Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

March 18, 2012

Mohawk Nation News 'White Race Origins'

WHITE RACE ORIGINS 

Mohawk Nation News
http://www.mohawknationnews.com


MNN (Mar. 16, 2012) We need to know the origins and motives of our opponents. Melanin is the genetic component of Indigenous people, plants, animals, mother earth and everything on it. This connects us to each other and the natural world. It’s scientifically based.

The relationship between the earth and our mind is based on our interwoven electricmagnetic field.

Whites lack this interconnection. They fear and want to control nature. They have created a negative artificial existence.  They carry out orgies of destruction without empathy, reason or purpose.

Indigenous have memories going back thousands of year. Whites have no genetic past life or memory of who they are and where they came from. They make up a past life. 

The white race has very little if any melanin. They are thus not attached to the earth. 

They fly around in their spaceship circling the earth. To land they have to latch themselves onto something that is attached to Indigenous earthlings.    

Masks hide their real selves so they can mix with real human beings. 

Their government is a political pigsty that invents wars, weapons, death, destruction, fear.  Their leaders need obedience from their slaves who both envy and hate them.

Their ties are artificial, man made, like corporatism, government, paper money.  Some form ties with Indigenous to try to get the security they need.

Even their religions reflect their skyward orientation. Their digging deep into the earth for oil, coal, and minerals has not provided the foundation they seek. They are trying to take over the globe, using us as their anchor.

Their people were sent out long ago to find us to save themselves. They can’t survive without us.  They’ve tried to capture and imprison us to keep us as a source of mental energy and extension into our great mother. 

We broke the chains that bound us, casting them adrift. 

Living in peace is natural for us and requires great sacrifice. Evil and corruption have to be exposed to restore harmony. 

Our younger brother came much later from another world and created the problems we have today.  We tried to bring them back into the family. They started killing us and becoming more destructive.

Our great mother has a memory. She is determining their fate. By the end of this century they will be gone. 
 
We are reminded of a song about the, “One eyed, one horned flying purple people eater:"

“But that’s not the reason they came to land. I wanna get a job in a rock and roll band."
“He went on his way and then what do you know, I saw him last night on a tv show”[American Idol].  He was blowing it out, really knocking them dead, playing rock and roll music, through the horn in his head."

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March 17, 2012

13th Annual Oglala Commemoration 2012

Oglala Commemoration Committee Web: www.oglalacommemoration.com
 Email: oglala_commemoration@yahoo.com
13th ANNUAL AWARENESS EVENT FOR POLITICIAL PRISONER LEONARD PELTIER SCHEDULED FOR JUNE ON THE PINE RIDGE RESERVATION.
OGLALA, SD:  The 13th Annual Oglala Commemoration will be held on June 26th, 2012 in Oglala, South Dakota.
This annual event is to honor and remember the lives lost during the 1970s Civil War on the Reservation and to also raise awareness toward the unjust imprisonment of AIM member Leonard Peltier whose incarceration resulted from a Shootout incident between AIM members and Federal police agents in Oglala 37 years ago. It is also an event which promotes reconciliation and healing for the 1970s events with emphasis on alternatives or restorative justice.
 Activities begin with a Spiritual Ceremony conducted at the Little Family Cemetery. Gravesite of Joe Stuntz, at Noon.
 A Memorial walk ends at the Jumping Bull Property; as we Honor our Warriors. We share words and silence, tears and laughter, as we remember those who have left us. Ending  with a meal, memorial cakes and a give-away.
 The Annual Youth Awareness Concert for Healthy Life Styles and Choices, will be held at the Lakota Dome (Prairie Wind Casino) .
 We are very pleased to announce a major lineup for this year’s event . Join us for this “Free” concert  , as we present “Grammy and NAMA winner,  Guitar God” Micki Free.   We welcome back the local greats: Scatter Their Own, SpyderZback, Brett Hamilton, with Elk Nation Drum and our own JD Nash.
 Host Hotel : Prairie Wind Casino – 1-800-705-WIND
 This is a Leonard Peltier Empowerment Event for healty life style and choices.
 Absolutely No Drugs, Alcohol or Violence. No filming without prior permission.
 RESPECT Lakota Traditions and Culture.
 

Solidarity Concert for Mother Earth and Indigenous Human Rights

SOLIDARITY CONCERT FOR MOTHER EARTH
AND INDIGENOUS HUMAN RIGHTS


SUNDAY, APRIL 15 - 2PM
MINNEAPOLIS AMERICAN INDIAN CENTER
GARY FARMER AND THE TROUBLE MAKERS
BLUEDOG
HIGHWAY 49 BLUES BAND
and special guest musicians and speakers (TBA)
also introducing Chicago comedian Josie Dykas
KEITH SECOLA (Tentative)
Clyde Bellecourt
"The genocide against our people did not allow us to pray in our traditional manner, speak our languages, or practice our traditional way of life. And these assault on our cultures continue in one form or another to this very day...the battle to protect the land continues, when seventy five percent of the all energy resources in North America are still on Indian lands. Most importantly, water –our most precious medicine- is still being stolen by governments and greedy corporation. We must stand together...to fight these monstrous acts for the survival of our children. We must continue to think like our grandfathers and grandmothers, chiefs and great leaders before us, who envisioned what it would be like for their children seven generations from now." -- Clyde Bellecourt

Banned Books Librotraficante Caravan arrives in Tucson

Today in Tucson!

The Librotraficante Caravan Arrives in Tucson Friday Afternoon

Three Sonorans
HOUSTON (March 12, 2012) – After standing room only events this week in San Antonio and El Paso, TX; Mesilla and Albuquerque, NM, the Librotraficante Caravan arrives at the John Valenzuela Youth Center (1550 S. 6th Ave., South Tucson, AZ 85713) on Friday afternoon at 5:30 p.m. en route on a caravan launched from Houston on Monday.
Read article at Three Sonorans:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/three-sonorans/
Today's schedule in Tucson: http://www.librotraficante.com/Caravan-Sked.html