Historic Recognition Establishes Indisputable Sovereignty of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke and Borinken Nations: Archaeological Evidence Shatters Colonial False Narrative, Proves Indigenous Written Language Existed Millennia Before European Contact
AKWESASNE, Â In a groundbreaking proclamation issued today, the Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke Government, in full concert with the Sovereign State of Borinken, has formally recognized the AgĂĽeybana Library (also known as the Father Nazario Stones) as incontrovertible archaeological evidence establishing their already indisputable sovereignty and independence under international law. This recognition fundamentally dismantles the colonial false […]
Historic Indigenous Unity: Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke and National Sovereign State of Borinken Sign Groundbreaking Treaty Establishing Sovereign Banking System and Economic Alliance
In the first treaty of its kind between North American Iroquois and Caribbean Borinken indigenous nations, the Northern Ierahkwa/Iroquois Federation and the National Sovereign State of Borinken today announced the signing of the Extended Two Row Wampum Convention Agreement and the Evergrowing Tree of Peace treaty. This historic treaty establishes a formal alliance between the […]
Historic Invitation to Sovereign National State of Borinken
Sovereign Government of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke – In a decisive step toward strengthening Indigenous sovereignty and regional unity, the Government of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke has formally extended an invitation to the Sovereign National State of BorikĂ©n to join the Ever-Growing Tree of Indigenous Nations Convention.This historic initiative represents much more than a treaty—it is a […]
Archaeologist Reniel RodrĂguez Highlight the Importance of the Father Nazario Stones
Guayanilla, Puerto Rico – In an event of profound cultural and historical significance, archaeologist Dr. Reniel RodrĂguez Ramos, a specialist in Caribbean archaeology, presented the Father Nazario Stones, also known as the AgĂĽeybana Library, to the Prime Minister of the Ierahkwa ne Kanienke Federation (Iroquois), internationally recognized as a representative of one of the oldest […]
Strengthening Ancestral Bonds: Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke Meets with Sovereign National State of Borinken
In a landmark event for indigenous unity, the government of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke recently held a cultural and diplomatic encounter with The Sovereign National State of Borinken, one of the oldest indigenous communities in the Caribbean, with a history spanning over 1,500 years. The meeting, held in Puerto Rico, was aimed at building bridges of […]
Citizens Make Historic Tax-Free Purchases in the United States
In a remarkable step forward for the recognition of our nation’s sovereignty, citizens of Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke have successfully made purchases and consumed goods in the United States without paying taxes—simply by presenting their official citizenship and identification cards. This milestone, captured in recent video recordings, marks more than just a practical benefit. It represents […]
The Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke Government Affirms Sovereignty and Calls for Unity
The Ierahkwa Ne Kanienke Government Affirms Sovereignty and Calls for Unity Among Indigenous Peoples In a powerful address today, Rarahkwisere, Acting Prime Minister of the Ierahkwa ne Kanienke Government, Keepers of the Eastern Door, called upon clans, villages, and communities across the lands to unite under the auspices of the Kaianerehkowa (Great Law of Peace). […]
A Message of Sovereignty and Truth: Mohawk Elder Appeals to King Charles
On May 26, 2025, a powerful letter was sent to His Highness King Charles of Britain by Kahentinetha Horn, an 86-year-old Kanienkehaka (Mohawk) Bear Clan elder and long-standing advocate for Indigenous sovereignty and the Kaianerekowa, the Great Law of Peace. In her message, Kahentinetha boldly reaffirmed the authority of the original peoples of Turtle Island […]
Strengthening Ties: Ierahkwa Meets Sovereign Alibomas Kituwah Nation
The government of Ierahkwa recently embarked on a significant diplomatic mission to engage with the Sovereign Alibomas Kituwah Nation. This meeting, aimed to foster mutual understanding and explore opportunities for collaboration between the two nations. During the visit, representatives from Ierahkwa participated in discussions centered around various sectors, including economic development, cultural exchange, and environmental […]
Legalize Your Cannabis Business and Avoid Closure
In the past month, New York saw the closure of approximately 1,000 cannabis dispensaries. These shutdowns were not random. They occurred because these businesses were operating without valid licenses and failed to meet regulatory standards. This widespread crackdown has sent a strong message to the cannabis industry: operating without a license is not just risky—it […]
