Ok the tribe hasn't given their backing to make the coin official. They have spoken for months and a lot about introducing BTC to help his people, but Paya decided to create one (much better idea).

It might seem like lies but he is promoting Mazacoin by statements like "the official currency of the lakota people"... it's presented in idealism.

You have this reporter who wrote that "straight out of the gate" report about Paya on indianz and doesn't know him. Big deal, where is the statement from the president (important no?) declaring that Paya is a fraud, besides the fact it is mentioned in his report that Paya has been in discussions. He is not a member of the tribe he has already said where he's from, a Cheyenne tribe I believe. Didn't know he's in another tribe, yep he's done his research before the article.

He was declined an interview aswell! When he's being interviewed by max keiser and travelling around america to NY etc, and he declines and interview at some local news with somebody who frankly could be known in their area as a bit of a cunt reporter. I don't want to judge eh. People complaining about him not speaking to his people first, he's been at this for months guys, he's probably planted as many seeds as possible.

What Paya needs now is for the world to invest and give the coin worth, enough worth so people like the save the childs foundation he spoke of at that centre on youtube, can use part of their initial 1,000,000 donation to buy something beneficial. Then the ball is rolling when people who picked up a paper wallet of Maza off him for 10$ is worth $30 to buy something somewhere... a vendor who is able of online / any system he can implement (Free lakota bank??)

GOOD LOOK PAYA KEEP GOING
he isn't readin this, bet he's busy as hell talking to vendors and anyone in rapid city.