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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 02:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :bric.d: Quoting: Free StoreObama has more on His mind than any American I'm sure His promise is still there but needs to be reminded Human nature You need some positive outlook on this The wind be with you Better to expect nothing and rely on ourselves while demanding what we have a right to-he as well as everyone in Washington are aware of the conditions-it is and always has been a matter of priorities and conscience-the reality is we are not nor have we ever been a priority with the exception of when they had to fight us- and matters of conscience are measured by perceived political gain and theatrical value. |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 02:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ya wonder if the Chinese or Asians conquered North America would there be one AI left? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 711168Maybe in a position of servitude-does your question imply that the U.S. is the lesser of the two evils-or that it is some kind of benevolent dictator? |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 02:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Last my friend Quoting: Free StoreThe hardest thing a person can do is change in the face of change My own quote Changed to be effective is a two way street. Einstein said a problem cannot be solved in the same state of conciousness in which it was created. This mess isn't of our creation. |
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User ID: 162186 Canada 06/25/2009 02:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Last my friend Quoting: first nations son 708247The hardest thing a person can do is change in the face of change My own quote Changed to be effective is a two way street. Einstein said a problem cannot be solved in the same state of conciousness in which it was created. This mess isn't of our creation. But the soul is more powerful than what Einstein think of the human brain which dies but never the soul |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 02:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Last my friend Quoting: Free StoreThe hardest thing a person can do is change in the face of change My own quote Changed to be effective is a two way street. Einstein said a problem cannot be solved in the same state of conciousness in which it was created. This mess isn't of our creation. But the soul is more powerful than what Einstein think of the human brain which dies but never the soul A captive nations soul is captive as well-were that not true no prisoner would die in any gulag from loneliness, isolation and depression. No beaten down abused person would succumb to alcohol or drug abuse-if it were only a matter of the soul all would be free everywhere. We believe we live this one life and it is enough and a gift if we live as a free people as was intended. That is what warrants the right to be free and unoppressed-we are here once and NO one has the right to deny us the full benefit of our gift. |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 03:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get on with things for yourself. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 710941No one's gonna give you or I shit. Amen to that and we have no expectation of anyone giving us a single thing-what this is about is refusing to be run over anymore and not allowing a liar to tell us one thing and then have no accountability. Doesn't work for us or you and we see no reason to allow it to work for anyone else. The next time you are offended or abused let me know if getting on with things for yourself worked out. |
first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/25/2009 03:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's a wrap for me folks-have to get up and pound nails this morning-I want to express my appreciation for everyone's input here and for the fact that we had a long and varied conversation devoid of the usual name calling and profanity laced rantings-an anomaly on this site it seems. Anyone leaving a response will be answered later in this day-thanks again and stay strong. |
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User ID: 514914 United States 06/26/2009 12:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hey the US did break its treaty and the Lakota should be either given the land back or a settlement...BUT the Lakota stole the Black hills from the Crow, Kiowa and Pawnee Quoting: first nations sonThe Lakota arrived from Minnesota in the eighteenth century and drove out the other tribes, claiming the land, which they called HeSapa, Black Mountains Yep it started with the damned Dutch in New Amsterdam arming the Mohawks in 1648. They went warring west stealing beaver pelts and killing the other tribes. Drove the Ottawa out of Canada into Michigan where the Ottawa drove the Fox and Mascotens into Wisconsin/Minnesota where they drove the Lakota out onto the Plains. Don't kid yourself,Native Americans were killing & robbing eath other long before the white man came along. Its the nature of man A misnomer-there were no Americans here-only us.We hadn't been "discovered or "adopted" into the family yet. Just curious if you don't mind my asking-what is your heritage? Sorry I missed your question until now. German is my heritage,we came here in the 1620s. I actually grew up in Oklahoma and had/have many great Indian friends from the Chickasaw,Creeks,Osage and of course the Cherokee. All are on their respective tribal rolls. It was strange when we 1st moved to Texas, there are vitually no Indians down here,strange and sad. Let me ask you a question now..what part of the country are you from? And since I mentioned Oklahoma how do you feel how things are done there ie the tribes actually have their own nation and not a reservation. Great thread btw For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. |
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User ID: 514914 United States 06/26/2009 12:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hey the US did break its treaty and the Lakota should be either given the land back or a settlement...BUT the Lakota stole the Black hills from the Crow, Kiowa and Pawnee Quoting: mathetesThe Lakota arrived from Minnesota in the eighteenth century and drove out the other tribes, claiming the land, which they called HeSapa, Black Mountains Yep it started with the damned Dutch in New Amsterdam arming the Mohawks in 1648. They went warring west stealing beaver pelts and killing the other tribes. Drove the Ottawa out of Canada into Michigan where the Ottawa drove the Fox and Mascotens into Wisconsin/Minnesota where they drove the Lakota out onto the Plains. Don't kid yourself,Native Americans were killing & robbing eath other long before the white man came along. Its the nature of man A misnomer-there were no Americans here-only us.We hadn't been "discovered or "adopted" into the family yet. Just curious if you don't mind my asking-what is your heritage? Sorry I missed your question until now. German is my heritage,we came here in the 1620s. I actually grew up in Oklahoma and had/have many great Indian friends from the Chickasaw,Creeks,Osage and of course the Cherokee. All are on their respective tribal rolls. It was strange when we 1st moved to Texas, there are vitually no Indians down here,strange and sad. Let me ask you a question now..what part of the country are you from? And since I mentioned Oklahoma how do you feel how things are done there ie the tribes actually have their own nation and not a reservation. Great thread btw For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/26/2009 01:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So, if the Lakota are given back the Black Hills taken by the wasichu are they (Lakota Sioux) going to give those lands back to the Cheyenne people, who in turn will relinquish it to the Kiowa nation? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 680551I rather doubt it and to date have heard no inter tribal claim for reparations-perhaps because there is a greater unity now in the face of a shared deprivation and common adversary. |
