Illahee Spirit Runners

Revolutionary Outlook On Wildlife

I.S.R is continuing to develop our own Department Of Natural Resources within the fledgling pan indigenous government. Our fledgling department of natural resources is attempting to rival the illegitimate agencies of the empire. So called “federal” protection for wolves is a sham. In actuality protection for wolves won’t exist until colonialism is confronted and Turtle Island restored. Colonialism is the cause of the pattern of extinction on Turtle Island the so-called U.S government is not going to just voluntarily end the patterns of wildlife exploitation exhibited since its inception. Sometimes a state will kill up to 3000 black bears etc. So called U.S Fish And Wildlife kills over 30,000 animals a year on taxpayer money weather you like it or not. Grassroots wolf groups like pretenders of wildlife only exacerbate the problem by enabling colonialism. White wildlife conservation groups abandoned us early on as soon as they seen we weren’t interested in being tokenized and intended on creating anticolonial struggle around the protection of our culturally significant animal. We implore all those who resonate with the wild spirit of the wolf to Join I.S.R. Turtle Island should have the largest wild herds on the planet. There are tellings of around a thousand wolves in an area and having not come into contact with people. Colonists will never except intact ecosystems.

“Wolf is the ultimate anticolonial symbol”
Invisible Warrior

Some people new to our struggle may not understand we have a background in wildlife conservation. The fact that you didn’t know that could be evidence enough that wildlife conservation has evaded radicals and evaded colonized peoples. Some people might wonder how we got so radicalized. For me i know having thousands of wolves killed and tortured that i was trying to protect was a big factor. Not only did the states kill and torture wolves but we were teased, bullied, and downright terrorized for trying to protect them. Terrorized by the right and terrorized widely by the left who clearly are so entrenched in settler colonialism they have no intentions on capitulating power to indigenous resistance and are still reluctant to embrace indigenous revolutionary government. Centering whiteness still has a great many peoples of all races that whites can and will take better care of the planet. A political environment where indigenous peoples haven’t figured out, we need to get power and forfeiting power to the colonizer on a daily basis by not engaging in revolutionary organizing. No matter, we intend to get power step by step regardless of all obstacles. We are the rightful stewards and have full a deep and full authority on our own continent. Weve practically been forced to create a dictatorship because of the pettiness of human beings. We as the rightful stewards literally are out of time as the natural world is in crisis at the hands of colonialism. Someone has to have the sense to look beyond the petty cronyism, nepotism and cliques. Groups not talking about environmental issues have become irrelevant. Someone has to have the sense to build a revolutionary indigenous government that can actually rival the empire. Someone has to have the sense to come up with a plan to win instead of merely engaging the colonizer.

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Nuclear Bombing Invisible Nations

The worldwide bully. The u.s as we all know bombed Japan and history records them celebrating like rabid vampires. They were even praying with and over their nuclear weapons with Christian prayers but who else has the most violent empire on the planet attacked with nuclear weapons? The so-called U.S has bombed several nations with nuclear weapons. These nations widely go unknown. History as recorded by colonists has a way of forgetting about the indigenous peoples its stepped over along the way. Safe to say we had nuclear war made against us and we were not willing combatants. It could be argued that this is not a war but an assault. A terrorist attacks. The ecology if given a voice would have to agree. I.S.R group rule number 7 call out the u.s military as the largest polluter on the planet and part of that is nuclear pollution like the nuclear waste being stored at Yucca Mountain. These nuclear attacks on indigenous peoples have led to Germany exporting its nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain. Uranium mining on the Pine Ridge reservation led to what is known as the 180 some unexplained uninvestigated rez murders. F.B.I was whacking people and i have read the list of names and know that most of them were women and children. This was done to ensure the success of the uranium mining which left the water poisoned. These events lead to the second Wounded Knee in 1973. Leonard Peltier is a survivor of nuclear war. Anna Mae Aquash was a victim of nuclear war.

