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| Happy Birthday Leonard Peltier. We feasted for this celebration of your 78 years on Mother Earth with us. Many thanks to Mike Day for singing honor songs, offering prayer and running a pipe ceremony for Elder Peltier. Thank you to to HoChunk Nation for hosting us on their homelands, for putting us up and for helping us to cover the miles of this prayer over the past several days. Thank you for this beautiful night and everyone’s support and prayers for this walk to Justice. Walking in the rain outside of Millstone, Wisconsin. Join the Walk to Justice in Madison, Wisconsin, on Sept. 17, 2022. Follow the walkers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeonardPeltierWalkToJustice |
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Happy 78th Birthday Leonard Peltier -- Walk to Justice
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HoChunk Join Leonard Peltier Walk to Justice in Wisconsin
September 8, 2022
OAK FLAT: Resolution Copper plans to cover ancient O'odham community with mine tailings
In Defense of the Sacred
Years of defending our homelands and ways of life, continue today with the United States Commander in Chief leading the attack. This is a strategy to continue the legacy of the United States government.
As original peoples of Turtle Island it is not in our human concept and humanity to disturb human remains and human historical ancient communities for extractive industries gains.
In the O’odham historic ancient community Oak Flat region, there is the latest attack. It is an attempt to erase the existence of an advanced and extensive culture that existed for many thousands of years, before carbon testing, and long before anthropologists and all its subcategories, and ethnologists' theories, on human cultures on Turtle Island.
In this 21st century, world organizations recognize, and world states and local governments have created written laws and regulations with protocols, to protect places of historic significance and ancient burial places.
The mining company Resolution Copper of Australia plans to cover up an ancient O’odham historic cultural community with mining tailings.
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This is evidence that state governments -- which include partnering countries, the United States and local governments -- have manipulated written protective laws for the benefit of industries, and continue the legacy concept of neo-capitalism.
Today, I stand to defend all life, plants, animals, water, and air to say stop Resolution Copper from destroying 14,218 acres of land.
Today, again I stand with the Elders and ceremonial people to say we oppose Resolution Copper's mining plans to destroy and erase our historic ancient proof of our united and vast societies of O’odham. We are the descendants of the Greater Huhukam culture.
O’odham Traditional and Ceremonial Leaders from O’odham Lands
Star Eyewitness of Queen's Abduction of Aboriginal Children Dies Suddenly
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William Combes
Update: William Combes died of lethal injection at St. Paul’s Catholic hospital in Vancouver on February 26, 2011. Genocide survivor, an eyewitness of killings and of the abduction of ten aboriginal children by the Queen of England and Prince Phillip on October 10, 1964, at the Kamloops Catholic residential school.
OAK FLAT: Biden's Justice Department Fighting Native American Religious Freedom Rights
Biden's Justice Department Opposing Protection of Oak Flat -- Violating Native American Religious Freedom Rights
By Brenda NorrellCensored News
President Biden's Justice Department is in federal court in San Francisco, fighting the Apache Stronghold's protection of their ceremonial place at Oak Flat in Arizona. The U.S. Justice Department is opposing rehearing of the case. Instead, the Justice Department is promoting the destruction of sacred land for a copper mine for the foreign company Resolution Copper.
Resolution Copper has desecrated sacred land in Australia and violated Indigenous rights around the world. In its own reports, Resolution Copper admits to a high rate of rapes in its mines, with the highest rates of sexual abuse in Australia and South Africa.
In San Francisco at federal court, Dr. Wendsler Nosie, Sr., of Apache Stronghold is struggling to protect Oak Flat.
“Oak Flat is like Mount Sinai to us—our most sacred site where we connect with our Creator, our faith, our families, and our land. It is a place of healing that has been sacred to us since long before Europeans arrived on this continent. My children, grandchildren, and the generations after them deserve to practice our traditions at Oak Flat.”
Below is the U.S. government's opposition to the protection of Oak Flat, opposition to upholding Native American Freedom of Religion Rights, and pressuring the court to give open access to Resolution Copper's mine.
No. 21-15295
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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT
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APACHE STRONGHOLD,
Plaintiff/Appellant,
v.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, et al.,
Defendants/Appellees.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Arizona
No. CV-21-00050-PHX-SPL (Hon. Steven P. Logan)
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OPPOSITION TO REHEARING EN BANC
September 7, 2022
Mohawk Nation News 'Bring that Buck-Buck-Bucket Round'
BRING THAT BUCK-BUCK-BUCKET ROUND
Mohawk Nation News
Listen to audio at:
https://mohawknationnews.com/blog/2022/09/07/bring-that-buck-buck-bucket-round-audio
This is an open letter to Parliament, the provincial legislatures and their institutions to help indigenous people’s efforts to obtain justice and for the courts to respect indigenous traditions.
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MNN. Sep. 6, 2022. The indigenous and officials of McGill knew the indigenous children were being experimented on at McGill University’s Allen Memorial Institute. It appears the bodies were hidden so they could never be found. The indigenous always wondered what happened to their children. McGill owes all indigenous people an explanation. It is time to remedy that. All graves must be found rather than more structures being built over them to hide them. Out West, the dead children were found buried in the concrete foundations. Many children are still out there somewhere. All of turtle island is soaked in the blood of the indigenous people.






