Leaders from Cherokee and Navajo nations speak out
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- Leaders from the two largest tribes in the country discuss issues of sovereignty and public policy. Tensions mount at Chaco Canyon over resource development. The Indian Child Welfare Act is personal for an Oklahoma family, and a Dakota man who changed the genre of American Indian art.
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced new federal protections for the sacred site called Chaco Canyon in early June. The UNESCO world heritage site, located in New Mexico near the four-corners area, is a sacred place to many pueblos and the Navajo Nation. For the next 20 years, the government will not allow any new oil and gas leases on federal lands around a 10 mile buffer zone. The decision does not affect already existing leases, but still is not welcomed by Navajo people in the area. Aliyah Chavez was there at the protest on June 11. Chavez interviewed Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren on a few days after the blockade at Chaco Canyon. He mentioned both the action and withdrawal.
Chuck Hoskin Jr. was reelected a principal chief of the Cherokee Nation earlier this month. ICT’s Pauly Denetclaw has this interview, recorded June 7.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion on the Indian Child Welfare Act last week. Upholding the law is a victory for tribal sovereignty - and it’s personal to an Oklahoma family. Dacoda McDowell-Wahkapehe explains.
Oscar Howe, a Dakota artist born in 1915, changed the genre of American Indian art. Visitors get a rare glimpse of his work this summer at the South Dakota Art Museum. ICT’s Shirley Sneve has this report.
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This is the first time I’ve ever seen this channel. I’m not an indigenous person but a second generation American of Jamaican mixed decent. I’ve always been interested in Indigenous history, culture and affairs so I’m happy to find myself here and subscribe.
I just came across this channel today. I am not indigenous but often talk about how we non-indigenous folks need to step up, show up, and speak out. This is so powerful and you can bet I will not only be watching but encouraging others to do so, too. Thank you to all who produce this.
I'm indigenous, pretty much everyone you know is. Born here = native, American.
@@nunyalastname-ej8vlFirst Nations were here long before.
@@debrapaulino918 your point? Lots of people were lots of places once upon a time.
Do you understand how civilizations work?
American history is full of shifting people lands and territories.
@@nicolasl2868 learn , dream wtf are you blabbering about? And they were not Indigonous to north america. You can learn or live in a dream world .
And yes blahhh blah blah.
@@nicolasl2868 indigenous originating or occuring NATURALLY in a particular place
Oxford dictionary.
Humm it seems you need a dictionary AND educated. You are welcome .
And for further education the so called NAs are migrants not indigenous. No more so than most people.
BUT since you and many here seemed misinformed, I'm happy to help use your ignorance.
I am Yunwiya, Numanah, and Ndee. I have often wondered why, with all our resources do we not unify as Indigenous under one peaceful banner. Let our current Tribes become the Clans of one Nation. Then I see the Allottees, the lawmakers, the oil companies. I remember necessity and greed are powerful. Unifying will allow us to responsibly tackle shared problems. We can rely on each other. We are Family after all. Peace be with all and blessings to our Mother.
There is:
the National Congress of American Indians,
the Association on American Indian Affairs,
Native America Today,
National Indian Education Association,
Native American Fish and Wildlife Society,
Association of American Indian Physicians,
National American Indian Housing Council,
Native American Finance Officers Association,
this news organization,
and more. I’ll post a link to a web page that lists a host of organizations below. Sometimes when I post links they disappear, so if it does, just find the list on the website of the National Congress of American Indians.
Leaders of Natuve Ameicans: Keep our sovereignty intact.
Prayers for all my Native American families. My soul family ❤ Love & Light to you all.
"The Great Spirit is in control"😊
Children of the clay we all are from one mother earth and we stand under the sun as many together as one with the great spirit. Be blessed
Be careful of the political parties democrat or Republican they don’t care about anyone but themselves.
Repubs do. Democrats depend on your racial hate to continue to be a party.
I love that ICT keeps me connected to things back home while I continue my studies.
Chaco canyon New Mexico site is more than just a heritage site it is a time capsule for humanity to discover !!!
The material of the ancient Aero project, ultimately changed my life forever ❤
God bless the indigenous Navajo nation, protect this sir at all cost !
