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  • Colt Super
    Me too - also Cherokee.

    Any Injun blood Mr. Zap ??

    Doug
    A1
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  • zipperzap
    Yeah, paleface!

    I'M (part) KEE, TOO!
    [:D][:D][:D]

    Kee2
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  • He Dog
    Zippy Knife? Bro I thought it was Zip Gunn...
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  • zipperzap
    Dats down in da HOOD!
    [}:)]
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  • 1911a1-fan
    indians, they must think their black or something

    don't they watch the news?, you gotta be black or an alien to get anywhere with our government
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  • bpost
    Do we get to charge them for defense?
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  • AHansen
    Just wait till they have to for all our government supplies and subsidises like thier health care, welfare services and monthly allowences. that might mean they would have to pay for their own fire water. I think 1 or 2 will make tons of money when open a junk yrad for all those broken down cars.
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  • savage170
    can a bonfide redneck declare indpendence from the us[?]
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
    I have forgotten nothing - to my knowledge. It is they, the injuns who forgot a few clerical details.

    HAD I been in charge;

    1. A proclamation of a new Injun Nation.

    2. Proclaimed free elections to formally declare the creation of that new nation.

    3. Requested the assistance of (at LEAST) 100 ACLU lawyers - probono, 10% of them black, of course.

    4. Immediate trade negotiations with no fewer than 50 countries - as many as possible enemies of the United States; ie Eastern Bloc, Soviet Union, China, N. Korea, et al.

    5. Established a well maintained and trained army - of at least 5.

    6. Applied IMMEDIATELY for membership to the United Nations.

    7. Appointed Jane Fonda as 'Ambassador At Large' and sent her out to drum up support amongst the Arab oil-rich states.

    8. Made ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY SURE that upon the day of 'confrontation and conflagration' that there were a minimum of 5000 reporters from throughout the world ON SITE with 1000 (minimum) cameras running - uplinked to international sat/relay, on active feed.

    9. Every available Injun baby sprinkled liberally throughout the army ranks (in the more visible outer peripheral ranks for good photo advantage) - complete with exploding blood packs attached to each baby.

    10. And, finally, as many Injun Holy Men formed as a peace delegation in the leading vanguard - each holding a white peace dove (equipped with miniature exploding blood packs) praying as they marched - with a mob of more than just a measly 300 (well paid) extras - wearing holed and patched ragged clothing, most with pronounced limps and many with arm slings!

    ... THAT would just about cover it!

    All that cockamamie 'magic invisible to the bullets, medicine crap' wouldn't even be considered - as it didn't work out that well in 1890, at the Massacre With The Seventh.

    THAT's what I mean by taking care of allthe 'i' and 't's business!

    ... any questions?
    [:D]




    uh huh. I see it more clearly now. Add the Seminole kitchen-sink factor: Reparators of all color, politicians who push amnesty, illegal aliens, academia's diversity freaks, activist judges, same sex partners, child molestors, along with the whole Larry Flint crew. Such a Justice Brother Coalition would cause the MSM and Hollywood to either go belly-up or move to the same location - which would, of course, cause the demise of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative talk show host as well. What did I miss?
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  • cowdoc
    Russell Means....LOL

    good then no checks to them and they have to start paying state road tax maybe it's fed road tax that they don't have to pay now.....i'll check in the morn when i fuel up my semi on the res.[:D]
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by savage170
    can a bonfide redneck declare indpendence from the us[?]


    Only if the rednecks have one of these under the Christmas Tree for the benefit of their children and/or themselves!:
    http://cgi.ebay.com/1-18-REMOTE-CONTROL-1969-DODGE-CHARGER-GENERAL-LEE_W0QQitemZ300179471501QQihZ020QQcategoryZ19168QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m118
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  • rcrxmike_2
    on one hand, I sypathize (sp).....but isn't the reservation a sovereign nation? the Senecas are. and does this mean that they will stop using the public welfare and medical aid? gee I'd hope so
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  • medic07
    Soooooo...let me understand a few things here about this whole situation:

    1. They have RENOUNCED their US citizenship...so doesnt that make them illegals in the US now? Can someone call ICE?

    2. They have RENOUNCED their US citizenship...isnt that one of the questions on the Form 4473? Looks like they are gonna have to give up their firearms.

    3. They want to make the Lakota Nation an independent nation...think they should ask the US citizens that live in that area what they think.

    So just for sheets and giggles, lets say they get their way and get an independent nation no longer under US government control:

    - I think they would have to pay fair market value of the land they want to claim from those who do not wish to be part of their nation and would be forced to leave

    - No taxes??? WOW!! Talk about a pipe dream. Who is going to pay for their schools, hospitals, emergency services and on and on? Uncle Sam is no longer required to foot the bill.

    I am part Choctaw Indian and I agree that many wrongs were done in the past, but it is just that...the past. Many American Indians have benifited from being citizens of the US and will continue to do so...unfortunately many prefer to just sit around and expect the American taxpayers to give them handouts.

    It happens in all walks of life and all ethnicities and races.
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  • mcaso
    - "I think they would have to pay fair market value of the land they want to claim from those who do not wish to be part of their nation and would be forced to leave."

    Are you referring to the land that was taken from them and never paid for? Now they must pay the takers to get it back?

