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What is really being said in this Christmas song? / 2006
August 29, 2012 by Ann What is really being said in this Christmas song? “Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town” (A merry tune or a valid threat, you decide) “You better watch out You better not cry You better not pout I’m telling you why Santa Claus is coming to town” Vinnie, the Elf; “If you don’t do as I say. Big Nick is going to give you a chunk of coal or possibly a pair of concrete slippers” Santa is both judge and hangman. He can dictate your fate on Christmas Day, if your not careful. It’s curtains for you bud, if you don’t go by Santa’s rules. Santa knows. Vinnie; “Go ahead kid, be bad and see where it gets you. You and Nick will have a difference of opinion. And when Nick is unhappy, me and Sal are unhappy, Capice? Hey kid, nice puppy in your back yard. Sure would hate to see anything happen to it, if you gets my drift” Salvatore, the Elf; “ Ops , sorry kid. Guess I hugged the hamster a little to tight. I thinks it broke it’s fuzzy neck,………. nice Play Station” “He’s making a list Checking it twice Gonna find out who’s naughty or nice Santa Claus is coming to town” Vinnie “We’ve had you under surveillance for quite some time kid. Our records indicate that there is a discrepancy. The dates checked in red indicate Naughty Days or incidents. The blue are Nice Days. As you can plainly see, your in the red, kid.” “He sees you when you’re sleeping He knows when you’re awake He knows if you’ve been bad or good So be good for goodness sake” Vinnie “Like I said, we keep an eye on things. We pay close attention to details. . So it behooves you to be good. I know you would not like the alternatives, if you decided to be bad anyway. You get my meaning? Go ahead Sal, break the X-Box. Let this be a lesson to yous kid” “With little tin horns and little toy drums Rooty toot toots and rummy tum tums” Vinnie and Sal “Ba Da Bing, Ba Da Bang, Ba Da Boom!” “Santa’s a busy man he has no time to play He’s got millions of stockings to fill on Christmas day” Vinnie “The boss sent us down here so we can clear this matter up. He’s a very busy man and has other constituents to deal with while he’s in the city. So Sal and I are your personal representatives, if you will. We are his collections elves” “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” Vinnie “Today is payday kid” Buffalohair _________________ Crativity is the byproduct of a fertile mind Okay Lets Do This ! Prepare For An Ice Age! How? July 16, 2013 by Ann Earth Shift https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ikxDnMI7kDM video Quote:More about mammoths : The Ice Ages Where did all of the large mammals go? About 10,000-12,000 years ago most of the large mammals from the Ice Ages went extinct. Paleontologists are trying to understand why this happened. There are two possible ideas. The first one has to do with climate. About 12,800 to 11,500 years ago, it became very cold, changing the environment in which these large mammals lived. Paleontologists think the cool weather may have reduced the amount of food available for these large animals. The second idea has to do with humans. Humans arrived in North America about 13,000 years ago. They were hunters and killed large mammals for food. How do we know? There are several fossil sites in the southwest US where mammoth bones containing spear heads have been found. Paleontologists think that maybe humans hunted the large mammals to extinction. What’s the answer? There is a lot of debate among paleontologists about whether climate or humans led to the extinction of these large mammals. Today, however, most paleontologists think it is a combination of both reasons. The cool weather may have diminished their food resources making it easier for humans to hunt them to extinction Last humans on Earth survived Ice Age by sheltering in ‘Garden of Eden’ claim scientists… survived–Ice–Age-sheltering…Jul 27, 2010 The strip of land on Africa’s southern coast became the only place that remained habitable during the devastating ice age which wiped out … The caves along the South African coast where early man may have sheltered and survived the ice age Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1297765/Last-humans-Earth-survived-Ice-Age-sheltering-Garden-Eden-claim-scientists.html#ixzz2YzD4HWNY Needs List: ?Rescue Teams Snow Suits / Arctic Sleeping Bags / Space Blankets to cover over the top of sleeping bags to seal in your body heat. Yes,I found out this winter that space blankets take the place of heating pads and electric blankets used in this manner./ Melt ice and snow for water and use your Clearly Filter ? What would you use as fuel/power? Small wind power set up? Solar Panels? / But wait …… this is not a Big Weather Storm with grid off line that we are talking about here! This is a new plan of survival! Candles for night light? OR Up with the chickens if there are any left and to bed with the chickens? I have rough camped and that was the way it was:) How to prepare for the coming Ice Age? – Cassiopaeacassiopaea.org › … Jul 1, 2010 – 15 posts – 10 authorsAs we read: the coming ice age could be just one winter away, and I was wondering if you guys are preparing for this and how you prepare … Jun 14, 2011 – 15 posts – 1 author I think it’s about time we discuss how best to survive a potential ice age scenario. We should