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Janis Schmidt Speaks Out — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 20:54:32 GMT

Thank you. I hope to be more active and involve readers.

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Janis Schmidt — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 03:18:00 GMT

When a girl is molested or raped, she learns by example, to keep her mough shut. If she talks, she is going to be put down by her friends and family, scorned and rejected. How much worse for a girl who wasn't raped, who was new to the reservation, who was subjected to questioning by 3 Warwick administrators if she had been raped. When she was asked in front of her father if she had told Ms. Schmidt that she had been raped, the girl, of course, said no.

The girl was bright, responsive to learning, eager to learn about her culture, was particularly interested in Leonard Peltier, AIM, and Wounded Knee, in part, because she was related to Leonard Peltier. After bringing J J’s grief-stricken parents to Washington, you, Mr. Dorgan, made this remarkable statement: “our legal system has found Leonard Peltier guilty of the crime for which he was charged. I have reviewed the material from the trial, and I believe the verdict was fair and just.” Don’t you think that’s the height of hypocrisy?

Someone needs to make a change, and sadly enough, that is not you, if all you can think of is to send in more “trained officials”. It’s these trained officials who have ignored a report of child abuse, when it is presented right under their nose, by yours truly. I am so disappointed in you, Senator, that I think I will run for Senator, because I would never stand for this situation if it were presented to me. I would start at the top, and start kicking butt, starting with Governor Hoeven and his rotten Attorney General’s office, who routinely commit misconduct with total abandon, knowing that no judge is ever going to make them answer any questions, much less indict them. If elected, I would start cleaning house, starting at the top and working my way down. When I got to the bottom, I would see to it that Native Americans receive the justice they deserve, and is long overdue.

Instead of calling grief stricken parents to testify before Congress, you should have called me. I would have named names of all the rotten officials involved in the wrongful death of a young Indian girl, who, as a 12 year old was wrongfully questioned by Warwick Public School administrators about a rape, just to set her up to replace the real rape victim. There’s a real problem with jurisdiction that has never been addressed. As a result, all your trained officials point fingers, but no one can investigate or prosecute crime on the reservation.

unless it is selective, for some nefarious purpose, such as the bogus trial of Leonard Peltier.

Should you wish to do it right, and have ME testify, you know where to find me. If you want to join the campaign, you can find me at jlschmidt@gondtc.com, or call 701-294-2106. It’s time to get the movement started.

Sincerely,

Janis Sc

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