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See Comments with regard to this legislation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/2061358334178007/permalink/2837509869896179
ReplyDeletehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/2061358334178007/permalink/2845643632416136
ReplyDeleteSee https://www.osagenation-nsn.gov/news-events/news/osage-nation-provides-2000-osage-tribal-members-need-cash-assistance
ReplyDeleteSee also https://www.facebook.com/osagenation/photos/a.755309157812729/4629068907103382/
DeleteSee https://www.facebook.com/OsageNews/photos/a.864378263623002/4354557567938370/
ReplyDeleteFacebook is down today so this is the alternative for communication until the site is restored.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.osagenews.org/en/article/2021/10/15/twenty-acres-and-why-narf-fought-osage-nation
ReplyDeleteThe argument for Osage Nation Congressional regional districting is strong. If we are going to own land outside of Osage County, then we need representation on a State by State basis in order to be able to properly interact with individual State Delegations to Washington D.C. from a legal standpoint as a Sovereign Native American Nation.
DeleteSee https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm
See https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
The Cherokee Nation has a Secretary of State who interacts with their membership where they reside on a State by State basis. See https://www.linkedin.com/in/melanie-knight-9a70b113 "The Cherokee Nation has more than 300,000 tribal members, making it the largest of the 567 federally recognized tribes in the United States." "...with 3,400 employees presently." See https://www.linkedin.com/in/melanie-knight-9a70b113
In comparison to the Cherokee Nation, the Osage Nation government has double the amount of employees (roughly 500) on the basis of the total population of members at 23,000 with 60 to 90 or more new hires on the way depending on who you're talking to...
To my knowledge, the only one of these lawyers who is actually licensed to practice in the State of Oklahoma is Judge Oldfield:
ReplyDeletehttps://osagenews.org/four-osage-judicial-branch-judges-up-for-retention-votes-in-2022-general-election/
One of these people has been there since the Gray administration and others for two terms which is more than enough time to become a licensed lawyer in the State of Oklahoma in all three cases. At the very least, this should be a requirement to sit on the Supreme Court of the Osage Nation.
DeleteVOTER NOTIFICATION:
ReplyDeleteSponsor of the legislation to take away the health benefits rollover: Paula Stabler.
Voting yes:
Scott BigHorse
Alice Goodfox
Billy Keene
Brandy Lemon
Angela Pratt
Jody Revard
Pam Shaw
Paula Stabler
No finding in the legislation as to why this was needed in the Pandemic with $100m plus coming from the Feds to assist the Osage people. Standingbear SIGNED the bill.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1409961255893517/permalink/3148543075368651
ReplyDeleteJoe Tillman for Principal Chief of the Osage Nation! See https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid029FjVv9mWiGwtQhHEVDpzsJ8SzHXiW1i6QMHwrT1kgqi4m7U7WjBxHqSz21xrHgwHl&id=100000216621959
ReplyDeleteTo prove the point and how well Joe Tillman did in this election, in 2014 there were 2267 votes cast for Chief of the Osage Nation and GSB received 963 more votes than his opponent. In 2018, 2403 Osages voted for Chief of the Osage Nation and GSB received 915 more votes than his opponent in that election.
DeleteIn this election in 2022, of 2,464 votes cast for Chief, GSB received a mere 86 more votes than Joe Tillman indicating a massive erosion and loss of support among the Osage Nation membership across the board and among those who likely voted for him in the last two previous elections.
📌 The CFRs for the "Mining of the Osage Mineral Estate for Oil and Gas":
ReplyDeleteThe comment period for the proposed CFR Rule published on January 13, 2023 (88 FR 2430), is reopened. Comments must be received by 11:59 p.m. EST on August 18, 2023.
Indian Affairs Bureau
"Proposed Rules Mining of the Osage Mineral Estate for Oil and Gas
FR Document: 2023-14440 Citation: 88 FR 43482 PDF Pages 43482-43483 (2 pages) Permalink
Interior Department
See Fish and Wildlife Service 2
See Geological Survey 1
See Indian Affairs Bureau 1
See Land Management Bureau 2
See Reclamation Bureau 3
See the above information at https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/07/10
YES!!!
DeleteSee https://osagenews.org/pawhuska-osage-casino-to-offer-exclusive-preview-for-tribal-members-oct-4/
ReplyDeleteI am Tina Allen and I am running for a seat in the Osage Nation Congress in 2024. It's time for me to get involved and do what I can to serve the interests of ALL of the Osage Nation members no matter where we live throughout the country, to do what I can to restore the power and prestige of the Legislative Branch as the representative body of the Osage people with the ultimate control over how our money is spent on behalf of and on what is really needed for all the people who have an Osage Nation membership. We have to stop non-essential spending for the sake of current and future generations. Some decisions about what new projects we take on have to be left up to future generations who do have the right to have more choices than just to pay for the crushing debt arranged by the elected officials in the first eighteen years since the Osage Nation government took over in 2006 from the last Osage Tribal Council.
ReplyDeleteIf elected to the ON Congress, I fully intend to protect the Osage Minerals Estate (OME) under the ON Constitution as the "General Authority" and to uphold the provisions of the 1906 Allotment Act as amended not only because it is Federal law; it is also upheld in the Osage Nation governing Constitutional document in more than one place. As a Headright owner as well, I believe that those who are OME Shareholders will be more likely to protect the OME Trust for the Headright Beneficiaries than perhaps those who are NOT an OME Shareholder. I will NEVER FORGET that first and foremost, this is a FEDERAL OME Trust with FEDERAL Headright Trust Beneficiaries.
See https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063674028953
Name link for Tina Allen for Osage Nation Congress does not work above. See https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063674028953
DeleteI am Tina Allen and I am running for a seat in the Osage Nation Congress in 2024. It's time for me to get involved and do what I can to serve the interests of ALL of the Osage Nation members no matter where we live throughout the country, to do what I can to restore the power and prestige of the Legislative Branch as the representative body of the Osage people with the ultimate control over how our money is spent on behalf of and on what is really needed for all the people who have an Osage Nation membership. We have to stop non-essential spending for the sake of current and future generations. Some decisions about what new projects we take on have to be left up to future generations who do have the right to have more choices than just to pay for the crushing debt arranged by the elected officials in the first eighteen years since the Osage Nation government took over in 2006 from the last Osage Tribal Council.
ReplyDeleteIf elected to the ON Congress, I fully intend to protect the Osage Minerals Estate (OME) under the ON Constitution as the "General Authority" and to uphold the provisions of the 1906 Allotment Act as amended not only because it is Federal law; it is also upheld in the Osage Nation governing Constitutional document in more than one place. As a Headright owner as well, I believe that those who are OME Shareholders will be more likely to protect the OME Trust for the Headright Beneficiaries than perhaps those who are NOT an OME Shareholder. I will NEVER FORGET that first and foremost, this is a FEDERAL OME Trust with FEDERAL Headright Trust Beneficiaries.
See https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063674028953
Tina Allen for Osage Nation Congress
Name link for Tina Allen for Osage Nation Congress does not work above. See https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063674028953
DeleteSee Campaign Statement of Tina Allen 2024 at https://www.facebook.com/groups/2061358334178007/permalink/3566184120362080
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