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• 8/28/2010 6:42 AM Haco wrote:
  His Legacy - Todays Tulsa World reports Muscogee's Bacone College is among private institutions deemed financially unstable- was managed by this person, Creek Nation requested to give several million dollars to Bacone College - by this person as a council member(vote failed), Creek Nation Nation Plagued by fights initiated between the Principal Chief (this person who lost) and National Council, Creek National Council irresponsibly squanders tribal funds placing entire Nation in Jeopardy(this person), supports supposed business and purchases that loot the treasury and today there is a shortage of tribal funds due to lawsuits filed by the National Council.
  Who is the common ingredient in all the above none other than BILL FIFE!
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  1. 8/29/2010 10:46 AM Muscogee Creek wrote:
     Your comments about 'this person' are all well documented. Why is it that some of us are deaf & dumb (not politically correct verbiage?) to the truth? I've learned that most of us follow some so-called leader because we were granted a favor(s). I wonder if that is true of 'this person'. He must have granted a lot of our tribal money to his followers & have blinded them.
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  2. 8/31/2010 12:55 PM Anonymous wrote:
     Bill Fife? The Bill Fife? The one who supported legislation to imprison any Supreme Court member who dared to opposed the National Council? Read it in NCA 07-167.
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• 8/30/2010 4:49 PM Eli Grayson wrote:
  FYI...the unofficial voting records...
  
  http://premium.fileden.com/premium/2008/2/18/1765574/UnofficialVotingRecords082810.pdf
  
  ps..to all of my relatives in McIntosh district and those of you who attend the community center there...be aware of the voting records of your representatives...to those of you who I personally asked to support AJ Jones and Selina Jayne , I sincerely apologize..who knew that tobacco money and community thievery would be more important than the people of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and its future.
  
  And on another note...I am a proud voter of McIntosh district...I am seeking to support individuals who believe they are qualified to served 'all' Mvskoke..looking for individuals who are not fence riders, liars, cheats, flip floppers and who when makes a campaign promise will not be fork tongue just for a vote but will fight to keep a campaign promise.
  If you feel you can do a better job and an honest job...please dont hesitate to ask for my vote.
  Sincerely,
  Eli Grayson
  eligrayson@hotmail.com
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  1. 8/31/2010 12:44 PM Anonymous wrote:
     Just over three years ago and before the general election, and when George Tiger was Speaker, the Supreme Court issued an opinion and order of citation for contempt against the National Council. The charge was the National Council usurped the authority of the Executive Office by modifying salaries and benefits, creating new positions and eliminating other positions. The National Council took the additional step of limiting the Executive Office budgetary amounts requested for legal counsel. The National Council didn’t stop there, they subsequently directed what the Executive Office could and could not do with any legal funding it received.
     
     Eli Grayson, do you have a copy of NCA 07-167 that calls for the imprisonment of any Supreme Court member who finds any member of the National Council in contempt, and will you publish a link on this website?
     
     Citizens need such materials to remind them that the National Council will go to any length to force their will on them and to destroy the separation of powers doctrine in their rabid quest to control the Nation.
     
     In the Order of Citation for Contempt, Supreme Court Case SC 06-07, the Supreme Court ruled: “A hearing on the issue of contempt was held before the full Supreme Court at the Tribal Mound Complex on July 18, 2007. Before the hearing, this Court ruled on two motions filed by the Defendant National Council on the 18th of July, hours before the scheduled hearing. Both Motions were denied and the Court reiterated that legislation passed by the National Council in an attempt to intimidate or harass this Court was unconstitutional and a further infringement on the separation of powers doctrine. “
     
     Also in SC 06-07: “The Court refers the parties back to our opening statements on July 18, 2007 where we found unconstitutional NCA 07-167, which is legislation passed by the National Council providing for, among other things, the imprisonment of the members of the Supreme Court should they ever find any officer of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation to be in contempt.” The Court added, “The members of the National Council are, in fact, officers of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.”
     
     It would be helpful too, if you could do the same with the OPINION AND ORDER OF CITATION FOR CONTEMPT, Supreme Court Case No. SC 06-07 (renumbered from SC 2005-03)
     
     Of interest is that the National Council has been cited for contempt and cannot be cited again for
     contempt. Should the National Council again be found in Contempt of Court, a higher lever of
     punishment is required.
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     1. 9/2/2010 9:37 AM Eli Grayson wrote:
        Attached is a link to NCA-07-167 and the veto message from Chief Ellis...
        
        http://premium.fileden.com/premium/2008/2/18/1765574/NCA07167andVETO.pdf
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        1. 9/2/2010 8:57 PM Eli Grayson wrote:
           SC 06-07
           
           A large file...will take a minute or three to download depending on your computer speed....
           
           http://premium.fileden.com/premium/2008/2/18/1765574/SC0607ORDER.OPINIONCONTEMPT083010.pdf
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           1. 9/13/2010 10:21 AM Anonymous wrote:
              Thank you, Eli.
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• 9/30/2011 5:12 AM long dress wrote:
  Thanks dude. This was interesting seeing
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• 9/30/2011 9:56 AM Wanda wrote:
  Thank you Eli, Your always on top with great information. Wish the some of the NC had half the knowledge you do.
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