Spilling the Beans Too: There Was an American Holocaust

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Imagine living in a world that hates you, and becoming aware of this witnessing how that hate hurts your mother daily. At five I held my Ama's tired head and swore an oath, when I get big I will work hard so you won't be so tired. Look through my lens, and see Corporate America exploiting and overexposing my mother to toxic waste, and toxic relationships stressing her native will to protect me from all that she suffered as a child. I invite you to consider my agony and adoring love that inspired this indictment; Corporate America killed my mother! Cancer is not a normal death; it is murder because corporations know their waste is toxic. I provide evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt, that our native maternal relationship was a military target for America to "Kill the Indian save the child." How can a country be so cruel, feel no empathy and deny there was a related American Holocaust? I submit historical evidence that America is a socio-pathic mass murderer. I also charge Corporate America with Child Abuse and Neglect, violating the United Nations Charter on the Human Rights of the Child. The evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt, is the millions of homeless, hungry, sick and under educated children stressed, in the richest country in the world preying "In God we Trust." What is feigned love without justice or freedom? A crime confusing profit with prophet. For example, pediatrician Nadine Burke Harris explains that "the repeated stress of abuse, neglect has real, tangible effects on the development of the brain. This unfolds across a lifetime with triple risk for heart disease and lung cancer." The related Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study "associations childhood maltreatment and later-life health and well-being." Their focus is toxic parenting, mine is a toxic American history.

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I am a Descendent of Survivors of the Americanned "Indian Wars" that reduced our native population by 95%;100 million murdered, within the boarders now called United States. An American Holocaust left the 5% Survivors with Post Generational Traumatic Oppression. The Indian Wars never ended, as evidenced by Corporate America's intentions written in their 1950s "Relocation Act" to "Kill the Indian save the child." The sound track of my childhood was this insidious cultural genocide; America trying to break my Native Spirit and my mother, our Medicine Woman-Oral Historian, protecting me. She instructed US to "Never forget who we are, InDios (InGod/Indians)." Knowing who we are was our survival tool, living in a country that stole our ancient lands and saturated our lives with their hate-crimes. The sound track of my life, is this mortal conflict between two world views, with irreconcilable differences. Our Huatacame-Unconditional Native Love for our children was a military target of (C.A.C.A.) Corporate America's Conniving Addiction, an unconditional love for profit. A related delusional grandiosity, confuses profit with prophet, necessary for CACA to believe they are the immaculate conception on a manifest destiny to bring salvation to the world. Justifying cultural genocide allowed Indian Wars to go global. CACA is toxic, and America will implode, trying to silence US Descendents who expose this Truth. My mother fought relentlessly for US to retain our Native Pride, and C.A.C.A. fought to "Kill the Indian..." They could not kill our Native Spirit, but killed her body with toxic waste, exploitation and stress. Like my mother, I must write-the-wrongs for All My Relations to embrace her ... instructions to 'never forget who we really are.' Because I re-member, I am the man my mother died protecting; a Proud Native Man Spilling the Beans, Corporate America killed my mother!!!

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