Re: Casting Stones

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: : : Never happen.  It's a can of worms no government or sensible officer of the law will willingly open.  Taken to its logical extreme, I am living on Oisconsin land.  I don't even know if any of that tribe exist anymore, but if one individual did, should he be entitled to disposses me and take back "his" land?
: : : If we say yes, and he comes to claim my land and house, leave your own door open Victoria as surely somebody will visit you with a writ.  And take yours.  And where does it end?  Back how many generations?

: : : Nope.  That dog won't hunt.

: : : Bill R

: : Hi Bill,
: : I just got back into town and haven't had time to read through this entire thread, but I had to respond to this comment.  In the 1970s, Congress gave back something like 70 million acres of land and $970 million to the Alaska Natives in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.  It's also happening in other states.  Don't pound those tent stakes too deeply into your ground there.  :o)
: : Chris

: Hi Chris,

: That's a fact I had not known, but even so, I suspect that the territory given back was a mite less populated than, say, Illinois or Wisconsin?

: Bill R



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