The Marshal Islands are a chain of islands in the Pacific. I.S.R claims the Pacific Islands as part of our territories. The Marshal Islands had nuclear weapons tested on them. All the while the so-called u.s claimed this nuclear attack was “for the good of mankind”. This terrorist attack has left the island commonly referred to as Bikini Atol permanently uninhabitable. Over 5000 animals were brought in to be tested on. There were another handful of nuclear tests on the Archipelagos larger castle bravo weapons were tested. Islanders were exposed to radiation, and many died. Islanders reported that the fallout looked like snow and made them itchy at first then blisters. Their hair fell out. 1954. Radiation is still causing cancers. The islanders have names attached to the places of the land they are from. Their identity is the land we are the land. Many islanders fled. Attempts to restore the islands are still failing due to radiation and economic meddling of capitalist “USA” who victim blames them for being poor and the u.s uses the church to stupefy the indigenous islanders and keep them from decolonizing or taking up self-determination. The u.s clearly does not see us as human beings.

Nevada test site is a remote place in the western deserts that the so-called u.s detonated nuclear weapons. The thing is that there were people there. There’s always been people there. The northern most extent of the Azteca. This testing could only be construed as an attack on indigenous nations. The invisible nations of the Goshute, Shoshone and Paiute. When the testing happened, people got sick. Wildlife and plants were affected and are still affected. I have heard from the people themselves that puppies from the dogs were born still birth or with deformations. Many were put into the river and washed away. These were tests done during the cold war out of the u.s and their fear of the Soviet Union. The u.s is constantly poking the Russian bear and they fear retaliation. In all honesty and you cannot deny the true facts that attacks on Russia began with attacks on indigenous peoples. There are still high amounts of radiation here. The u.s even tested radiation on their own soldiers. Outwardly it appears this testing site has been retired with mock restoration efforts. However, in reality there is talk about using the testing site again. Some indigenous people know about this and are powerless against it without engaging in organization that can rival the empire. Other indigenous know about it and are involved or getting paid off. Colonists call these test sites “proving grounds” but all they are proving is they are indescribably malicious, idiotic and corrupt beyond all measure. 1958. By 1962 there was an underground nuclear testing program. Resource exploitation companies were using nuclear blasts to drill for oil. They are sending bombs with 20 tons uranium are exploded down 2000 to 5000 foot shafts. An underground nuclear blast was first achieved, and these are being used now without the knowledge of the greater public to carve out vast underground cities for elites. These nuclear blasts are happening near and poisoning ancient indigenous gardens on Cayuse, Paiute and Nimiipoo (Nez Perce). You might know this area as “Hells Canyon”. Colonists are preparing for some futuristic Mad Max sh!t out there and even have a robotics lab.

Den’e and effects of uranium mining. Uranium mining by the so-called u.s during the cold war to fight the Soviet Union again came at the expense of indigenous peoples. Giant uranium pilings have been left. Water has been poisoned. Peoples that are tied to the lands have had to be relocated. Nuclear wind. What wasn’t used for weapons was used for nuclear power put in under a president who was so careless with the public that he only saw the need for single containment units, for example nuclear power plants in China all have to be double containment. This has led to issues like the Hanford nuclear reactor that is leaking and has made the roots, plants, salmon and wildlife radioactive for 100 miles in all directions of the Cayuse nation near and around the Umatilla reservation. Spokane, and Yakima nations also affected. Tribal governments let the uranium mining happen because it brought jobs or the promise of jobs. The jobs in uranium mining offered to indigenous people were the most dangerous. They knew already in 1929 that uranium mining causes cancer. The ones the colonists didn’t want for themselves. We see the same patterns playing out again and again. These patterns of colonial resource extraction for militarism will continue to happen until we form a pan indigenous government who can rival them and keep the colonist from coming back. It’s one thing for anarchistic rebellions to tear them down and its another to build I.S.R to keep them gone. Lung cancer on the Den’e nation skyrocketed as where it was nonexistent before. Ponds with millions of tons of uranium tailings burst and leaked poison everywhere. It went into creeks that people and animals drink out of. Indigenous peoples are tied to the land so in many cases they continued drinking the water. Some even said ” if she’s sick then i will be sick with her”. referring to mother earth. Clearly, we are not seen as human beings. Whites were warned and compensated, natives were not warned or compensated. Some indigenous drank out of poisoned water sources all their lives after the spills. The exploitation companies didn’t clean up. They left over 500 abandoned mines. Relocation. Genocide. Pueblos, Apache’s and groups of the descendants of the 182 tribes of Mexico were affected near the trinity test site in what is commonly known as New Mexico. The defense department is not done wreaking havoc on indigenous peoples and lithium mining in Mexico, Bolivia, Nevada and Oregon are next on the list for the worldwide bully. I.S.R seeks to undermine the worldwide bully and in this unprecedented time of conflict and the world seemingly moving towards world war we at I.S.R are still talking about world peace.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/new-mexico/articles/2021-12-29/new-mexico-tribes-concerned-about-plan-to-power-nuclear-lab

