Monthly Archives: April 2012

From Keloland.com by Perry Groten SIOUX FALLS, SD – After battling cancer last year, and a bout with pneumonia earlier this month, a famous South Dakota Indian activist is now well enough to re-emerge in the spotlight. Russell Means, a … Continue reading →

From The Atlantic Cities Samuel Arbesman When we think about borders, we tend to think of administrative boundaries. Those demarcating lines, often grown out of rivers and mountain ranges or diplomatic quirks, govern our daily lives, and that’s doubly so … Continue reading →

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Reblogged from MRDA's Inferno: Who would’ve thought such a mild-mannered, bourgeois Englishman could ignite such a fibre-optic firestorm? A few weekends back, all right-thinking Left-leaners united for a hyperextended Two Minutes Hate session against one John Derbyshire, a Brit expat … Continue reading →

The Cascadia Movement has a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money for their documentary. I have discussed the possibility of alliances between the Cascadians and Pacific NW Tribes and First Nations before. Their concept of bioregionalism is close to our traditional … Continue reading →

From The Guardian Logging companies keen to exploit Brazil’s rainforest have been accused by human rights organisations of using gunmen to wipe out the Awá, a tribe of just 355. Survival International, with backing from Colin Firth, is campaigning to … Continue reading →

Indians in Mexico barricade their lands, cease to recognize the authority of the federal government, field a warrior militia to defend their lands in shootouts with illegal loggers and look to tribal leaders for guidance. This is how Native American … Continue reading →

The US claims self defense when it invades another country and murders its inhabitants, and whines about “terrorism” whenever a people rise up to defend themselves.