, the future for all of us looks very bleak. >> between pete seeger and oren lyons, you've got 177 yearsu have seen a lot of history with the american government and native americans. hen lyons, this is how reportedly reply to the treaty proposal -- can you talk more about the treaty and what you think happened to it, whether it was honored over 400 years in the significance of the belt? >> at this particular time, nation,aunee, onondaga the seneca nation and the cayuga nation are probably the last independent governments still in charge of land and not under the processes of the bureau of and washington, d.c., or the department of indian affairs in canada. we still raise our leaders, as we did before, by consensus and by agreement and by, first of all, having the women choose the leaders. the women have a great deal of responsibility in this process. they not only choose the leaders, but the leaders have to be agreed upon by consensus by the family. until she finds that consensus, then they will agrees to raise that leader. in the council of chiefs will also have that right of consensus