges. It also takes away our Rights to ever legally file against the Federal Government.

Call them or E-mail them and tell them to Vote NO this is a Bad Idea!

The Modoc Nation did not approve nor would we ever! We don't sell off Rights and Destroy what Kumush told us to protect always!

CALL or e-mail today!

Sen. Ted Gaines 916-651-4001 www.gaines.senate.gov

Tom Mclintock 202-225-2511

Sen. Ron Wyden 202-224-5244 www.wyden.senate.gov

Sen Jeff Merkley 202-224-3753 www.merkley.senate.gov

Sen Barbara Boxer 202-224-3553 www.boxer.senate.gov

Sen. Dianne Feinstein 202-224-3841 www.feinstein.senate.gov

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"We, [are] the Mowatocknie Maklaksûm (Modoc Indian People),Reaffirming our spiritual obligation and commitment to protect, restore and preserve the health and wellbeing of this planet and of all living creatures in, on and above it, with specific regard to our ancestral homeland and its indigenous life-forms;Reaffirming our spiritual obligation and commitment to walk the good red road of harmony and balance, establishing and maintaining goodwill and good relationships with all peoples and governments;Solemnly committing ourselves to the perpetuation, development and manifestation of our unique indigenous tribal identity and culture, and to the attainment, preservation and enjoyment of all rights and privileges arising therefrom and attendant thereto;Solemnly committing ourselves to the political sovereignty, cultural integrity, economic security, health and wellbeing of our people and to a better future for our descendants;" adapted from the Declaration of the Rights of the Free and Sovereign People of The Modoc Indian Tribe (Mowatocknie Maklaksûm)