The “obstructionist” profile of John Ridsdale

The complexities and massive history make this a more difficult profile to assemble.  Without question John Ridsdale is a First Nations member, we are led to believe he is Wet’suwet’en however the lines between Wet’suwet’en and Gitxsan become extremely blurred because most Wet’suwet’en since the late 30’s to 70’s broke with their tradition and started basing their ancestry on following the paternal lineage. John Ridsdale as we said has an extensive history, including one with criminal law. We do however contest his claim that he is the Hereditary Chief Na’Moks. See this article, John Ridsdale aka Hereditary Chief Na’Moks – Delgamuukw – Fabricated Identity? To this date John has not responded with any evidence to support his claim as Hereditary Chief Na’Mok

 

John Ridsdale has spent the last few years telling us the same green joke, no pipelines, oil and gas are bad, but jet setting all over the globe funded by Dogwood BC and Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition as well as Skeenawild Conservation Trust and  Stand.earth or any group that will pay his expenses for grandstanding and making claims he is there on behalf of the  Hereditary Chief(whom lost track of his antics) and the Wet’suwet’en Natiion where he never attends any functions or potlatchs despite his obligation to do so.

 

 

As they say there is little value in re-inventing the wheel, so we will post links to quite a number of stories about John and its starting to look like he is no longer connected to the other, also questionable Hereditary Chiefs. Read All Chiefs No Indians

• Hypocrisy without Limits – John Ridsdale

• John Ridsdale – Blockader Profile

• Did John Ridsdale outwit the judge?

• John Ridsdale got a suspended sentence & probation of three years.

• Wet’suwet’en Chief Na’Mox – John Ridsdale to plead guilty on 4 criminal charges

• Chief Na’Mox also known as John Ridsdale was arrested and kept in jail overnight

• John Ridsdale – Facts, Fiction and Moose Manure

• John Ridsdale stunt at the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues