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William Jefferson Clinton will tell us this Tuesday Night that
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the air-war over Iraq has officially begun. He has until Feb 28,
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(the beginning of Ramadan) to finish MOP-UP!!!
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Do you believe for a minute he is considering anything besides
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a full-scale nuclear attack??? How would N-E thing else be
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possible in so few weeks?!?
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IN THE NAME OF GOD I CHARGE YOU. STOP YOUR GOVERNMENT AT ONCE.
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ATI. Rejecting COOKIES since 1998.
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Hello, and welcome to Aggravated Tri-lateralist, Iglou.
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Issue 116 I believe but who's counting?
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Sunday, 2-15-98. 10:09pm.
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Prime here with another editorial in a box.
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Sincerely,
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/\/\ /\ /^ < <>
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PAP (the famous Prime Anarchist Productions #'s run.)
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http://www.cia-g.com/~gallpind/front.html
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http://www.beograd.com/truth
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http://www.media.hks.se/media/teach/deivert/mike.mov
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http://www.salonmagazine.com/media/1998/02/17media.html
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http://www.iglou.com/homepages/mkennedy/press.html
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http://www.rollingstone.com
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http://www.bestsitez.com/mail
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CALENDULARIA by Prime Anarchist Productions.
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2-18-1883 Nikos Kazantzakis born
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2-21-1903 Anais Nin, b
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2-26-1964 Prime Anarchist h. (hatched)
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2-27-1902 John Steinbeck, b.
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Here's a poem submission by the Floridian.
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Celluloid and Cellophane.
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A poesie about Disney World and Tupperware, corp.
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Movies and munchies
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Archive your footage and store your food.
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Colorize film and co ordinate your cabinets.
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A finished product is "in the can."
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Stowing away in the fridge is "cooling."
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Pollution, acid rain, chopping trees.
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Filling in swamp after swamp.
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Bring in more, more more.
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Movies, munchies more more more.
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What's in store?
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What are we here for?
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Consume, consume. Plastic.
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That's what we're here for;
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Plastic - fantastic.
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Foodstuff and films. Movies & munchies.
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Celuloid and cellophane.
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Eat a fresh asparagus spear.
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See, hear, feel live jazz.
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In season.
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Now.
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Ain't no plastic about it.
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Cook with olive oil --
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Pam can kiss your ass.
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Let's open a Walmart in Disney
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and SELL RUBBERMAID TOOLBOXES.
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(ed note: thank you floridian. I'll callback with this:
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A poem I wrote in '96 titled: TO MM
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A boy wolf sits gnawing his arm
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Urgently - chooses to chew his wrist
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Rather than the rope he's attached by.
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SACRIFICE -
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The arm-and-leg of life.
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It will cost him a right hand.
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The one that will forever
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Cling to a bomb.
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He will live without
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The bomb may not
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If only we
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can
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all sever
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from the violence
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that is
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us.
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LETTER:
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Hey! I REALLY liked your review.
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It was funny and honest.
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Thanks for the bit of culture.
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-NIK-
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INFINITE ONION INTERVIEWS PRIME ANARCHIST. 1992.
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(part III. continued from last issue)
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IO: Where were you when the riots started?
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When the LA Fiasco began I was in some town west of Oklahoma
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City watching some mayor name their main street Garth Brooks
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Avenue. He took the sign down that said 23rd ST. and put up
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a big green and white plaque that said Garth Brooks Ave. Turns
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out it's his hometown where he learned how to ride a bike.
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Probably last year.
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By the time 14 were dead in the riots I was in Tulsa at
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some new-age healing spa called PATH. 3 days. If I
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remember, Hitler's birthday was shortly after the riots I
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was thinking about Colo Spgs' Acacia Park and the
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three or four times I've been beaten up by Colo Spgs
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police. One of the times where the DEA were involved
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still has me so traumatized (eight months later!)
