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Rio Tinto Crime Wave: DVD by Joan Sekler exposes worldwide crime spree on Indigeous people, middle-class and the environment (via The EarthKeeper Initiative)
Please buy new DVD to support those fighting the ongoing international crime spree against Native Americans by evil Rio Tinto – an international mining company who is making billions on the backs of American Indians, Indigenous peoples and the disappearing middle class.
http://www.lockedout2010.org
Mass murder, environmental slaughter, greed, bribery and other crimes have been charged in a people’s indictment against the thugs at Rio Tinto and their political and judicial lackeys in Michigan, California and countless countries were Rio Tinto operates over 1,000 slave mines.
Please purchase Director Joan Sekler’s DVD – as she has pumped much of her own money and risked her life to expose Rio Tinto corruption. Continue reading →
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Schedule Update July 30-Aug. 1, 2010: Protect the Earth Great Lakes Community Gathering and Walk to Sacred Eagle Rock in northern Michigan
Updated Schedule: 3rd Annual Protect the Earth Great Lakes Community Gathering and Annual Walk to Sacred Eagle Rock Featuring Winona LaDuke, Joanne Shenandoah, Bobby Bullet and Skip Jones 3rd Annual Protect the Earth Great Lakes Community Gathering Event facebook page … Continue reading →
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Fourth of July Distress Flag: Upside down flag at sacred Eagle Rock protests EPA ruling
Fourth of July Distress Flag hangs upside down atop Sacred Eagle Rock in protest of EPA ruling favorable to Kennecott Minerals; An “Empty Gesture” by Michigan’s Governor in protesting Sacred Eagle Rock Continue reading →
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News stories on Stand for the Land Rally and petitions given to governor on June 3, 2010 at Michigan Capitol in Lansing; Other news coverage including Indian Country Today newspaper
News Stories about Stand for the Land Rally at Michigan Capitol on June 3, 2010: To protest arrests and raid at sacred Eagle Rock in violation of Treaty Rights, and continue fight against the experimental nickel and copper sulfide mine … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Today #1 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating
Celtic Christianity Today #1 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Today #2 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating
Celtic Christianity Today #2 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Today #3 Rev. Dr. George Cairns: Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer, Father Thomas Keating
Celtic Christianity Today #3 Rev. Dr. George Cairns discusses Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, Silent Prayer and Father Thomas Keating (Photos by Greg Peterson) (Munising, Michigan) Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana discusses Centering Prayer and the environmental crisis facing … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Homily: “Repent or the Time is Near” Part 1 by Rev. Dr. George Cairns
Celtic Christianity Today Two-Part Homily Repent or the Time is Near by Rev. Dr. George Cairns May 31, 2009 Bible Verses: Mark 16:15 John 1-5 Ephesians 1: 3-4 Ephesians 1: 9-10 (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Today Homily: “Repent or the Time is Near” Part 2 by Rev. Dr. George Cairns
Celtic Christianity Today Two-Part Homily Repent or the Time is Near by Rev. Dr. George Cairns May 31, 2009 Bible Verses: Mark 16:15 John 1-5 Ephesians 1: 3-4 Ephesians 1: 9-10 (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, … Continue reading →
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Celtic Christianity Homily “The Cost and Joy of Discipleship” by Rev. Dr. George Cairns
Celtic Christianity Today Homily “The Cost and Joy of Discipleship” by Rev. Dr. George Cairns (Valparaiso, Indiana) – Rev. Dr. George Cairns of Chesterton, Indiana delivers a Sunday homily entitled The Cost and Joy of Discipleship on May 3, 2009 … Continue reading →
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The Turtle Island Project: Respecting the Earth, Native American and Indigenous Peoples 