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Seminole Uprising

In honor of those who fought against colonialism in the 1st 2nd and 3rd Seminole war and the undefeated Seminole Nation. The Seminole Wars were the longest and most costly military campaign against indigenous peoples. in 1814 Shawnee War Chief Tecumseh a great leader who attempted to unite the tribes against colonialism is able toContinue reading “Seminole Uprising”

The Ongoing Effects Of The Indian Removal Act

The indian removal act was in 1830. Agriculture was a factor leading to removal because Jackson was into cotton as well as slavery. In 1814 Jackson and the treaty of Fort Jackson cause a land grab of 23 million acres from the Creek. The Indian removal act displaced tribes westward into other tribe’s territories causingContinue reading “The Ongoing Effects Of The Indian Removal Act”

8 wolves poisoned in Illahee

8 wolves were found poisoned. What happens to wolf happens to humankind. A skunk and 2 magpies were found near the bodies, and all were tested. The tests confirmed poison. Colonial wildlife advocacy groups have no confidence in their own colonial system but are so racist and entrenched in white supremacy that they refuse toContinue reading “8 wolves poisoned in Illahee”

Remembering Ramona Honoring E.Z.L.N

Comandanta Ramona was a revolutionary leader of the Zapatista National Army which was created by non indigenous members of the F.L.N and indigenous peoples in Chiapas an area with a million indigenous people. E.Z.L.N also known as Zapatistas was formed on November 17, 1983. Ramona was born in 1959. She sold arts and crafts andContinue reading “Remembering Ramona Honoring E.Z.L.N”

Battle Of The Wabash

6 reasons why the Battle Of The Wabash is still relevant. The crescent moon pattern that the Western Confederacy used to defeat St Claire and the u.s army is still the most superior formation for an ambush. The colonials were still fighting in columns and arguably the guerrilla tactics implemented by the Western Confederacy influencedContinue reading “Battle Of The Wabash”

Wildlife Agency Fears Indigenous Resistance And Unity

Wolves play in the autumn leaves thanks to the resistance. October 22, colonial Judge Jacob Frost uses temporary injunction to postpone the Fall wolf hunt that was scheduled to begin October 25. Various media sources are speculating as to why. Some cited the constitution, other sources say it was because of a coalition of liberalContinue reading “Wildlife Agency Fears Indigenous Resistance And Unity”

War Chief Blue Jacket

Blue Jacket or Weyapiersenwah was said to be born in 1743 in Deer Creek in Ohio. He crossed over in 1810. Blue Jacket was a said to be European who turned his back on the colonizer to live under indigenous rule. Weyapiersenwah was made to run a gauntlet and tribal people took turns beating him.Continue reading “War Chief Blue Jacket”

Reason To Rebel

Several tribes have brought lawsuit against “Wisconsin” Fish And Wildlife. A long time has past since Eddie Benton Banai using Ojibway spirituality to advocate for wolves in the so called great lake region especially “Wisconsin”. The efforts of tribes like the Niimipu reintroducing wolves, Warm Springs tolerating and coexisting with wolves despite the influence ofContinue reading “Reason To Rebel”

Reversing The Curse

R.H.Pratt. Was a Brigadier General. who was was the founder of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School at Carlisle Pennsylvania. This is listed as a command post of his. When you go back down this trail it is plain to see this is eugenics operation and one of crucial importance to the U.S. The concentration campsContinue reading “Reversing The Curse”

Keystone Species

In response to The killing of 1 alpha male and 3 pups. “Oregon” Fish And Wildlife on 2 permits and by helicopter. The illegitimate stewards are at it again. The colonial practice of raising invasive European bovine. Ecocide. Removing keystone species is suicide. Wolf is sacred to many indigenous peoples Genocide. One of the thingsContinue reading “Keystone Species”