Chief Smogelgem - The JLS Report

Introducing “Smogelgem” of the Sun House

January 27, 2020January 30, 2020 JLS 0 Comments Chief Smogelgem, Gisdewe Thomas George, Likhts’amisyu clan, Parrot Lake, Smogelgem, Sun house, Tsebasa Mary George

One of the tragedies that befall aboriginals is when greed driven corruption finds the need to create a fiction history of a nation to cover the theft of a genealogy where birthright has monetary value. Such is the case for the Wet’suwet’en clan of the Sun House. Such is the Read More

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Warner Naziel is not Chief Smogelgem

March 5, 2019December 2, 2019 JLS 7 Comments Andrew George, Chief Smogelgem, Gloria George, Johnny David, Laksamshu, Smogelgem

Our intention here is to prove and end the debate over who the present day Smogelgem is, and who it is not. This debate has gone on far to long and its time for the Laksamshu to come clean on the truth. Cheif Mikhlikhlekh or better known as Johnny David Read More

Protect Women's Rights regardless of ethic origin.

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In defense of the Wet’suwet’en Matrilineal Coalition

February 27, 2019December 2, 2019 JLS 1 Comment Alphonse Gagnon, Chief Smogelgem, Laksamshu, Leonard George, Smogelgem, Warner Naziel, Wet’suwet’en women

Wet’suwet’en women are being denied the right to exercise the roles they were sworn into for purely sexist reasons. If the male Wet’suwet’en are the only ones allowed to negotiate on behalf of their people, then their mistake was to allow Wet’suwet’en women to become hereditary chiefs.

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Wet’suwet’en Strong - The Symbol of Male Dominance over women.

February 22, 2019January 27, 2020 JLS 3 Comments Breaking violence against women, Chief Smogelgem, Chief Wihaliy’te, Darlene Glaim, Gloria George, Goo-htse Awh Smogelgem, Hereditary Chief Woos, John Ridsdale, Morice River Road, Theresa Tait-Day, Warner Naziel, Wet’suwet’en chiefs, Wet’suwet’en Strong

The slogan “Wet’suwet’en Strong” with the fist raised is symbolic of male dominance and aggression against its own women, hereditary chiefs included. In this article we will show you what they have been hiding from the public. All too many times we have seen the “Wet’suwet’en Five” aka as the Read More