https://truthout.org/articles/the-indigenous-world-under-a-nuclear-cloud/

Mko leads anti nuclear walk with living legend Senji Kanaeda a Buddhist Monk

Oil Addiction

Loc Lacroix Native Pony, photo by Wikipedia

Hi, my name is Mko, and im an oilaholic.

My vehicle went in for repair and with the collapse happening it was 3 weeks out and this is a reputable mechanic. I embraced the challenge. The 3 weeks turned into just under a month.

Introduction As you probably know humanity is facing climate catastrophe that will be accompanied by the deaths of extinction of thousands of animal species, insect species and perhaps a billion people and the displacement and suffering of countless others. This is including the death of entire rivers and lakes and yes, a river can die. If you don’t know this and your experiencing brain damage from living under capitalism so long you at least know that gas prices are high.

During this time period i experienced many of what i would call withdrawal symptoms or urges to drive. At first out of habit but then once i put that in check there was still instances where i had come to rely on using a vehicle. These kinds of times included grocery day or times when people would call me to pick up supplies too big to carry such as when i was making planter boxes and carrying loads of plants and soil to the gardens. I recall a few times an inclination to drive across town and pick up something i didn’t really need as much as want so i skipped it. I recall times when i wanted to drive to the mountains, the urge subsided. Gas is so expensive anyway. I got a bicycle back in working order and embraced the bicycle. I used to bike across town every day. I was one of those people who didn’t drive until i was like 22 years old. How ive gotten so dependent on a vehicle is a colonized thing that i am struggling against. I should know better, i feel like sometimes because im a runner. I know better than anyone that in ancient times we would move across the land by running. In tribal times the runner was the diplomat. This is part of why we have retained the running aspect of our indigenous government. We are those ancient diplomats still here. We ask for a resurgence of running culture as an antidote to car culture but not in a symbolic way but a materialistic way. Beyond the symbolism and spirituality of the prayer run and come full circle as running people and use running as way to meet the material needs of the people.

Traveling The concept of “traveling” as we have been conditioned to it in the west is a colonial notion. A notion of galivanting on other people’s land. I took eastern religion class back at the community college and i learned that Hindus have a cultural thought of being able to life a full and happy life right in the area you were born and never really have to leave there. As far as for most indigenous of the western hemisphere many of us were nomadic but this concept of “traveling” as those colonists perpetuate is just that colonialism. If i do have to “travel” for the pan indigenous government this year i might consider taking a train. Covid is still an issue so i would protect myself with a kn-95mask but so is climate catastrophe.

Roads Roads, who really loves capitalism enough to commute for a job anyway? Just let it die already. Colonized people and colonialism strangling each other is a more appropriate situation then colonized people merely being on the receiving end of this strangulation. The roads themselves associated with car culture are a place of murder, torture and exploitation to the natural world. I recall seeing a giant porcupine get its hindquarters run over by a car and drag itself off the highway to die. Humans should be ashamed of themselves, and indigenous people have become culpable for following in the footsteps of the colonist and for emulating the colonist by joining in car culture. Some of the Shoshone and Numu are trying to get jobs with Tesla even though lithium mining will poison their water for 300 years and beyond. I am culpable. Indigenous people are now culpable, the myth of the noble savage won’t save us here. We could all rush city hall and demand that horse travel be legalized, or we could just disobey in mass by returning to horse culture until it is normalized but we haven’t yet or at least not in an organized and powerful way. There are enough forest service roads in the so-called u.s alone to stretch to the moon.

