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She:kon, Osiyo, Some questions I am putting out into cyberspace that anyone can answer. I realise a lot of history (kept orally for generations) was lost and is being or has been reconstructed from bits... Reference: Gahnah's Adventures among the Ani Atsilagi (an edited "Canadian" version) http://aniynwiya.org/mythos/098.html Kaianereh'ko:wa ~ The Great Law http://aniynwiya.org/law/index.html

so i finally got my internet working again (sbc is not a good network). today karina, bonnie and i went to the zoo!! it was awesome.we were all sad and emo when we saw the poor animals in cages though...go if my sister goes with me (hopefully she takes me. let me pray. OPRAH!!! SHOW!!!) okay be cool my babies!!! HAPPY THANKSGIVING (wouldn't it be sad and funny if there was a trail of tears holiday

So there was this turtle... Well, let me back up a bit. I am currently a student at Southeast Missouri State, and along with a Historic Preservation major I am getting a minor in recreation. And this... And Saturday evening I will be riding along with the law enforcement ranger for four hours! I had to sign a release form in front of a notary to be able to do that. I'll be sure to post how that goes

Еще одна хорошая группа с женским вокалом. Empty room Venom inside my veins   Пустая комната   Пустая комната Одинокое дитя Оставлено страдать  ...венах Слова презрения приносят боль Мысли, что я отрицаю, еще здесь Черное бьющееся сердце Ты опустила меня вниз Вниз Вниз    

I attended the Smithsonian Folk Festival over the weekend, on Friday after work and on Saturday. Friday I mostly stuck to the Mekong River exhibit area (and a bit of Northern Ireland), and Saturday I saw...Roots who was identified as Jamaican was or was not, Native American. All others had a listed tribal (as compared to nation-state, identification). ** The Reddmen were featured on Grey's Anatomy.

1838-1839 Frozen in time are the tears of our Ancestors who were forced from their homelands.

John Burnett, recalled in later years, "I saw the helpless Cherokees arrested and dragged from their homes, and driven by bayonet into stockades. And in the chill of a drizzling rain on an October morning I saw them loaded like cattle or sheep into six hundred and forty-five wagons and started toward the west"