And a place that had indian slavery and people were torchered hence the high walls to keep people in not out......not to be forgotten
@@andecap1325 Correct. Chaco Canyon was the home of the Anasazi for less than 300 years. They came from the south (Mexico or Central America), conquered the Pueblo People and made them all slaves. They forced the Pueblo People to build the walls of their own prison that still stand today. They were NOT Navajo or any other tribe indigenous to that area. In fact all other tribes and clans for hundreds of miles feared and hated the Anasazi. The Anasazi worshipped the darkness and regularly performed torture and human sacrifices on the Pueblo People. Navajo history says that the Anasazi were utterly destroyed by the gods because they were so evil, never to be seen again. Chaco translates to "Tears and pain". You can hear the history here: th-cam.com/video/JIKLnZoOtR4/w-d-xo.html
The real Metropolitan area .
you do realize that the Navajos are in favor of oil & gas development very close to Chaco canyon & other sites not under protection. They are destroying the lands sacred to Pueblo tribes, the true descendants of the ancient Ancestral Puebloan people. Navajos are not original to these lands, they migrated from the north (Alaska/Canada) area.
@@scarletred1497 , they are destroying what, dummy?
Fighting amongst ourselves benefits the corrupt. Please let's be family 🙏
Fighting? More like one sided party 🎈
No one wants to fight, but there often comes a time when fighting is all you have left when talking does not get results. You need to stand up for yourselves and in today's world, the louder you scream seems to be the only way to get anyone to listen to you.
@loisaustin6200 indeed. Let's live on the land and not loot it for $, oil extraction is not good for nature. The Allotment ppl are being selfish imo. Can't say I wouldn't protest if my lively hood relied on it tho. Blessings for all.
Natives always get the short side of the stick bc they don’t use force. The next generations have to adapt and the damage they protest is undoubtedly permanent. In history people resisted now they protest, reason why any accident is now systematic with irreversible consequences.
Amen No fighting time to stand together for good work with the people not against work together with out anger
I discovered ICT about a year ago. My dad suggested it. We watch every day. It’s nice to be connected to other tribes. Keep up the good work!
It's time to decentralize and become strong communities that support each other. We the people can make our own decisions and get along with respect and support for each other. Elders I know have been saying for years: " We need to go back to the old ways" local communities, nurturing and protecting our mother earth as she does for everyone of her inhabitants, growing our own food or buying local, self care, social interaction, following and respecting the rules of nature, this is our land and our right to freedom and equality, etc. Aho!
As a non Indigenous person I hope more non Indigenous People will become more involved in helping all these people. They are a beautiful people with wonderful traditions who have been neglected, abused , and robbed ever since the the first Europeans landed in their country. Blessings to you all from a non native from Kentucky.
You dont know what you are talking about. Obviously very poorly educated. Sad for a grown man.
Maybe white liberals should stop inviting more people onto their land through immigration
They also exterminated the original, one might say indigenous, people they found here when they came from Asia to colonize and genocide the native peoples.
I would suggest non-tribe members just leave them alone. It is non-tribe members butting into their business that is the problem.
You should probably read real history, because you clearly don't know the truth of what happened. No matter how much feel good nonsense you spout, it doesn't change the facts that they brought that on themselves. The settlers did it in self defense. They didn't take the land until several border towns were annihilated over the course of 2 centuries. The natives were the aggressors there. The land the settlers held prior to then was NEVER claimed by anyone other than the settlers themselves. Doesn't take much research to find this info.
It's all about the tribe and mother Earth until someone start getting paid and can buy a new home, new vehicles, a better way of life and even start sending their kids to school.
I am very happy to see this. I stand with them.
Me too
The first I seen this channel. Will be following as I feel the indigenous people need to have their land left alone. They need more support. All the government does is take take take.
We the people Stand United against tyranny
AMEN 🙏❤👁️😊😇📜🛡️🗡️🌌Ⓜ️©️7️⃣7️⃣👁️🙌💪 And Yes We Stand United Forever ♾️
@@hoxaye. SO SICK AND TIRED OF THEM!
@@hoxaye. they’ve forgotten it’s we the people who control everything
I’m so glad I found this channel.
Loved hearing Chief Hoskin's thoughts. As Aniyunwiya/Tsalagi, I agree with much of what he said. I especially support the encouragement of learning Tsalagi. My father spoke it, but by the time I took an interest in my heritage, he was in the the VA living out his last years, and so I still can't speak my people's language.
