Pine Ridge, South Dakota-Prisoner of War Camp 334

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Most of you who know me personally know that I am a complex, happy yet angry man of mixed Blackfoot and Scottish blood. I have fought hard for many years for an understanding of our Native American people of this land to gain a foothold in society where our people can pull themselves up and out of what was created for them by a selfish and greedy white man mind set.

I have watched the white man propel themselves along a pathway to self-destruction much as they have murdered my people in all ways. Spiritually – physically – mentally and morally we have been lied too, stolen from, massacred, used to gain personal uplifting (oh yes I am married to a Native American – how wonderful am I!), you name the Evil and it has been done to us.

But then you see what – a native society on the razors edge of total annihilation and you turn your selfish backs on us an go and help Haitians, people in the Middle East who incidentally are waiting for the opportunity to fulfill the order of the Koran to kill the infidel! You help anyone in the world except your own people!

What the hell is wrong with white people? You are the manifestation of the Anti-Christ traveling all over the world spreading the Good – Word of the bible that declares all unbaptized people ineligible to enter heaven? Who would have you believe the Dark Ages were created by some unknown sect of some unknown religion that we know nothing about? Who would have you believe that babies are born with original sin? That you can’t improve who you are unless you submit to the word of the Bible which is as corrupt as the men who wrote it?

How long is it going to take before you people start to understand the limitations religion places upon you? The problem is obvious in its egotistical objective of keeping you captive to an idea of someone else. It’s most prevalent Evil is that it steers you in a direction of the selfish beliefs of another human being – not GOD. It is because of this that you reject the natural compassion you were born with and take on someone else’s idea of compassion and you then ignore the insipid problem of the people you have stolen from in the first place.

A MOST CONVENIENT EVIL

Please watch the following: Pine Ridge, South Dakota-Prisoner of War Camp 334

Turn your hearts inside out and start to bring these people back to their rightful place in the world. You OWE them ………..





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