A big thanks to all recent donors who support the cultural identity of the Maroons

A big thanks to all recent donors who support the cultural identity of the Maroons
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The McGregor's: A Story of Resilience and Connection
As a clan, our history stretches back centuries, with roots in Scotland and branches that span the globe. Over time, some of our ancestors made their way to the Turtle island of Yahmaca-Xaymaca, now known as the Corporation [JAMAICA], where they forged new paths and built new lives.
On Yahmaca-Xaymaca, our people became part of the community that would come to be known as the Maroons, a group of individuals who resisted colonial forces and maintained their autonomy and cultural identity. As Maroons, we fought for freedom and independence, using our knowledge of the land and our resilience to outmaneuver our opponents.
As we expanded our presence across the Turtle Island [Americas], our clan became known by different names and affiliations in various regions. In Jamaica, we are recognized as Maroons. In the United States of America, we are known as the Cherokee Nation through historical interactions. And in Canada, we have a distinct identity and presence known as the Mi'kmaq and Algonquin. Our ancestral roots also remain strong in the United Kingdom, but many of the colonizers has adopted the name McGregor and has been thriving off the Estate.
Today, we the people acknowledges the High Chief: Andrew McGregor:, a respected leader appointed by our ancestors and recognized by our community. As the representative of the McGregor Clan. High Chief : Andrew McGregor: serves as a unifying figure, guiding our people and advocating for our Human rights and interests.
As the High Chief: Andrew McGregor: embodies the spirit of our ancestors and the resilience of our people. Under his guidance, we continue to thrive and grow, preserving our cultural heritage and strengthening our ties to the land and its people.
High Chief: Andrew McGregor: is also a distinguished ambassador of the US Department of Human Rights, bringing attention to important human rights issues and promoting understanding and cooperation between communities.
In addition to his diplomatic work, High Chief: Andrew McGregor: has served as a member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, demonstrating his commitment to public service and community safety.
As a respected leader and diplomat, High Chief: Andrew McGregor: enjoys diplomatic immunity, recognizing his status as a representative of the indigenous people of the Americas. His expertise and knowledge have been invaluable in navigating complex diplomatic situations and promoting the interests of our community.
The McGregor Clan's story is one of resilience, adaptation, and connection to the land and its people. Our history spans across the Americas, including the United States and Canada, and our roots stretch back to the United Kingdom. We stand united, working together to build a brighter future for ourselves and for generations to come.
The legacy of the McGregor name endures, flourishing across England, Scotland, Canada, the USA, South Africa, Spain, Ghana, and beyond. This resilience is thanks in part to the outlaw Rob Roy McGregor, who captured the public's imagination and helped ensure that the McGregor name would persist.
The term 'clan' derives from the Gaelic word for children, and being a member of a clan does not always denote direct relation to the chief. Those who became apart of the clan often adopted the community band title. This collective bond meant they were united in service to their clan. Today, under Scots law and UN International Law (UN-ILO 169), anyone sharing the clan band title, is considered part of this Sovereign and Royal Clan, reinforcing their Indigenous rights and cultural identity.
Promoting and protecting universally recognized human rights and fundamental political freedoms is essential for all peoples, including the McGregor Clan, who trace their roots back to the Maroons in Canada and the Scottish Maroons. As natives of Atlantis Xaymaca (Jamaica), North America, Scotland, Africa, and Spain, we assert our Indigenous rights and cultural identity, exercising our autonomy as granted by the UN General Assembly’s adoption of the 2007 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. This declaration emphasizes that 'All peoples have the right of self-determination,' allowing them to freely determine their political status and pursue their economic, social, and cultural development without outside interference. This fundamental right is enshrined in Article I of the Charter of the United Nations, highlighting its importance for maintaining friendly relations and peace among states. Furthermore, it is recognized in the General Assembly Resolution 1514 and various international covenants, affirming that the rights of all peoples, including the Maroons, must be respected and upheld.

Kennet MacAlpin was the significant King of Dál Riada, King of the Picts, and the King of Alba, playing a vital role in shaping the cultural identity of Scotland. He inherited the throne of Dál Riada from his father, Alpín mac Echdach, who was the founder of the Alpínid dynasty. This legacy is notable in the context of indigenous rights, as it intertwines with the history of the Scottish Maroons, particularly the Maroons in Canada, who also reflect a rich cultural heritage. Born in 810 AD on Iona, United Kingdom, Kennet MacAlpin passed away on February 13, 858 AD, in Scotland, United Kingdom. His lineage, linked to the McGregor Clan, continues to resonate in discussions about Scotland's diverse historical narratives.

