Monthly Archives: February 2011

Saturday, January 12, 2008 Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics by Ward Churchill “Jim Vander Wall and I have used the figure of 69 as the minimum number of AIM members and supporters murdered on the Pine Ridge Reservation from mid-1973 … Continue reading →

Excerpts fro American Indian Mafia, and courtesty of Snapples 2008 blog on AIMs lies and propaganda. “[AIM] took complete control of the telephone service and local residents were not permitted to answer any of the phones. When my phone would … Continue reading →

  This just in from a lady, she used to set up funds for impoverished Indians and worked with Russell Means, Dennis Banks, and Floyd Hand Jr, all white haters, she says. Threatened to kill her if they didn’t turn over the … Continue reading →

Suzanne Dupree, aka Looking Back Woman Whatever Suzanne Dupree’s agenda is, the one thing she is guilty of is exploiting her people’s traditions. To stand and pose for photographs with a pipe … http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=604.0;wap2 – Cache Dear Alton Carroll & … Continue reading →

“It’s an ugly dark feeling realizing you were lied to. For many years I supported clemency for Leonard Peltier, and towed the line for leadership of the American Indian Movement. The facts, the anger, and the blame Mafia puts on … Continue reading →

Left to right: Carter Camp, Russell Means, Alex White Plume, Floyd Hand, Alfred Bone Shirt & Vic Camp Richard Two Elk, a former AIM member, was not interviewed for the film partly because of his first-hand account of the Robinson … Continue reading →

    It was a matter of only two months from the time I was allowed to meet with Martha Bad Warrior at her home in Green Grass, until she passed away inside a tent pitched at the Larrabee dam. She … Continue reading →

DUPUIS/DUPREE FAMILY CONNECTION TO THE SACRED BUFFALO CALF PIPE COPYRIGHTED 2006 DUPREE FAMILY’S INVOLVEMENT AND PARTICIPATION IN CEREMONY IN THE 1800’S THROUGH TO CURRENT TIMES PAST FROM “QUEST FOR THE PIPE OF THE SIOUX: AS VIEWED FROM WOUNDED KNEE” (1975) … Continue reading →

Fredrick Dupuis and wife Good Elk Woman, with Grandson Pete Dupuis Good Elk Woman had a son from a previous marriage that Fred adopted and his name was Chief Henry Makes Room Junior. Fredrick Dupuis came from Longueil, Quebec to … Continue reading →

This incredible book written by Wilbur Riegert, and published by Ralph (Doc) Hubbard, and Paul Manhart SJ in 1975, after Riegerts death in 1974, is a Tetuwan Lakota-Dakota-Nakota cultural treasure. A must read for any native studies student, educator or anyone … Continue reading →