The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE is a Separate and Independent Country of Laws and is recognized as such in the "The Treaty with the Cherokee of 1866," (see Articles 8, 19, and 4) signed by the United States Government and the Cherokee Nation of 1866. The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is not the same Cherokee as in the Treaty of 1866.
The Cease-Fire Agreement between the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE and the United States gives mutual recognition to each other. The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE does not have a Peace Treaty and does not need one since we, the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE Government and the United States Government, have upheld ARTICLE I of the Cease-Fire Agreement, cited in this paragraph.
A legitimate Demand was presented to and accepted by an authorized representative of the United States Government from the Principal Chief of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE. The Demand is for the occupied land, waters, resources, improvements and monies owed to the Southern Cherokee for the past and present usage of the land, waters, resources, improvements and monies owed to The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE by the United States Government in accordance with the Treaty of 1866. The legitimate Demand accepted by the United States Government also includes the Arkansas River and its riverbed and any improvements.
Monies and interest on the monies, owed by the United States Government to the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE, has NEVER been paid.
When the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE receive monies owed, it will be used to build the Country of the Southern Cherokee and to help our citizens return to the land which is rightfully theirs.
As part of the building process I, as Principal Chief of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE "DECLARE A RIGHT TO RETURN." This simply means if you are a Cherokee, and can prove it, with legitimate lineage and supporting documents, you can apply for citizenship to the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE. The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE is accepting preliminary applications for citizenship from any person who can prove they are Cherokee. All lineage and documents will be verified by the Southern Cherokee Citizenship Office. The One Million Plus (1,000,000+) Cherokee who are disenfranchised are especially encouraged to apply for citizenship to the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE.
Groups fraudulently claiming to be the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE include, but are not limited to:
The Southern Cherokee Nation (SCN) and Various Groups
Southern Cherokee OK
Southern Cherokee Nation of Kentucky
Southern Band of the Cherokee (Wind Clan)
These fraudulent groups continue to operate despite numerous complaints given to the United States Government from the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE Government. The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE Government considers the continued operations of these fraudulent groups as being condoned by the United States Government and is being used as a diversionary tactic to steer legitimate Cherokee away from the legitimate SOUTHERN CHEROKEE Government and to obstruct the building process of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE.
The Principal Chief of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE is a Supreme Sovereign. All Powers of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE Government, until we build, is vested in the Office of the Principal Chief. The Principal Chief has the full authority to make, negotiate and sign any bilateral or multilateral treaties, agreements, licenses, documents, contracts, and compacts.
The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE recognizes the 1827 Constitution of the Cherokee. The SOUTHERN CHEROKEE will not periodically change its Constitution and seek approval from the United States Government. The Southern Cherokee will amend the 1827 Constitution of the Cherokee and to take it from the 19th Century into the 21st Century.
The Official Form of Government of the SOUTHERN CHEROKEE is PERMANENTLY NEUTRAL.
Please read: “The Updated Letter from the Principal Chief”
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© August 28, 2013