Robert Bracamontes America's Great Outdoors and Equal Justice for All

Robert Bracamontes of the Acjachemen Nation, Juaneno Tribe, asks cabinet level federal officials: "The bankers and financial corporations have been saved. Now it is time to save the people and their land."

MIT Professor Noam Chomsky writes: "Very eloquent piece. Packs a lot in to a few minutes. Hope some of it penetrated."

Robert calls for (1) creating a national recreation area in San Gabriel with Native American participation; (2) saving the Native American Sacred Site of Panhe and San Onofre State Beach; (3) saving endangered state parks by investigating the administrative complaint filed by The City Project with diverse allies, and (4) saving San Francisco Peaks in Arizona.

Mr. Bracamontes spoke at a Listening Session for America's Great Outdoors at Whittier Narrows Regional Park in South El Monte, California.

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[arcyfatale]

Awesome!!!!

[IKESTERrocks]

Pinche bobby u the man