indigenous slaughter

ELITIST THUGS KEEP TRYING TO KILL OFF INDIGENOUS & PEOPLE OF COLOR MNN Mar. 27, 2009. We are told the world is overpopulated and that it must be depopulated! We are finding out it is part of the old eugenics plan to create a “super race” and get rid of those who they deem to be “useless eaters”. It’s a code for systematic killing of us and people of color, in violation of international law and norms. The serial killers making these blatant plans to carry out “mass executions” must be stopped. The economic melt down is being used as their incentive to proceed. Outright killing and bio-terrorism strategies are being perfected and practiced on us. It’s a pet project of the elite. It’s common knowledge that Prince Phillip said that after he dies, he wants to come back as a deadly virus to reduce the earth’s population by 90%. Henry Kissinger set up the old ideas that President Obama is following. [Hey, isn’t he a person of color?] Kissinger was National Security Advisor NSA and Secretary of State for Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford in the 1970's. Like King George VI and early elitist Thomas Malthus, Kissinger says that humans will eat and reproduce until there is standing room only on the planet. He thinks he should rebalance the natural world to his way. In his memoirs, "The Final Days", control over life and death is a sexual high as "Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac". We think that the megalomaniacs should not reproduce. Kissinger helped write the classified memo dated December 10, 1974 for the U.S. National Security Council called “The National Security Study Memorandum 200, Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for U.S. Security and Overseas Interests (NSSM200)”. President Gerald Ford adopted it as official U.S. policy in November 1975. Getting control of the world's food was one way to gain control of the people. To get food and medicines, developing countries had to agree to tough birth control programs and to drastically reduce their population. People resisted, of course. Kissinger and his cohorts decided to resort to wars. The myth of “overpopulation” is promoted, particularly against Indigenous people and people of color. We are standing in the way of their plunder of the Earth's resources and destruction of life. As Kissinger said, “The fast growing populations are prone to civil unrest”. It’s because we are hungry for life! Young Indigenous people are their highest concern because they could drive away investors! The UN adopted the “World Population Plan of Action” in 1974 to keep the global population below 8 billion. Recently it was lowered to 1.5 billion so they can enjoy the North American materialistic lifestyle of creature comforts, gross obesity and desensitization. They are unconcerned about natural cycles of life. They set a limit of two children per family. They saw that it would require "vigorous efforts" while pretending it's voluntary. Birth control devices did not slow down the birthrate of the 13 targeted countries: India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nigeria, Mexico, Indonesia, Brazil, Philippines, Thailand, Egypt, Turkey, Ethiopia, and Colombia. President Luis Lula of Brazil told a gathering attended by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown that the global financial crisis was caused by “the irrational behavior of white people with blue eyes” [news.bbc.co.uk]. Kissinger's war crimes are well documented in “The Trial of Henry Kissinger” by Christopher Hitchens. Kissinger was involved in genocidal massacres of millions in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh (Pakistan), East Timor (Indonesia), Burma (Myanmar) and Chile. Fertility is a threat worse than nuclear war. Many personal care products are being made with toxic chemicals and endocrine disrupters which affect reproductive function and fertility. Subversive fertility control technologies have been around for a long time. Among others, “Ax Body Deodorant” for young men contains endocrine disrupters that bring down their sperm count. Do we need to use these fragrances to mask the natural scent of healthy human bodies? U.S. President Barack Obama's National Security Advisor, James L. Jones, recently provoked his cronies and the world in Munich Germany that Kissinger is his boss. He said, "I take my daily orders from Dr. Kissinger, filtered down through General Brent Scowcroft and Sandy Berger”. Jones is a retired 4-Star Marine Corp General with scads of medals, including the French Legion of Honor and the Canadian Meritorious Service Cross. He was a Vietnam vet and worked in the Department of Defence until 2006. He had been active in many businesses making money out of death and destruction such as Boeing, Cross Match Technologies, a privately held biometric solutions company and Chevron Corporation. On November 28, 2007 Condoleeza Rice appointed him as a special Middle East envoy to "strengthen security for both Israelis and Palestinians”. Well, the flames of violence have been heavily fanned since then. Indigenous people are in the way everywhere in the world resisting the plunder of our territories, resources and the earth. Because of technology, we are not needed and are targeted for elimination. The pirates want to keep the loot for themselves and to death with the rest of us. Resisters are being eliminated everywhere. In Iraq and Afghanistan depleted uranium is used to sicken and kill for generations. If bombs and bullets don’t do it, chemicals and diseases will be brought in. In Onowaregeh, Turtle Island, we Ongwehone have