Tag Archives: US history
The Culture of Violence in Turtle Island (US & Canada)
I write this after the Connecticut primary school shooting. Outside my home, we have an auto dealership flying its huge national flag at half mast. People are mourning all over the place, including where I live, the Coast Salish Territories … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-War, Loving Our Neighbours, Non-Violence, Social Justice, Uncategorized
Tagged Anabaptists, Canadian history, Connecticut massacre, culture of violence, Dorothy Day, Gandhi, genocide of North American First Nations, gun ownership, Jains, Martin Luther King Jr., mourning, Mozi, non-violence, non-violent revolution, peace-making, Quakers, US history
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Democrats & Republicans – Same Stinky Stuff, Different Piles?
ANOTHER FRICKIN’ ELECTION FOR BABYLON’S NEXT RULER There is a big election happening in the US. If you’re American, you may care. What about the rest of us? Is the US election important for all of us non-Americans? Well, let’s … Continue reading
First Nations Are Rising Up, Get Out of the Way
Sorry, this post is quite repetitive, but you´ll get the point . . . ¨He has shown you, O man, what is good, and what Yahweh requires of you. But to do justice, and to love mercy, and to walk … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginals, Avatar, Canadian history, Colin Helin, Dances with Dependency, financial freedom, First Nations, independence, Indians, justice, Let Freedom Ring, Micah, Micah 6:8, natives, oppression, Rage Against The Machine, RATM, reconciliation, reformation, repentance, revolution, self-reliance, Social Justice, societal transformation, The Economic Dependency Trap, The Nightwatchman, Tom Morello, Turtle Island, uprising, US history
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