all be aware that we may be on the brink of it. How to Survive the Next Ice Age « Phil for Humanity No matter how well prepared any person or group can be for the next ice age, they will eventually run out of supplies and need to start living off the land again. Now cold places depend on shipping in from warmer areas. So that is not going to work in an ice age! As I was going to say copy Siberia, Alaska, Northern Canada:) ” There are other events just around the corner that many cultures were warned about but nobody paid attention as usual. There are no green solutions to Earth Changes. You can’t buy your way out of it with Carbon Credits or electric cars either. Windmills and solar panels will simply be blown off the face of the Earth as more 200+ mph winds begin to take its toll on humanity. We will also learn first hand how wooly mammoths were quick frozen in mid stride while chewing their food. Besides, if you paid attention to visions and prophecy you would also know electricity will cease to function since the physics behind it all will soon change. This is a cycle Ma Earth was on long before dinosaurs roamed the Earth and Al Gore first tried to capitalize on naturally occurring events. Economics and greed will give way to survival as clean drinking water becomes more valuable then Blackberries and fancy gold trinkets. A gram of salt will be almost priceless. Paper money will not buy a slice of bread but find a home in latrines around the world.” Caves around here are being blocked off with metal bars by the New World Odor gang! They have taken over the under ground just for themselves! What is the New World Odor Elite going to do for power under ground? Use all that gas and oil they are storing up for themselves? Or will Mother Earth let them? A spark could set it off like a bomb! OR She can shift and crush them under there! Or as Tribes speak of the Hot Red Blood Lava filling all the under ground caves? This will not be a Storm Grid shut down where we can use these as back up!” There are other events just around the corner that many cultures were warned about but nobody paid attention as usual. There are no green solutions to Earth Changes. You can’t buy your way out of it with Carbon Credits or electric cars either. Windmills and solar panels will simply be blown off the face of the Earth as more 200+ mph winds begin to take its toll on humanity. We will also learn first hand how wooly mammoths were quick frozen in mid stride while chewing their food. Besides, if you paid attention to visions and prophecy you would also know electricity will cease to function since the physics behind it all will soon change. This is a cycle Ma Earth was on long before dinosaurs roamed the Earth and Al Gore first tried to capitalize on naturally occurring events. Economics and greed will give way to survival as clean drinking water becomes more valuable then Blackberries and fancy gold trinkets. A gram of salt will be almost priceless. Paper money will not buy a slice of bread but find a home in latrines around the world.” How Did Everyone Stay Warm In Winter? Arctic: You can beat the Arctic if you… Get Plenty of rest. Avoid Tight Clothing. Eat plenty of fat. Keep dry and warm. Quote: If landing a plane? One – Drain several gallons of lubricating oil from the engine oil sump In the far north this oil will be your immediate source of fuel for heating and cooking. If you wait too long after landing, the oil will become so stiff that it will be impossible to drain it. A cowl section can be used as a receptacle. Drain a similar quantity of gasoline, but don’t spill any on you hands if in winter time – it will freeze them. Drain residual oil and gasoline – they will be your main source of fuel if you have been forced down in ice country. TWO – If conditions allow you to make a wheels-down landing and your plane is still flyable, drain all the lubricating oil ( it will be simpler to heat the congealed oil than to heat the engine if a take-off is attempted) and stake your plane to protect it from the wind. In snow country, mooring anchors can be made by burying branches, sacks, boxes, or cans in the snow and pouring water over the spot. On ice, two holes can be dug a foot apart and a hole chopped through the intervening bridge to take the mooring line. Mooring lines should be tight enough to prevent the plane from rocking. If your plane is still flyable after landing, protect the tires with evergreen boughs. They will freeze to the ice if unprotected. Some measure should also be taken to prevent your landing-wheel tires from freezing to the ice. A padding of boughs, canvas, or straw under the wheels will do the job. SNOW GOGGLES: Improvised snow goggles can be made by cutting slits in wood. As soon as possible after landing check your equipment. Snow goggles should be worn at all times. The snow goggles in your kit will protect your eyes against the glare. If they have been lost or broken, you can fashion a pair of Eskimo-type snow shields from a scrap of wood about six inches long and an inch wide by burning holes or slits through it at eye width. The goggles can be held on with a short length of shroud line cut from your parachute. Don’t make your snow goggles out of metal. Metal will freeze to your skin. As an additional precaution against snow Blindness, blacken your cheeks and the bridge of your nose with soot, charcoal, or dirty engine oil. The blackening will help