Bear Warrior's Blog – April 2011 Archive (5)

For the first two weeks I was at Glen Cove protecting an ancient burial site from being turned into a park. I had to come back to see a liver specialist. He told me that I have cirrhosis of the liver and possibly could have liver cancer but he isn't sure and I hope that he is wrong but I have to go take some tests now. I am planning on going back up to Glen Cove soon. Please keep the warriors protecting this site in your prayers. Here is a link where you can get daily updates on what is going… Continue

My Pledge of Allegiance

I pledge allegiance to Creator and to the path Creator has put me on. I pledge allegiance to my family, to my ancestors who walked before me and to my future generations who will walk after me. I pledge to walk the way of the warrior, to protect those who need protection, to guide those who need guidance, and to help those who need my help. I pledge to be a man of honor and integrity and to do my part in making this world a better place to live. Aho.

Bear… Continue

War in Libya



March 30, 2011



The American Indian Movement supports the statement A-APRP Statement from the All African Peoples Revolutionary Party (GC) in regard to Libya, and the foundation that leaders, Kwame Ture of the A-APRP, and Vernon Bellecourt of the American Indian Movement solidified in regard to supporting actions against Africa, which includes Libya.



Delegates of the American Indian Movement, and the International Indian Treaty Council visited Libya… Continue

TRAIL OF BROKEN TREATIES

20-POINT POSITION PAPER



We want to have a new RELATIONSHIP with you...an HONEST one!



OUR 20 POINT PROPOSAL

October 1972, Minneapolis, Minnesota



"TRAIL OF BROKEN TREATIES": FOR RENEWAL OF CONTRACTS-

RECONSTRUCTION OF INDIAN COMMUNITIES & SECURING AN INDIAN FUTURE IN AMERICA!



RESTORATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL TREATY-MAKING AUTHORITY:

The U.S. President should propose by executive message, and the Congress… Continue

A Brief History of the American Indian Movement



by Laura Waterman Wittstock and Elaine J. Salinas



In the 30 years of its formal history, the American Indian Movement (AIM) has given witness to a great many changes. We say formal history, because the movement existed for 500 years without a name. The leaders and members of today's AIM never fail to remember all of those who have traveled on before, having given their talent and their lives for the survival of the… Continue