Dear New Citizens of Turtle Island

     I Am Mr. Tracy Charles Gibson. I am a long-time activist & organizer for fairness, equality, justice, the Rights of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals & Transgendered People, economic equality, positive Youth issues -- & Native American Rights. I Am also deeply concerned with World Peace issues, Women's Rights, Workers Rights & the Rights of marginalized People, marginalized communities and marginalized countries.


     Turtle Island is what Native American People call the United States. This is their homeland. This is an un-refuted fact. Many Native Americans have African blood & lineage & vice Versa. I know about the book & the body of research that proves Africans were in the Americas before Native American People. I know for sure Native Americans were the ones who met Columbus and the Dutch when they came here.  It was the Native Americans who taught them how to survive and till and benefit from crops and livestock. I know about the book & body of evidence stating that Africans were here before Native People, but I have yet to thoroughly study this body of work & evidence. I not only plan to, I promise I will & I promise to take that cause -- Africans as first or Native North Americans --  up with the New Native American body that truly represents North Americans with fairness, inclusion, true wealth, sharing, a stable government that is respected & honored All over the World, & true & democratic principals that stand the test of time, leave a whole & decent Planet for our children & grand children, & resolves conflicts through Reasonable, well-thought-out negotiation -- not hurtfulness.


     Neither Major Party  -- Republicans nor Democrats  -- have any real evidence of actually helping resolve permanently issues like racial discrimination, poverty, hopelessness, fairness, over taxation, education, agriculture, Pollution, gentrification, over exploitation, & a lack of fair opportunity.


     This is why I am demanding that Black People take 60 % of their tax bill & send it to the Native American Rights Fund at 1506 Boulder,  Colorado 80302 - 6296  & send a letter to the Internal Revenue Service saying we are doing this because:


$300 Million Dollars is well enough money for any one person to have control over or ownership of.


     The Following People are NOT a part of Turtle Island:


     1] Those making more than $100 Million Dollars a year with a Net Worth of over $300 Million Dollars.


     2] Those who out - N - out consider themselves racists.


     3] Those who think & feel it is OK to keep Native Americans on sparkly - populated, arid, reservations with little chance of opportunities for work, education, self-preservation, family & Tribe Pride, good nutrition, a pollution-free environment, clean air & clean water, good paying jobs, & Tribe resiliency & Tribe decency.


     4] Those who own major tax-exempt corporations who pay line workers or low-level workers less
than $21.00 an hour & have traceable or non-traceable Net Values of over $300 Million Dollars.


     5] Those who want to destroy Turtle Island for Whatever reason. They are not welcome in Turtle Island.


     6] Those whose purpose is to maintain traditional White-run Capitalism & traditional White Supremacy.
    
     7] Those who refuse treatment for illegal drug use, excessive alcohol abuse, spousal abuse, gambling, mental illness { knowingly & willingly reject free treatment with skilled & qualified professionals } , are openly physically hurtful to others & have not sought treatment, & those who are not at least reading books to move towards self-treatment for these & other such maladies or additions.


     8] All those who have a consistent record of hurting children, have been convicted of hurting children or a admitted, open child abuser or admitted child molester & have not been or are not willing to seek extensive, systematic treatment.


     [ All 8 of these exit rules must be gone over by & approval by the Native American Rights Fund ; American Indian Business Leaders ( AIBL ) ; American Indian College Fund (AICF ) ; American Indian Higher Education Consortium ( AIHEC ) ; American Indian Policy Center ( AIPC ) ; Association of American Indian Affairs ( AAIA ) ; Indian Country Media Network ( ICMN ) ;  National Alaska Native American Indian Nurses Association ( NANAINA ) ; National Indian Child Care Association ( NICCA ) ; and the National Indian Counsel on Aging ( NICOA ).