cut down reflection. SNOW BLINDNESS CAN OCCUR DURING A BRIGHT OVERCAST AS QUICKLY AS DURING SUNNY WEATHER. CLOTHING: (Page 28 illustration) If your shoes are tight, improvise boots from canvas and cord. Double socks filled with cushion stuffing will protect your feet. Several layers of light clothing are much warmer than a single layer of heavy clothing. Inner clothing should be fluffy and porous; outer clothing should be windproof. AVOID TIGHT CLOTHING AND TIGHT SHOES: In winter your cloths should be loose enough to allow a free circulation of air so that your perspiration can evaporate. If it doesn’t, it will form frost inside your cloths and you will be well on your way to freezing and frostbite. keep your clothes and your socks dry. If you must do heavy work, loosen your clothing and remove some of it. Avoid becoming overheated – an excess of perspiration will mean wet clothing and drying them in sub-zero weather is difficult. If you get we, change to dry clothing as soon as possible. Frost can be removed by turning the garment inside out and beating it with a stick. To dry clothes with the heat from a fire build a rack to hold them. (See page 28) Don’t wear tight shoes. If the shoes you have are not big enough to allow you to wear at least two pairs of heavy socks don’t use them. Instead, improvise a pair by wrapping your feet in strips of canvas cut from your wing covers, motor covers, or any other heavy material that may be aboard your plane. If rescue fails, your feet will be your only means of travel, so take care of them. Keep your hands and feet warm and dry and you will be fairly comfortable no matter what the temperature. An improvised warm double sock can be made by putting one pair of wool socks inside another and stuffing a layer of stuffing from a preserver cushion in the space between the two. If you have them, a good combination for keeping your hands warm consists of heavy woolen inner mitts with canvas or other windproof outer mitts. NEVER TOUCH COLD METAL WITH YOUR BARE HANDS. IT WILL FREEZE TO THE SKIN. If you do touch metal by accident, thaw the metal loose from the skin. Don’t pull it. Protect your face with a loose cloth fastened to your parka. Tight-fitting face masks made of canvas or other cloth should be avoided. They are more of a hazard than a protection. Instead, fasten a piece of cloth across the front of your parka hood just below the level of your eyes and let it hang down loosely below your collar. This type of face shield not only protects your face, but allows your moist breath to escape. DON’T GROW A BEARD if you can help it – moisture from your breath will freeze on your beard and form an ice-mask that may freeze your face. SHELTER: SAVE YOUR PARACHUTE – the canopy makes up into a good tent. In tree country, a lean-to can be made from evergreen boughs. Build your fire on a platform of logs or metal salvaged from your plane. The platform will prevent the water from melting ice or snow from wetting the fire wood and putting out the fire. A tin-can stove. A large can makes a good stove, cut stoke-hole and flue. A tin-can heater that burns oil. wire tripod supports cord wick. Shelter can be provided in a number of ways. Hard-packed snow drifts can be hollowed out to provide protection for two or three men. If a semi-permanent type of camp is necessary, build an ice house. The ice or snow can be cut into blocks with a machete or snow knife of metal salvaged from your plane. A good tent can be made out of your parachute – with the shrouds serving as stake lines. When you cut your chute free of its harness, save the harness. It can be used as an improvised pack. Pitch your tent in a sheltered spot, but not in the lee of a snow bank where it stands any chance of being buried by drifting snow. If no natural windbreak is available, construct one out of snow and ice blocks. The opening to your tent should be away from the direction of the prevailing wind and the floor should be covered with boughs, canvas wing covers, engine covers, or seat cushions. In tree country, lean-to shelter can be constructed by arranging a framework of poles and covering it on three sides with a thick layer of evergreen boughs. Here again, the floor of your shelter should be lined with boughs, canvas, or seat cushions. If you are using a sleeping bag, air and dry it at least once every three days. Wear as few clothes as possible in your sleeping bag. Excessive body moisture will condense and form frost inside the bag. When this happens, turn the bag inside out and beat it with a stick. A damp or frosted sleeping bag is dangerous, keep it dry. Don’t put your sleeping bag directly on the snow or ice. Protect it with a layer of evergreen boughs if they are available or with a wing cover, seat cushions, or engine covers. HEAT: In tree country, wood for heating and cooking fires is no problem. Various types of fires and fireplaces can be used. Shield your fire from the wind and in snow country, don’t build it directly on the ice or snow. The melting snow will wet the wood and reduce the heat of your fire. Build it on a crib of wood or metal as shown on the next page. If no wood is available, your main source of fuel will be the oil and gasoline drained from your engine. This can be burned in several ways for cooking and heating. If the oil is congealed, mold it into small balls. Place one of the pieces in the bottom of an open-top can or any other