Just decided to move stuff around here. so everything goes from / to /blog/ ;). Also on a somewhat related note, I’ll be building a new kernel for this machine, so once it’s built, I’ll be rebooting it, also going to take the chance to do some cleaning up of the insides of the box. It’s been up almost 80 days, things gets dirty, heh, so gotta do some cleaning too. We’ll be back up once I’m done. I’ll let peoples know ahead of time.
The much touted United Nations’ Declaration on The Rights of Indigenous
Peoples (the “UN Declaration”) is to be voted on by the United Nations’
General Assembly on September 13, 2007. This document, however, is not
the true Declaration. Indeed, this document does nothing strategic to
advance the plight of Indigenous Sovereign Nations around the world.
Dozens
of Indigenous Nations throughout Canada and the United States have now
agreed to move forward with their own Declaration, to band together to
re-assert their inherent sovereignty, inviting all Indigenous Sovereign
Nations from all around the world to join. This newly con-federated
Nation is appropriately named “The Turtle Island Confederation”. Those
who know will understand that “Turtle Island” is another traditional
name for “the World”. This is truly a universal Declaration. The
Hereditary Chiefs of these Indigenous Sovereign Nations will gather at
a signing ceremony to take place at a central location in Michigan on
November 24, 2007, at which time The Turtle Island Confederacy will be
born.
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