At Dull Knife they have classes so people can learn the tongue and pass it on to the future generations. It is important and I am sure it is a group that studies weekly on just about all the locations. Wouldn't be a bad idea
@@keenansmith1021 Thank you. I'll check it out.
@@granvillesimmons6033 jeep checking different avenues and if Ll else fails TH-cam seems to have some pretty unique resources and information
As First Nation people we all need to be kind and caring of one another, all we have are each other, some of us are mixed blood, acceptance is vital. In addition, we drive vehicles, wear clothing, eat food, have lights on, air conditioning, have water pumped to our homes etc., oil and gas are a necessity. Those sitting in government positions are required to respond thoroughly to avoid conflict in American lands, they have been hired by Americans
Lots of places still don't have water 🙄
@@carrieullrich5059 That is really sad, a lot of First Nations have no running water.. Our Dine' were given money from the government (COVID2), instead of purchasing a house in Washington DC that money should have gone to the people.
As a man who is mixed with four different races including cherokee, I've realized through studying history that none of us were good. My Cherokee ancestors did as much raping and land stealing as any other race of people. I hope we can come to learn that all of our ancestors are guilty of evil things as well as good things. Much love!
Every face you see has a genetic history. We are all related. ❤
@@Bigmouth660 the world would be a much better place if everybody believed what you did.
@siberiancajun2112 American Indians never raped or stole land from native americans. They enslaved my people and actually helped white people. They too owe us reparations to us.
@@mikejones-wn1sw Native Americans mostly certainly practiced slavery on other natives before the white man arrived, but yes, many native nations owned African slaves, just as the case in Asia and Africa.(I'm heavily assuming you're talking about African slaves)
@@siberiancajun I clearly said American indian slaves. That were enslaved by native americans. They were not african. And they still are not african. Whether you understand the true history of this country or not isn't important. The fact of the matter is they owe reparations to American Indians.
*The Virginia Vital Statistics Bureau classed all nonreservation Indians as ``negro''
*Bureau of American Ethnology's Annual Report, Bulletin, and Contributions to North American Ethnology
Federal agencies consistently fail to look at and project long term effects of immediate decisions. This is the culture clash. We as Indian people move, think, and act seven generations beyond us with the wisdom teachings of seven generations that came before us to live responsibly/responsively in the present.
So true.
@@hoxaye. Tom Joyce in this life. Tom Jefferson in my last. EVIL Ancient War. There would not be a United States without you. Armies gathering now.
Thanks for the update, appreciate it with blessings.👍✊✌️🙏💯🗽
Why is it every time Native Americans find a little prosperity on property allotted to them by the Government only to find out the laws are working against them? It’s disturbing and upsetting to me. The Navajo people are such kind and loving people I went to school with several Navajo families and I feel their plight. It is unfair.
Thank u for the infos ...🌸 keep fighting 👍👍👍👍👍
I am confused about Nations Land's being lumped in with National parks and therefore being considered, "all US Citizens land" because how can it be land belonging to the Navajo Nation and simultaneously belong to all Americans? Seems like the US Federal government still can't act in accordance with land rights.
Sickening too many things to list. Seems to me no matter what history you search, there is a theme of those that have morals try to make it better for their people and because not all people are moral even in smaller people groups, chaos and change happens in all the carnage no one cares that someone else tried to make a difference. The only people that are remembered for what they actually did or said are evil, and the good ones get misquoted or misrepresented and used to legitimize the most grotesque human thoughts. Many examples of how this applies are available in many different and diverse situations in history. This does not belong to one group this is global. Bad people take advantage of their own people first, and use them up, when they get well suited to it they exploit the rest of the community even as young children, they lie and covertly hide in plain sight before they strike out on the big things, how do you stop it? Standing up for others, standing up against them is the only thing that ever makes a difference but if you’re standing up against the world of this conflicted world you might find yourself in exile or dead.
I can see how one would want to provide for future generations but at the cost of the land? What happens when those resources are depleted? What happens to the land? Navajos shouldn't be greedy w/the land. Navajo are supposed to take care of the land and it will take care of them but not in the manner that these Navajos are thinking. Drilling, fracking. The land will be barren and what will they have besides a barren landscape and the areas around Chaco canyon desecrated.
I agree. I'm mestizo. 18% Sonoran. I hold tight to that part of my ancestry.