receptacle that has a draft hole cut near the bottom. Cover it with the kapok or other stuffing salvaged from your seat cushions, pour a very small amount of gasoline over top, and light it. More fuel can be added as desired. If the oil is liquid, mix a little gasoline with it, pour the mixture into the can over an improvised wick consisting of four or five strands of twisted cord or rag supported on a bent-wire tripod frame, and light the wick. A small flame inside a closed heater of this type will provide enough heat for quick cooking. The same type of tin-can heater can be used as an economical burner for small quantities of wood.A heater for use inside your improvised tent or lean-to need be nothing more than a candle burning inside a small tin can. Or, if you have no candles, a miniature of the cooking burner can be made. In some Arctic regions surface coal is available as fuel. It can be found in some river valleys. On sea beaches, coal often can be found in the windrows. This coal has been scooped from the sea bottom and piled on the beach by the ice. Starting a fire with this coal may be difficult, particularly if no wood for kindling is available. Animal fats and hides also provide a source of fuel. A small chunk of caribou suet, for instance, placed on a small piece of wood and lighted, is sufficient to cook enough meat to last three men one day. The hide of a musk ox or a grizzly bear will cook three or four pots of food. Seal blubber also makes an exellent fuel. WARNING: DANGEROUS CARBON MONOXIDE FUMES ARE PRODUCED WHEN ANY KIND OF FIRE OR HEATER IS BURNED IN AN UNVENTILATED SHELTER. BE SURE TO PROVIDE VENTILATION. Carbon monoxide poisoning is one of the greatest dangers in the Arctic. Carbon monoxide gas is colorless and odorless , so your only means of combating it is through adequate ventilation, particularly at night. A snow drift may cover your tent and reduce the normal ventilation through the fabric of your tent, so provide some other means of ventilation while your stove or fire is burning. Keep a burner or fire going only long enough to cook your food, then put it out. FOOD: Eat as much fat as you can. Fat is a heat-producing food and very important to your health in the Arctic. In the winter months, animals and fish will be about your only source of natural food. The caribou provides the best meat of the land animals and the seal provides the best of the sea animals. COOKING: In the Arctic, boiling is the easiest and the best method of cooking. Boiling not only conserves fuel, but preserves the essential elements of the food. In summer and autumn, fresh water will be available excepting on the ice cap or on the sea. In the winter, ice or snow can be used. To cook meat in water from ice or snow, melt small bits until you have an inch or two of water, fill the pot about three-quarters full with the ice or snow, cut the meat into inch chunks and place it on top of the ice, and then put the pot on the fire. As the ice melts, the meat will sink and as the water is gradually warmed the meat will thaw. After the water has boiled for two or three minutes remove the pot from the fire and place it on evergreen boughs or a piece of wood to cool to eating temperature. When the meat has been eaten, the liquid remaining should be drunk. NEVER OVERCOOK MEAT, overcooking destroys the vitamins. For a variation in diet, chunks of meat can be broiled over the fire in any one of a number of ways, but the bulk of your fish and meat should be boiled. PLENTY OF FOOD AND REST is the secret of Arctic travel, particularly in the winter. Don’t rush, cook at least one hot meal a day, and be sure to get adequate sleep. You can survive many days without food if you will relax and avoid exhaustion, DON’T WORRY ABOUT FREEZING TO DEATH WHILE YOU SLEEP. Unless you are exhausted you will wake up before you freeze. United States Army Air force Arctic Survival Manual World War II (1941-1945) http://www.arcticwebsite.com/USAAFsurvival.html Without burning wood, how do people in the Arctic keep warm or light their homes in the winter? While there is a variety of plant life in the arctic tundra as well as small amounts of driftwood, wood was not readily available to northern peoples. Instead of burning wood for heat or light at night, people in the north used the oil from the fat of seals or other marine mammals as their primary source of fuel for lamps and fires. What do people eat in the Arctic? Even though the environment in the Arctic prevents people from growing their own food, people still have a varied diet. Peoples in arctic regions have traditionally eaten a variety of fish, seals, whales and caribou, as well as the numerous types of plants and delicious berries that grow naturally in the Arctic. In addition, Eurasian Arctic peoples adopted reindeer domestication as their main subsistence pattern about 2,000 years ago. What kinds of shoes do people wear in the Arctic? Because of the very cold conditions, it’s important to have extremely warm shoes. Traditionally people wore skin boots, which are very warm and adaptable. The warmest boots are made from caribou or reindeer skin, although people on the coast utilized polar bear or seal skin because they are naturally waterproof. Often fish skin was used for the soles, as the scales provide good traction on the ice and snow. Inuit clothing – John Tyman Photo Journals www.johntyman.com/arctic/inuit201.htmlINUIT ~ People of the Arctic Unit III: INUIT: CLOTHING AND SHELTER Back to Main Navigation Page … sometimes husky fur (which is similarly thick and warm). Modern Antarctic Clothing – Cool Antarctica
