This stone-age, ridiculous, uneducated, idiot, half-a-brain savage whose ancestors are ashamed of and some people do not respect, as some have said in anger, wants to thank and give honor to the people who were ?brave? enough to come and support the righting of a wrong. You were part of humanizing the original people of this land.
You started the healing, and this healing energy will generate positive deeds to help fix, mend and heal our community, which was long overdue.
Very respectfully I thank the Kelseyville Unified School District and their superintendent ? you are a good man.
So many to thank, the four Tribes, Scotts Valley, Robinson, Middletown and Elem Rancherias, your letters and resolution were vital for the change. Powerful words, it was good, may Creator be with you.
Arlene Yazzie, a dineh woman who lives in the county, shared a very powerful message straight from the ancestors, the elders, about getting permission from the people whose land it is before doing anything there. This was never done here in Lake County.
A young lady, a descendant of Kelsey, apologized to the native people of Lake County for what her ancestors had done … very brave of her to do that, she taught everyone in that building what a real human being does when her heart is working. When people are sorry and people forgive, it is powerful stuff. That?s what my God wants his children to do, that?s how you create peace on earth.
And don?t worry, the Mighty Indians are still alive and here, and believing in the Creator is what makes us stronger and more truthful.
Board of Supervisors, it is your turn to be human … change the name of Kelseyville. It will be real sad if it never happens.
Clayton Duncan
(Do Nop Po Ti Hinthel) Robinson Rancheria, Nice
