Hop Prophecy - by Lee Brown, Cherokee Speaker (Parts 1-5)

Posted 9/6/08 Lee Brown - Cherokee Speaker - Part 1 Lee Brown - Cherokee Speaker - Part 2 Lee Brown - Cherokee Speaker - Part 3 Lee Brown - Cherokee Speaker - Part 4 Lee Brown - Cherokee Speaker - Part 5. » read more

Do Native Americans Have First Amendment Rights?

Wednesday 20 August 2008  Ninth Circuit rules effluent does not defile sacred space. Forest Service argued skiing on treated sewage "a compelling government interest."     The San Francisco Peaks of Northern Arizona "are sacred to at least 13 formally recognized Indian tribes .... » read more

The Definitive Canadian Guide To Indians and Booze 2008

June 26, 2008 The definitive canada guide to indians and booze 2008 - by Dieter Braun (Indian in the machine) The government has pushed booze on the masses, and the masses responded with thirst and hedonism. The government knew that it's secret combination of white flour, alcohol and refined foods, would lead to 100% control over the Indians (and bonus!...everybody else too), however it can no longer last due to the Higher refined energies our solar system is travelling through at this time.. » read more

Mohawk Bear Clan Woman Calls Queen's Bluff

Posted June 25, 2008 ----- Original Message ----- From: Orakwa To: ActionCanadaNetwork Sent: Monday, December 25, 2006 10:11 AM Subject: MNN Katenies v Queen Oct. 18 Cornwall Court Brothers, Sisters, Friends and Allies:  This is the document that Woman Title Holder, Katenies, served and filed on the Cornwall court on Monday December 18th 2006.  It’s based on the Two Row Wampum and the Kaianerehkowa.  She did not acknowledge the colonial corporation's [Customs Canada] phony charges.  She already asked how Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II got jurisdiction over her and our land.. » read more

Stephen Harper's Apology With Native Chiefs Slupport Betrays a Public Relations Scam

A Day, and a Decade, Later: What has Changed for Us? I awoke this morning to the same familiar sounds of east Hastings street in Vancouver, as birdsong was smothered by traffic's din -- a day after a government "apology", and a decade after a Tribunal that started everything. Faces have come and gone in one day, and in thirty six hundred, but the same cold reality stared back at me today in the hard eyes of angry desperation of the men and women, mostly aboriginal, who share these streets, and who never rest.   Stephen Harper. Steven Harper has said "I'm sorry" to these people, but he didn't look sorry as he lectured the gala throngs on Parliament Hill about the Indian residential schools. He didn't look outraged, either, as he spoke about children being ripped forever from their homes and way of life.. » read more

Indians in the Old South

Posted 6/12/08 France turned over administrative control of the Louisiana Territory to Spain in 1763, but relations between Indians, Euroamerican settlers, and governing officials remained much the same as they had been under the French regime. Despite continuing declines in population, the Indians of the Mississippi Valley were still a vital economic, political, and social force in the life of the region. Sofkey, by Acee Blue Eagle. Courtesy of the Gilcrease Museum. This mutually dependent relationship between Indians and Euroamericans changed when the United States acquired the Louisiana Territory in 1803.. » read more

Oglala Sioux Could Regain Badlands National Parkland

The National Park Service is considering giving back the southern half, which was confiscated from the Indian tribe during World War II. June 8, 2008 BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK, S.D. — The southern half of this swath of grasslands and chiseled pink spires looks untouched from a distance. Closer up, the scars of history are easy to see.. » read more

Gathering of Eagles June 2008 at Bear Butte, South Dakota

Dear Friends If you can attend do or spread the word  I have an video of 2000 gathering anyone interested in viewing it please let me know when is best time for yall  Sunday afternoon eve is best for me but majority decides or if enough interest two showings   email me back check out the website   John Pappan -Warrior of Light Honor Mother Earth          ----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Douglas C. Uptain <dcu777@rushmore.com> To: blackbison19@yahoo.com Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 12:27:18 AM Subject: Gathering of Eagles June 2008 John: We are trying to get in touch with you to find out if you can come to  the Gathering of Eagles this year.The Gathering is at Bear  Butte, so is very special this year.. » read more

Documentary Exposes Ugly Secret of Colonialism in Canada

Jan 27, 2007 A hard-hitting documentary that made its debut at the Gabriola Island Film Festival last weekend dwells on a theme that would surprise and shock most Canadians: Canada's genocide. Even the words sound strange. Who knew that a genocide lurked within Canada's relatively civilized history? Native Elders stand before a church demanding an answer to the question, "Where is Maisie Shaw?" Maisie Shaw was a young girl witnesses claim was murdered at the United Church's Alberni Indian Residential School in 1946 by its Principal, Alfred Caldwell. (Ayesia Moarif 2005) According to Kevin Annett, co-writer and producer of Unrepentant: Kevin Annett and Canada's Genocide , the time has come for Canadians to learn the truth about what really happened to the aboriginal people from the start of colonialism until today. It's not a pretty story.. » read more

Summer of 2008 Manitou Lake

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