12/21/07:
AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH: American Indians and the Volvo-'n-Brie Set's assclown stagecraft have always made a particularly noxious mix, since on one hand we're talking about a proud people who could only be subdued (in slow, agonizing stages) by the full military might of the U.S. Government, and on the other hand a bunch of overweening, overeducated bicyclists who are terrified of someone smoking a cigarette. Strange bedfellows, indeed.And let me just say, before we go on, that we'd come to expect more of Russell Means.But David Yeagley has pretty much nailed what can happen when Stanford gets into bed with Standing Rock:So the Lakota are withdrawing from the United States? The Lakota Sioux are 'walking away' from the 150 year-old treaties with the United States government?Sounds like another grand publicity stunt. Russell Means is speaking for the movement, but, there are apparently no tribal leaders involved, of any Sioux. This is another one of those "white" Indian schemes, behind which white Communist-oriented liberals seek to create racial agitation. They love to use Indians for this kind of stunt. They make their careers off this--off using Indians. They've trained certain Indians to front for them. Well-trained them...Indians nations are United States nations. More like states. And I despise association with other third world nations. They have nothing to do with American Indians, and they could never have fought and defeated any American Indian tribe. At least not any Plains Indian tribe, nor any of the major Eastern tribes, either. We owe them nothing, not even the time of day. To reach out to them for affirmation is hideous, ahistorical, and is terribly degrading to American Indians. It is the epitome of weakness.But that's the racism involved in these publicity stunts. Indians are being used by white Leftists, and made into absolute fools. The Indians involved simply take in the money, and really don't care what happens. This is leading in the wrong direction. Furthermore, I repeat, there are no tribal leaders involved in this Lakota thing. This is strictly a publicity stunt for the old AIMsters [AIM=American Indian Movement--ed.], and their activist heirs. This is a disgrace to all American Indian people--especially those trying to accomplish something in the way of self-reliance, a job, economic independence, etc. This holds everyone back--especially in the primitive white areas of the country, like the Dakotas, and the plains states. This kind of thing makes it harder for any real Indians to have any real professional success in the world. This is a bad thing. A very, very bad thing.Just let everyone remember that it is white people that create these anti-white racist movements. This is the work of white Leftists. Lets not blame Indians for this, in spite of the few that get paid (by white people) to protest.For Indians, it is only a dance. It is the Ghost Dance. It is a particularly cruel version of it. All this Lakota movement does is suggest a stepped up version of the reservations...This last stunt does not light a fire under Indians to make them want to live differently than they do. This kind of nonsense makes Indians even more dependent, psychologically. This means they can't participate in America, ever. This destroys all hope. This kills all the natural ambition, the innate aspirations of Indian youth. This is a horrible curse, really. This level of profound discontent is the worst thing that any Indian could promote.As I said, let's remember that white Leftists, white Commies are behind this, and always have been. I can only hope that reasonable white people understand this. This is not an Indian movement. This is a white political movement, using a few well-paid Indians to front.Posted by Alois on