Alburgh, Vermont's "Four Indians" and Vermont's "Abenaki" Recognition Process.wmv

Alburgh, Grand Isle County, Vermont's October 1863 Four Indians mentioned in the Town Record's. This video explains how the original record (Primary source) data was not shown or provided in the 206-2012 Vermont "Abenaki" Recognition Process, not by Johnson State College Professor Frederick M. Wiseman, Ph.D. nor by any of the Partlow / St. Francis. descendants. The "Abenaki" Recognition Petition Applications were not sourced for their data accuracy, let alone the data's relevancy to these groups claiming to be "Abenakis" of Vermont. No one sought to validate the sufficiency of the claimed research data, nor did anyone politically etc ever seek to confirm that the claims made by the various groups 'evidence' actually existed in the first place!

This video is just one example of the flawed Vermont State Recognition Process put into place by Professor Wiseman and manipulated by many, both politician and claimed "Abenakis."

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To review the documents contained in this video, place go the following link:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Reinvention-of-the-Alleged-Vermont-and-New-...

For further review of the "Abenaki" historical dynamic's inside and around Vermont please see the following links:

http://reinventedvermontabenaki.blogspot.com

http://abenakinews.blogspot.com/2010/05/welcome-nitona.html

http://www.nedoba.org/topic_truth.html

http://nedoba.blogspot.com/2011/06/civil-war-challenge-mohawk-serve-for.html

I am allowing approved comments yet I am not here to debate on this video, because the documents speak for themselves and so don't the Four Indians whom were Mohawks from Akwesasne! If anyone wishes to communicate with my person they can contact me personally by email or through facebook.com and I will decide whether or not to communicate further with that person or persons.

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