“Death to the fascist insect that preys upon the people”.
Cinque DeFreeze

Solutions Indigenous rule, decolonization, horse, running and bicycle culture.

Conclusion Because of this little test i am going to continue to avoid use of the motor vehicle. Especially while the weather is good. I will load the vehicle for survival and use it more for my bug out vehicle and grocery getter. I will keep enough gas in the tank to make a proper attempt at a bug out or evacuation in an emergency otherwise you won’t see me driving as much. Its very much an addiction. If the rest of the planet consumed as much gas as people within the so called u.s. we would be in terrible trouble. Im treating it like any other addiction. I pledge to get this vice under control. Embrace the bicycle. recycle and reuse parts from broken bicycles and give them value again. Become the Turtle Island Viet Cong and prepare to hold our ground against these colonizers that occupy our homelands. As we are getting stronger in our roots it will be impossible to remove us from our continent. We must use indigenous rule to stop the colonist. They have left a future where the air is unbreathable and 120 degrees Fahrenheit will become normal. The u.s has become the largest producers of oil directly at the expense of indigenous people. The oil companies have benefited from the deaths and exploitation of indigenous and African people. Companies like Dutch Shell are still raping Africa. Remove the tapeworm. Starve the parasite. Red Power!

Food Shortages

Climate catastrophe due to colonialism: Epic water shortage from climate catastrophe is severe. Declining freshwater levels can be seen at reservoirs, rivers are completely drying up and disappearing forever as i keep telling people a river can die. I first started talking about rivers dying around 2015-2016. Lakes have also dried up and in some cases, colonists have turned the dry lakes into offroad racetracks which is a perfect example of why settlers cannot be allowed to lead anything on our continent. Water shortage is and will continue to lead to crop failure. The farmers in so called northern “California” have had to dig their wells another 1000 feet and in many cases cannot drill further than they already have. Colonial agriculture is water hungry. Any indigenous person who is in relation to the land can tell you that wild harvest can produce more calories per acre than colonial style agriculture and without irrigation or irrigation as we know it with colonialism. This was partly explained to me by an Anishinaabe elder who told me about how colonial style agriculture has been pushed on indigenous peoples when we had no need for it. In addition to wildharvest we had horticultures. An example would be the Mineconjou (The planters along the stream) who planted corn along streams. Also worthy of note are the canals of the Hohokum, and the ancient gardens of the tribes of the region Illahee. Some of those tribe include but not limited to Kalapuya, Santiam, Wasco, Modoc, Klamath, Cayuse, Numu, Nimiipuu, Blackfeet and others. Even Lakotas are known to have ancient food gardens and growing food was of paramount importance to indigenous peoples who made planting back a part of a way of life. Much of the permaculture movement is stolen indigenous knowledge and as we face increased droughts the world has much to learn from indigenous peoples.

Capitalism and imperialism: Capitalism is putting profits over the needs of people and the living world. It is contributing to massive food waste. Food is ending up in landfills by the ton rather than give to those in need. Food boxes that the empire gives out at food banks reserve the cheapest foods for the poor and most of the time unless compensated by local farms do not offer enough fresh fruits and vegetables. They do not adequately provide for people who have diabetes. Food stamp programs only supply what a person needs for 3 weeks out of the month. The u.s empire routinely starves people. Food scarcity is manufactured.

Slavery: Colonial style agriculture causes slavery because someone is always required to work that land as where wild harvest doesn’t have this slavery element if you are gathering your own food off of the land. The illegitimate settler colony the so-called u.s has had indigenous and other oppressed peoples growing their foods for so long that many people do not even know how to grow food and if so, then often not with proficiency.

Virus: The virus has had a major impact of food production. This has caused many factories to be disrupted and the collective efforts at food production and harvest to be impeded. In addition, there has been another major outbreak of avian flu (bird flu) and this has caused a shortage of chicken.

Military: The u.s and other militaries are attacking people’s food supplies. In some cases, hundreds of tons of food have been destroyed. Nato and their colonial bullying scheme has disrupted the wheat production overseas. This will cut countries like India short and in turn they will cut off food export to the so called u.s in an effort to feed their own populations. Several freeze dried food companies are ins shortage as well as M.R.E are getting harder to come by this is proof of the militaries depleting food supply and even if this is the beginning it is sure to get worse. Any competent military understands the importance of the supply line and food supply. If you can’t eat you have to capitulate.

