Scott wrote:
>
> It's an interesting question and totally unenforcable as law. Who is
> indigenous where and what percentage of indigenous descent is critical
> to the rights granted.
It is interesting that the US Government, which is not a signatory to
the international Court or International Law but will use the Court and
the Law when it suits it. In the long view Justice will be done. The US
will not for ever have the ability to be a Kingdom on to its self. One
has to take the long view. Many generations into the future will be able
to use these rights to advance the Cause of Justice.
> I am, by descent, Blackfoot Indian, Scots, Irish and Welsh--but that's
> how far back. I would postulate that many of us if not most of us could
> if we had perfect knowledge trace our ancestry back to Abraham.
How ever it will be resolved in the future, the Indigenous people of the
world will be able to negotiate as equals. This distinction is not a
insignificant matter. A just solution will be arrived at which will
allow all peoples to go forward to a united future.
> Which square milimeter of Israel becomes mine by that lineage?
I don't know. Might I suggest you sent your pennies to the present
landholder who has been maintaining it since your birth.
Regards,
Albert
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