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The Authoritarian System is the Killing Machine--and we today do the bidding for the Authoritarian System. We are the killing machine. We have all abandoned the Indigenous Way. Though we blame governments, corporations, bureaucracies, dictators, greedy business people, for the pollution, oppression, murder and injustice of the modern world, we have nobody to blame except ourselves. We have been lulled to sleep. We protest, write papers, write letters, attend pow wows and rallies while still getting our needs met through the killing machine and thus each day we again rape our mother.
Yes were were forced out of the Indigenous Way. Yes it is true: "I say and I say it again, you've been had. You've been took. You've been HOODWINKED, BAMBOOZLED, led astray, run amok." Malcolm X, from the movie. But today there is nothing stopping us from awakening and returning to living in the Indigenous Way.
The only way out is to move back to living the Indigenous Way and getting our needs met through the Indigenous Way, by living in community, in spirit and in harmony with Mother Earth. There is no other way. If anyone out there has another answer call me and let me know what it is and we will share this answer 434-374-5178. My words below are not intended to be overly harsh or hurtful but to reflect the reality of the situation in ways that each person begins to directly see and connect the results of their own actions.
We live in social system where virtually every human need that we get met, in one way or another, is a rape, theft, murder of some small part of the Indigenous World and Mother Earth. And six billion people with numerous small rapes and thefts each day adds up to a very large impact on Mother Earth. Anytime the output of our systems overload the input of the next system on Mother Earth we are murdering and stealing. Each time we take from Mother Earth at a faster rate than she can replenish we are raping and stealing. We are doing one of the above with virtually every product and everything we do in our modern world.
There are ways to do all of the things below in sustainable ways without raping our mother, but we must come together in community in order to do this.
Every time you flush your toilet you help turn our sacred rivers and waters into cesspools. Every time you flush your toilet you rape your mother.
Every time you turn on your light switch, your TV, your computer, your stove you take another bite out of a sacred mountain in West Virginia or release pollution from uranium that contaminate the earth for thousands of years. Every time you use electricity you rape your mother.
Every time you drive your car you, like a vampire, suck another drop of life blood out of your mother and turn it into toxic pollutants to fill her sacred air and water. Each time you drive your car you rape your mother.
Each time you eat food from stores or restaurants, you dump pesticides, herbicides, chemicals, fertilized and other toxins on your mother. Each time you eat foods you rape your mother
Every day that you go to work and participate in your job and the industrial system, you murder 30,000 more children each day. Yes, 30,000 children and 20,000 adults die at your hands each day.
Every day that you participate in our modern society you are supporting the sex slave industry which produces thousands of raped children each day.
If you don't understand your connection to the raping and murdering that you are doing each day it is because you are asleep--and only thinking on the surface. It is time for us to wake up and take responsibility and face the reality of our actions that we take each day. If we desire being rapists and murders we at least must be honest with ourselves face the realities of our actions and stop pretending to be innocent.
WE MUST STOP--YOU MUST STOP
And the Indigenous Way is a path to end the rape and abuse and to heal ourselves.
In this section we show a mountain of articles and other evidence of how you are raping, killing and murdering your mother each day that you do not return to the Indigenous Way and live in community.
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