www.coolantarctica.com/Antarctica%20fact%20file/…/clothing_in_antar…Clothing for cold conditions, how to keep warm in extreme cold temeratures. … Damp clothing in the cold can reduce the insulation significantly, so it is important … Buffalohair Blog NativeVue / 2007 / 2008
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With all this grief around us, it’s hard to […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | No Comments » Musician Rick Dakotah, The Interview…September 15th, 2007 by admin I am very fortunate in that I have the opportunity to meet artists from all genres and cultures in the entertainment world. But it is rare that I come into contact with an individual who is an enigma shrouded in mystery. Born in American and raised in jolly old England Rick Dakotah has always been […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | No Comments » Tishri 5768September 14th, 2007 by admin In remembrance of a very special person in my life I am going to reprint a story about an old Jewish lady named Gabby. Yesterday I sang some Yiddish songs with a friend of mine. After we were done I did not realize how special these songs were to me. It was Rosh Hoshana and […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | 1 Comment » THE SECRET NATIVESeptember 13th, 2007 by admin There is no question I know and chat with many entertainers as a part of my work and pleasure. But I want to tell you a story about some of the artists I know. At some point someone mentioned that there were no Natives in the mainstream entertainment world, they were non-existent. I must beg […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | No Comments » THE DEMISESeptember 12th, 2007 by admin As the crystal palaces of the economic empire shake with news of the falling dollar. One has to wonder what people were thinking as they invested or better put, gambled on the stock market (The Ultimate Ponzi Scheme). In essence people wagered against themselves as industries divested holdings within the borders of the continental United […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | No Comments » A Prayer for Those Left Behind, (9-11)September 11th, 2007 by admin Within my tradition we believe there is no death. Whence we’ve crossed over into the spirit world we are embraced by our ancestors and will never be alone again. So my prayer is for the living who walk this ambivalent world in the pall of grief and loneliness. “Maheo’ hear my prayer, fore I ask in […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | 2 Comments » Dan Leonetti and the Screenplay “Woodpecker Waltz”September 10th, 2007 by admin Daniel Joseph Leonetti, born sometime in the early 50’s; gads he’s worse than a dame when it comes to getting his actually age. He was born in Trinidad, Colorado of Apache and Italian lineage. He was raised and attended grade school in Trinidad. Then in 1968 he enlisted in the Army and trained extensively in […] Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | No Comments » What You’ve Been Waiting For…September 8th, 2007 by admin …is coming soon. Very soon. And it’s gonna be worth it. Read the rest of this entry Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia | No Comments » From Founding NativeVue Magazine 2006 - 2012 Retired Buffalohair NativeVue Selling Native American Scalps On ebay/2006
September 9, 2012 by Ann Just so everyone knows. The auction house listed below was in the process of auctioning off Sioux Scalps on ebay today. Granted they are off the market now with this shameless attempt to sell human body parts. But the fact remains they may still be in possession of these items. And you have the right to know who these creatures are. Wonder if they have and human skin lamp shades from Hitler’s era of madness? cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/eB…PI.dll Allard Auctions Inc. 1600 S. Country Club Dr. Mesa AZ, 85201 1-888-314-0343 At the very least we should let our opinion be known to these people. So the Feds are aware of this loathsome act we should remind them that we also know. Just in case they forgot to enforce the law. Title 18, United States Code, Section 1170 – Illegal Trafficking in Native American Human Remains and Cultural Items: Prohibits the sale of the human remains or cultural artifacts of Native Americans without the right of possession of those items in accordance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. We have the power to make a difference. Your Devil’s Advocate Buffalohair The Selling of Native American Scalps on ebay / 2007