History: People living in the so called u.s during the time period known as the great depression had to resort heavily on wild harvest. Those of us who listened to our grandparents and paid attention to history know this to be true. When there was no honey one could raid bees nests for honey, only know the bees are in severe decline also due to colonialism. There was more open lands for picking berries and gathering roots and medicines. Now land is limited due to development and much is poisoned due to the colonists obsession with herbicide/pesticide. The dollar is collapsing and the effects will be way beyond the great depression. Anything that can be learned from history is beneficial. Crop failure lead to the end of Cahokia and contribute to the dawn of the Maya. It is important to remember the lessons of the past and continue to cultivate food security.

I.S.R is growing food to strengthen our indigenous government. This is a revolutionary act. If your not in an organization its just gardening. This is a basic foundation. To anyone who may have critiqued us saying all we are doing is growing food, my rebuttal would be at least we are getting our foundation in order and have an emphasis on mastering basics. Colonists came to this land starving and expecting us to feed them. It would be ironic if that happened again? Growing food will take some practice. A few failed major crops could spell a gigadeath. All of this depends on a healthy environment. #LandBack

“We cannot protect that 7th generation if we do not protect the earth”.
John Trudell

“They’re not food deserts they’re power deserts”
Chairman Omali Yeshitela

On Resolve

written by: Wyck Lo

“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” -Antonio Gramsci

Comrades, we face uncertain times. The Amerikkkan system that has been propped up at the expense of its true people is facing collapse. The bourgeois who profit off the system, abuse our indigenous, African, and other colonized brothers, sisters, and fellow proletariat, and allow the land to die are shifting further and further into outright fascism. How do we respond? How do we ensure the safety of the people and the land while holding back bourgeois oppression? Well, firstly, we give the land back to its rightful stewards. Furthermore, with advanced theory and meticulous praxis, we can achieve the physical. However, when the sun sets over a loss or rises to a battle, or half a crop succumbs to disease- all these things natural in their due course- we will need our resolve. When our fortune fails us, all we will have is our resolve and the principals we adhere to. We must be ready, one and all, for what is to come.

I often ponder on our revolutionary heroes. Fidel Castro began his revolution with 70 men and opened up to an initial failure, losing 60 of his comrades and fleeing into the mountains only to be captured and jailed for two years- and yet, who succeeded in Cuba? It was not the Bautista regime who achieved final victory, but Fidel Castro who proclaimed a socialist government and led the nation through the dark to where it is now, a global contender. That is just Cuba, of course! Take China as another example, as soon as the Japanese had withdrawn from the mainland, Chiang Kai-Shek and his nationalists outlawed all forms of leftism and went about the systemic murder of tens of thousands of our comrades- in their homes, at their places of business, in front of their families and peers, betrayed by a so-called ally in the early days rearing from Japanese retreat. After heavy losses, Comrade Mao led their remaining 100,000 troops on a controlled retreat through China’s harshest terrain. This final bid through inhospitable land took the lives of nearly 90,000 men. Left with only 10,000 to fight against the Nationalists hundreds of thousands, they perpetrated a guerilla war and persevered until their eventual success- and now China stands as the foremost socialist nation on the planet- a beacon of hope for many.

Comrades, I say all this to remind you, we WILL face hardship. We WILL struggle. No movement is without its mistakes, nor its failures. All things must ebb and flow. It is up to us to strive ever forward in the face of imperfection and suffering. It is up to us to learn from any mistakes and be better. The cause is not only righteous, but eminently necessary. If we cannot topple the US empire soon, we face the very real danger of human extinction in the face of environmental collapse. Remember what we are fighting for, comrades, and remember who have always been the protectors of our Mother Earth. Red Power!