    Typical whiteman thinking.
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  • PATBUZZARD
    I'm just curious how this will play out. If memory serves last time some people thought they could secede from the Union there was a bit of a, "Scuffle," and a lot of Americans died.
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  • buschmaster
    yeah, cuz the gov't needed them.

    I wonder if the gov't would have a problem with them seceding, and taking their land with them? it's in the US, that would make a big non-US hole right in the middle. "legally" possible?
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  • mijelo
    UMM! Heap big trouble must smoke
    pipe get answer from the GODS.
    Anyone have God type tobacco?
    1/256 full of injun blood!
    Still need more bacca.
    m i j e l o.
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  • allen griggs
    Another conflict with another tribe happened about ten years ago.
    The Chippewa in Wisconsin had an old treaty that they could catch Walleye and not have to go by the White man's rules.
    But that treaty was written 140 years ago, when the Chippewa were fishing with a string with a hook on it, or else a spear.
    So these Chippewa had a seine net, and a dozen guys were hauling in two thousand Walleye in one day.

    One thing I learned from visiting the upper midwest, don't f*** with the Walleye. This fish has semi-divine status up there. In some towns, there are giant fiberglass Walleye replicas in the middle of town, I mean these fiberglass fish are 40 feet long! It is a shrine for the followers of the Walleye cult.
    So the White people were all bent out of shape because they thought the Chippewa were taking all the fish.
    There was a big demonstration there at the river on the day the Indians were going to fish. I heard this story on NPR so it made it even funnier.
    The Whites were yelling at the Indians, "Timber Ni***r!!"
    That cracked me up, because I grew up in the deep south, and all I have ever heard was that all the racists in the US lived down in Dixie.
    It was funny to be listening to liberal NPR and to Yankee White people using the ultimate racial insult.
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  • buschmaster
    dude, that's too funny. those indians probbaly looked at each other and bust out laughing.
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  • mrseatle
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    quote:The "indian" "tribes" were created by private corporations like The Hudson Bay and Dutch East India companies.

    Would you care to explain that? Historically it makes no sense whatever.


    Oh ye of little faith... At the time... they were known as... "The Peoples of the Occidental Sea"...
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  • He Dog
    You were correct Clouder, he is vacuous.
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  • mrseatle
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    You were correct Clouder, he is vacuous.


    Yes...
























































    ...I am[}:)]
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  • 180A
    I think they want to be paid off ....

    in gambling casinos!!
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  • raingauge
    All right, a little more news is trickling in. I suppose some of you know I am involved with some of the Lakota people. Anyway .....
    Most of the Lakota people are hearing about this on the news, just like everyone else. Even the elders had no knowledge of this beforehand. Many still do not know of the Declaration of Independence.
    The people who presented the Declaration have done their homework. They are going into this the legal way, White Law. As Americans we have been involved in other Nations, helping them stop genocide, fair treatment of people, etc. Now, the Indiginous people have brought this to the attention of these nation, and their eyes are on us. They are watching to see if we will honor the laws we have, and the laws we helped them put together. Pretty slick on Russell Means part. The Lakota are gathering a following very quickly. They have presented the way they intend to support the Nation, it is feasible. Even I am surprised how well thought out some of it is, I know there will be more headaches, though. I do think it will end up in the Court system.
    There are many "white" families in the described territory that support the Declaration. Of course there are many who don't, it will be interesting to see how white law rules on this. At the very least, it will bring about some interesting debates. Will Uncle Sam really honor it's own laws? We shall see. Not to long ago some people who wanted to separate brought about a greta war, but our roots came from people freeing themselves from a "tyrannical" gov't. I will be paying attention to this, no matter the outcome.
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  • allen griggs
    quote:Originally posted by buschmaster
    dude, that's too funny. those indians probbaly looked at each other and bust out laughing.



    When I said it was funny to hear the Yankees yelling "Timber N*****,", of course it wasn't funny to the Indians.
    I meant, it was funny to me as a Southerner. I grew up listening to the media always portray the South as the place where all the racist incidents occurred. Mississippi was bad, Alabama was bad, Georgia, where I lived, was very bad.
    By implication, the North was a place of perfect racial harmony.
    If you listened to the national media in the 50's and 60's you would know what I mean.
    In 1963 Jerry Lewis was guest hosting the Johnny Carson show and in the monologue, he told a joke, "I had a great time today. I was flying from Miami to LA, and while flying over Mississippi I used the bathroom."
    Get it, he got a kick out of pi**ing on Mississippi.

    What I tried to get across in my initial post was that it was funny to me as a Southerner to hear Wisconsin Yankees tossing racial insults. Maybe the liberal Wisconsin Yankees aren't as pure as I had always been led to believe.
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  • scrumpyjack
    quote:Will Uncle Sam really honor it's own laws?

    Sam will just changes the laws to suit their own agenda. So, yes, they will honor them, not is the verbage contained today, but in an amended form.
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  • spryor
    Reckon their decision has anything to do with the invasion that our
    current so called leaders are allowing..? Hmmmm...i wonder...
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  • raingauge
    This site has a little info

    www.lakotafreedom.com
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  • mrseatle
    Mitaku Oyasin - We Are All Related!
    Lakota


    Seems to me that if your motto is "we are all related" that you would be working towards Unity, not separation...
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  • spryor
    quote:Originally posted by raingauge
    This site has a little info

    www.lakotafreedom.com
    Some very sound reasons as to the why. They likely will get
    much support from many peoples.[:)]
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