September 14, 2012 by Ann1 The Selling of Native American Scalps on ebay December 1st, 2007 by admin Carole / For Buffalohair Just so everyone knows. The auction house listed below was in the process of auctioning off Sioux Scalps on ebay today. Granted they are off the market now with this shameless attempt to sell human body parts. But the fact remains they may still be in possession of these items. And you have the right to know who these creatures are. Wonder if they have and human skin lamp shades from Hitler’s era of madness? cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/eB…PI.dll Allard Auctions Inc. 1600 S. Country Club Dr. Mesa AZ, 85201 1-888-314-0343 At the very least we should let our opinion be known to these people. Just in case the Feds are not aware of this loathsome act we should remind them that we also know. Just in case they forgot to enforce the law. Title 18, United States Code, Section 1170 – Illegal Trafficking in Native American Human Remains and Cultural Items: Prohibits the sale of the human remains or cultural artifacts of Native Americans without the right of possession of those items in accordance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. We have the power to make a difference. Your Devil’s Advocate Buffalohair Posted in BUFFALOhair – Somewhere between sanity and dementia, Featured Articles | The Founding NativeVue Magazine 2006 - 2012 Retired 3 Comments »
A Message to Us at Spirit In The Wind / 2007 Siyo Quattroc It is as you can see a very sore open wound for me,though I tell you true there is no hate in my heart for People,no matter the color. You see there are and were good white People in this country,who cared then,and care now,that ANY are treated unfairly,in my own family,my grandfathers great grandparents, the grandmother was adopted by a white family who loved and cared for her when her mother died from the sweating sick,and her father was never again quite “right”,though our People honored him,the whites did not and mistreat him badly. The family who took his daughter,BOUGHT two young Cherokee boys,then allowed the older one to work and buy his and brothers freedom,this became then the great grandfather Jourdan Evans,who married Delia (Oobla lv Whitecloud) Reynolds .My family have the papers to this day where the sales were made. The only way these White Peoples could stay here in this country and JUSTIFY their right to do so,was to say WE were NOT human,if ever they admitted that we were human,not only could they not take the lands,but must even to this day return them to our Peoples and hope that we are of better heart than ever they were to us,you see? The reason they say their God gave them the RIGHT to take the lands was because these were “heathen” savages not truly humans,but once many of our Peoples in fear and confusion turned to their “religion” they were then frightened if we became “civilized” and “Baptized” Christians there was no more excuse to murder and steal from us,so we were NOT human! We,could not win,and still today the Genocide lives in this country,still today as LOUD as our JOINED voices would be,there is the fear,they STILL take our children,STILL teach lies in the schools to cause hate for our kind, STILL make movies that show us ALL as “Plains Indians”,that are ignorant,dirty, drunk,and superstitious. And when something like that “Scalp” comes forward and we get upset,they are clueless,or tell us “that’s all past” our ancestors did it, you lost, get over it! Uhnhuh,and just exactly how do we do that,and then they,scream to high heaven,lol, the Mexicans are INVADING their country ILLEGALLY! I tell them,hah ho,get over it,it just the Circle Turning! ROFL! blessings granny In a message dated 12/2/2007 9:19:41 P.M. Central Standard Time, quattroc writes: Oh, Granny, I am so glad you brought up the treatment of Natives in our country, because that is indeed a case where genocide is the only,appropriate term. In fact, it is the same as what occurred in Europe. Which makes my point even more so. When upper middle class white folks like the two in the video start spouting off, I smell phonies! The selling of the scalp on Ebay is further evidence of the neanderthal mentality that still lurks in mainstream America. But facism is a particular form of government– not a cultural mentality. To me the greater concern is the inherent attitudes so many people hold about those they consider “different,” whether they be Native, black, Asian, gay…name it. Which is why I believe information is power; and the more info Native people can get out there, the more power will follow. It is poets and thinkers like yourself, Ann and Carlos–who will change these attitudes. I really believe this. That’s why I have so much respect for what you all are doing. Roger Cultee shared Tlacaélel's photo. the Dark Twin Tlacaélel ¿Lo reconocen? El que está en todas partes, es señor del Cielo y de la Tierra, Fuente de Vida, Tutela y Amparo del Hombre, origen del poder y la felicidad, dueño de las batallas, omnipresente, fuerte e invisible. El lado norte del universo se identificaba con el Mictlán, región del reposo, y se llama Mictlampa, rumbo de los muertos. Se asocia con el color negro, con la imagen del Técpatl o cuchillo de pedernal. Oscuro espejo su esplendor. El norte es una región árida por donde soplan los vientos fríos. Es señor de los guerreros y gobernantes; guardian del frío que representa el cielo nocturno. A: Xiu Recognise this? The one who is everywhere, is Lord of heaven and earth, the source of life, care and protection of man, the origin of the power and the happiness, the owner of the battles, omnipresent, strong and invisible. The North side of the universe is equated with the mictlán, region of the rest, and it's called mictlampa, direction of the dead. Is associated with the color black, with the image of the técpatl or knife of flint. Dark Mirror its splendour. The North is an arid region where the cold winds are blowing. It's Lord of the warriors and rulers; Guardian of the cold that represents the night sky. To: Xiu Automatically Translated shared Illinois AIM's video.
