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Aaron Huey: America's native prisoners of war

Posted by fairyfarmgirl on April 6, 2011 - 11:28am
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Native American Rights

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Posted by Noa on April 7, 2011 - 3:23am

It's amazing how much of American history was kept from us.  Most of this is news to me.

I weep for native people.

I've often wondered what America would be like now if the Indians had driven the Europeans out.  I started watching the movie, 1492 (about Christopher Columbus).  When he discovered the West Indies, the first thing the Europeans did was build a church.  Then they systematically squeezed out the native's peaceful culture.  I couldn't watch the rest of the movie.  Too heart-wrenching for me.

Selfish aggression has ruled this planet for too long.  With this coming Shift, we will see a return to the ways of the ancient elders.  Peace and harmony are on the way.

Posted by fairyfarmgirl (not verified) on April 7, 2011 - 12:09pm

I weep with you Noa.  I know this history quite well. --Fairy

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Posted by ChrisBowers on April 7, 2011 - 12:11pm

Harmonic Diversity came to mind as advanced type of Utopia...

I don't know all that would entail, but the thought makes me very hopeful and excited...

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Posted by Wendy on April 9, 2011 - 5:37am

An interesting look at how the NWO operates. Can't defeat a people but need to get rid of them? Go after the food supply. I used to think the killing of the buffalo was just a senseless act. Now I understand that it was calculated. I see a repeat of history going on here. I think it's interesting that the film ended with a commercial for IBM's efforts to keep food from spoiling and "safe". Are they talking about irradiation?

Wendy

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