Wasté Win Young 'Take Courage, Keep Going for our Takojas'

Wašté Win Young, shown above in 'End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock,' and director Shannon Kring were present at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, for the screening on November 1. Photo courtesy Shannon Kring.

Coming home from a screening of 'End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock,' Waste Win Young heard that the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled against the water protectors critically injured by violent law enforcement at Backwater Bridge at Standing Rock. Although the court ruled in favor of law enforcement, Waste says it is important to realize the source of real power and keep going for future generations.

By Wasté Win Young

Lakota, Standing Rock

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November 2023

The showing of the documentary “End of the Line” in Sewanee, Tennessee was probably the most emotional response I’ve witnessed and felt. A lot of people came up to me afterward and they were visibly crying. One young woman couldn’t talk and I hugged her for a long time. She said that she and her mom had gone camping in North Dakota and drank water from the Missouri River.

Shutting Down the Death Machines -- The New York Times and Weapons Makers

Blockading and Shutting Down The New York Times and Weapons Makers

Over 100 journalists occupied the lobby of the New York Times building, calling out New York Times for complicity in genocide. Deadline News reports that the group was led by a group of media workers called Writers Bloc. Once inside, members of the group read the names of thousands of Palestinians killed in Gaza since the war began. They dropped versions of “The New York War Crimes,” a mock newspaper. The pamphlet accused the media of “complicity in laundering genocide" on Thursday evening.

Zapatistas 'Part Six: Postscript Who Seeks Hoping to Find'

PART SIX: POSTSCRIPT WHO SEEKS HOPING TO FIND

The murdered Palestinian children are not collateral victims, they are Netanyahu’s main objective, and they always were. This war is not to eliminate Hamas. It’s to kill the future. Hamas will only be the collateral victim. -- El Capitan

By El Capitan (formerly Marcos)

November 2023
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P.S. THAT SAYS WHAT IT SAYS. – As one of the late Sups said: “history repeats itself twice: once as a tragedy and the other time as well.” And this axiom of life comes to the point, because I received a package with a small note. No, it is not from SEGALMEX (those export, they do not import). The package has a postmark from “a distant geography”, in distant Europe. The date is blurred, but on the return address appears: “I am not Don Durito de La Lacandona, do not confuse. I’m just an AI entity.” That sentence should have been enough to put me on alert, but anyway I read the note and opened the package. The note is brief and says:

Zapatistas: 'Part Five: There Goes the Coup, Young Man'

PART FIVE: “ THERE GOES THE COUP, YOUNG MAN”

“Sorry for the blow, lad”

there's the revolutionary coffee gossip or social networks, and another thing is the reality

By El Capitan (formerly Marcos)
November 2023
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P.S. THAT WARNS. – We were already going to tell you what this whole thing is about, but reading, seeing and listening to the string of atrocities that the «specialists» in everything and knowledgeable in nothing say and write (about supposed withdrawals, dismantlements, advances of organized crime and «returns to the past” – Coletos had to be the majority -), we decided rather to let them continue burping.

Standing Rock -- Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Violent Cops at Backwater Bridge

Backwater Bridge, Standing Rock, North Dakota, Nov. 20, 2023. Photo Stephanie Keith/Reuters.

Standing Rock -- Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Violent Cops at Backwater Bridge

By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, November 8, 2023

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of law enforcement who fired rubber bullets, bean bags and projectiles at Standing Rock water protectors, and blasted them with water hoses in freezing temperatures, at Backwater Bridge on November 20, 2016.

Water protectors suffered critical injuries while seeking to halt the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota. However, the federal appeals court ruled against them in the class action, civil rights lawsuit that revealed excessive force by law enforcement.