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OLM on Healthcare Reform

Rated Dec 23 • 2 reviews • politics • organiclifestylemagazine.com
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Rated Dec 21 • 17 reviews • politics • ucomics.com
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Welcome to Alliance for Global Justice

Rated Dec 20 • 1 review • activism, politics, poverty, jubilee act • afgj.org

"Yesterday, Congressional leaders put aside partisan differences to stand together in support of the world's poorest. After months of anticipation, the Jubilee Act (HR 4405) was introduced by Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA), along with Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-MA), Ranking Member Spencer Bachus (R-AL), and seven more Republican and Democrat members of Congress. This encouraging bi-partisan effort by powerful leaders in Congress is a tremendous holiday gift for our sisters and brothers in the Global South.

[The Nicaragua Network has just received this important message from the Jubilee USA Network of which it is a member. We urge you to take action!]"
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Tribal land sale precedent alarms Herseth Sandlin |...

Rated Dec 17 • 1 review • environment, native americans, politics, justice, crow creek • argusleader.com

"U.S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin is questioning the Internal Revenue Service's unusual move to auction tribal land on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation, saying she is concerned about the precedent it sets.

About 7,100 acres, or 11 square miles, of tribal land was auctioned by the IRS on Dec. 3 to settle overdue employment taxes it claims are owed by the tribe. The land, valued at an estimated $4.6 million, sold for $2.6 million.

The tribe has gone to court to try to stop the auction, but U.S. District Judge Roberto Lange allowed it to proceed. However, the judge agreed to allow both sides to make their arguments in March court date. The land would not change hands officially until after the court date."
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IRS auctioned Crow Creek's ancestral land for...

Rated Dec 17 • 0 reviews • activism, politics, justice, crow creek, american indians • indiancountrytoday.com
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Rethink Afghanistan

Rated Dec 17 • 15 reviews • politics, afghanistan, peace and justice • rethinkafghanistan.com

"Over 100,000 people signed the petition from Brave New Foundation, Credo Mobile and True Majority calling on Congress to vote against any bill to fund troop escalation in Afghanistan. On December 8th, Congressman Alan Grayson read the petition aloud from the House floor, asking his colleagues to vote NO. "
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"Robert Erickson" Speech to MN Tea Party Against Amnesty

Rated Dec 16 • 5 reviews • politics, video • youtube.com
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US Coyote at Work: Trust Fund Settlement Scam

Rated Dec 13 • 1 review • activism, government, politics, scams, american indians • networkedblogs.com

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"The same US government that brought us the home mortgage, seize-everything-you-have scam, and the bail-out-the-billionaires programs, now says it will benevolently buy up Indian land and give it back to Indians?
Right.
In the so-called settlement of the US Trust Fund lawsuit, the US says it plans to buy up Indian parcels and give the land back to Indian Nations.
The US has also made a big deal out of $1,000 or $1,500 payments to land owners for all the resources it has stolen.
What a joke. It is a bizarre agreement which prevents the US from paying Indian people what they are owed.
To sweeten the deal, the US says it will set up an Indian education scholarship fund. Yes, that one has been used before too, by Ben (Nighthorse) Campbell, who eventually admitted it was a scam.
Who would monitor all this benevolence? The US of course.
This "sweet" deal, which still must go before Congress and a federal judge, comes on the heels of the IRS auctioning off Crow Creek Sioux land."
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Let the Elders Speak 12/15/2009 - Judy Lopez on Blog...

Rated Dec 13 • 1 review • politics, sociology, elders, american indians, dreamcatcher entertainment • blogtalkradio.com

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""Let the Elders Speak." This is a collection of interviews with Native American elders who model a diversity of backgrounds, educations, and heritages. The thread that runs through each interview is that humanity is on the edge of a new world, and the need to have a new political outlook, ecology, sociology, or spirituality is imperative. Other elders profiled combine their native heritage with society's knowledge. Tune in!!! We will be taking your calls and questions so don't forget to dial us at Call-in Number: (347) 215-8333. blogtalkradio.com/DreamCatcherEntertainment [blogtalkradio.com/DreamCatcherEntertainment] "
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Beautiful Illustrated Quotations: Veterans Day Quote,...

Rated Dec 09 • 4 reviews • politics • blogspot.com
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