What’s funny about all of these Zionists claiming that Israel is a Jewish state, is that when you look at all area Israel fully controls, then technically speaking, Jewish people are actually the (ruling) minority in Israel.
They’re 7 million Jewish Israeli-settlers and 2 millions Palestinians with Israeli citizenship in what is now occupied ‘48 Palestine (Aka Israel). Meanwhile there are almost 3 millions Palestinian and 500,0000 Jewish settlers in the West Bank (which Israel control in every sense of the word) and there’s the supposedly Hamas-controlled Gaza Stripe (which Israel literally controls how many calories per person can enter and leave) which host more than 2 millions Palestinians.
So when you do the math, in all of the area Israel is controlling (even if they don’t want to admit that WK & Gaza is 100% a part of them), Jewish people are a little less than half the population and if we allowed all the 7 million Palestinian refugees to return to their country that they were ethnically cleansed out of by Zionists, then Jewish people would be about 30% of the population (which is exactly the same percentage they were in 1947′s Palestine, before the Palestinian Exodus/The Nakba and before Israel’s “declared” independence.)
So get it through your head: Palestine and Israel aren’t two countries, they were never two countries. There’s one country, Palestine, from the river to the sea and Israel was built on top of Palestine in 1947/1948 and is now an apartheid ethno-state.
Natives, foraged herbs, vegetables and vanilla persimmons at the farmers market today. Such gorgeous colours! Have a wonderful weekend everyone! Woke up to 15K wow!!!! Thanks so much for the continued support. I know I’ve been pretty absent over the last 6 months, last night I was looking through my back feed and it was really inspiring to read through everything again, reinvigorating my creativity ~ plus, being able to share amongst this community has been so helpful, progressive, colourful, delicious and fun! So thanks for everything guys! You’re the bomb! ✌️ (at collingwood childrens farm)
#Wirikuta.. A comer! Aqui no se viene nomas a tomar selfies.. El #Jicuri ( #Peyote ) es la #eucaristia por excelencia de los #pueblosOriginarios #preColombianos y especialmente de los #Wixaritaris .. En Estados Unidos se respeta como un sacramento religioso de indígena y no-indegena (siempre en cuando sea miembro de la #IglesiaNativaAmericana), pero en México es exclusivo patrimonio de los Wixarikas y es penado fuertemente a quien lo tenga en su posesión que no esté acompañado de un Marakame reconocido. Entonces se come en Wirikuta lo mas que pueda, y de ahí no se saca.
Wirikuta.. Let’s eat! We don’t come here just to take selfies. Jicuri (aka Peyote) is the Eucharist par excellence of #NativeAmericans especially the Wixaritari .. In the US it is protected as a religious sacrament for #natives and nonNatives (so long as they belong to the #NativeAmericanChurch), but in Mexico it is the exclusive cultural heritage of the #Wixarika, a strict federal penalties for someone who is in possession of it other than a recognized #Marakame. This is why one eats as much as one needs in Wirikuta, and one does NOT transport it out of there..
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When asked by NPR journalist Laura Sullivan how important the federal money is for the state’s DSS, former South Dakota Governor William Janklow’s response was telling: “It’s incredibly important. I mean look, we’re a poor state…We’re like North Dakota without the oil. We’re like Nebraska without Omaha and Lincoln. We don’t have resources.”
Are Native children resources for South Dakota? All signs and money point to yes. Help us change this situations. Children are not to be bought and sold.
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Page 1: Hey- It’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Yeah that’s right, we have today AND next month (Native American Heritage Month) now, get used to it!! Support us in these ways ->
Page 2: Support me! Surprise, I’m Diné! Support me by buying my art, sharing my art, or just liking my content. Also my venmo is @Julie-Fiveash. Gotta pay those grad school bills somehow! More->
Page 3: Find out what indigenous lands you reside on. Native-land.ca has a nifty site dedicated to showing indigenous lands. (I feel like we tell people all the time to “educate yourselves” but seriously, DO IT.) Okay so once you have this ->
Page 4: Support Indigenous communities! You can do this in a variety of ways!
- Donate to local ndn mutual aid funds.
- Donate to Indigenous led businesses, education institutions, elder care programs, and more.
- Ask your local museum/library/archive how they’re representing local tribes (repatriation maybe??)
- Support language revitalization programs.
- Support LGBTQ+ orgs that directly support queer Indigenous folks.
More ->
Page 5: Remember Indigenous Peoples are NOT a monolith. I suggested learning your local Indigenous Peoples because we don’t all practice the same customs or speak the same languages and I’m tired of explaining “no my tribe does NOT just give me free money-“ We have different needs and priorities and we’d appreciate it if you took the extra step supporting us in specific ways. Ways that WE say are most helpful.
Page 6: Ahéhee’ (thank you) for listening! More Indigenous Peeps to support!!
Instead of serving our guests slices of cake, we decided to give them each a mini cake! My mum spent hours creating all the mini cake toppers - how gorgeous!
On April 3, 1971, a meteor landed in Japan. This meteor came bearing an alien species, calling themselves Natives. The Natives immediately began working with humanity to develop an armored combat system later known as the Masked Rider System, fearing an attack from other members of their species, the Worms. This program was overseen by the company ZECT, which divided its forces into two groups: the ZECTroopers and the Zect Riders.
A second meteor would impact Japan in 1999, destroying the Shibuya area of Tokyo and finally bringing the dreaded evil Worms.
NDN RELATIVES, STAY HOME + SAVE LIVES! We love you. We need you. Please, protect yourselves and support one another from a safe distance. XO!
The image above is a map from 1933 that shows the Navajo and Hopi tribals lands.
Art by RISE: Radical Indigenous Survivance & Empowerment. The following text is taken from a post by Klee Benally and Indigenous Action and features Diné and English translations (by Alfredo Yazzie) on how to protect yourselves throughout and beyond this pandemic:
Wash your hands! Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol- based hand sanitizer.