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that I can't be inside anywhere and look at a door. I have to
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look everywhere else or I see guerilla looking cops in Timberline
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combat boots busting the door off the hinges, stepping on my
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head and pointing streetsweepers, AK's and 10 mils at my face. I
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usually "come to" when they're shouting "get your head down, get
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your fucking head down!" Then I realize I'm in a plain old room
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fairly safe. That really sucks while in a sweatlodge ceremony
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or an after-vision-quest ceremony. They come in looking for Peyote.
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We don't have any but still to jail we go for 5 hours and have
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to walk back home. Does this kind of trauma have to happen to
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EVERY US CITIZEN before you all wake up and realize this is
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fascism revisited??? Economic slavery? A police state? Look at
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your big old rectangular door and tell me if you feel safe. If
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you're on Turtle Island anywhere the ground you're on is owned
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"on paper" by the army corps of engineers. It's truly owned by
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God and the people He put in charge of it got slaughtered by
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smallpox, Amtrack, turkey shoots, lynchings, scalpings,
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relocation policies, BIA boarding schools and Crazy Horse Malt
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Liquor Beer.
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If you feel the least bit uneasy, please take back your life
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and help me stop this madness. We need to find some nonviolent
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way to take over this country. Because the only other thing I
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see is violent bloody overthrow and as much as I personally
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would enjoy watching that... it wouldn't be good for all of us.
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And it's certainly not good for my mother... the earth.
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(continued next issue. Part IV. ends it. Get the last 4
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paragraphs wherever Gleam Toothpaste and Burma Shave is
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sold.)
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AND ON THE LIGHTER SIDE:
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A PACKER HACKER POEM BY greenbay prime.
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Entitled: Packer Backer Meets Hardware Hacker
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Laptop - sports fan.
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Dial your match. go team
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A fast modem... cheezeheads sold out...
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Battery pack takes no charge
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pack takes the field.
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Graphics, text... the green and the gold.
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Clock speed isn't everything, it's the only thing.
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Vince lombardi did NOT say that.
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Sound card, wav file - the wave, crowd cheers
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Surge protector, a spike suppressed.
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Touchdown... no spiking,,, he jumps
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into the stands.
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640K? 720? How 'bout a meg
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50 yard line, 2nd and 10 -
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torn cartilege or broken leg???
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Error checking, line noise
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fumble, intercepted.
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Password encryption.
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10, 27, heidi ho, hike.
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DOWN AND OUT IN MR. PEABODY'S COALTRAIN
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by the arch chorus pondent
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The following was sent in by Jon Norstog
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Mr. Alvin Clinton has passed away
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During the Rapporteur's visit, I ran into Grace Smith who
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told me that Alvin Clinton had passed away at his home on Feb. 1.
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He was to have given testimony on the desecration of Star
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Mountain, among other issues.
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The family asked to be allowed to bury him near his home.
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There was no response for a couple days, then a denial.
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As a result the funeral was held in Winslow on Thursday, at the
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Catholic Church and cemetery. The family was devastated,
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both by the loss of their husband/father/grandfather, and more
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by having to bury him outside Dine' Bikeya, across the
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river. It was a very ugly thing for them to have to face
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at that time.
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I knew Mr. Clinton about 10 years. No one who knew him will
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ever forget that man. He was a man who defended his country in
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World War II, then spent the rest of his life defending
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his land and religion, and the Dine' people. Elmer Clark, his
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chay, compared him to Manuelito, Ganado Mucho and Barboncito,
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and that's how he'll be remembered, I think. His life showed
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that if you stand up for what you believe you will pay a heavy
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price, but all the same, it can be done. In the end, I think
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that what he was fighting for will be accomplished.
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Mr. Clinton was also a philosopher or theologian.
