Tuesday, January 12, 2010
January 12 2010 Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: Could It Be About The $$$? Native American Sovereignty Under Attack By The DOJ
"All The News You Never Knew You Needed To Know ...Until Now." January 12 2010 Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: Could It Be About The $$$? Twenty First Century Indian Wars - Native American Sovereignty Under Attack By The DOJ [Pop Out Player? Click Here] Prefer An MP3 Playlist? It's Here: [192kbps VBR 14:51 Minutes] Other Audio Formats Available [ Here ] Twitter This Commentary |
There are some minor audio glitches at the end of the news segment which Da' Buffalo believes were caused by power related problems at KPIG. They ARE minor.
In relation to the commentary, from the Cabale News Service archives at Archive.org dated March 22 2005 (in the aftermath of the reservation school shootings by a Native American youth at Red Lake Minnesota): "Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: Red Lake (Minnesota) Shooting: 'Injuns' Without Casinos"
The California Proposition 8 trial is continuing in the wake of a US Supreme Court decision that cameras will not be allowed in the courtroom... IOW, No Youtube. But liveblogging lives!
Could it be about the casino money? Why doesn't the federal government use it's police powers to fight crime on Native American land? Because, it generally violates their national sovereignty, but that's going to change as the Holder Department Of Justice claims it will enforce more federal criminal laws, which seem to be broken at twice the rate of non-tribal areas. More about this in the commentary.
Also on the topic of Native sovereignty, in Connecticut, a popular state attorney general with an anti-Indian sovereignty reputation is making a bid for the U.S. Senate, and the Native Americans continue to have to fight for every right normally granted to other Americans:
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Order to Produce Tribal Trust Records Upheld
(CN) - Attorney-client privilege doesn't shield documents allegedly showing how the government mismanaged the Jicarilla Apache Nation's trust assets, the Federal Circuit ruled.
"We hold that the United States cannot deny an Indian tribe's request to discover communications between the United States and its attorneys based on the attorney-client privilege [In Full]
There's a climate change and global warming showdown coming up in congress with the Obama administration's 'comprehensive energy bill', which includes climate-related safeguards even as the entire Northern hemisphere of the planet experiences one of the heaviest snowfall winters in years. More.
There's a new storm moving into California over the next couple of days. The Google Earth National Weather Service KML file for the Santa Cruz California area is [Here] (Download link)
The father of the American born-and-raised Islamic preaching Anwar al-Awlaki says "...his son is not a member of al Qaeda and is not hiding out with terrorists in southern Yemen."
More, from various news sources:
A Dutch inquiry into the Iraq war says that military action was not justified by UN resolutions on Iraq.
While we're busy negotiating with Saddam Hussein's (the insane dictator [tm]) old government:
CIA 'seeks truce with Iraqi Baathists'You'd think we just wanted to get rid of the CIA's old buddy (Saddam was helped early in his career by the CIA) because he wasn't good for (the PRIVATIZED oil) business.
BAGHDAD, Jan. 11 (UPI) -- The Central Intelligence Agency is reported to have recently conducted secret contacts in Yemen with Iraqi Baathist leader Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, Saddam Hussein's former vice president, in a bid to negotiate a political accord between Sunni insurgents and the Shiite-led Baghdad government. [In Full]
...as we all keep hoping for change even as president Obama formalizes 'endless war':
"Since 2001, the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and related activities have been funded through emergency supplemental appropriations. In a clear departure from this practice, the Obama administration integrated the FY2010 war funding into the core budget appropriations process." --National Priorities Project [In Full]
More "Dirty Truths About Iraq"
Tuesday 12 January 2010
by: Nick Mottern
t r u t h o u t | Op-Ed
"... security in Iraq may not be sustainable unless significant steps are taken to uphold the rule of law and human rights ..." - Human Rights Report of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, released December 14, 2009.
It's probably safe to say that most Americans think the US military involvement in Iraq is coming to an end this year - that the Iraq War is effectively over.
There are, however, some very nasty facts having to do with detention, torture and execution that must be considered in judging what will be happening this year for Iraqis and US soldiers.
Detentions Increasing... [In Full]
Yemen starts talks with kidnappers of Westerners as violence flares
Yemeni forces kill 19 Shi'ite rebels, arrest 25
SANAA (Reuters) - Yemen has started negotiations with kidnappers holding a German family and a Briton hostage, a top Yemeni official said on Tuesday, and violence flared in a northern corner where Shi'ite rebels are staging a revolt. [In Full]
While the MSM notes that we've wasted a LOT of money searching for an 'al Qaeda' that is much more sophisticated than the Pentagon tells us they are:
Commentary: Billion-dollar boondoggle
Jan. 12, 2010
By ARNAUD DE BORCHGRAVE, UPI Editor at Large
"Over recent decades, the CIA has spent several hundred million dollars developing Jordan's General Intelligence Directorate. Al-Qaida Web sites described the intelligence coup as an "epic breakthrough" in penetrating both U.S. and Jordanian intelligence. Balawi was escorted to the fatal meeting by a Jordanian intelligence officer who was also killed in the explosion. He was a member of the royal family. King Abdullah II and a score of royals attended the funeral. The Jordanians led the CIA to expect precise information on the whereabouts of Ayman al-Zawahiri, an Egyptian doctor who is al-Qaida's second in command...."[In Full]
Maybe the Iranians know about "Operation Gladio"?
Iran assassination bombing blamed on US and Israel
Iran's state media accuse Israel and the US of being involved in a bomb attack which killed an Iranian physicist in Tehran. [In Full]
Japan's airline takes a big financial hit as American Airlines ups the bid
Japan Airlines shares plunge 45%
Japan Airlines shares drop to a record low as investors fear it is headed for bankruptcy, despite an improved offer from American Airlines. [In Full]
...and finally, some local news:
Powdery substance poured into engines of four costly pieces of heavy equipment
SANTA CRUZ - Vandals damaged four large and costly pieces of equipment at quarries owned by Granite Rock Co. near Davenport and Felton in recent days. The acts that could cost as much as $400,000 to repair, authorities said.
Employees of the Watsonville-based construction firm reported the damage Saturday, sheriff's reports show, after finding that someone apparently poured a powdery substance in the motors and transmissions of the heavy equipment. Graniterock reported damage to three bulldozers and an excavator.
The case is in the early stages of investigation and no motive is known, sheriff's Sgt. Dan Campos said.
"This is not typical vandalism; this is malicious wrongdoing we are taking very seriously," Campos said. "We have someone trespassing onto private property and vandalizing equipment that is clearly worth a lot of money. This is definitely felony conduct."
Campos declined to speculate on what substance was used.
The president of Graniterock, Bruce Woolpert, said he is aware of at least one other Felton area company that sustained similar damage but did not discover it until Monday. The case follows two others this summer at construction sites at UC Santa Cruz and on Green Hills Road in Scotts Valley, though Campos said it is too soon to tell if the cases are linked.
In the earlier cases, 15 pieces of equipment were damaged at a 16-home construction site during the weekend of Aug. 15, in what Scotts Valley police initially reported was caused by a mortar-like powder being poured into the engine block, gas or hydraulic lines. The damage caused a 1,500-gallon fuel leak and at least $500,000 in repair costs, officials said.
The UC Santa Cruz case was several days earlier and involved three pieces of equipment; no arrests were reported. [In Full]
This book is dedicated to Edward Abbey. (Download link... If the self-titled shortcut does not work for you then create one to the 'inttxt' file)
[After the commentary, John Trudell on who "rules the haves and have-nots." Courtesy of the respective artists.]
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