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(OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/26/2009 02:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hey the US did break its treaty and the Lakota should be either given the land back or a settlement...BUT the Lakota stole the Black hills from the Crow, Kiowa and Pawnee Quoting: mathetesThe Lakota arrived from Minnesota in the eighteenth century and drove out the other tribes, claiming the land, which they called HeSapa, Black Mountains Yep it started with the damned Dutch in New Amsterdam arming the Mohawks in 1648. They went warring west stealing beaver pelts and killing the other tribes. Drove the Ottawa out of Canada into Michigan where the Ottawa drove the Fox and Mascotens into Wisconsin/Minnesota where they drove the Lakota out onto the Plains. Don't kid yourself,Native Americans were killing & robbing eath other long before the white man came along. Its the nature of man A misnomer-there were no Americans here-only us.We hadn't been "discovered or "adopted" into the family yet. Just curious if you don't mind my asking-what is your heritage? Sorry I missed your question until now. German is my heritage,we came here in the 1620s. I actually grew up in Oklahoma and had/have many great Indian friends from the Chickasaw,Creeks,Osage and of course the Cherokee. All are on their respective tribal rolls. It was strange when we 1st moved to Texas, there are vitually no Indians down here,strange and sad. Let me ask you a question now..what part of the country are you from? And since I mentioned Oklahoma how do you feel how things are done there ie the tribes actually have their own nation and not a reservation. Great thread btw It is better than the alternative but when you factor in the Jerome Treaty and the land grab that it was plus the land rush of 1906 where even more land was stolen it hardly seems equitable. Texas it seems is almost an "Indian free zone" despite the fact that we once ruled there and it is considered an ancestral home of sorts-the Staked Plains area. I was born and raised in Montana and wouldn't trade it for the world. And have numerous relatives scattered about the country due to inter tribal marriages and though when we assemble we often joke about our various backgrounds it is a source of great pride for all of us. Have a brother who lived in Okla but he is in Canada now-married a Metis gal and preferred her country. 1620 huh-seeking religious freedom or just a new start? Have you seen the Peltier thread posted by Lotus and if so what are your thoughts on that- maybe better if you do to leave your thoughts on it-I'll check it later. Our land is everything to us...I will tell you one of the things we remember on our land. We remember that our grandfathers paid for it - with their lives." John Woodenleg-Cheyenne "The ground on which we stand is sacred ground. It is the blood of our ancestors." - Chief Plenty Coups, Crow |
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first nations son (OP) User ID: 708247 United States 06/26/2009 05:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thank-You for this thread. We need to leave this area alone. This project sounds like a financial boondogle. We can't afford this financially or morally. Quoting: mogeHavn't seen the Peltier thread yet I will look for it. Thank you moge for having a look-had to laugh at your avatar, thank you for that as well I needed a good laugh. |
first nations son User ID: 712645 United States 07/01/2009 11:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 100% First Nations-Kiowa and Comanche------Sacagawega, interesting-we have a legend of her leaving her husband Charbonneau and residing among us for years-and there seems to be some evidence to support that-but then there are three burial sites strewn across the country claiming to be her resting place. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 699600NCAI-then you must be familiar with Arvol Looking Horse and the official NCAI position paper on indigenous ceremonies and the need to protect them. I'll ask her, she will be at my sundance at Turtle Mt. with a lineage of Holy men and Holy Women, I am very familiar with ceremony, as you know Paha Sapa is sacred to more than the Lakota, and there are more than 1 way to win battles, If by her and she you are referring to Arvol watch yourself when in Arvol's presence as he is a man. |
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first nations son User ID: 712645 United States 07/01/2009 01:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If there is a conflict of ownership between the principals you mention above it is between them and independent of the U.S., Quoting: bedgood luck with that one...just saying Appreciate your checking the thread out-if there was a such a conflict between differing nations it should, in the name of alleged sovereignty, be settled between the claimants-independent of outside intervention - and agreed not much chance of that happening. But the reality is that I have never heard of any such grievance being advanced between the nations-so it is a moot point. |
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first nations son User ID: 712645 United States 07/02/2009 12:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | all of the earth belongs to god anyway. Quoting: bedWhich makes us all tenants in a matter of speaking-the rent if you will is the respect, care and protection of our homes. Even man's law recognizes home invasion as a crime and an implied ownership where you reside. If you are a Christian there are numerous instances in the Bible where God speaks of giving a land to people, advising at times to take the land-that implies a degree of ownership wouldn't you say? It was the very distortion and perversion of such accounts that lead to the Papal Bull of Inter Cetera and the even more heinous Doctrine of Manifest Destiny. This ownership issue is one that we can debate endlessly but we believe this land was created for and given to us by the Creator to reside in and care for. Philosophical discussions aside that is our belief, fully cognizant that ultimately in the end we are tenants, but also the landlords. If your earthly father owned land and usurpers attempted to steal it would you in fact defend it and by extension defend your assertion to the familial claim? I think you would, rather than saying it all belongs to God and letting it go at that. If not then take no offense if anything is ever stolen from you because ultimately it all belongs to God-nothing is yours. Either by purchase, earning, gift, birthright,labor,defense,blood,sweat or tears. I understand what you are saying and appreciate your input. The point I make is that we live in a physical realm subject to all the greed, folly and avarice that is so apparent as part and parcel of the so called human condition. |