This story brings me great grief. Essentially, if the US Government and four corners states would address the needs of Tribal Nations in the greater US Sonoran area, ie, water, internet, green energy projects, and educational needs, I believe all of this infighting could be avoided.
Also, It pains me to see that the "Church" is still. to this day, so willing to proselytize the "Good Word" of Christianity but will not step in to truly make a difference in the lives of first families living on Reservation lands. It is my belief that:
Water rights, language and history education,
Sovereign Democratic Mineral Rights and an equal voice in State and National bills that affect Tribal sovereignty are integral to keeping the peace amongst Fist Nation peoples but also continuing the foundations already built by our ancestors.
A-Ho!
Why does it pain you? Start a ministry and mission for this and spread the Good Word as you go. Go out and be the church!
I am Navajo but the land my family occupies is not allotted, is trust land and we cannot hold title. I support the 10 mile buffer, Chaco is a very important archeological treasure to all Indigenous people and should be protected. As far as supporting Republicans that would be a bug mistake. They would run over us with laws that would be detrimental to our sacred lands.
And all the spirit of the land will die.
Gas, oil, coal, animals, plants, dirt, rain etc are all gifts from God. The fact that gifts are just laying around should be a clue. Satan doesn’t want to share Earth with man. That’s where much of the environmental movement came from, such as COP21. It’s part of wokeism/Satanism. That being said, Satan loves crisis and contamination, so we have to worry about the next disaster.
If UNESCO is involved, it's going to end poorly for Navajo Nation. Just saying. Do your homework. They don't have your best interests at heart.
How much money are we talking about that Navajo folks will be losing due to no lease increases?
I’m so sorry for the Navajo Nation’s loss! Wish they could totally take over their lives with the same dignity the rest of the nation has. Seems like they are constantly being harassed .they were left to die out in the middle of nowhere and where they were left happens to be a goldmine now everyone is so concerned about their blessings!
No one is harassing them. They can simply live productive lives if the choose to.
Not all Dine people support the colonial puppet tribal governments desire to sell their land off to mining corps for pennies on the dollar. I am critical of Haaland but this is actually a good call on her part.
I’m happy I can see you all in the news . I love everyone!
you are in the good graces of the algorithm todayI first time I've seen this channel, seems like a lot of other people, too -- subscribed immediately. thank you so much!
Great job, Aliyah and the ICT Team!
I care about my Indigenous brothers and sisters and so happy I found this channel. I am happy to learn what is going on so I can understand what is going on. I pray people have homes and jobs while at the same time keeping Mother Earth healthy. Without Shimá Nhasdzáán, we have no where healthy to live.
When y'all kill off whitey, y'all gonna go back to killing each other 😂
Oklahoma has a lot of Oil and Gas leases on Allotted Tribal Trust Land. Tribal members get royalties off their land.
With any Natural Resources, there are lot of local job opportunities for residents in the area.
Im Kiowa/ Cheyenne: Oil Field Trucker making a very good income the past 10 years locally in Oklahoma
The Navajo don't belong on that land to begin with.
That's literally Pueblo and hopi lands.
Navajo were given their lands by Caucasians
-COMANCHE NATION
@@nicolasl2868
The Comanche could never be moved lol
Caucasians tried HAHAHA
-COMANCHE NATION
I have worked along side a few as they themselves said, "savages".
No thing is more savage than a white man getting separated from a wealth opportunity.
Except for a white woman separating him from that same wealth.
The sioux and blackfoot protest the pipeline, and the navajo protest stoping big oil. Ridiculous
They drove to protest, I'm sure they all drove electric vehicles.
Love covers a multitude of sins. Love God with all your heart and soul, mind and body. Love others as You would yourself . United We stand , divided we fall.
I'm Uncompahgre, Northern Ute. Our tribe benefits from Oil & Gas greatly! Might I suggest looking into directional drilling? Lease locations can be off the protected land, and the drill pipe underneath it. It might solve all problems.
Why are we STILL having discussions about what #ESO's think another people think or need? Why can't we protect the land and in that federal funding, ensure the locals have retraining, jobs long & short term .... and the transfer of ALL parts of this FULLY #precolumbianAmerican world heritage site is interpreted, managed, excavated, surveyed, studied, maintained, tourguided by professionally compensated & employed Native, specially locals
Not giving a seat at the table, and opening the door to future unilateral decisions is a problem. Besides I have seen Deb H in the hearings live. Her inability to answer basic questions or unwillingness to do so, despite her serious responsibilities is astonishing. You cannot watch her and her department too carefully.