Antonio Sanchez shared Illinois AIM's video. These clowns should come to March POWWOW eh? 0:28/2:36 Illinois AIM uploaded a new video: AVATAR NATIVE AMERICANs-Shocking content. June 29, 2011 · This video ran on YouTube by "Rawfeekzahdah" an Afghani drug dealer in San Francisco who prefers the term "street pharmacist". This video was recently removed due to numerous complaints. Rawfeekzahdah claimed the video was a literary performance of blatant satire. This video was clearly an unprovoked attack on Native Americans. We all need to keep an eye on http://www.youtube.com/user/RAWFEEKZAHDAH for any additional acts of aggression. Jag frown emoticon Gads!!!!!!! Oh, OH you don't know what you have done! Your Toast!!!!!! I am speaking from the Spiritual !!!!!!! Buffalohair / MAT-SU VALLEY BLUES / July 2007 MAT-SU VALLEY BLUES Can’t help but miss Mt. McKinley the Grand Dame of the Mat-Su Valley eh. She would greet me at the start of every day. Oh how I miss the eagles that fill the skies and moose that roam the infinite wilderness of Alaska. I must admit, I still can’t figure out why people jog along the rim of the interior without a pistol though. There they are in hot pink jogging cloths and a Walkman, oblivious to the realities of Alaskan living. We always pack, even going to the outhouse. The bear still rules the roost and keeps man ever so humbled. But gads, the “jogging path” along the Glen Highway is nothing more than a buffet for discriminating bears on a diet of “City Slickers”. Treadwell Burgers anyone?' Interesting sidebar though. My friends in Nome tell me it’s unusually warm these days. It’s like a “Great Thaw” a Yup’ik friend told me. So I don’t think the coming Ice Age is far behind. It will be in this lifetime and it will humble mankind. It will get way warm and things will thaw quicker than ever projected. The “Pineapple Express will shut down with this rapid influx of cold fresh water. Then the climate will change forever and we will be thrust into the next Ice Age as Mother Earth “Resets” her clock. Simple as that. Save your money on books of the future, this is it….lol Moe ain’t worried, Nuk Nuk Nuk I welcome the end of this era of greed, deception and hate. And I’m not worried if I don’t make the final cut either. If I pass during the turbulent times ahead, and it’s going to get way worse before it gets better, I really don’t mind since I will be back in the land of the Creator anyway. And from what my visions tell me, many people will not make the cut and will cross with me if I go. LOL, they will luck out if they pass with me fore I’ve been there before. I no longer have a fear of death since there is no such thing. Only the physical form is discarded as we move forward. I can see it 10,000 years from now. Someone will find my frozen intact body in an ice field. I will be wearing some LL Bean clothing as well as a few plastic bags FROM WAL-MART on my feet to help keep the moisture out. I will be frozen instate, clutching my JVC Camera video taping a rapidly approaching glacier. I would become the next “Folsom Man”. At least I’ll die with fashion sense. Maybe I should put a note in one of my pockets for the scientist who finds me. Imagine how excited the scientific community of that day will be as they decipher my cryptic message tucked neatly in my pocket. I know they will send their findings to scholars to find the true meaning that was penned so many years ago. I doubt they will figure out what the “true” meaning of my words would be though. What inner meaning can you get from a phrase, “Pull My Finger”, now really? Hmmm, is this a PTSD day or simply a psychotic episode? Not sure yet but I have this compelling desire to sharpen my ax, again. Buffalohair _________________ Creativity is the byproduct of a fertile mind EARTH CHANGES FOR DUMMIES / 2006
September 8, 2012 by Ann2 EARTH CHANGES FOR DUMMIES Pandemonium There is no secret to surviving the times we live. There is no need to buy volumes of books, beads, bells, incense and learn tongue twisting incantations. At one time all cultures had a traditional grasp of the times of change. If we were to actually read the sacred works of any particular dogma we claim to practice we’d already know how simple survival really is. Whence one realizes that the times we live are simply symptoms rather than the “whole ball of wax” we can better prepare for the inevitable events that have already begun to transpire. Seems everybody is rushing around pretending and/or making excuses for politicians and world events around them. Acting like the attorneys who’ve managed to fill our books with laws and double talk, society has lost contact with reality. The truth of our reality and destiny has been relegated to the “opinions” file down the hall. Once we focus on what is real and important we come to realize not everything going on in society really matters