Restore Turtle Island

I.S.R proudly reveals our latest continental effort. While you were arguing over what Will Smith and Johnny Depp were up to we were secretly putting in work. The Natural Resource Department of I.S.R along with our direct action teams are involved directly in the restoration of Turtle Island. For weeks we have had boots on the ground. We are innovative and there are visionaries amongst us. We are trend setters and are one of the most copied groups on Turtle Island. Now that we have completed our first round we are revealing it because this time we actually want the copycats to join in. There has been a 400 year pattern of co-optation of indigenous resistance to the point that you have normalized it. If you want to steal anything including ideas look to the indigenous. Well copy this one you copycats. We are and always will be the #RightfulStewards lots of people are into native plants this becomes revolutionary when it is an effort lead by indigenous peoples. From my time in the rewilding movement i noticed colonists could plant back but when indigenous people are working with our plants we are arrested and fined. “public” lands is really code for white supremacy. If your trying to copy at home make sure the efforts are lead by indigenous peoples or better yet just join I.S.R pan indigenous government today.

To start this off sedge grasses, tufted hair grasses, red willow, greater camas and lesser camas. cat tail seeds were scattered and showy flea bane is being started by seed.

Invasive species such as English ivy and Himalayan blackberry are being removed.

Fast growing softwood trees such as red willow are being planted. Our department Of Natural Resources can rival those illegitimate colonial agencies with large budgets if we had more people join I.S.R. What we have done so far with little or no funding has been spectacular. Our authority supersedes that of the colonist. We seek full dictatorship of our lands to ensure the protection of culturally significant natural resources that have been exploited by colonists and continued to be exploited by neocolonialists.

Turtle Island should be restored to the best of our capability including indigenous religions and languages in addition to plants and wildlife.

We must sequester carbon. Climate catastrophe is the biggest threat to life on the planet and its even more immanent than nuclear war. Groups that are not addressing climate catastrophe have now become irrelevant because of their failure to adapt and evolve as an organization.

If your not in an anticolonial, communist revolutionary organization then its just gardening so make sure your in a serious organization. This is imperative because as fast as we restore Turtle Island the colonist is busy raping it so the colonist must either join under indigenous rule, and embrace a new life with the resistance government or be undermined, and removed from our lands forever. Join and support I.S.R the fledgling pan indigenous government. Go Go copycats! Do what you do!

“Our freedom is just a matter of power”
Invisible Warrior

written by War Chief Mko the Invisible Warrior

Revolutionary Mental Health including 31 herbs

Most of Turtle Island is experiencing some kind of mental health issue and most of them are caused by colonialism and capitalism. There is a clinical term called “eco anxiety” that is becoming more prevalent either that or health officials of western medicine can no longer ignore it. Isolation due to covid has also played a role by creating barriers to social interaction. As revolutionaries we have a responsibility to the collecting to keep our mental health in the best condition possible. Everyone should be in an organization but even if you’re not your still on the peripheral of the movement and share this same responsibility to maintain mental health. You might seek traditional healing thru ceremony or see a councilor. You might also join I.S.R who have a once-a-week group counseling session where we help each other maintain and heal, we include tips on how we are getting thru difficult times. We find it beneficial for people in the movement to have access to mental health independent of the colonial government. We are struggling to build an apparatus that can rival the system and that includes having our own mental health program. Several of us have experience with drug and alcohol recovery and are open to assisting with that for our members as well. We have included a list of herbs you might find helpful for mental health. We are all struggling so make sure you do your part and be responsible with your mental health. We can’t all get depressed at the same time and use that as an excuse to stop organizing. and organizing is what we should be doing now more than ever. Aromatherapy is work looking into. Get plenty of exercise. Try smudge. Tune in don’t tune out.

“Organization is the weapon of the oppressed”.
Kwame Ture

“Improve your relationships with the plant nations”.
Invisible Warrior

Ashwagandha, lemon balm, hops, kava, milky oats, lavender, chamomile, ginseng, stinging nettle, devils club, gingko biloba, st. John’s wort, sage, holy basil, passion flower, rhodiola, licorice root, catnip, gotu kola, kratom, damiana, cowslip primrose, yarrow, danshen, skullcap, California poppy, black cohosh, valerian root, vetiver, linden, verbena.

