New York State Buffalo Herd Slaughter

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Oki NIksokowa

The few of you left that still read my posts know how angry I am about what was done to still another Buffalo herd here in New York State this weekend. My anger is a healthy anger because I believe it speaks for those who do not have the courage to evolve out of the mass ignorance that has overrun this country since the white/black man came here.

Buffalo herd shot dead

I am not done with my protest by a long shot and will post a very interesting video on my Web sites as soon as I have time to make it make sense to a senseless population of people who have gone mad. My anger of what is happening to this country is not just relegated to the white man but also the Black man who seemingly have started to regress back to the lower intelligence of the ape man in their continual asinine protests every time the law is enforced on their people.

HEY BLACK people, if you want the law to start respecting you - then start controlling your out of control Black race who seem to flaunt the law in the face of the people. What are you all - idiots?

I am going to share a wonderful writing by a very insightful White man who took the time to realize that just maybe the White/Black race was stepping across the line of decency and just maybe we could take a lesson from the First Americans of this continent who actually did KNOW how to live properly in accordance with Creators Laws.

I will reemerge down the trail! - Redhawk

George Catlin’s Creed

I love a people that have always made me welcome to the very best that they had.

I love a people who are honest without laws, who have no jails and no poorhouses.

I love a people who keep the commandments without ever having read or heard them preached from the pulpit.

I love a people who never swear or take the name of God in vain.

I love a people “who love their neighbors as they love themselves”

I love a people who worship God without a Bible, for I believe that God loves them also.

I love a people whose religion is all the same, and who are free from religious animosities.

I love a people who have never raised a hand against me, or stolen my property, when there was no law to punish either.

I love and don’t fear mankind where God has made and left them, for they are his children.

I love a people who have never fought a battle with the white man, except on their own ground.

I love a people who live and keep what is their own without lock and keys.

I love a people who do the best they can. And oh how I love a people who don’t live for the love of money.

Gakina-awiiya (We Are All Related)

“Teach us love, compassion and honor…that we may heal the Earth, and heal each other.” - Ojibwe prayer

Buffalo herd shot dead

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