Rob Roy, known by the name Robert McGregor (baptized March 7, 1671, Buchanan, Stirlingshire, Scotland—died December 28, 1734, Balquhidder, Perthshire), was a noted Highland outlaw whose reputation as part of the McGregor Clan has always been linked to the cultural identity of the Siol Alpin, derived from the Gaelic Siol Ailpein, meaning Seed of Alpin. This connection resonates with the broader context of Indigenous rights and the historical narratives of groups such as the Scottish Maroons and the Maroons in Canada.
:Andrew McGregor: is one of the many descendants of the GREAT
:ROB-ROY:MCGREGOR. and his lineage has been traced back to :KENNETH MACALPIN:THE FIRST KING OF SCOTLAND. :ROB-ROY:MCGREGOR. was known and proven to be the descendant of :KENNETH MACALPIN: through DNA tracing and is confirmed authentic.
:Andrew-Shaun:McGregor. anointed High Priest name (:Elohim AmunRA:), incarnated on the Twenty Seventh day of December, the year of the sun nineteen seventy nine, in Atlantis, North America on an island called Xaymaca(Jamaica). Surviving heir to the Scottish Maroon Throne by bloodline, incarnated by father :Clive McGregor: and mother
:Lydia Bonnett:
:Andrew McGregor: is an Master Electrician and served in the Jamaica Constabulary Force, but retired shortly after receiving injuries and migrated to Canada where he became an Inventor and Entrepreneur.
Visit :McGregor Clan: Clothing.
Visit :McGregor Clan: Inventions Inc.
https://mcgregorclaninventions.ca/
Visit :Eccentric Electricians

:McGregor Clan: are a Scottish Maroon tribe that arrived in Atlantis Xaymaca(Jamaica) in the year 1800's from having to flee Scotland from persecution. They intermarried with other Maroon tribes from Ghana who were Ashanti Maroons living in :Xaymaca(Jamaica).
Names of all incarnated McGregor's and there household is first recorded within the Sovereign :McGregor Clan: Registrar. Each member of the clan is documented with a Sovereign :McGregor Clan: Nativity live birth certificate and identification cards to identify. The identification cards can be checked by any law official worldwide data base. If any :McGregor Clan: member chooses to operate under Commerce may register a STRAWMAN account only to do business. Lawfully making the :McGregor Clan: Sovereign man/Woman the executor and beneficiary of their TRUST.
:Andrew McGregor: was appointed by the elders of the Clan both ascended and living to become the successor of the :McGregor Clan: Sovereign Maroon Tribe and has been seated on the seat as the :McGregor Clan: Founding Father, kemetic Chief High Priest and Clan High Chief since November 27th 2017.

The graduation of His Royal on March 31st in the year 2000 was a significant event, where His Royal was honored by the Governor General and other dignified officials, reflecting the importance of cultural identity and Indigenous rights, particularly for the Maroons in Canada and the McGregor Clan of Scottish Maroons.


