April 26, 2017

Zapatistas -- Kagemusha: April is Also Tomorrow


Marcos in Sonora photo by Brenda Norrell, Censored News

Kagemusha: April is Also Tomorrow
Subcomandante Insurgente Galeano


April 12, 2017

A few months ago, Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés gave me a more extensive and substantive summary of what he just told you.

Perhaps unintentionally, he had detected a through line between the past and the storm that’s here now.

Early this morning, after listening to the stories—told through the voice of SupMoy—of the oldest of our compañeros, I returned to my hut. In any case, an unseasonal rain had begun to lash the tin roof, and it was impossible to hear anything beside the storm.

I continued rummaging through the trunk that SupMarcos had entrusted to me, because I thought I had seen a text that might relate to what I had just heard.

LIVE in New York: Indigenous Women Protecting Earth, Rights and Communities

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Michelle Cook, Dine', and Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca in New York today.


Photo by Michelle Cook
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Featuring 

Casey Camp Horinek (Ponca; Ponca Nation Council Woman, WECAN Advisory Council Member, USA)
Lucy Mulenkei (Maasai; Executive Director of the Indigenous Information Network, Kenya)
Kandi Mossett (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara; Lead Organizer on the Extreme Energy & Just Transition Campaign with the Indigenous Environmental Network, USA)
Gloria Ushigua* (Sápara; President of the Association of Sapara Women, Ecuador) - to be confirmed
Betty Lyons (Onondaga; President and Executive Director of the American Indian Law Alliance, USA)
Michelle Cook (Diné; human rights lawyer and founding member of the of the Water Protector Legal Collective at Standing Rock, USA)
Heather Milton Lightening (Pasqua First Nation, Cree, Anishinabe, Blackfoot and Dakota; Indigenous Tar Sands Campaigner with Polaris Institute, Canada)
Alina Saba (Limbu; Nepal Policy Center, Nepal)

Watch more on Indigenous Women's Media
https://www.facebook.com/womensindigenousmedia/videos/440975529591193/
Read more about forum:
http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2017/04/indigenous-women-voices-of-global_24.html

Mohawk Nation News: 'It's No Use' Strategy

“IT’S NO USE” STRATEGY

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MNN. April 26, 2017. On ono-ware-keh. great turtle island, had no prisons, poor houses, orphanages, old age homes, army, police, starving homeless people, insane asylums or welfare. Planned hopelessness is part of Duncan Campbell Scott “to get rid of the INDIAN problem”.
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The corporation wants to make us feel frustrated from doing anything about the state we are in today, and to continue to rely on them for everything. When they can control our fork, they can control all. We worked collectively and shared everything.
Corporation generated fear has been conditioned in us to feel scared all of our lives. This is not the design of our original people. We are suppose to co-exist in nature, and work together for survival.
Fake anger and constant shouting in their illusionary government is meant to intimidate especially the weak minded. We are shown as a society that is dirty and ugly. 
It’s the corporate hierarchical “I don’t count” syndrome.  
We are made to feel helpless and hopeless. Timelines, papers to be signed or sent, applications through computers, listening to misleading time-wasting messages, carrying ID cards for everything, pedophilia is everywhere, child abuse is rampant, losing your house, impossible to pay debts to the bank which own you, and so on… 
We are made to feel we can’t do anything without the corporation’s military authority and threats. We are made to live in a helpless, hopeless and guilt ridden state. It’s called a dictatorship.
We end up suffering low self- esteem, lose motivation and drive. The government certified authorities send us to prison for violating their “man-made” rules or to their sent to shrinks to learn obedience. 
NEW DIRECTION?!
It’s all mind control. They keep us sad, moody and dependant so we will need them forever. We feel anxious for our children, especially when they experience self-destructive thoughts. Government assisted dying is now encouraged. Drugs are being sold on the open market instead of behind the scenes by the government. The state always finds something wrong to punish or threaten us.
There is mild depression, severe depression, hallucinations and delusions and then punishment or execution. in European they had beheadings, torture chambers, burning at the stake, public hangings where the people brought their family for a picnic. Today there are 80,000 people in solitary confinement. This program was designed by the Dutch to drive people insane. They never got it right because they don’t want it right. They want to keep controlling everybody.
PLAN B!
How do we treat state created depressions? Say goodbye to fear. Stop the blackmail.  
The Birds got it perfectly when they sang: “It’s no use saying you’re gonna stay, if you don’t want to be all mine. I haven’t got room for somebody who’s gonna hurt me all the time….”
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POISON WATER, POISONED PEOPLE
Brenda Norrell  DANGER FOR MILITARY TO REVEAL OIL SPILLS IN LAKE OAHE… MORTON CO. REJECTS FOI REQUESTS 

Lakota Joann Spotted Bear live at the UN April 26, 2017






Above Joann Spotted Bear live at the UN Permanent Forum today in New York.
Below: Live from the screening of AWAKE, the new film of Standing Rock water protectors.

Long Walk 5 with Winnebago in Nebraska

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Winnebago Public School Assembly
Photos by Western Shoshone Long Walker Carl Bad Bear Sampson
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Little Priest Tribal College Tour
Long Walker Carl Bad Bear Sampson