Každopádně, kdo nejel na bullboatu jakoby nebyl
Akce vydařená, jsem rád že nás neodradilo počasí ani jiné nepřízně a jelo se. Radbuza je typická řeka na bullboaty- kalná, hluboká, jen poměrně málo teče.Ostatní
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Bear Butte - Protect Grand Mother Earth
BEAR BUTTE, South Dakota -- Ignoring the cultural and spiritual rights of Native peoples, the Meade County commissioners recently approved renewed liquor licenses for four bars that have raised controversy because of their proximity to Bear Butte.
Indian nations and their supporters no doubt will continue the struggle to protect this sacred site facing off against businessmen who cater to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, attended by more than 500,000 people last year.
But for thousands of years before Sturgis was a town, more than 30 tribes have made spiritual journeys to Bear Butte to fast, to pray, to pick medicines, and to teach their families the importance of perpetuating traditional ceremonial ways.
The Lakota, Dakota, Nakota, Northern and Southern Cheyenne, Northern and Southern Arapaho, Ponca, Osage, and Kiowa nations traditionally have ceremonies at Bear Butte in the summer months. But in recent years, these ceremonies have been disrupted by intrusions from the nearby Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and the construction of large outdoor amphitheaters that sell hard liquor and blare loud music toward the mountain where Native people are attempting to pray in solitude.
Developers like Jay Allen promise to build "the biggest biker bar on Earth" within two miles of Bear Butte with a huge amphitheater for outdoor concerts and a campsite large enough to accommodate 30,000 bikers. Read more about the impact of noise, crowds and public intoxication.
For Sacred Indian Site, New Neighbors Are Far From Welcome (NY Times) http://www.indianlaw.org/sites/indianla ... 060804.pdf
PBS Religion and Ethics Newsweekly) http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethi ... cover.html
Despite continuing protests from Indian nations, churches, civil rights groups and even Sturgis residents, the Meade County Commission once again renewed liquor licenses for four controversial establishments.
Bear Butte is one example of numerous attacks across the country on Native peoples' rights to practice their spiritual beliefs in privacy and without disruption. This is not merely a cultural and spiritual concern. It is a matter of human rights, recognized in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the International Labor Organization's Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention (ILO Convention No. 169.)
Article 7 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples provides that "Indigenous peoples have the right ... to maintain, protect, and have access in privacy to their religious and cultural sites." In addition, Article 25 provides that "Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their distinctive spiritual relationship with their traditionally ... occupied and used lands ... and to uphold their responsibilities to future generations in this regard."
The UN Declaration spells out the legal and moral obligations of countries, including the United States, to respect and promote the human rights of indigenous peoples - particularly the right to maintain, protect and have access in privacy to their spiritual and cultural sites. This fundamental human right is at risk with the newest alcohol and concert hall developments taking place at Bear Butte. The UN Declaration recognizes these rights, and we call upon the United States to fulfill its obligation to protect indigenous peoples' right to continue their spiritual practices at Bear Butte.
The petition to protect Bear Butte may be seen here: http://www.petitiononline.com/1851Site/
Indian nations and their supporters no doubt will continue the struggle to protect this sacred site facing off against businessmen who cater to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, attended by more than 500,000 people last year.
But for thousands of years before Sturgis was a town, more than 30 tribes have made spiritual journeys to Bear Butte to fast, to pray, to pick medicines, and to teach their families the importance of perpetuating traditional ceremonial ways.
The Lakota, Dakota, Nakota, Northern and Southern Cheyenne, Northern and Southern Arapaho, Ponca, Osage, and Kiowa nations traditionally have ceremonies at Bear Butte in the summer months. But in recent years, these ceremonies have been disrupted by intrusions from the nearby Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and the construction of large outdoor amphitheaters that sell hard liquor and blare loud music toward the mountain where Native people are attempting to pray in solitude.
Developers like Jay Allen promise to build "the biggest biker bar on Earth" within two miles of Bear Butte with a huge amphitheater for outdoor concerts and a campsite large enough to accommodate 30,000 bikers. Read more about the impact of noise, crowds and public intoxication.
For Sacred Indian Site, New Neighbors Are Far From Welcome (NY Times) http://www.indianlaw.org/sites/indianla ... 060804.pdf
PBS Religion and Ethics Newsweekly) http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethi ... cover.html
Despite continuing protests from Indian nations, churches, civil rights groups and even Sturgis residents, the Meade County Commission once again renewed liquor licenses for four controversial establishments.
