2018. Sarrisland & the Ides of March: Motion to the Court of Public Opinion My fate is in the hands of the General Council on April 14, 2018. I have been extremely provoked for fifteen (15) years of Sarris's unconscionable vendetta and abuses. Tribal members fear they or their family member will be targeted as evidenced by my daughter was threatened which is why I chose to take my case to the Court of Public Opinion in the first place. Without (ICRA) Indian Civil Rights Act protections tribal members are not safe; not safe from a fork-tongued self-decepted narcissists; not safe from abusers who target women, children, the elderly and the vulnerable; not safe from the willful deliberate corrupt. The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) is not a judiciary and are not equipped to handle these matters. I ask you to pray for Lorelle Ross and Gene Buvelot to give them the support, insight and strength of character to stand - propose the motion, second the motion: Lezlie Grigone not be...
Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, next level disenrollment. Culprits such as Chairman Greg Sarris are few among California's sovereign nations tribal leadership. Thousands of California Indians have been violated by those few. Aside from the couple of reams of documentation this boils down to a 'he said / she said' case. I said he did it on purpose, he said it was a mistake; either way he did it. Chairman Sarris does not get to cheat and hurt tribal members, not even by mistake. At a minimum he is guilty of gross malfeasance for his failure to take responsibility for his mistake long before now. Chairman Sarris is highly educated (Ph.D.). Chairman Sarris acted with malice and forethought. When questioned by the 9th Circuit Court, under oath, Chairman Sarris testified he made a mistake. Everybody makes mistakes, it's what you do after a mistake, (what lengths he's gone to avoid accountability), that matter. As far as mistakes go, this was a dozy, it c...