The hidden genocide of the occupied Americas

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by bernardd » 16/02/11, 10:47

Obama accepted that the USA sign the declaration of the rights of the indigenous peoples:
http://www.examiner.com/human-rights-in ... tion-video

Contrary to what some have claimed on this subject, it is not a question of the past: the situation is serious today!

http://www.agoravox.fr/actualites/inter ... t-la-86567

The genocide trial of Indian children in Canada is now:
http://www.hiddenfromhistory.org/Recent ... fault.aspx
http://www.hiddenfromhistory.org/Recent ... fault.aspx

A witness is threatened by the Vancouver police:
http://www.hiddenfromhistory.org/Recent ... fault.aspx

Apaches still have to defend themselves against the use of the territories that have been left to them:
http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2011/02/p ... no-to.html

Defending peace is for today:
http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2011/02/s ... stice.html
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by I Citro » 16/02/11, 14:03

: Arrowu: And they did not only do this to the Indian populations of origin, but also to the populations of European immigrants ...

When the USA got their hands on the northern lands colonized by the French, they purely and simply looted and deported them ...

Those who did not die during their transfer which took place in appalling conditions, comparable to those implemented by the IIIrd REICH (the trains less), fled further south as they went. were driven out. Their last refuge being the unsanitary marshes of the south of the United States where they are still known as Cajuns. Reduced to living as trappers, they speak a "creolized" French language in contact with escaped black slaves with whom they share a lot (especially musically).
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by bernardd » 17/02/11, 12:28

A site to follow:
http://www.aimovement.org/
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by Alain G » 17/02/11, 15:38

Kanawake: ideal hideout for organized crime

Wednesday, January 14, 2004

Guy Ouellette, former investigator of the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) and expert in criminal biker groups, says that drug trafficking of millions of dollars is the basis of the last conflict in Kanesatake. This traffic would be controlled by the Hells Angels and would not be "disturbed" by the Government.

He says that the cultivation of marijuana, highly developed on Quebec's Mohawk reserves, is managed by the Montreal Rockers, a group affiliated with the Hells Angels.

"These are safe places for organized crime," said Ouellette, who is often called as an expert witness during the Hells Angels trials.

“The Mohawks are an autonomous group that has its own police and the normal police, like the SQ or the RCMP, cannot intervene on these Indian reserves. It helps criminal bikers a lot because they don't have to worry about the normal police. ”

“These territories are open areas. The police cannot act and organized crime benefits. ”

Mohawk Reserve Crime

Kanesatake is said to be a refuge for certain criminals, in addition to being used for many other illicit activities. Trafficking in narcotics and weapons, the Mohawk territories are said to have become the hub for arms trafficking that benefits criminal bikers.

The weapons come from the United States, where they are easier to access. They enter Canada through the Mohawk reserve of Akwesasne, whose territory straddles Quebec, Ontario and New York State.

This reserve, nicknamed Smuggler's Alley by police, is also an increasingly important entry point for illegal immigrants who seek to sneak into the United States, recent RCMP report on illicit property trafficking reveals .

http://www.mef.qc.ca/kanawake-repaire-crime.htm

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http://www.grc-rcmp.gc.ca/pubs/abo-aut/ ... ne-fra.htm

Here is an unknown side of the Mohawk Indians!

Must not see that the Indian version!
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by Alain G » 17/02/11, 16:03

Violence Against Aboriginal Women

Family violence has been recognized as one of the most significant problems facing Aboriginal people in Canada (Lane et al., 2003; LaRocque, 1994). The Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, 1996) identifies a number of factors related to violence in Aboriginal communities, including systemic discrimination against Aboriginal people, economic deprivation and social, alcohol and other drug abuse and the intergenerational cycle of violence. Other factors contributing to the high rates of violence in Aboriginal communities, including the breakdown of healthy family life resulting from residential school stays, racism against Aboriginal people, according to Royal Commission hearings, the impact of colonialism on traditional values ​​and culture, as well as overcrowded and substandard housing.

