52.) Bill C15, "Article 37- 1. Indigenous peoples have the right to the recognition, observance and enforcement of treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements concluded with States or their successors and to have States honor and respect such treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements. 2.Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as diminishing or eliminating the rights of indigenous peoples contained in treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements".(5 min. read )
If the current ongoing lawsuit of: Six Nations of the Grand River Band of Indians versus the Governor General of Canada and the Queen, continues to its end, these articles of UNDRIP will be null and void. It will not apply to Six Nations, as the court case will have been decided and supersede Bill C15, thereby doing away with all the "treaties agreements and constructive agreements", and all other legal bindings that Six Nations has with the Crown and Canada.
No matter what the decision of the court is, the "treaties, agreements and constructive arrangements" that Six Nations has with the Crown and Canada, are gone forever.
Article 37-2. Canada will say that it has not violated, diminished or eliminated the rights of Six Nations People under UNDRIP, as Canada has already diminished and eliminated the rights of Six Nation People by the decision of this currently lawsuit: Six Nation of the Grand River Band of Indians versus the Governor General of Canada and the Queen. Canada will profess it to be all legal and binding, because all the Six Nation parties agreed to the court's decision and all subsequent appeal decisions. When currently, it appears only the lawyers for all the parties involved, have agreed to push this agenda forward.
And this is only one of many Articles in Bill C15, that will be done away with, by this court case, no matter what the decision is. Forever.
But all Six Nation People, their Children and future Generations have not agreed to it. And this ancient and traditional law of the Six Nations is being violated by this lawsuit. As it is ancient Six Nation traditional belief that the land belongs to the coming faces, the future generations. The unborn generations of Six Nations. How can those yet unborn, give "informed consent" to this current lawsuit and the Court's decision?
This is simply the "Enfranchisement Act" in different clothing for 2023. To refresh our memories, the Enfranchisement Act was an act of genocide in the late 1800s and early 1900s by the Canadian government. In 1924, Haudenosaunee Chief Deskaheh- Levi General, protested against the Enfranchisement Act, in his speech- "The Redman's Appeal for Justice".
The Enfranchisement Act was when the Canadian government waved a few hundred dollars, a one-time payment, in the faces of the poor people of Six Nations, to remove their children and their future generations of Six Nations, from being considered Six Nation Citizens and not being considered "indians" or "Status Indians" under the "Indian Act" and Canadian law. Forever.
In 2023, Canada is again trying to use the Enfranchisement Act, dressed up as this current lawsuit, to again wave money, a one-time payment, in the faces of the poor people of Six Nations, to remove their children and their future generations of Six Nations from being considered Six Nation Citizens, with "treaties, agreements and constructive arrangements," with Canada and the Crown. Forever.
And that's why Canada is forcing this lawsuit to a close, before the passage of Bill C15. Once passed, Bill C15 will be meaningless to the Six Nation citizenship. Forever.
All Canadian judges must make decisions that are in favor of the Crown, or the successor State- the Canadian government. All Canadian lawyers understand they are to protect Canada in all situations, including the current lawsuit. The Canadian Parliament can only pass laws and legislation that protect Canada.
Bill C15/UNDRIP was created to balance all of this, and eliminate the heinous and vile colonialism of the Indian Act. Bill C15/UNDRIP was created so the Indigenous People of Canada will have their rights protected, not have their rights diminished or eliminated that are contained in "treaties, agreements and constructive arrangements" with Canada. Specifically, not to have these rights diminished or eliminated through court decisions or predetermined court decisions.
Article 45 "Nothing in this Declaration may be construed as diminishing or extinguishing the rights of indigenous peoples have now or may acquire in the future." This is exactly what Canada is doing in this current lawsuit. This lawsuit will be diminishing and extinguishing the rights of Six Nation people have now or may acquire in the future through Bill C15.
A reasonable person would conclude, that is the reason why Canada is forcing this lawsuit through quickly before UNDRIP is passed as Bill C15. Because then Bill C15 would be meaningless. And Canada can say they're enforcing the parts of Bill C15 that are applicable, outside of the court decision from: Six Nations of the Grand River Band of Indians versus the Governor General of Canada and the Queen.
That's why Canada, and all the Canadian lawyers representing all the indigenous parties involved, are pressuring all indigenous parties in the lawsuit to agree to be legally bound by the Court's decision and all subsequent appeal court decisions. This way, the Six Nation People, their Children and the future generations of the coming faces of Six Nation People will be locked out of UNDRIP, forever.
As you can see, what Canada do is doing is not that complicated. As the whole world watches.