Date Posted:10:11:05 10/02/09 Fri Author:soar with the eagles Subject: lester howse
North American Indian Day World MohawkNationNews Piece Maker comes to Akwesasne Canada
Full story: mohawknationnews.com
Mohawk Nation News service began during the Mohawk/Oka crisis of 1990 by providing updates on the resistance. THE PIECE MAKER COMES TO AKWESASNE � Lester the Molester of Lost Minds by Splitting the Sky MNN. Sept. 24, 2009. Lester the Mind Molester was brought to Akwesasne from Alberta to confab with the Camel Toe cult people who are treasonously undermining the Great Law. It�s been rumored they are going with Lester Howse to sit in the desert for 40 days and 40 nights. But don�t trust him! He probably has a private stash of food and water tucked away in his camel s�t while everybody else starves. We hear these cultists recently found a statue in Central Park of their guru, who looks like Oren Lyons, sitting backwards on a camel wearing an Uncle Sam hat. The following are excerpts from my book, Autobiography of Dacajeweiah, Splitting the Sky, on my adventures with Lester the Mind Molester Howse. I warn anyone: don�t even dare try to threaten me in defense of that phony knucklehead. Wanna know more, buy my book �cause I�m sick of discussing this subject. [splitting_the_sky@yahoo.com, www.splittingthe sky.com ] Lester Howse doesn�t have a camp at the Foothills of the Rockies in Alberta. He and his wife and family live at her Cree/Mohawk community of Grande Cache. I was eastern coordinator for AIM in Maryland. We were invited for a conference on native sovereignty in Edmonton Alberta from Feb. 15-19, 1993. P. 61. Howse and his wife, Merlin, picked me up at Edmonton airport and drove me to Anne Bronson Notnes� home. She financed the trip. P. 62. Lester Howse tries to come off as a resister for Indian rights. He gained my confidence in the beginning. He turned out to be a self-serving hustler. Regarding my wife, Sandra, �You mean she used to be your women?� Howse replied, �Yeah, used to be�. Sandra had a relationship with Howse and had a son, Dylan, whom I adopted. Howse puts on a humanitarian front. Sandra said he was a chronic woman abuser, something I have zero tolerance for. P. 65. Howse asked us to help draft a statement to the town council to resist the relocation of the Indigenous people from