been targeted from the beginning of the European invasion. We went through and are still going through death by killings, diseases, forced sterilization, birth control, residential school abuse and murders, theft of our children, deliberate poverty and third world living conditions to lower our birth rate and longevity. It didn’t work. So now state agents are going after our kids by rammings, jailings, assaults, “disappearing” and no economic and social opportunities for us. U.S. and Canada are joining forces to marginalize, demoralize, anger, create despair and give us no hope. Since we are marked for death, our way is to defend ourselves by surviving and until we win! Iakoha’ko:wa & MNN Staff Mohawk Nation News www.mohawknationnews.com kittoh@storm.ca katenies20@yahoo.com kahentinetha2@yahoo.com Note: At this time your financial help is urgently needed and appreciated for the lawsuit against the Canadian government for assault of Indigenous women at the Cornwall border. Please send your donations to PayPal at www.mohawknationnews.com, or by check or money order to “MNN Mohawk Nation News”, Box 991, Kahnawake [Quebec, Canada] J0L 1B0. Nia:wen thank you very much. Go to MNN “United States” category for more stories on this; New MNN Books Available now! Purchase t-shirts, mugs and more at our CafePressStore http://www.cafepress.com/mohawknews; Subscribe to MNN for breaking news updates http://.mohawknationnews.com/news/su...; Sign Women Title Holders petition! http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/I... Notes and Sources Kissinger and Overpopulation Excerpts from the Executive Summary of NSSM200 http://www.population-security.org/1... National Security Study Memorandum 200 NSSM200 Kissinger and company were paranoid that "the imbalance between growing numbers and development potential most seriously risks instability, unrest, and international tensions. This group of priority countries includes some with virtually no government interest in family planning and others with active government family planning programs which require and would welcome enlarged technical and financial assistance. These countries should be given the highest priority within AID's population program in terms of resource allocations and/or leadership efforts to encourage action by other donors and organizations." "POLITICAL EFFECTS OF POPULATION FACTORS - Index 19. The political consequences of current population factors in the LDCs -- rapid growth, internal migration, high percentages of young people, slow improvement in living standards, urban concentrations, and pressures for foreign migration -- are damaging to the internal stability and international relations of countries in whose advancement the U.S. is interested, thus creating political or even national security problems for the U.S. In a broader sense, there is a major risk of severe damage to world economic, political, and ecological systems and, as these systems begin to fail, to our humanitarian values [emphasis added]." "29. While specific goals in this area are difficult to state, [they'd be pretty offensive to most people!] our aim should be for the world to achieve a replacement level of fertility, (a two-child family on the average), by about the year 2000... Compared to the U.N medium projection, this goal would result in 500 million fewer people in 2000 and about 3 billion fewer in 2050. Attainment of this goal will require greatly intensified population programs. A basis for developing national population growth control targets to achieve this world target is contained in the World Population Plan of Action. 30. The World Population Plan of Action (adopted by consensus by 137 nations at the August 1974 U.N. World Population Conference) is not self-enforcing and will require vigorous efforts by interested countries, U.N. agencies and other international bodies to make it effective. U.S. leadership is essential..." "Initiate an international cooperative strategy of national research programs on human reproduction and fertility control covering biomedical and socio-economic factors, as proposed by the U.S. Delegation at Bucharest." "34. To help assure others of our intentions we should indicate our emphasis on the right of individuals and couples to determine freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children and to have information, education and means to do so, and our continued interest in improving the overall general welfare." Hmm, when did Kissinger ever do that? He's wanted for war crimes! "37. There is an alternate view which holds that a growing number of experts believe that the population situation is already more serious and less amenable to solution through voluntary measures than is generally accepted. It holds that, to prevent even more widespread food shortage and other demographic catastrophes than are generally anticipated, even stronger measures are required and some fundamental, very difficult moral issues need to be addressed. These include, for example, our own consumption patterns, mandatory programs, tight control of our food resources. In view of the seriousness of these issues, explicit consideration of them should begin in the Executive Branch, the Congress and the U.N. soon. (See the end of Section I for this viewpoint.)" "this new threat to U.S. and global security and the actions the many departments of our government felt were necessary in order to address this grave new threat -- a threat greater than nuclear war. " The Trial of Henry Kissinger by Christopher Hitchens http://www.cfr.org/publication/18515... http://www.infowars.com/nsc-advisor-...

