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Repeat: Big Pharma is Injecting Us With Cancer Enzymes — Doctors Who Made the Discovery Found Murdered ……
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Big Pharma is Injecting Us With Cancer Enzymes — Doctors Who Made the Discovery Found Murdered |
A subject constantly touched on at this site. Not long ago, Neon Nettle reported on the epidemic of doctors being murdered, most of which were in Florida, U.S. — read the full report here. The scientists all shared a common trait, they had all discovered that nagalase enzyme protein was being added to vaccines which […]
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Buffalohair: Legendary Burmese Activist/Artist Sitt Nyein Aye Gallery Appears in Trinidad / Colorado Go Fund Me.Click here to support LETS MAKE GLOBAL ART HISTORY organized by Carlos Buffalohair………
Buffalohair: Legendary Burmese Activist/Artist Sitt Nyein Aye Gallery Appears in Trinidad / Colorado Go Fund Me.Click here to support LETS MAKE GLOBAL ART HISTORY organized by Carlos Buffalohair………
A huge Art Gallery is in the works! Yes, Buffalohair is busy making a huge Gallery!
On two large city blocks, which will be named after the …..Legendary Burmese Activist/Artist Sitt Nyein Aye! Where he will also have his own, First Class Gallery!
Yes, every thing will be First Class when Buffalohair is done creating his own work of art , this Gallery !
Jage:)
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Youth and their Art may have their own Museum / Gallery. A good start today With Their paintings!
Would each of us that are visiting these pages , be willing to send a USA Dollar / $1.00 for the International Children Artist Museum AT ” Sitt Nyein Aye , Art and Culture Center ” and help the Children send in their Art for Display and the selling their art for them, Around the World ?
Awe ……. Thank You so much!
Love, Ann
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The Sitt Nyein Aye Art’s & Cultural Center Named for renowned Burmese artist/activist U Sitt Nyein Aye, this complex is actually a lumberyard set on two…
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The Sitt Nyein Aye Art’s & Cultural Center
Named for renowned Burmese Artist/Activist U Sitt Nyein Aye, this complex is actually a lumberyard set on two commercially zoned blocks (1 acre), with approximately 30,000 sq. ft. of covered space, 2 story building, warehouses, blab, blab, blab. The story of how we managed to score this primo piece of property is a story in itself for it was a hazardous journey.
Now we own it all, lock, stock and tomahawk but we face another daunting challenge, to bring the existing compound up to speed with regard to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Disabled People (CRPD), The International Disabilities Alliance (IDA) & The American’s With Disabilities Act (ADA).
Being that I am disabled as well as many of my friends I know the struggles a disabled person must endure during the course of just one day, both physical and the emotional aspects of our condition. I don’t simply want to comply with disabilities mandates, I want to embrace these mandates.
Lessons learned by the devastating Oakland Artist Collective Fire a few months back exposed the critical need to address public safety from a variety of vantage points. What about the disabled people who would not be as ambulatory in escaping a fire? How would they escape & how would they survive?
Adding to our concerns is the fact we want to build an International Children’s Art Museum within this complex. How can we make this facility safe for everyone who enters this compound, especially kids? Toss in the myriad of shops, galleries and the visitors they will being to our complex and it is all to clear, Public Safety & Disabilities MUST be addressed from the very beginning NOT as an after thought.
After watching as our community races to comply with Disabilities mandates after the fact, spending millions to renovate and cobble ramps and doorways, we want to do things different and that is why I am here, to petition the global art community for assistance.
I mentioned 5 million dollars as the sum we would need to bring this arts center into compliance in the very beginning and believe me, this is a conservative estimate since fire mitigation is also necessary. So I am petitioning for the assistance from the international commercial sector as well as the citizens & artisans of the world in the evolution of this arts complex.
Along with funding it would be way cool to have engineers, architects and innovators in the field of Disabilities to assist in the construction of this arts complex. This could be a veritable showcase of innovation design that could revolutionize how we address the growing number of disabled clientele globally speaking.
Being that I am disabled I can safely say that it would be nice to be able to visit places that are accessible to the disabled regardless of handicap. To have freedom of movement and share in the beauty of art rather than wondering if your wheelchair will fit in the door. When I was wheelchair bound I hated crashing into people because there was no room on the walk path for me to pass.
