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In support, of the Dr.
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"In dealing with the’ ‘White |

people, we ‘don’t. heed” warrior
societies or tough | guys,’ he said.

"It is better not ‘to ‘deal ‘with

whites i in a spirit of ¢ anger, for the
sake of our humanness, 01 our men-
tal well-being.”

_ Self-government means noth-

. ing ‘without resources and public
services, he’ said, and it means .
nothing without jurisdiction over ”

land and resources. "The govern-

ment i is resisting every approach,
_ ‘and: we are prepared to reject:
| their: proposals if we have to —
| ‘these’ aré not real rights, they are
_pretend rights — and that would

be far better than pretending.
"Be prepared, at some point,

| to. ask your leaders to say yes or

_- no to the new federal proposals,"
he said. The Constitution, he
cautioned, is no more a panacea

_ for the First Nations than the

Indian Act was. "We don’t want
‘the Constitution to become an

_ obstacle. |

"We will abandon all efforts to.

reform white society's view of us.

We will go ahead and assert our-
selves, ~ with ‘or “without” -per-
mission. At. that point, when. you -
are confronted with a ‘fisheries
officer -or some other authority,
that’s when our policy of kindriess .

_ will be tested."

‘Mercredi recalled arecent trip

; he. todk to’ Témiskaming, ‘an

Algonquin community in northern

' Quebec. At a school there’ he ‘in-

troduced himself to the primary

grade children, explained his role

as natiorial chief: and asked them

what he ‘should do. ."Listen’ to
your mother," said one. "Do your

homework,” said another. oo
But his favourite reply, Mer-

credi said, came from a girl who

advised him, "Be cool."

"So ‘whenever I'm sitting
across the table from Joe Clark -
and I see him starting to get
upset, I just tell myself, Be cool?"
he said with a broad smilé, —

Nisga’a Tribal Council execu- .

tive director Joe Gosnell told Mer-

credi he had the endorsement and

support of the tribal council.

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