indigenous people of guam angry

Politics: MARINES' RELOCATION ANGERS THE INDIGENOUSThey say it could mean the death of their raceElenoa BaselalaIn a desperate attempt to save their race, identity and culture, theindigenous people of Guam—the Chamorus—are strongly opposing therelocation of US Marines from Okinawa, Japan, to their country..Fronting the opposition is the Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice,which is trying to bring the world's attention to their plight.Already, the organisation has made presentations to the UnitedNations. Currently, it is seeking signatures for a petition againstthe relocation, expected to be completed by 2012.Recently, American President George Bush announced his budget proposalwhich includes a US$345 million plan to carry out militaryconstruction projects on Guam during 2008. The proposed militaryconstruction budget includes seven projects—Naval Base Guam:Kilo Wharf Extension: $102 millionHardening of Naval Base Electrical Systems: $59 millionNavy Family Housing: $57 millionNavy Fitness Center: $45 millionWastewater Treatment Plant Repairs and Upgrade: $41 millionPotable Water Distribution System (Phase I): $31 million.Andersen Air Force Base:Northwest Field Infrastructure Upgrade: $10 million.THE PRICE: The relocation of the Marines is expected to cost aroundUS$10 billion with Japan footing US$6 billion.While the news of the relocation is good news to Guam's businesscommunity, for the Chamorus, the billions of dollars may just be theprice of death of their race, culture and identity.The population of Guam is estimated at around 154,805, with 37 percent(about 63,270) being the indigenous population.Lisalinda Nativdad, of the Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice,says the relocation of Marines is expected push Guam's population upby 55,000."The local population has increased considerably since then becausethe military population has been increasing on bases."The current population of Marines is unknown. While their physicalpresence on the island is seen, the actual relocation from Okinawa hasnot occurred."Initially it was quoted at 7000. Then 8000. Now possibly 16,000. Whendependents and ancillary support personnel are also factored in, therelocation may increase the population by up to 55,000. This is anapproximately 36 percent population increase," Nativdad says.Nativdad and her organisation are fiercely opposing the relocation.In October last year, a group of Chamorus, which included Nativdad'sassociation, testified at the United Nations that the relocation planscould bring about the irreversible decline of the indigenous cultureand further undermine their political rights.According to the petition for Justice and Peace for Guam and thePacific blogspot, the strength of their testimonies prompted the UNunder-secretary general for political affairs, Ibrahim Gambari, tolater meet with the coalition members.While Gambari believed Guam had a right to self-determination, he didnot believe a resolution would be passed because the United Stateswould veto it. But there was a recommendation for a UN representativeto visit Guam and report on the situation to take the country off"that status of being an invisible colony".The relocation of the Marines is part of the changes America and Japanare making to their alliances, which include the realignment of USbases in Japan.It is also to return "very valuable land on Okinawa to the Japanese"and ease the burden on Japanese people who are paying for thestationing of US forces in Okinawa.Guam is also close enough for the defence of Japan, should the need arise.PROBLEMS: For the Chamorus, the move will only create a host ofsocial, economic, health and environmental problems."These range from noise pollution that has been found to affect thebirth weight of babies in other highly militarised areas, an increasein traffic, an overtaxing of our already strained infrastructure (suchas utility systems) and an increase in the rental market, therebycrowding out the local population from land and home ownership intheir own homeland."There is also the threat to the opportunity for the Chamoru toexercise self-determination rights as