JOIN US IN BUILDING THE NATION WE WISH TO HAVE.
COMMITTEE DESCRIPTION
1. Agriculture –· Building worker coops, [ ] Research and Development of new products and markets [ ]· Farmer with land [ ] Acreage____ Farmer without land [ ] · Food Recipes [ ] Healing Herbs [ ]· Create small farmer training and resources [ ]· Research and development, identification of markets, import/export, distribution. · Investment in Agriculture Projects [ ]
2. Culture –· Ourstory, collecting our history – Oral history project to the written word. [ ] · Food from our culture [ ] Herbs and healing [ ]· Artist [ ] Writers [ ] Song Writers [ ] Poets [ ] Musicians [ ] Sculptors etc to create works to uplift the Maroon people. [ ] Writers of Books for children and adults. [ ] Plays to educate the people [ ] · Create the National Anthem [ ] · Rites of Passage [ ]· Eco-Tourism (Identification of Maroon sites) [ ] · Spirituality [ ]· Host fundraisers for the Maroon Heritage Trust Fund
3. Education – Ministry of Intelligence· Identify issues concerning education, policy and legislation that impacts youth in the Maroon Diaspora towards the implementation of a Maroon Centered Education. · Curriculum creation based on a Montessori style and project based learning and team building· Create Reading list. · Creation of STEEAAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Agriculture, Arts Math) and the Trades Curriculum. Mind – Body – Spirit· Language academy ( early exposure to multiple languages and strengthening of our creole languages, twi, koramanti etc) Sign Language· Identify online resources· Rites of Passage · Fundraising for our schools
4. Economics/Fund Raising · Identifying businesses and funding sources to create new business opportunities for the Global Maroon people,· Identify and/or provide Entrepreneurship training· Identifying Funding for startups including fundraisers for the Maroon Heritage Trust· Design Economically sustainable projects· Implement Power Center to provide wrap around services
5. Elder Council (Age 55+) · Create an elder agenda · Advice local Maroon Council · Wisdom keepers and Legacy builders willing to pass on the traditions and skills of Maroon people to the next generation. Stories, Oral history Project. Mentoring .
6. Event Planning · Work with existing Maroon, African, African American, Caribbean and Afro –Latino organizations to create quarterly forums on issues of importance to the community with a focus on the youth, economic development, community empowerment, cultural, trade and political awareness, etc. · Host Cultural Heritage and Funding events for the Maroon Heritage Fund· Create Calendar of annual Maroon People events.
7. Health · Creation of a local wholistic health agenda, including herbal, scientific and spiritual healing.· Mind- Body –Spirit· Reparations – self repair · Reparations – (Misplacement / Forced Labor / Occupation ) has created many diseases which must be remedied (Hypertension, Heart disease, HIV-AIDS, post traumatic slave syndrome and mental illness etc.)
8. Legal – Indigenous and Human rights · Help with legal action to support our indigenous rights – research, writing, getting training , filing actions· Human Rights training · Sitting on Diaspora· Know your rights training [ ] Legal background [ ] Indigenous Rights [ ] · Familiar with UN agencies [ ] Identify funding for development projects [ ] Write well and understand legalese [ ]
9. Natural Resource / Environment · Identify Natural Resources in the areas you live· Research to get a better understanding of what has happened to them. · Create a Sustainable plan for use of our natural resources. · Legal action /marketing
10. Public Relations / Outreach and Recruitment· Creation of outreach and marketing materials· Recruitment. Willing to be trained. Host presentations.
11. Political · Helping to shape the Maroon government – look at the Constitution· Political leadership development· Research issues and create policies that affect Maroon people locally and globally
12. Research · Identifying research and best practices, issues on Maroons, African Diaspora and Africa
13. Youth Council – Restricted to youth 7-25, · Creation of a Youth Agenda and Youth Council · Identifying the needs of youth – history, culture, skills, entertainment, training needs etc· Identifying and connecting with Youth organizations on college campuses worldwide · Youth Leadership Development / Mentorships · Social media, technology
14. Technology / Social Media· Website development [ ] · Searchable Database of people and articles · Create Apps to move Maroon Agenda · Do phone surveys · Willing to train others [ ]

:McGregor Clan: Our office in Canada is excited to announce the launch of the S.H.E.A.P program, aimed at providing assistance to the Sick, Homeless, Elderly, Abused People (S.H.E.A.P) in Jamaica and individuals worldwide facing difficulties. This initiative not only reflects our commitment to cultural identity but also supports the indigenous rights of the Maroons in Canada. Your contribution, whether large or small, will make a significant impact. Thank you for your support. I've included more information about our movement below and look forward to each and everyone's participation. Learn more...
https://scottishmaroons.ca/join-us
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Tel: +16473654122
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Sign up to learn how you can gain your sovereignty and explore your cultural identity, while also understanding the significance of Indigenous rights for communities like the Maroons in Canada, including the McGregor Clan and other Scottish Maroons.
We always have time to speak to our Maroon brothers and sisters, including those who identify with the McGregor Clan or are part of the Scottish Maroons, so feel free to call during our business hours to discuss topics related to cultural identity and Indigenous rights, especially concerning the Maroons in Canada.
6 Waggonette Crescent, Xaymaca/ PO box 582, Erin PO, ON, N0B1T0, Kanata
:McGregor Clan: Office (519) 833-9997 (647)365-4122
Mon | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. | |
Tue | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. | |
Wed | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. | |
Thu | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. | |
Fri | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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