Hunnic Matinecock Tribal Intelligence Agency
Sovereign Intelligence – Security Analysis – Inter-Governmental Cooperation – Continuity of Law
Our Mandate
The Hunnic Matinecock Tribal Intelligence Agency operates under the sovereign and treaty framework of the Hunnic Matinecock Tribal Nation, a non-territorial tribal government acknowledged through federal, state, and international parity.
Our authority is founded on historic compacts, federal Indian law, and modern international instruments that affirm the Nation’s rights to safeguard its people, data, and heritage through lawful intelligence and coordination.
Foundation Frameworks
- Historic & Tribal Compacts
- Treaty of Canandaigua (1794—Haudenosaunee/Mohawk) • Fort Stanwix Treaties (1768, 1784—Haudenosaunee/Mohawk) • Jay Treaty (1794—cross-border Indigenous rights relevant to Haudenosaunee/Mohawk) • Treaty of Hopewell (1785—Cherokee) • Treaty of Holston (1791—Cherokee) • Montaukett Petitions (1685 & 1705) • Catoneras–Wappinger–Mohawk Marriage Compact • Pequot & Mohawk Confederacy Alliances
- International & Royal Treaties
- Windsor (1386) • Verdun (843) • Troyes (1420) • Westphalia (1648) • Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969)
- Modern Legal Anchors
- UNDRIP (2007) • ICCPR & ICESCR, Art. 1 • U.S. Supremacy Clause • 26 U.S.C. § 7871 & § 508(c)(1)(A) • Federal Trust Responsibility
Together, these establish a sovereign legal framework guaranteeing recognition, parity, and lawful Operation within domestic and international law.
Our Mission
To protect, analyze, and advance the interests of the Hunnic Matinecock Tribal Nation and its allies through intelligence leadership, cyber defense, and cooperative engagement with governmental and institutional partners.
Core Functions
- Strategic Intelligence & Analysis — monitoring developments that impact tribal, national, and global security.
- Cyber & Data Protection — securing sovereign networks, archives, and cultural information systems.
- Treaty Compliance & Liaison — ensuring observance of domestic, tribal, and international agreements.
- Counter-Disinformation & Cultural Integrity — preserving accurate narratives and ancestral records.
- Diplomatic Security & Protocol — enabling safe and confidential communications for sovereign envoys.
Intergovernmental Cooperation
HMTIA welcomes Memoranda of Understaning (MOUs) and other collaborative relationships with:
- Federal, state, and local law-enforcement and homeland-security departments
- Educational, research, and intelligence institutions
- International, tribal, and diplomatic governments
These relationships are conducted on a government-to-government basis, emphasizing:
- Mutual respect for jurisdiction and sovereignty
- Transparent information-sharing and consultation protocols
- Joint efforts in intelligence assessment, cyber defense, and cultural preservation
All cooperation aligns with UNDRIP Articles 18 & 31 and Executive ORder 13175 on federal-tribal consultation, ensuring ethical and lawful exchange of information.
Recognition & Partnership
HMTIA maintains recognized parity with governmental, educational, and international partners for intelligence liaison and information exchange. Our engagement is guided by Free, Prior & Informed Consent (FPIC) principles and UN guidelines on Indigenous Governance and Information Sovereignty (2023).
Our Ethic
“By Blood, By Right, By Decree – We Protect the Sovereign Future.”
Every analysis, briefing, and partnership upholds the ancestral oath to protect the People, the Nation, and the Law.
Contact & Secure Channels
Official Intelligence Communications: intelligence@hunnicmatinecocknation.org
Inter-Governmental Liaison: govrelations@hunnicmatinecocknation.org