Where we walk to school each day,
Indigenous children used to play -
All about their native land,
Where the shops and houses stand.
Indigenous children used to play -
All about their native land,
Where the shops and houses stand.
And the trees were very tall,
And there were no streets at all,
Not a church and not a steeple -
Only woods and Indigenous Peoples.
They welcomed us into their space,
And what we wanted, we did take.
We committed genocide,
And remaining natives are OCCUPIED*
Bro. David Alvarez speaks about the occupation that relegates many Indigenous Peoples to poverty and despair, withholds federal recognition of numerous tribes, and denies Native Americans the right to practice their religion and observe cultural customs in 21st century America. Hear the interview at the NNIA1 "Open Mic Night" Blogtalkradio show on November 23, 2013, at
(CoIntelPro apparently made the interview accessible again at Blogtalkradio after 24 hours; however, they may attack the link above again. Stalkers left it blue and underlined to defraud me, but they disconnected the linking capability. I do not know why they despise David Alvarez's interview. Please listen to him speak, and share your thoughts in the comments section below this article.)
Bro. James Cosner, a Native American author and college professor, was interviewed on November 26. We look forward to his new book, called "Look Inside - History's Keys for Unlocking Self-Empowerment and Global Change" (published by LuLu.com). Cosner shared a treasure trove of information about the history of North American Indigenous Peoples and European explorers, such as Christopher Columbus. He also spoke about modern political prisoners like Leonard Pelteir on our "Human Rights for Prisoners March" Blogtalkradio show. Cosner explained the predatory nature of prison investors, who are like European explorers of centuries ago. Listen, and please share the url.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nnia1/2013/11/26/human-rights-for-prisoners-march
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This is our "Indigenous Peoples" week at NNIA1. We plan to bring you more interviews with indigenous peoples, including a West Papuan, who will expose a modern genocide and occupation that is happening now in the Indonesian area.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Papua_(region)
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* Corrected language and last verse to the famous folk poem were added by MaryLovesJustice: Replaced "Indian" with "Indigenous"; replaced "our native land" with "their native land."
#nativeamerican
#nativeamerican
Happy Indigenous Peoples Week, 2013!
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This article will not respond to Google search. I must see if it responds to search on Yahoo and Bing. It is disturbing how much censorship is applied to truth in America today. The problem seems to be that there has been no repentance for ancient wrongs. Instead there is denial and an inclination to continue subjugating people to cruelty based largely on a racial, ethnic, and economic basis.
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Where we walk to school each day,
Indigenous children used to play -
All about their native land,
Where the shops and houses stand.
And the trees were very tall,
And there were no streets at all,
Not a church and not a steeple -
Only woods and Indigenous Peoples.
They welcomed us into their space,
And what we wanted, we did take.
We committed genocide,
And remaining natives are OCCUPIED*
Bro. David Alvarez speaks about the occupation that relegates many Indigenous Peoples to poverty and despair, withholds federal recognition of numerous tribes, and denies Native Americans the right to practice their religion and observe cultural customs in 21st century America. Hear the interview at the NNIA1 "Open Mic Night" Blogtalkradio show on November 23, 2013, at
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nnia1/2013/11/23/friday-open-mic-night
(CoIntelPro apparently made the interview accessible again at Blogtalkradio after 24 hours; however, they may attack the link above again. Stalkers left it blue and underlined to defraud me, but they disconnected the linking capability. I do not know why they despise David Alvarez's interview. Please listen to him speak, and share your thoughts in the comments section below this article.)
Bro. James Cosner, a Native American author and college professor, was interviewed on November 26. We look forward to his new book, called "Look Inside - History's Keys for Unlocking Self-Empowerment and Global Change" (published by LuLu.com). Cosner shared a treasure trove of information about the history of North American Indigenous Peoples and European explorers, such as Christopher Columbus. He also spoke about modern political prisoners like Leonard Pelteir on our "Human Rights for Prisoners March" Blogtalkradio show. Cosner explained the predatory nature of prison investors, who are like European explorers of centuries ago. Listen, and please share the url.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nnia1/2013/11/26/human-rights-for-prisoners-march
*****
This is our "Indigenous Peoples" week at NNIA1. We plan to bring you more interviews with indigenous peoples, including a West Papuan, who will expose a modern genocide and occupation that is happening now in the Indonesian area.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Papua_(region)
_____
* Corrected language and last verse to the famous folk poem were added by MaryLovesJustice: Replaced "Indian" with "Indigenous"; replaced "our native land" with "their native land."
#nativeamerican
Happy Indigenous Peoples Week, 2013!
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