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He didn't just memorize the ceremonies. He was always thinking
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about traditional religion, the stories and elements of it,
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building on it. The Dine' religion was a working system of
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thought for him, one he used to come up with ideas and thoughts
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that have never been said or heard on earth before. He was like
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Moses that way. Some of us were also reminded how Moses led the
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Children of Israel through the wilderness for forty years, but
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was not allowed to pass with them into the land of milk &
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honey. The spirit of Moses lives in the promise of the Moshiach,
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so I think Mr. Clinton's spirit will live in the struggle which continues.
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After the service we all went out to the Clintons' place at Teesto.
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The whole community showed up, people I haven't seen in one place
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together in over a year. President Hale sent a representative, who gave
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the family a memorial letter. The weather was good enough to eat
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outside, although you could smell ice in the wind that came up in the
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afternoon.
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*****************************************************
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I sat with Phoebe Nez to eat at the Clintons. She said she was
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relocating, not to "New Lands" but across the fence into the NPL.
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"We're just tired of the rangers coming around all the time,"
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she said.
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The Dine' Bikeya Committee at Teesto has a new president.
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Sam Keyonnie, Judy Keyonnie's brother, is back on the land and
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is willing to be a community leader. The Teesto Community has
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always been on its own, without the strong support group
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presence found at Big Mountain. For this reason, Teesto
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has always had strong leaders and has been able usually to
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make its own decisions as a community. Unfortunately the
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government's tactics in getting people to sign the
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"Accommodation Agreement" caused a lot of division in the
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community and as a result the Dine' Bikeya Committee
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splintered for a while. The dinner at the Clinton's home
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showed, I think, that the community was ready to get back together.
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At Red Willow I learned that the Benally family had also been
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denied permission to bury Alice Benally in the area where her prayers
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were. She was buried in the NPL, in an area where she had relatives.
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This is the first anyone had heard that there had been a denial of
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permission for a traditional burial. This is a serious matter.
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Congress instructed the parties to the P.L. 104-301 settlement
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that it expected this issue to be resolved. Apparently the
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resolution is that no traditional burial will be permitted.
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The US, which engineered the "settlement" and is
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responsible for most of its terms, can not really deny
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responsibility for this violation of the Dine'
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right to free expression of their traditional religion.
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jn
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http://www.theofficenet.com/~redorman/welcome.html
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th-th-th-tha's all f-f-f-folks.
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prime outa hear
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...wait.
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there's more...
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If'n U'd Lemme Have Hemp Blues. by marco
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Chords: E, A, Gb, B7
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O Oh no!
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R Yet
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I Another
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G Prime
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I Anarchist
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N Public
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A Domain
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L Song.
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O ?
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G !
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Got 360 acres
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Can get me a lotta corn
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Japan demandin so much soybeans
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My Reebox're gettin' worn.
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Makin me fertilize with Pfizer's gotten me so worn out
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Doubt we can last another year if we get another 1 of drought.
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But I prayed to Creator 4 vision 'n here's what he had 2 say
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Son I can get you all U need -n- plentya room for that hay.
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(ch) Cause I got 60 acres for corn
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'n 60'll gimme soy
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'nother 60 I oughta just keep empty, empty, empty
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Well 60 more's for wheat.
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'n 60'll give ya beans 'n' stuff.
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Well I believe that leaves 60 more for
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hemp hemp hemp hempty whoa oh.
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Got a man in a 3-piece suit now tell me what I oughta do
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Oughta sell it off to him now says he'd like him a farm or 2.
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Says he can turn him a profit. Knows how the market runs.
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Well what good's a dude in a 3-piece suit where there ain't no
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drugz & gunz.
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So I got down on my knees now n I began to pray
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From way down wavin' by the wheatfiled,
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This 'what the good Lord say.
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(ch)
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Some say agrabusiness is the way this land oughta go
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But I asked my old Indian uncle he said no that just ain't so
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Told me credit didn't buy ya nothin that didn't come in a can.
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Said go pick what's in season, it's all in the master plan.
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You do your farm your own way, n pray every chance you get.
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Thank the sun and the rain now, and you'll have the best crop yet...
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(spoken:) Oh, and he said, "pfuck pfizer, too."
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