Update:(Edited: redsk---s) "I, have false historical memory syndrome"

by: winter rabbit

Fri Feb 13, 2009 at 14:39:06 PM PST

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"I never did hear the words Native Americans, American Indians, or First Nations in school. I was taught about the Civil War and Slavery, but never did the word Native American come out of my junior high school history teacher's mouth. He was the football coach of our team, the "Red Skins."

I began college right after my high school graduation and took the course, American History to 1877. The Department Chairman taught that course. Consequently, I became so upset at being made to read "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown in that class, that I could not sleep for two nights.

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Bear Butte, Blackwater, & Helicopter Rides…

by: winter rabbit

Sun Dec 07, 2008 at 16:17:17 PM PST

"Mommy, I wanna see some real Indians praying! Can we take a helicopter ride, pleeeeaasse?" Johnny's mother, pleased, replied "Yes sweetie, why Blackwater, the greatest homegrown American terrorist organization -

Blackwater Down
The frightening -- and possibly illegal -- presence of heavily armed private forces in New Orleans only demonstrates what everyone already feared: the utter breakdown of the government.

- has helicopter rides going over Bear Butte."

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Custer Smiles from Hell about His Pipeline

by: winter rabbit

Fri May 30, 2008 at 19:51:41 PM PDT

"Wonderful U.S. and Canada!"

Custer's Pipeline & Genocide Denial
Genocide denial is part of the steel that drills the oil in "Custer's Pipeline," is part of what moves the pens making lying papers that are stealing and have stolen the promised sovereignty of American Indians, and what makes the modern day Custers feel joy when they succeed and rage when they fail.

Historic meeting ends on pessimistic note
Determining the pipeline's effects on cultural places appeared to have been a cursory and simplistic process.

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MSNBC Covered Native American Issues Last Tuesday...

by: winter rabbit

Mon Mar 03, 2008 at 15:32:19 PM PST

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At approximately 10:12 p.m. last Tuesday MSNBC covered Native American issues after the presidential debate. "It's high time we started covering these critical concerns affecting American Indians that are in our own back yard at least as much as we cover what happens across the ocean in other countries," one MSNBC commentator said. I couldn't believe my ears as to what they said next.

Crossposted at Docudharma

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