Buffy Saint Marie is always presented as Native American or Canadian, or should we say Indian. He is also from Canada, but was adopted by American parents.

Sainte Marie loves folk singing and focuses on the world of Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. He covered their songs and put Indian artifacts on his album covers.

The singer even won an Oscar for co-writing the hit song “Up Where We Belong” in 1983 with ex-husband Jack Nitzsche (he’s dead now) and Will Jennings. He probably made a lot of money from it.

SO, this has been going on for 60 years. And now the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has released a very detailed report stating that Sainte Marie was not Canadian, Native American, Canadian, or Indian at all. They found his birth certificate from Stoneham, Massachusetts. They interviewed his relatives, who all agreed that he had never been adopted, his father being Italian, his mother being English and Scottish.

Yes, Virginia, there is no Santa Claus. Buffy Saint Marie is George Santos, and many others, such as Rachel Dolezal. His life has become a big scam.

Sainte Marie publishes articles on Instagram and videos on YouTube that are very carefully worded. He doesn’t call the Stonehams a “biological family,” but a “growing family.” He says he doesn’t know who she is, even though he thinks she’s a liar.

Why doesn’t Sainte Marie do a DNA test? It’s been easy to get for at least two decades. I say, let’s put him on Henry Louis Gates’ PBS show and get to the bottom of this potential scandal.