1robin
Christian/Baptist
Is this a post mortem appearance? I thought you were done.Is that why Southwest Indians eat lamb that drink radioactively polluted water?
The Church Rock uranium mill spill is one of the worst radioactive spills in U.S. history. On July 16, 1979, a tailings pond at the Church Rock uranium mill, owned by United Nuclear Corporation, breached its dam and 93 million gallons (350,000 m) of radioactive, acidic uranium tailings solution flowed into the North Fork of the Puerco River. Approximately 1,100 short tons (1,000 t) of uranium mine waste contaminated 250 acres (100 ha) of land and up to 50 miles (80 km) of the Puerco River.
Puerco River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You've been thoroughly indoctrinated to believe those lies...all lies....every single one of them, of which you are in total denial.
I did not end the discussion for any of the reasons you gave, but because it was off topic and others want to return to the main topic and continue posting here. I am perfectly satisfied with all of the points I made, and note that they were not just for your benefit, but for others reading here as well. The current border issue needs to be understood in the context of the issues that brought it into being, both historical and current, such as the NAFTA fiasco, and that is the information I have provided for them.
You deviously attempt to paint a picture of me that I am fabricating negative, baseless comments just to whine, and that you are the 'winner' of the debate. Anyone with a lick of sense can see right through your flimsy facade.
It is crystal clear to me that you are ignorant of the plight of the American Indian in general in today's world and that your view is filled with propaganda. What do you know about Black Mesa, where Peabody Coal Co. has spewed toxic coal dust that Hopi and Navajo breathe? Probably zilch.
Today at Black Mesa, buckets the size of a four-story building peel the topsoil off in mile-long strips—a technique called strip mining. Instead of burrowing into the earth to find the mineral seam, the land over the mineral deposit is removed. Bulldozers shape the underlayers into enormous slag heaps, workers dynamite the exposed mineral bed, and steam shovels load the coal into massive transport trucks. By the time the coal is extracted, the land has turned gray, all vegetation has disappeared, the air is filled with coal dust, the groundwater is contaminated with toxic runoff (sulphates particularly), and electric green ponds dot the landscape. Sheep that drink from such ponds at noon are dead by suppertime.
Here. Educate yourself:
The Black Mesa Syndrome: Indian Lands, Black Gold | Orion Magazine
There's still time for you to get off the Yellow Brick Road. Wake up!
I will respond to a person actively debating but not to one which quits without warning.
Which are you?
If you indicate your debating I will go back and respond to whatever you posted above.