Response To Washington Fish And Wildlife From I.S.R Department Of Natural Resources April 2022

This is an official letter from the Department Of Natural Resources of the pan indigenous government of I.S.R to “Washington” State Fish And Wildlife. We have received notice that you are considering continuing to kill wolves in the wild even after a change in “U.S” federal law prohibits it.

Reason for decision: We the rightful stewards clearly understand that the colonial practice of raising European bovine on this continent has inflicted a holocaust of biodiversity. We have clearly stated that wolves are a culturally significant animal that plays a crucial role in the restoration of our continent and our way of life. This way of life for whatever its worth has been stated as the remedy for the entire planet by the U.N. We as the rightful stewards of this land view the agencies involved as illegitimate. We expose the killing of wolves as a colonial money making scheme and that cattle ranching is subsidized by the u.s government. Quit simply this is a racket to graze cattle on stolen land at the peril of all life and then differ cost onto the taxpayer. Killing wolves for these agencies and ranchers has become an elaborate form of theft.

“Washington” would like feedback before they make their decision, and this is our official decision as a fledgling pan indigenous government.

IF you continue to kill wolves in the wild you will not only be in violation of the will of the “public” which has not been properly informed but also U.S federal law and you will be in violation of a greater law of the indigenous government. You will be solidifying our persisting claims that agencies like yours are illegitimate rogue agencies. Although thru colonialism you have more power than we do at this current time. We also realize that we have more actual authority than you do. The government of I.S.R view all u.s treaties as invalid as they were signed under severe duress. We acknowledge that some of our nations and bands are unseeded. As we build our own courts and government with the intent to rule our own lands as 900 indigenous nations united into one government you could start to face potential legal and moral setbacks. Your offices being closed due to COVID intensified the situation by silencing your opposition. Your agency recently asked for feedback. This our official response. I.S.R Department Of Natural Resources. April, 2022

Genocide No More-Reconciliation Is Dead

On April fools Day the Catholic Church and indigenous leaders met with the spirit of reconciliation in mind however the popes apology fell short. Pope Francis only apologized for the actions of certain members of the church, failing to acknowledge the religions involvement in the planning, orchestrating and carrying the gruesome practice of residential schools and the generational loss of language, culture and spirituality. All together the apology showed little remorse and was followed up by an empty plea for forgiveness while again undermining the countless lives lost at the hands of the church. In my eyes the church’s back-handed apology mentioned nothing of land back or recourse for the historical wrongs and judiciary responsibility of the church to the indigenous people of turtle island. If reconciliation is to be achieved the church must follow up with a mass repatriation of land, international recognition of indigenous spirituality and trillions in compensation for all those touched by residential schools and the evils of colonialism, and the revoking of pilpul bulls and doctrine of discovery that dehumanized and entire continent and enabled slavery and genocide in Turtle Island.

The Red River Jig in so called Canada:
On the act of betrayal and fraud that made the rivers run red.
The priests that created political and spiritual disunity with wine, a cross and a bible made the Crees beef with the Blackfoot and the Dene waiving nation to nation treaty as if it was good, the treaty that supposedly made treaty 1-11, but treaty 6 was done in ceremony under the sacred pipe and before creator, where it was agree that there would be peace between the native nations of Turtle Island and the queen of England and the HBC company. The Northwest Territories for the first nations was broken the second it was signed when the Canadian RCMP massacred 30,000 women and children at the red river that made the river run red with red Cree blood, the act that painted Canada’s flag and constitution with the blood of those in the mass graves at the red river. A small piece of the oral history of Canada Ltd.

