in AZ or of all tribes @shai'enne

Just Diné

How many acres @shai'enne

what is the indian counsel called? not the Navajo but the collective, inclduing Hopi and other tribes that have been aggregated under one counsel. And if you know, what gives that counsel any authority?

I need to look into that

I'm a member of AIM

Its a lobby group

Not for financial gain

does it have a website I can review its charter and mission?

The American Indian Movement is a Native American grassroots movement that was founded in the United States in July 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

I'm trying to impress on AIM to try and end the Indian land trusts

It will be painful in the beginning

People will die

But we will survive

Many tribes are not recognized by the government

They're doing great

No government money or casinos

I'll post a link

If you wonder if you can trust the government ask an Indian

@shai'enne I reviewed the website @Half Right provided and read your summary post. May I send you a DM?

Watched the videos @shai'enne , that last one reminded me of my neighbor, although my neighbor has running water. Prayers for you your people.

Hey @the Steward how goes the battle?

Sure @Groot

No fighting, at the moment. Fall weather is setting in. waiting for seal (toilet) in the mail, end of week or early next week.

Been following story on MARADMIN 550/19. Growing interest in deployments.

Donut seal @the Steward ?

Rubber, not wax, two.

Supposed to be universal.

@the Steward Booooo on the rubber. YEEEEEaaaaah on the wax.

We'll see.

Ok groot

Got the drain auger, seemed to work fine but their is a utensil, seems like, in the line. Wierd.

Sure @Groot

Chad prather live in 30 min

Hello @the Steward

Hello, @Half Right , how are you?

Great

Watched some very moving videos on some of the conditions on Indian reservations. It irks me that so much money flows into the federal coffers and just gets 'lost' to the whims and pocketbooks of politicians.

I just watched them myself, very moving...

It is interesting what was said about the lands not being in titles to individual Indian families, with all of the same property rights most land owners have. I wonder if it is due to some tribes belief that the land can not be owned, only stewarded, for future generations?

We would have to look at past treaties for all the tribes in that area