defined by the United Nations."As a first strike zone location in military tactics, the safety ofthe island from military attack is compromised as in the case of WorldWar II, in which the island was invaded by the Japanese before beingreoccupied by the United States," says Nativdad.She claims the American government has continued to disregard theirconcerns for the environmental contamination left by the military.Examples of this include polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) found inGuam's harbours, Agents Orange and Purple found in illegal dumpingsites by the military throughout the island, the island's continuedstruggle with radiation exposure as a result of ships being sunk inGuam's harbours in the 1970s as well as down winds bringing radiationto Guam as a result of US nuclear testing in Micronesia in the 1950s.Manufactures of PCBs, Agent Orange and Agent Purple have long beenbanned by America because of their harmful effects on human health."These environmental concerns have resulted in extremely high rates ofcancer and other diseases among the Chamoru population as indicated inthe 5.2 percent of the island's population being elderly compared withthe US national average of about 12 percent."The US military presence on Guam has resulted in poor health outcomesfor the Chamoru people."The local government is primarily motivated by the promise of therelocation of the Marines being an economic panacea, therebyrevitalising the local economy."However, true economists know that militarisation does not lead toeconomic stability. Rather, it reinforces the economic dependency ofthe host jurisdiction (in this case Guam) on the administering power(in this case the United States)."The only panacea to Guam's economic woes is the development ofalternative industries to militarisation and tourism," Nativdad says.According to the Chamorus, there has also been no study done on thesocial and economic impacts of the military presence in Guam. TheAmerican occupation of Okinawa has not been a good record either.In 1995, three marines were charged with the rape of a 12-year-oldschoolgirl and in 2000 another marine was charged with molesting a14-year-old high school student.One of the Chamoru activists, Julian Aguon, in his testimony to the UNsaid Guam could also suffer the same fate.In an interview with ABC News in 2003, soon after the news of therelocation was known, Hideo Asato from the Okinawa Peace MovementCentre said Okinawa had been suffering from American military presencefor decades."The report suggests the Marines will move to Australia but theyshould move back to America, otherwise Australia will suffer like us,"he told ABC news.According to the Marianas Variety, over the next 10 years Guam willsee an increase of Air Force personnel to about 4500 and navypersonnel from 4000 to 8000. This is apart from the 17,000 marines andtheir dependents who will would be relocated to Guam.At the Andersen Air Force base, military installation was preparingfor 3100 more active duty personnel and their dependants to bedeployed in the next few years—in addition to the 8500 officers andtheir dependants already at the base.CAMPAIGN: Nativdad says they will campaign for as long as it takes tohave their concerns heard.Their fight is particularly difficult because though they are UScitizens, they are citizens without the right to vote, therebyweakening their ability to determine local policies that are set bythe federal government.Guam's congressional representative does not have a vote and can onlylobby—Guam is an unincorporated US territory with limitedconstitutional rights."We are currently working very closely with alliances in the AsiaPacific region," Nativdad says."In addition, we have launched a stick campaign stating "8000? Howwill it change our lives" to help stir the debate amongst ourpopulation. There are also efforts to bring Okinawan activists toshare the truth of their experiences in hosting the marines over thesepast years."Most importantly, we are challenging people to ponder the criticalquestion: "If the presence of the Marines is such a good thing forGuam, then why is Japan willing to pay US$6 billion to get them out?