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janlyn

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14. I spent a large part of my childhood

Reply to hue (Original post)

Sun Dec 14, 2014, 10:39 AM

Dec 2014

in Apache junction Az. I explored the desert and parts of the superstition mountains That range has a feel to it that cannot be explained.
It is no wonder it is sacred land. Most of the time I would get strange looks when I would say that, I came to understand that a lot of people couldn't feel what I felt. This is a terrible tragedy! I am in grieving!

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House Votes to Sell Sacred Apache Lands to International Mining Corporation [View all] hue Dec 2014 OP

I would hope there would be as much outrage over this as there is at this Autumn Dec 2014 #1

The White House lobbied for this bill. 99Forever Dec 2014 #2

I will not forget and I don't fucking forgive. Autumn Dec 2014 #3

What a surprise. I really didn't know that. n/t Horse with no Name Dec 2014 #4

Ugh. K&R nt riderinthestorm Dec 2014 #15

The "House" is a criminal enterprise. nt ladjf Dec 2014 #5

not OK oldandhappy Dec 2014 #6

The entire country is up for sale dixiegrrrrl Dec 2014 #7

This President is a Republican and many of us knew we INdemo Dec 2014 #12

You wonder how many people that voted for the bill cared to inform themselves of this Johonny Dec 2014 #8

Guess protecting sacred sites is not deemed to be conductive to the Downwinder Dec 2014 #9

For all religious albino65 Dec 2014 #10

Continuing our fine tradition of screwing Native Americans whenever it is convenient. EEO Dec 2014 #11

Greed is winning. GeorgeGist Dec 2014 #13

I spent a large part of my childhood janlyn Dec 2014 #14