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From NW_AZ_Granny's link:

This is horrifying stuff!

"We Have No Reason to Celebrate an Invasion", Interview with Suzan
Shown Harjo
Discovering Columbus, Re-reading the Past, by Bill Bigelow
America to Indians: Stay in the 19th Century, by Jan Elliot
Thanking the Birds, by Joseph Bruchac

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ISSUES
Why I Am Not Thankful for Thanksgiving, by Michael Dorris
Indian Children Speak, by Juanita Bell (Poem)
Native Americans: What Not to Teach, by June Sark Heinrich
Columbus in the Elementary Classroom, by Bob Peterson
Helping Children Critique Columbus Books
Native Land Rights: A Role Play, by Jane Califf
Scalping
Once Upon a Genocide, by Bill Bigelow
What Do You Mean, You Haven't Read the Wilder Books? by Doris Sale
Alphabet of Native COntributions
The Untold Story, by Tina Thomas
And Then I Went to School, by Joe Suina
The Delight of Tsoai-Talee by N. Scott Momaday (Poem)

SECONDARY SCHOOL ISSUES
Talking Back to Columbus, by Bill Bigelow
Iroquois Contribution to the Constitution
Loo Wit, by Wendy Rose (Poem)
Bones of Contention, by Tony Hillerman
$3000 Death Song, by Wendy Rose (Poem)
Spokane Museum, by Ramona Wilson (Poem)
Halfbreed Girl in the City School, by Jo Whitehorse Cochran (Poem)
It is Important, by Gail Tremblay (Peom)
Myths that Bind Us, by Linda Christensen

CONTEMPORARY STRUGGLES
Struggles Unite Native Peoples, Interview with Chief Tayac
Columbus Day, by Jimmie Durham (Poem)
Indians Fight Modern Conquistadores, by Deborah Menkart
Rigoberta Menchu'
James Bay:Cree and Inuit Defend Lands
Our Land, Our Life
Indian Singing in 20th Century America, by Gail Tremblay (Poem)
The Earth is a
Satellite of the Moon, by Leonel Rugama (Poem)
Texbook Crimes, by CURE
The Danger of "Harmless" School Mascots

BACKGROUND/CONTEXT
African-Americans: Mourn the Quincentenary, by Bill Fletcher, Jr.
"If I Had Five Minutes to Spend With Students," interview with LaDonna
Harris
La Raza: Product of Two Conquests, by Andre Guerrero
Birth of the Mestizo
Let's Leave Columbus Behind, by Hans Konig
George Washington, Speculator in Native Lands
Maps: Take Europe Off Center Stage, by W. Kaiser
Rethinking Terminology, by Phil Tajitsu Nash and Emilienne Ireland

Re: post 799

Dear Calpernia,

Thank you for bringing that information out into the light.

I cannot capture what I find with this old computer, it is a 1993, with Windows 95, it appears that most of the programs were disabled in order to make the program fit. There is no room to download anything and if I do, it goes into program language and even good computer people can't open the download.

Here are other links that NEED to be exposed to the light, if anyone wants to bring them over......Thank you!

EVERY AMERICAN MUST READ THE FIRST LINK!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!

45 Communist Goals (1963)

http://www.uhuh.com/nwo/communism/comgoals.htm

For 28 months we have focused our attention on the terrorists, but take a look at how many of these goals became law in that period of time.

More at:
http://www.uhuh.com/nwo/list-nwo.htm

World Heritage List

Do you know which sites we gave up? Much of the western land is controlled by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and is now a Wilderness Area.

No, not for the wilderness of it but for the minerals.

I have old State of Arizona Mineral maps that show where the mineral deposits have been found, the areas are now closed and are under the wilderness plan. We import our minerals from overseas and an amazing amount comes from Russia.

I am out of date on this info, but it started about 1970 and continues today, as it has only been about 5 years since they took the Black Mountains into the Wilderness plan.

I am looking at the Black Mountains out the window, 18 miles from me, Mohave County, Arizona, they are half way between Kingman and Laughlin, NV.

We fought and we protested, it did no good.

As President of the local Miners Group, I asked the BLM Geologist to be our speaker for a meeting.

He talked about turtles and birds.

I asked him afterwards why we got the slides and lectures that he showed, he was considered to be a good guy by the miners.

He said that was his orders from above and he was leaving BLM, as he wasn't into turtles and birds.

I notice that a lot of the countries on this list have given up the old sites that were churches and war sites.

Could it be that they need to be erased, it is difficult to defeat people who remember God and and the wars that grandpa fought and won?

http://whc.unesco.org/heritage.htm

OK, so now I will go back to chasing for muslims, but I have to say that, I think the two are so closely tied and that the answer is not all on the muslim sites.

After all it is Russia who sells the terrorists the equipment to strike us with.

Ruth