Summer Simmerings
The Winning Race Card
‘All men/women/they/thems are created equal. We all have the same inalienable rights that come from God, not any government. That includes Watt people.’
—Donald Jeffries, The Assisted Suicide of the White Race
An eloquent description of how nonracists can be cast as racists by racists posing as antiracists.
This Land Belongs To…
‘Some fun facts about stolen tribal land in the United States. The Sioux, who are my people, took the land from the Cheyenne, who took it from the Kiowa, who took it from the Pawnee, who took it from the Crow, who took it from the Arikara.The victors not only took the land, they enslaved their enemies. Okay? So that’s how the indigenous people operated according to the law of conquest, right? That’s the truth.That’s why whenever you do a land acknowledgement, you have to acknowledge about different First Nations because it changed hands so many times.’
—Leighton Grey, Alberta constitutional lawyer, Queen’s Counsel, and Status Indian
Full Report on Canada’s Constitutional crisis over land ownership and property rights (YouTube).
Summary (by guest contributor):
This is probably the most in-depth historical look at the whole land back conundrum that is clearly linked to the United Nations and WEF agenda. Smart cities and you will own nothing and be happy.
It also points to what needs to be done and can be done.
Upon hearing the details of how this horrific preplanned agenda has been and continues to be implemented as well what their end goal is, anyone hearing this can see it would not take much to overturn and stop this clandestine communistic enslavement. The key being this information must be widely distributed.
This video will appeal to all people including a majority of First Nations because only a fraction of the billions of dollars handed out to FN’s chiefs since Trudeau came to power, has been distributed and there’s been barely any oversight or accounting of the funds. It should go viral like a wildfire. It’s like a fuse ready to be lit a thousand times more powerful than the Freedom Convoy.
You will also hear that in the end, even First Nations will not possess absolute title. The crown or King has the highest title over all others. The whole process is as suspected, totally corrupt… The whole Westminster system of governing has so many loopholes purposely designed to maintain absolute rule and needs to be abolished and replaced by something much more fair and just, that enshrines us humans and all life on Mother Earth as natural beings of God.
Extending Horizons
After watching the artful film Silent Friend, I find myself tuned more into plant awareness—my awareness of them, and their awareness of me as part of their total environment. “Sentient being” comes to include the gentle swaying of fern fronds in the forest, the magnificent miracle of a tall lean maple sporting an array of foliage at the canopy where it counts.
Hidden in plain sight is the interconnectedness of us all, in frequency resonance, signal and response, action and reaction, exchange of air, Life cycling everything back to Itself. Ongoing flux and flow, in which we dance, if we like, or bask in the inherent beauty of the composition.
Even as a good man, having lived a life of adventure, ends up in acute care in the local hospital. Wife passed last year, and he just sold his boat, turning ninety. His summer plans of new adventures are put aside, reduced to gasping breath by ailing lungs. Being in his presence grounds me in humility, grace, sobering mortality.
In my forest haven, a once-noble tree lies shattered at its base, the wood crumbling into a cobwebbed cavern too dark to know.
The taste of late coffee is bitter, yet braces against the night. A bit of milk to remind of the nursery, the young forest. A formula for racing through the glen, or trekking rocky promontories for a wider view, of all that can be seen.
A hard look at declining mineral and energy resources concludes we’re on a Neo-neolithic path in short order: within a generation. Considering the generation or two going back to the nineteenth century, that’s a pretty severe and narrow civilizational peak, measuring industrial and technical development. Then consider that we’ve used up most of the cost-effective, accessible sources of fuel and minerals by now.
The death of a fern, a tree, a human, a civilization. All in time’s motion, the cycle of renewal. Looking past the crash ahead, it’s still possible to envision new life: a baby fern, a sapling, a baby, a society learning anew to sustain itself for its allotted time… as yet unknown like all the rest.
The patterns are more or less predictable. But each instance adds another story to the saga.
An old man sits in a park playing chess—or pecks moves into his device. A toddler awaits her next winged fancy. The trees sway overhead, their branches rustling like innocent laughter.
Again the night descends. Another page is turned…
In dreams it all figures, and our silent dreams inform our waking dialogues, inner and outer. Wait for the next one, it will all become clear.
Fresh Baked Memes
"took land" and 'enslavement' are not traditional Native ways, and that he refers to that as "fun facts" is strange. If there were instances of such, again that's atypical, so am not going to bother to check out the lengthy vid.