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MNN. July 13, 2015. The Canadian Army sent their “special ops” into Kahnawake to march in the Grand Opening of the Echoes of a Proud Nation Pow Wow. July 11, 2015, is the 25th anniversary of the Mohawk Crisis of 1990. We were blatantly shown that Kahnawake is still a Prisoner of War Camp under army jurisdiction. They oversee the imprisonment of our people and help to carry out the “final solution of the ongwe’hon:weh [INDIAN] problem”.
Gen. Custer: “All this for a parade!”
The incorporated Mohawk Council of Kahnawake headed by Joe “Jean-Brebeuf” Norton is part of this façade. Special ops are trained killers prepared to use deadly force. Indian Affairs is a division of the Canadian army and is run from their “war room” command center on the 14th floor at 10 Wellington Street, Ottawa Ontario. The Royal Van Doos brazenly showed off their red berets [obscene on this occasion]. The message from the band council is they still follow the orders from the generals on the 14th floor. The Aboriginal Response Team was merged with CSIS in 2007. In Canada the only people that wear the red berets are the military police.
AIM red berets: “No Joe Norton here!”
The “Indian Detail” for using deadly force against us is being flaunted here. The rest of the world is on to Canada’s ongoing genocide against us which they will continue until we stop it. The people of the world have to support us to end the evil that is Canada. The CROWN must be charged along with anyone who swears an oath to them for the crime of genocide.
Black power in black berets: “Not here either”.
The military is trying to keep us as prisoners of war in our own land, that resistance is futile and the corporation intends to sign us away and steal all our lands, resources and trust funds.
Chicano brown berets: Whaddya know, no Joe!”
The military parade is a not thinly veiled threat to intimidate any who would resist them. Between the collaboration of the band council and the brutality of the military, we must continue to resist today as we did 25 years ago.
As Garth Brooks sings, all soldiers can relate because they’ve all got friends in low places: “Cause I’ve got friends in low places, where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blue away”.
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