and there is actually nothing we can do to change things. We are living in the time of false prophets and charismatic leaders, prophets who will guide humanity in to the toilet of totalitarian rule. Corporatism has already taken over the world with promise of economical wealth and prosperity. The Earth has already begun the cycle of cleansing and there is no stopping her. All the kings’ men and all the kings’ horses will not be able to put Humpty Dumpty back together again. The fact industry is split over the effects of Global Warming is a very telling sign. Absolute contradictions and bold face lies are fed to the public ad nauseam. On one side of the coin Industry claims there is nothing wrong and on the other side of the coin are industrialists who are welcoming the change since it has opened up the Northwest Passage in the Arctic Circle. But bare in mind nature has a bigger plan than mankind’s petty quest for the gold. The only real way to prepare for the times we live is spiritually. Nah, you don’t have to find a monastery and pray till you puke, though prayer is a good thing. Just try to read past the offering plate of your particular dogma. Don’t take anything for granted but read the works yourself and let your religion “talk” to you. Listen to the ancient warnings of the times we live and connect the dots. I find it interesting that many dogmas tell the same tale but nobody seems to get it eh. Your connection with the Creator is a personal one and that is something many people still need to know. There are no secrets when it comes to personal spirituality and there is no need for a middleman. That middleman will be completely involved with his/her survival when the Crappola hits the fan anyway. So you better sharpen up your spiritual skills for sure. Imagine what a pickle Moses would have been in if he could not find his liaison to G*D when angels came to him. How would he have known who was from the Creator and who was a fraud? He would not have known to get lambs blood and mark the entrances of homes when death came to Egypt. All too many people will most likely huddle in a corner in total fear whence a spirit comes to them with dire warnings eh. Since very few people even want to grasp the supernatural it’s easy to see who will not make the cut. With no eyes for the spirit world the most critical survival link will never be made. I can see it now, an ancestor comes to a person to warn him/her about an impending dam break or tornado. Just the fact a spirit came in the first place would drown what message they brought. Whether it was a good or bad spirit would not matter since the person would either rush to the Enquirer or run screaming into the night. Oy Vey! If ever there was a time people should seek out true spirituality it is now. From a Native perspective we know the Creator sent out messengers to all cultures to teach of right and wrong and of the time of change. Therefore the answers people need are already written in their respective dogmas. By establishing a dialog with the Creator now you will know who you can trust spirit wise. At the very least you will be done with all the Ga-Ga over talking with spirits in the first place. Hopefully you did not decide you’re a medicine man or something just because you saw the supernatural, gawd that is so lame. Just remember, we all are spirits as well. Only difference is, we have to haul around this sack of meat called the human form. From what I’ve learned, the human body is only a space suite of sorts designed to sustain the spirit while on Earth. Surely you know life on Earth is not the hear all and be all of existence don’t you? So what have we learned today? Everything that is bombarding us at present, world domination, economy, and environment, are actually only signs of a more ominous human event that is yet to come. There is no altering the prophesied turn of events fore it was meant to be. In a vision spirits said that “Spirits from throughout the universe would stand in awe of the power of Mother Earth and the Creator during the time of great change”. So if governments are banking on their secret connections with space guys, forget about it. Space guys may seem all tricked out with their gadgets and technology but in all reality they are no better than us, some are good and some are puke. Course you must be past the “We are the only life forms in the universe” kick before you can grasp that concept. And the secret to survival is already written down on the pages of every dogma on Earth. But it is up to you to establish the link with the Creator not a middleman. Just remember, your covenant with the Creator is a personal one and with absolute faith you will survive impossible odds. Bada Bing, Bada Bang, Bada Boom, Capice? Your Devil’s Advocate Buffalohair Tags: earth changes |
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