The hidden genocide of the occupied Americas

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by Alain G » 02/03/11, 19:07

Bla Bla Bla!

gang leaders


This is the name commonly used here!

You're still looking for bugs! : Evil:
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by vinzman » 08/03/11, 05:30

Alain, I have Indian friends who invited me to hunt caribou with a machine gun and ancestral fishing with dynamite. Are you tempted to come?
As in the good old days of our ancestors they said ...
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by Alain G » 08/03/11, 06:18

LOL!


Berneur takes us for barbarians but he should point his nose here to see reality instead of fooling around on junk from the past, as if there was only Canada that made bullshit!

And to say that most of our hunters now hunt with the bow, the rifle is less and less fashionable!
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by Christophe » 27/03/13, 00:40

Nice article on the Amerindian genocide: http://actuwiki.fr/environnement/16990

The United States does not welcome the plight of American Indians for the first time on the United Nations agenda. Because it is a question of examining the fate of a population of 2,7 million inhabitants ravaged by a multitude of plagues and in appalling proportions. But what to expect? Because the word of these exterminated is inaudible.

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The war of the States against the Tribes
But the worst for these tribes at the moment probably comes from the pressure of the States to grab their lands. There are many conflicts across the country. They are ignited under various reasons, like the will of the Governor of New York, in 2007, to extend the taxation of the State to the territories of the Seneca Nation, which engendered a violent legal fight. And although the territories left to the Indians are for the majority poor in resources and difficult to access, their contestation by the States which shelter them are more and more common.

However, the natural demographic and sociological slope followed by this population which the American Constitution ignores should be resolved by the most natural process in the world in the decades to come: extinction.

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by Ahmed » 28/03/13, 21:31

Just as it would be in bad taste to blame the descendants of the colonizers for the abuses of their ancestors, so it is extremely illogical to justify a posteriori the extermination or enslavement of the indigenous populations on the pretext that the conduct of their descendants (whose original culture has been destroyed) would caricaturally reflect the mores, poorly assimilated, of their predators. It would be to assume a permanence, an essence of the native, perfectly undue *.
Likewise, to note that colonization or territorial expansion is a very widespread practice, does not allow us to conclude that it is universal, if only for the reason that all the victims are logically excluded.

* These words: "indigenous", "indigenous", are anything but innocent since they avoid pronouncing the word "colonized", yet everyone is indigenous from somewhere!
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by Other » 29/03/13, 03:01

Hello
I look at this post late
we find that the information on the net or in the media does not correspond to what we live around us (at least in Quebec)
the land where I built my house I buy them from an Indian, go through a notary and a surveyor, As he measured with poles at their house I lost a good piece of it, I did not pay it off but at the big price, (it may be that in 20 years he tells me that I am on their ancestral land) it is something that we commonly see, you buy you pay and in reality ?? in any case, nothing belongs to us, comes into the world and dies naked.

To say that we mistreat autoctones is to misunderstand the situation, I do not know what is happening in the USA or in the rest of Canada It is very big as a country but what is happening around in Quebec it is well aware.
A plane air service is free to transport the autoctones for medical care, a school service of 4-wheel snowmobiles, outboard motor boat and food fuel is delivered in the communities, electricity is provided often, without counters above nothing to say it was their land, it was the first on this territory, and our ancestors have cheated them, but until when they will be considered autoctone?
Before being offended by the word band chief (this term comes from themselves) their leader is elected and this becomes the spokesperson with the presidents of states, (a band chief we owe him the same respect as '' an elected president of a country)
We find all the professions locally among them there are 2 who have their plane and flies with us other in winter, very good pilot, he conforms to the same rules as us other, often I contact him about the weather, his observation is more reliable than weather media.
It is true that in places further north far from civilization there are problems with youth, alcohol and difficult lifestyle for young people, who are caught with all the information from the media and the culture of their parents, the hunting and fishing remains something important in their lives and not only for autoctones also for a large majority of urban Quebecers
often their vacation coincides with the periods of hunting the original or fishing in summer, the traditions of tapping sugar maple are also ingrained in our customs. Useless to make DNA tests a large number of the population has Indian blood, like a good number of French of Lorraine one of genes of the soldiers of ATILA it killed all the men and raped the women very barbarous, the good side if there is one, it avoids cosanguins and degeneration.
A young person has the possibility of leaving the reserve and working elsewhere, no one keeps him prisoners.
At the time of the internet tablets of digital kodacks of such cell phones and having how young people are awakened, I do not think that a genocide would remain hidden for a long time even in an isolated corner of the country.

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by Obamot » 11/04/13, 12:25

: Shock: Alas whatever the arguments, these facts can hardly be ignored / denied.

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Image source: same as Christophe's article.

We understand that there are efforts being made, but we cannot call living in a house made of cardboard, "decent" living conditions, in areas where it can be -40 ° C and where a gust of wind will quickly make you freeze so dry, without even anyone noticing, the temperature gradually falling!

Christophe wrote:Nice article on the Amerindian genocide: http://actuwiki.fr/environnement/16990

The United States does not welcome the plight of American Indians for the first time on the United Nations agenda. Because it is a question of examining the fate of a population of 2,7 million inhabitants ravaged by a multitude of plagues and in appalling proportions. But what to expect? Because the word of these exterminated is inaudible.

(...)

The war of the States against the Tribes
But the worst for these tribes at the moment probably comes from the pressure of the States to grab their lands. There are many conflicts across the country. They are ignited under various reasons, like the will of the Governor of New York, in 2007, to extend the taxation of the State to the territories of the Seneca Nation, which engendered a violent legal fight. And although the territories left to the Indians are for the majority poor in resources and difficult to access, their contestation by the States which shelter them are more and more common.

However, the natural demographic and sociological slope followed by this population which the American Constitution ignores should be resolved by the most natural process in the world in the decades to come: extinction.

(...)

What amazes me is that they do not hesitate to go and impose THEIR law elsewhere, with thousands of billions (military spending, coalition rallying to their cause, global laundering thanks to petro-dollars) and they do not even solve their internal problems (endemic poverty, poor health of populations, not only among the natives, but also towards a disadvantaged black, and / or Latin American population)
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by Alain G » 11/04/13, 15:16

Yep Obamot!

Search a little on reserves like Wendake or our Amerindians integrate with others and can hunt and fish where they want and when they want!

http://enroute.aircanada.com/fr/article ... -a-wendake

Look around your corner of the country and you will see this kind of cardboard housing where people like you and me live!

There are genocides against many races and in many countries even in Europe!


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by Macro » 11/04/13, 15:47

Bof misery is everywhere, and especially where there are rich people ... I know a country where some of our French ministers send the fruits of their tax evasions to entrust them to nice banks, or we do not hesitate to rent, without any qualms, € 700 per month (70% of a net minimum wage for 151 hours a month) a rotten caravan of 9m² to two workers from France serving these gentlemen in gourmet restaurants ...

Those who were not born with a silver spoon in their mouth hardly have a solution in this world ... Believe in a post mortem paradise for the poor ...
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by Obamot » 11/04/13, 18:14

Indeed Macro, and it does not seem to me to have never spoken of a particular place.

It is valid across the continent. It's just a matter of principle, dignity ...!
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