Bear Butte is one example of numerous attacks across the country on Native peoples' rights to practice their spiritual beliefs in privacy and without disruption. This is not merely a cultural and spiritual concern. It is a matter of human rights, recognized in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the International Labor Organization's Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention (ILO Convention No. 169.)
Article 7 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples provides that "Indigenous peoples have the right ... to maintain, protect, and have access in privacy to their religious and cultural sites." In addition, Article 25 provides that "Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their distinctive spiritual relationship with their traditionally ... occupied and used lands ... and to uphold their responsibilities to future generations in this regard."
The UN Declaration spells out the legal and moral obligations of countries, including the United States, to respect and promote the human rights of indigenous peoples - particularly the right to maintain, protect and have access in privacy to their spiritual and cultural sites. This fundamental human right is at risk with the newest alcohol and concert hall developments taking place at Bear Butte. The UN Declaration recognizes these rights, and we call upon the United States to fulfill its obligation to protect indigenous peoples' right to continue their spiritual practices at Bear Butte.
The petition to protect Bear Butte may be seen here: http://www.petitiononline.com/1851Site/
LBH - Sedící Býk : Custer 1:0
Vážení přátelé, milí bojovníci,
tak jako v minulých letech, tak i letos, bych vás rád srdečně pozval na tradiční
INDIÁNSKOU VÁLKU
Proběhne o víkendu 18.-20. června 2010 na Vysočině.
Více informací na http://indianskavalka.webpark.cz/
Srdečně zveme na tuto zajímavou akci.
tak jako v minulých letech, tak i letos, bych vás rád srdečně pozval na tradiční
INDIÁNSKOU VÁLKU
Proběhne o víkendu 18.-20. června 2010 na Vysočině.
Více informací na http://indianskavalka.webpark.cz/
Srdečně zveme na tuto zajímavou akci.
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Tak pokud to je skutečně pravda, tak bych tam rád jel. Ta režisérka, co by tam měla být s Arvolem, je ta, co natočila film Duchové na prodej / Spirits for Sale (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVuwhAgu8Fk), který by tam měl být také promítán, včetně nám známého dokumentu Touha stát se Indiánem.
LBH - Sedící Býk : Custer 1:0
Pátranie po neprieteľoch
Ahojte,
už dlhšie mám v hlave jednu akciu, ktorú by som rád poriešil rád by som si však dopredu kým sa to začne organizovať spravil aspoň námatkový prieskum, či by sa našli ľudia, čo by do toho išli.
Základná pointa akcie je v tom že sa v približne vyznačenom pomerne veľkom území budú pohybovať dve partie na koňoch, ktoré budú po sebe vzájomne pátrať (mohla by to byť kavaléria + indiánski zvedovia proti indiánom alebo dve nepriateľské indiánske skupiny) a pokiaľ sa vypátrajú môžu sa stretnúť v priamej bitke, alebo sa môžu viesť nejakú formu partizánskej vojny... všetko by bolo na rozhodnutiach konkrétnych členov skupín. Okrem nich sa môžu prípadne pohybovať v území nejakí trapperi, doboví civilisti, prípadne by mohol byť niekde tábor s típí, ktorí môžu "ochutiť" scenár celej akcie.
Tak pokiaľ by ste niekto mali chuť na niečo takéto ozvite sa mi cez SZ.
už dlhšie mám v hlave jednu akciu, ktorú by som rád poriešil rád by som si však dopredu kým sa to začne organizovať spravil aspoň námatkový prieskum, či by sa našli ľudia, čo by do toho išli.
Základná pointa akcie je v tom že sa v približne vyznačenom pomerne veľkom území budú pohybovať dve partie na koňoch, ktoré budú po sebe vzájomne pátrať (mohla by to byť kavaléria + indiánski zvedovia proti indiánom alebo dve nepriateľské indiánske skupiny) a pokiaľ sa vypátrajú môžu sa stretnúť v priamej bitke, alebo sa môžu viesť nejakú formu partizánskej vojny... všetko by bolo na rozhodnutiach konkrétnych členov skupín. Okrem nich sa môžu prípadne pohybovať v území nejakí trapperi, doboví civilisti, prípadne by mohol byť niekde tábor s típí, ktorí môžu "ochutiť" scenár celej akcie.
Tak pokiaľ by ste niekto mali chuť na niečo takéto ozvite sa mi cez SZ.