For me, Riel is a hero. What happened that time was a harsh judgement and oppressive rule. The government expands westward and found a Metis settlement, they didn't even care about it. They continued to survey the land without authority to them. The government just set them aside and do their work. It was a complete immorality for the government, not recognizing the Metis as if they weren't there. Well the government probably asks authority to the Hudson Bay Company who was recognized to owned the land but they didn't know that before them was the first nations to own it.

In conclusion, Riel is truly a hero of his people and I will challenge anyone to a debate who opposes it. My statements were clear for all of them, to realize how he do his job as a Protector of Metis community.

The government should have listened to the voices of the Metis, even though the expansion to the westward will be waited. They don't have the right to do it! They should asks the Metis opinion and approval for this situation. This won't last long if they just agreed to talk with them and approve their rights. Riel wrote a letter or I mean a some kind of an agreement between the government to recognize their presence of their fast movement of expanding

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