I have also seen and heard her ( last week here in Hawai’i and in mainland). All questions were thoughtfully answered and clear of any confusion.
I stand with you and your purpose.
Proud Republican from The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon! Blessings! A. E. Comedown
However, I do not live on the reservation, I have to go where the jobs are.
Let the elders come together and decide as they once did
Great channel. I just subscribed. ✌
Stand be proud u all are strong as you all are 🥁
I love the Chaco Region and have visited there many times. Some thing there keeps drawing me back, time after time
Hi this is a good thing to support the younger generation of people and your youth with in ower indigenous culture thanks for the video on this subject matter
The chosen land of our sacred mother groans..
The Navajo and Apache migrated from the Northwest Territories of Canada between 900 and 1,400 AD. The Navajo were the first to use horse's to attack the Spanish in 1659
The gov and state and NNP need to all talk have a meeting. To have somebody outside the ppl sit n listen and to understand and explain to them. And even if u dislike each other still have respect to one other.
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New subscriber here from my hospital room here in San Diego California😊🌹
With you ❤
Watch yourselves, do not trust government, you deserve better, they took your land once, don't allow government to mow you over😢
We are called 1st Nation People and had treaties that of course were broken. I invite anyone to see how many nations and tribes don't have basic things like water.
We need recreation centers, arcades, and aquatic centers for as many locations as possible. It would be great if a bowling alley or skating rink arcade existed for every casino. That makes too much sense though and keeps the kids away from death & danger. We have to do better!
True heros
Wow!! So grateful your channel came on my feed! Too awesome.. 😎 👏🏽 👏🏽
Adelante Cherokee Adelante siempre.
What a wonderful turn around a 🥁 blesd from the creator dance
Adelante Navajo Adelante siempre.
Love you
Two new subscribers ❤
I totally relate to the native culture and I'm Dutch and Scott and Irish.
It breaks my heart in so many ways how badly the indigenous people have been treated. A peaceable people who have been hurt since the day they met the foreigner. How they had beautiful land, were respectful to the animals and land and are good stewards. They were pushed off the good land and given bad lands. So they did what they had to do to survive on what they were given. They had their children taken to boarding schools, weren't allowed to do traditional celebration, stopped the children from learning traditions. Makes me sick with grief, yet here they are loving and forgiving and humble. Then they are having their bad lands violated as if the land given them really wasn't theirs. Just wish the government would wake up and help these people better than they do
They're not throw away or door mats, they're beautiful people with the amazing history and love for the things we all should be like. Agape ❤️
wow are you ever delusional. Virtue signal constantly to make yourself feel like your better than others?
If they take what little was given to the allottees by restricting their land, heck, give them more land and give them grants to put solar up on the land they are given, away from this sacred site. We really can work with people and address their needs without caving in to oil and gas.
Ahooo 💚
Good job to all of y’all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤god bless you
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Love love love
Well folks unless you have some horses to ride the oil is pretty important!!!
Folks may disagree with my view, point on this matter. I'm only thinking for what's best us, our heritage and the future. We nolonger live in those times. Because in those days. It was the horse, the mule, and the cattle. Now, it's mechanical horses and technology. We all have to face this new change at some point in our lives, and it can be challenging at times. We should come together with an agreement 🤝 that works for both of us. But, we should never forget the strives, struggles and the work that our people have accomplished that our ancestors did for us and for the other. The future that our creator gave to us, is now being shared. Now is the time to give the final say to the elders of the tribes and not just the people. And the US Government must recognize that the land they share with us be a remembrance to the all creator. I do not know how to do this or what is involved. But we must have transportation. Otherwise there will be no meetings, pow pows, tribal council meetings, etc. Maybe these big oil companies should be apart of ritual to give an offering to the all creator and be present in some ceremonies that are Otherwise forbidden. Because now we share this land with all. That is my personal take on this matter.
Sono con voi fratelli x la vita
I suggest reading "Mean Spitit", Linda Hogan (1990), it's a fictionalized glimpse into something similar happening with and to the Osage in Kentucky.
