McCain & Forced Relocation of Navajo with PL 93-531

Original music by Brent Blount.

http://www.angelfire.com/music2/greggwager/landgrab.html

The justification for Public Law 93-531 passed by Congress in 1974 was that the Navajo-Hopi land dispute is so serious that 10,000 Navajos near Big Mountain, Arizona, must be relocated, forcibly if necessary. It would be the largest forced relocation of U.S. citizens since the relocation of Japanese-Americans during World War II.
But tradition-minded Navajo and Hopi claim there never was a land dispute. They say the dispute was invented to get the Navajos and their livestock off mineral-rich land in the Hopi reservation so it could be developed by mining companies such as Peabody Coal and Kerr-McGee.

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• Dineh
• Navajo
• Hopi
• Forced
• Relocation
• Native
• Americans

[kjboy27]

why doesn't msm report on this!? McCain is evil, through and through, it seems. Lying, contemptuous of others, cheating - just all that is anathema to that which is good.

[Medusa72]

I didn't know about this. It's been shared with everyone.

Unbelievable. The worst parts of our past just keep being replayed like a badly skipping phonograph.

[DoveDancing]

McCain is a douche bag.

[gganzer]

How proud the white americans must be of themselves....

[renthal971]

We must join forces and fight!!!!!!!

[NDNWatch]

ALL Native Americans are about to be removed once and for all along with the white man slaves when the North American Union is in place. That will be the beginning of a new government and all treaties of the past will be just that...OUT DATED. This has been the plan all along.

[Morningwasichu]

I've added this video to my favorites on my morningwasichu channel. I just found it. Great work, once again Rabbit. Thank you.

[CliveKoopa]

I'm glad Mccain didn't win, I never knew about this. Obama will stop any more removals , I hope..

[Yankhadenough]

Post this on all international political peace forums . The international community will stand up in solidarity with the indigenous Native Americans against any and all oppression, forced relocation and slow genocide, even in the United States of America. Contact Amnesty International !