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We are the freedom loving Lakotah from the Sioux Indian reservations of Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana who have suffered from cultural and physical genocide in the colonial apartheid system we have been forced to live under.
We are continuing the work that we were asked to do by the traditional chiefs and treaty councils at the first Indian Treaty Council meeting at Standing Rock Sioux Indian Country in 1974.
During the week of December 17-19, 2007, we traveled to Washington DC and withdrew from the constitutionally mandated treaties to become a free and independent country. We are alerting the Family of Nations we have now reassumed our freedom and independence with the backing of Natural, International, and United States law.
We do not represent those BIA or IRA governments beholden to the colonial apartheid system, or those “hang around the fort” Indians who are unwilling to claim their freedom.
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Russell Means comments on our part of worldwide wreckage.
Please read the following and then let’s do something! From: Daniel Sheehan <daniel.sheehan@lakotalaw.org> Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2012 21:59:55 -0400 (EDT) To: <info@russellmeansfreedom.com> ReplyTo: daniel.sheehan@lakotalaw.org Subject: South Dakota Seizes 5000 Lakota Children Dear Russell, You probably know that Sara, Danny Paul and I have been working hard in South Dakota to put an end to [...]
Indigenous Peoples Walk Out Of WIPO Committee On Genetic Resources Published on 22 February 2012 @ 12:57 pm EmailShare Print This Post By Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch The International Indigenous Forum, in an unprecedented collective move, decided yesterday to withdraw from the discussions of the WIPO Committee on Genetic Resources taking place from [...]
Russell Means comments on the US dollar and the economy.
Alex Jones talks to legendary native american activist, actor Russell Means about the decline of the american culture and the rise of global imperialism.
Alex Jones talks to legendary native american activist, actor Russell Means about the decline of the american culture and the rise of global imperialism.
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