Justice delayed is justice denied. As stated earlier the indigenous peoples visiting the pope failed to get him to rescind the doctrine of discovery. If that had happened, then there could have been some kind of legal bearing on our land theft claims. Anything short of this is a failure. We are disappointed in our people for stopping short of the goal. These 30 delegates do not speak for the resistance which is a huge factor. They lack the representation to speak for the majority of indigenous nations. Symbolic actions lead to no material gain for the people. One should at least have a foundational understanding of dialectical materialism to avoid these blunders. It’s like were so quick to get to feeling special, so used to being tokenized that a few of us shake the popes hand and forget about 530 years of genocide? Forget future generations? Are we this obsessed with celebrities of various sorts? That we forget that 10,000 of our children have been exhumed from graves after being murdered by the church. Where is talk of reparations? Only 2 million in restitution has been paid. They went all that way to dance off the tension of colonialism? Is this all we can do now? Have we become this impotent or did they send the wrong natives to the Vatican? An sum so high that it can never be paid is what we are owed. We are surviving an ongoing genocide and our numbers are growing. We want everything that was taken from us back, its all ours. Nothing he has is really his. His scalp is even worthless. Hes already been scalped, he has no hair. The great mystery scalped him for us. What kind of mind is celebrating this visit to the Vatican? A colonized one. Those uncolonized amongst us are furious. Those wild ones. We refuse to forget. We are not broken enough to forget. They are just attempting to pacify us and deny us justice again. Look at the words being used “reconciliation” The restorations of friendly relations? There never was friendly relations. They sent murderers, child rapists and thieves. “Conciliation” The action of stopping someone from being angry. We will not stop being angry. That is just yet another attempt to control us. Anger is the proper catalyst to getting the justice the seek to continue to deny us. “Conciliatory” Intended or likely to placate or pacify. Just because the pope says justice doesn’t mean he means it. These are the ones responsible for the worlds greatest lie, how on earth are you going to be so gullible as to believe him. Furthermore he didn’t even apologize because if he did it would admit fault or responsibility. The Catholic church leaves a trail of dead babies wherever it goes. A large mass grave at a Catholic school in Ireland was thought to have around 800 bodies ranging in age from 2 weeks to 9 years old in a septic tank. If they are sick enough to do this to Europeans then clearly they will have no qualms doing it to other races. We got to drop the Stockholm’s syndrome and produce a realistic political analasyis as a people. A BBC documentary exposed over 50 years in Spain where 300,000 babies were stolen from their parents and trafficked by the church. The church received around 20 billion dollars on adoptions. Another instance found 97 infants buried under a bathhouse in Rome. These ideas are the birthplace of the patterns of behavior that caused and perpetuate the legalized theft of indigenous children and children of color that is plaguing Turtle Island. Words mean nothing. We want our land back. Reparations now! Once we become strong enough we will chase the colonist into the sea. Forever indigenous land. Red Power!

Written by Security Officer Littlewolf and The Invisible Warrior

Turtle Island Unity Congress

On March 27 from 1 to 3 pm pacific I.S.R the fledgling revolutionary pan indigenous government will be meeting with leaders around the continent. We will be discussing a pathway to unity that has been developed. This pathway is a work in progress. I teach that organizations are like organisms, and they can adapt and evolve. The pathway has to do with 7 barriers to unity that have been identified and studied. Efforts are in motion to overcome these barriers that benefit foremost indigenous peoples, but also members of all other races united within our super pack. We work with anyone who agrees with indigenous rule of Turtle Island, so called “North America”. The meeting will deepen the understanding of these 7 group rules and explain elements of the blossoming culture of resistance that is I.S.R. Finally, attendees will be encouraged to agree to a short and concise unity statement. Once that is complete, various organizations may have their logo applied to the creation of the first of its kind Turtle Island Unity Banner. This is inspired by a model observed in Africa. This will make our unity clear and known to the masses. I.S.R vision of the super pack was given to us by wolves. Wolves compete is groups of 7 to 15 much like modern social justice organizations are acting. Under extraordinary circumstances wolf packs will come together to form packs of up to 400 members strong. I.S.R is super pack. Only we can call for authentic unity on our continent. Only indigenous have authority on our continent.

“Only indigenous rule will unite the races of Turtle Island’.
Invisible Warrior

Until now the power dynamics have been incorrect it wasn’t until sometime in 2020 that correct power dynamics were understood by I.S.R. We urge leaders of tribal nations, island nations, social groups, revolutionary groups, militant groups and entire warrior societies attend this historic conference online via zoom. You may bring another person with you to help bring this message back to your organizations. Please have your organizations logo complete at the time of the conference.

Written By The Invisible Warrior

Update: The name of this has been changed to unity congress. This implies the that the process is ongoing. This is correct. Organizations may meet with us to enter into collaboration around the study of 7 barriers to unity and be represented on our unity banner under the dictatorship of the new pan indigenous government.