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Native American can make it a requirement all their people to attend colleges. They dont need others to stand up for them... They can stand up for themselves.
Blessing drum 🥁 pray
I can never the difference between these peoples and the average person who lives or is from South America, particularly Mexicans.
We have more indigenous population because of corruption I can say in Mexico.. look at the "Mexican revolution" most of them were still Native Americans and in central America there still a pretty good amount. I believe there's nothing compared to South America there plenty over there.
I am so sorry this is still happening.
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Can both be done: Get these folks out of poverty AND stop new fossil fuel (oil & gas) leases?
They are already drilled and fracked.. you are talking about just refusing the benefits of fossil fuel after the damage is already done.
@@danielgriff2659 Extraction of fossil fuels is harmful to the environment, and so is consumer use of fossil fuels. The benefits are fuel for cars and homes, and income for workers. But the fossil fuels problems on the environment still continue with those uses. Maybe these Native people should be asked: If fossil fuels were abandoned, how else would you like to make income?
3:28 just like casinos, there is no such thing as a mixed blessing! If somebody gives you something to help you, and you’re still not being helped - it’s a distraction to keep you distracted and under control.
Like having sex for the first time and getting an std - no matter how in love you were, that’s not blessed, it’s infectious.
Hi my mother found out that we are descendants of a Native American tribe not federally recognized. They were in Ohio and was pushed out in the 1800s. They look darker skin like some of my lineage. Any advice?
President of the United States of America and King of the scots here.
Never expect a straight answer from Washington, DC. I’m reminded daily by the Trail of Tears signs in my area of how Washington, DC acts. Promise one thing and deliver something else.
I apologize for expressing an opinion that might be unpopular. But I'm only expressing my heart.
After all this time trying to save sacred sites over generations, it seems finally the oppressor has won.
Make folks dependent upon your "gold" and you've got them. (Not to mention the years of grinding down people through "divide and conquer"tactics. )
Finally, finally, a Native person is in the government fighting for the sacred and now she's the enemy.
I get it. But it's still painful.
@@hoxaye. Yes....more than history.
I pray we come to a resolution 🙏
Ok, wait, NO Native person wants the land misused. Why isn't the question, what do these families need? The are OBVIOUSLY financially struggling. Do they have Mazlow's base needs met? Are they people who #SCOTUS told today they have no right to clean running water? If so, why not budget in a comprehensive water infrastructure program.... then offer PAID onthejob retraining so these locals can stay home and have careers locally that cud translate later to small busines skill sets needed on rez. Also .... why in 21C are ALL the professionals at chaco canyon #ESO's? Worse so calledwhite ppl who are dismissive of local staff & their cultural knowledge.
We LIVED at Chaco Canyon Dec 2022 - for a few weeks. These families live on an edge homeless, city people cannot fathom. Us, drydocked in a nice rv for a few weeks without funds.... STILL cannot fathom. ❤
Unity 💜💙💜
It's high time the native Americans stand up, this is your birth right, the government should see to it that you also have a voice in all decisions that are being made, all other races have a say, and most of them say they are American, but their fore fathers were not from this land, stand strong and raise your voices!
The Vikings were here first.
@@nuttybar9and? What does a ship full of Vikings have to do with anything? The Natives were here before any of us.
At the end of the day, we are all here now, many of us were brought here generations before our birth, and how do we find peace and compromise TODAY, while not ignoring the travesties that happened before us, and continue to happen today
States and corporations manipulate the BIA and congress to keep the people down .
@@nuttybar9😂
Native Americans are not native to America.
The first controversy I notice is indigenous people being employed, plus compensated by oil and gas development is helping those families. So what benefit is the government giving them if they disallow those benefits? Regulations keep the oil companies from polluting so why not use the natural resources?
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When you sacrifice Mother Earth, for Money, it hurts my heart. First Nations deserve all Land rights, water rights that are "In Trust" for them. When the truth comes out, we will all find that, all of The Americas are First Nations' Land...
As far as wells, speculators LOVE drilling and abandoning wells and sticking the state with the cleanup costs so these concerns are very well founded. Every single one of these companies needs to be locked out of the area for good.
love u 2 navajo
Good luck for all of you
Divide & Conquer. That has been the method since Day One. People's, UNITE! Wani wachinca onshimala.😓
I subscribed I'm many mixed native american blood