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Heather Linklater Courage. When I see this picture I see courage. I see a man willing to give his
life for his convictions. Each man loyal to his people and his beliefs. Courage.
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Garfield Findlay theres trained and untrained, we been fighting our whole lives,we r trained
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Stephen Kelland i always felt sorry for the canadian soldier , you can see in his eyes he doesnt
want to be there but he stood his ground ,ill give him that. how many of you guys would have
stood up to lasange . even enemy warriors deserve some respect
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Gaweguspto Wawashkesh he looks like hes hardly more than 18..just a kid
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Alec Oombash The Canadian soldier in an interview years later commented: that "he wasn't
scared" in a stare down with the Mohawk Warrior about to kill him, but look at his face closely, he
is sweating bullets, just imagine the Hershey bars in his shorts.
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Linda Nothing-Heni well, the Canadian soldier had the country behind him while the Mohawk
was considered the enemy. The country was wrong in this situation.
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Alec Oombash The Country Corporation Canada, hasn't been right in anything, its a paper Gov of
fraud. The history's biggest fraud. Everything and anything that comes out of it is illegal.
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Naylelle Jessica he cried, he had tears rolling down his face, I remember watching this on the
news when I was younger...and that's the one thing I remember, because I said "I thought they
couldn't cry"
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Linda Nothing-Heni wonder why he cried..hoping it was because he knew the wrong he is doing.
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Naylelle Jessica they were having a conversation, and the native was strong with his words, I
would be scared to if someone was all up in my face like that...
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Alec Oombash I suppose he would cry if he would die on illegal soil. Losing the control of all
they sanctioned us for. 270 is a long time, yet being at that age, he wouldn't understand.
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Lillian Prince I remember!
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Linda Nothing-Heni it was a scary situation .. the Mohawks were legally right and the country
knew it but played the bully.. usual.
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Naylelle Jessica that's what I think of when I see this picture, that he cried,,,not sure why that
stuck with me
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Alec Oombash Maybe he was begging the Mohawk to please go back to New York but the
Mohawk didn't want to listen...idk
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Linda Nothing-Heni and that is how Wars are done.. convictions even if its wrong. That is what
caused colonization and the ongoing wrongs.
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Alec Oombash Pitiful indeed: deeds that never should have happened. The Bible says: and we read
in Luke 12:2, For there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; neither hid, that shall not be
known. It's all coming to light now.
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Heather Linklater Yes, Linda Nothing-Heni I agree. It is also our convictions and courage that
fight against those wrongs. My comment is not is not a statement of support for the Crown it is a
statement of thought that this picture invokes.
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Michael Franz would be a more epic picture if they raised their fists together in solidarity
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Alec Oombash Here's food to chew on, most leaders don't know that we have a trust fund, being
held or sanctioned at the Office of Indian Affairs Canada. Most people and leaders alike are not
educated enough to know it's there. We just hope now that Harper doesn't use this same Trust
Fund to pay off the Canada's bad debt, from over lending money to the International communities,
I was already told before, from those who know, that the Native Trust Fund is already being
drained to build their office skyscrapers and bridges, saying that Natives too will use these
commodities. That these reports are patented by their auditor's to say that it is so. Again trying to
cover up the control freaks of Ottawa.



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Alec Oombash The problem with that Mr. Franz is: Canadians don't know what solidarity is or the
true meaning of it, from their stand point.
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Stephen Kelland Alec just about everyone whos spent any time here knows about the trust fund. it
was drained to build the Railways across canada and has been looted ever since. same thing
happened in the US
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Alec Oombash Saying that I'd someday use whatever is built, for my behalf, is this about right.
Most natives will never get the chance to venture in these items of interest.
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Alec Oombash Than there should be a forensic audit for burden of proof for all expenditures in the
Trust Fund ledger. But we all know that the Gov like to lie on paper, after all it's just a paper Gov
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Stephen Kelland http://elysebruce.wordpress.com/.../idle-no-more-about.../
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Samantha Adamczyk Idle No more ...
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Gaweguspto Wawashkesh That pic of the trust fund u posted..it needs updating but thats the trust
fund we all get our money from right now...at war time there was a lot more but the govt made
loans to build infrastructure, the railroad and it was also loaned to start up Canada Pension Plan.
Then the govt forgave the loans...so that money is long long gone now. all we have is the trust
fund we work with now..which is the one u posted except 5 yrs newer.
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Alec Oombash I will ask for an update one
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Alec Oombash The takeover and how clever they tried to cover it up, as the changed the title, but
look closely on the actual topic of the take over. http://archive.org/details/albertahassovere00smit
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Alec Oombash Canada the biggest fraud in history created to rob Native Lands. Read the above
archive.
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Alec Oombash This particular document was written by 6 Members of Parliament and lawyers. I
guess they taught those researching information would just continue hiding it and let is go as a
status quo segment as being just a part of history, until it was recognized as it being fraud
committed on robbing Natives of their land and how it was done, so read it for yourself and judge
for yourself, on what it the real truth.
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