Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

March 10, 2014

Bahe: 'Gradual Resurgence of Land Based, Sovereign Dineh Resistance at Big Mountain'


Gradual Resurgence of Land Based, Sovereign Dineh Resistance at Big Mountain

By Bahe (Kat) Keediniihii Katenay


March 8, 2014 Mosquito Spring, Big Mountain – Four major meetings since last fall and which were held throughout the Big Mountain Dineh resistance communities has brought forth the return of the original Dineh voice for the protection of the sacred relationships between humans and the eco-systems as well as the many sacred sites on Black Mesa. Big Mountain region is situated in the heart of the Black Mesa geography. Big Mountain lands were partitioned and all Dineh within the partitioned areas were to have been vacated in 1986 and in the final attempt of 2000. 

Video Mohawk Warriors at Blockade




Read more:
Deep Green Resistance: Mohawk Warriors demand inquiries into murdered and missing women
http://dgrnewsservice.org/2014/03/10/mohawk-protesters-blockade-rail-line-demand-inquiry-into-indigenous-women-murders/

Agua Caliente Cultural Museum honors leaders and culture

Mohawk Nation News 'Vlad the Impaler'


VLAD THE IMPALER

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MNN. Mar. 10, 2014.  In 1710 the Haudenosaunne sent five chiefs from each of our nations to Europe for the first and only time to spread the peace. They took the wampum belts to explain and ratify the Guswentha with the monarchs. All 13 royal bloodlines attended and received a wampum belt. It was their invitation to send their settlers to learn the great law and teach it to the rest of the world. Teeyyeeneenhogarow, Sagaweathquatikethtow, Honeeyeathtawnorow and Etowohkoam were dubbed the “Four Indian Kings”.  Among those receiving the wampum belt about them Great Peace were the Romanovs of Russia. They reigned from 1613 until they were murdered by evil factions within their own bloodline on July 18, 1917.