Monthly Archives: January 2012

  Alton Carrolls Bag of lies & DECEIT!!! | Looking Back Woman … I removed Looking Back Woman’s interview after much reflection in order to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing attacks. This interview initiated Al Carroll’s … lookingbackwoman.wordpress.com/…/alton-carrolls-bag-of-lie…

First it was other peoples copyrighted material & photos the Smithsonian was selling…now, it is Native jewlery….what is next. Does anyone understand the word too much commericialization… This Native jewlery looks like a knockoff, cheap & just off the boat from China, guess … Continue reading →

THE IMPOSTER! AL CARROLL/FAKE INDIAN   http://medicinebags.blogspot.com/2008/07/al-carroll-and-nafps-site-shut-down.html   AL CARROLL AND NAFPS SITE SHUT DOWN. NAFPS AND IT’S RACIST RHETORIC. IS AL CARROLL EVEN NATIVE AMERICAN? AL CARROLL LIKES TO STALK/HARASS GUYS Suzanne Dupree, aka Looking Back Woman Whatever Suzanne … Continue reading →

http://www.blogger.com/navbar.g?targetBlogID=2209731043177837358&blogName=AL+CARROLL'S+BAG+OF+LIES+AND+DECEIT!&publishMode=PUBLISH_MODE_BLOGSPOT&navbarType=BLUE&layoutType=LAYOUTS&searchRoot=http://medicinebags.blogspot.com/search&blogLocale=en&homepageUrl=http://medicinebags.blogspot.com/&targetPostID=4390355818694364888&vt=619172519005411794   AL CARROLL’S BAG OF LIES AND DECEIT! MISSION STATEMENT: To inform the general public about a diabolical and sinister fake Native American calling himself Al Carroll. Al Carroll is a compulsive liar and an ugly menace to the … Continue reading →

Home Local 150 years later, War’s wounds still cut deep….. Article by: CURT BROWN , Star Tribune   Minnesota is divided on how best to commemorate the U.S.-Dakota War, which left hundreds dead and ended in the largest mass execution … Continue reading →

Top Posts & Pages Today, January 29, 2012 Title   Views Home page 8 Hey Dizzy Lizzy Cornish…get educated, AIM kool-aide drinker you! 4 I never said I was Lakota Spiritual Leader… 3 Womens participation in White Buffalo Calf Pipe … Continue reading →

Bill Means, co-founder of the American Indian Movement and a member of the board of the International Treaty Council, describes the impact of the state-pressured shutting down of Tucson’s Chicano studies program and the banning of books used in the … Continue reading →