Aboriginal people in Canada are in a lower socio-economic situation than non-Aboriginal people. According to the 2001 Census, the average income of Aboriginal women was $ 16, compared to $ 600 for Aboriginal men, $ 22 for non-Aboriginal women and $ 100 for non-Aboriginal men. Aboriginal people also have lower levels of education and higher unemployment rates, and are more likely to live in crowded housing. Aboriginal children are more likely to live in single parent families headed by women.

http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-570-x/2 ... 81-fra.htm

The wages of the natives are much higher than a non-native if they have deducted the tax of 40% and the taxes of 15% from which they are excluded!

My great-grandmother was Indian, I could theoretically claim the rights they have but I prefer not to isolate myself as they do by claiming so many things that are not really due to them!


How many territories in the world should change hands if all land claims are accepted?

They claim to be ecological while they all have large 4x4 pick-ups, they make a hunting or fishing camp which they leave leaving a dumping ground behind them!

You have to be inside to see the two sides of the coin!

I could add for 100 pages without going around the harmful sides created by the Indians who take advantage of their sales revenue from rackets and wooden boats covered with fiberglass resin to coax Europeans!
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by bernardd » 17/02/11, 16:03

Alain G wrote:Kanawake: ideal hideout for organized crime


Surprisingly, the usual reaction of the colonists is to accuse the colonized of terrorism and of disrespect of the laws.

It seems to me that a lot of plant products are traditionally used by Aboriginal people, and are therefore not prohibited in their traditions.

On the other hand, drinking them with alcohol or giving them illnesses is allowed.

Deporting their children and murdering them is pursued with great difficulty ...
http://www.hiddenfromhistory.org/Voices ... fault.aspx
Witness to Murder - Harriett Nahanee, Pacheedaht Nation of Vancouver Island, survivor of the United Church's Alberni Residential School, Port Alberni, BC. Witness to the murder of 14-year old Maisie Shaw by Reverend Alfred Caldwell. Listen

Witness to Torture - Virginia Baptiste, Osoyoos Nation of Oliver Island, survivor of the Catholic Residential School in Cranbrook, BC. Listen

Experimented On - Douglas Wilson, Haida Nation, survivor of United Church's Edmonton Residential School and of electro-shock experiments. Listen

Sterilized - Sarah Modeste, Cowichan Nation, involuntarily sterilized by the Dr. James Goodbrand in Duncan, BC. Listen

Sister Murdered - Bill Seward, survivor of Kuper Island Catholic Residential School near Duncan, BC. His sister Maggie was pushed out of a window and killed by a nun. Listen

Experienced On - Dennis Charlie, survivor of Catholic School on Kuper Island, BC. Survivor of medical experiments and wifess to the death of student Sandy Mitchell, who was used as a human guinnea-pig in drug testing experiments. Listen


When it comes to respecting "borders", the very notion of which does not exist in their nomadic traditions, this clearly shows that those who use this argument have understood nothing about this territory.

http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2010/11/t ... n-was.html

Or else do not want to understand?
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by Alain G » 17/02/11, 16:14

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You only know their sites where they say they are victims, you have no idea of ​​the Aboriginal reality except what you see on the net!

Research the other way around to see the other side of the coin!

Name me a country that has no territorial limits?

The genocide which you cite is really unfortunate but there have been as many if not more non-natives who have experienced the same misfortune but those you do not take into account!

Religious and governments have caused crimes against all races of society and not just Indians!

I would point out to you that the USA and Canada come from mostly European strains and that France has not done better in the recent past!

Do not start a debate that could end like that of the Air Poupout!
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by bernardd » 17/02/11, 16:47

Alain G wrote:You only know their sites where they say they are victims, you have no idea of ​​the Aboriginal reality except what you see on the net!


Again a personal attack. What do you know about my life?

Alain G wrote:Do not start a debate that could end like that of the Air Poupout!


Threats ? Am I a little too Aboriginal for you?

This debate is not over, to my knowledge. Simply, your only argument relating to kid's onomatopoeias, everyone gets tired quickly.
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by bernardd » 17/02/11, 16:50

Alain G wrote:I would point out to you that the USA and Canada come from mainly European strains


Indeed, I am not sending you to say it is the result of genocide. And it is valid for all the americas ... and australia.
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