Who would benefit from this Project? The Global Art Community & the disabled would by having another international arts and cultural destination. But for the disabled artists & entrepreneur this would be a blessing. To address the needs for the disabled from the very beginning would also open up opportunity for the disabled to get involved with this arts & cultural project from the very onset. Maybe have their own store or gallery.
The lumberyard is raw, ready for development and is prime for Innovations in the world of disabilities. This must be addressed before we can move forward. Addressing disabilities in the design & construction of this complex will save millions if we address this in the beginning. With the help of the global public and experienced professionals in the World of Disabilities this could be more than a real cool art & cultural center.
The Sitt Nyein Aye Arts & Cultural Center would be an international showcase or blueprint of how we can address the needs of disabled human beings in the future. Now that would make history in any ones book.
My mentor and dear friend the late Robert Perske championed the cause of the disabled and he continues to be my inspiration. If only he was here to see what I’ve gotten myself into now.
I know he would be proud…
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Legendary Burmese Activist/Artist Sitt Nyein Aye!
Wang Ping ‘Kinship of Rivers’ Project Returns to ‘The Colony’. Trinidad Colorado
Wang Ping ‘Kinship of Rivers’ Project Returns to ‘The Colony’. Trinidad Colorado
As promised Award Winning Laureate Wang Ping returns to The Colony to prepare her Traditional Chinese Dumpling. Kinship of Rivers continues to inspire unity and bring respect to our most precious commodity, water. Mni Wiconi, Water is Life and Wang Ping made the pilgrimage to the Oceti Sakowin Camp, along the Cannon Ball River. It became a sacred journey, a story you must hear.
Ms. Ping will share her tales of life and the people who inspired them, along the river. It’s not just about dumplings, it’s about life, cultures, diversity as well as commonalities that make us uniquely human. Kinship is a bond that needs few worlds to describe for it is more a feeling of deeper understanding, trust and sanctuary, a novelty in today’s world. She’ll be at the Amato Lumber Yard Complex, 224 E. Godding, Trinidad, Colorado, 81082 on May 21st at 3:00 pm.
Renowned Artist/Activist Sitt Nyein Aye of Burma will also be painting Murals and Big & little kids are most welcome to participate with Sitt and express themselves in color. Wang Ping will display her Everest Flag Installations. Everyone can create a flag with personal statements, concerns prayers or whatever floats their canoe in the spirit of sharing and cultural expression.
Visitors from around the planet encouraged to bring their traditional regalia, music, and stories, join in on the conversation. If you’re from another universe, ‘Sí, hablamos Pleiadean & Andromedian’. Carbon and sodium based life forms welcome. Abductions and probing prohibited where posted. BYOAC: Bring Your Own Aluminum Cap. Bring sense of humor
Minstrels welcome to wandering about eh. Hopefully a mix of cultures will converge on this humble little gathering to give a truly international flavor to this humble event. Human beings from a throughout the universe and multi dimensional planes are invited to celibate water with Wang Ping, Sitt Nyein Aye and the artists from ‘The Colony’.
Regardless of the state of it’s state of matter, water is water.
Wang Ping will be at the Amato Lumber Yard Complex, 224 E. Godding, Trinidad, Colorado, on Sunday May 21st at 3:00 pm.
Open agenda & room for improv.
Info: noveho@gmail.com, ask for Guido, Capice?
Your Devil’s Advocate
Buffalohair
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Burmese artist Sitt Nyein Aye takes advantage of the warm Winter day working on another one of his projects at ‘The Colony’ Trinidad. Colorado. USA
Source: Life At ‘The Colony’, Trinidad, Colorado
Sitt Nyein Aye: Artists From ‘The Art Colony’ in Trinidad Colorado Buffalohair
Burmese artist Sitt Nyein Aye takes advantage of the warm Winter day working on another one of his projects at ‘The Colony’ Trinidad, Colorado, USA
One Raggio’s Avant-Garde Gallery @ ‘The Colony’. Trinidad. Colorado Buffalohair
Update from Standing Rock volunteer……Meeting With Police They Are Going To Raid New Camp In 15 Minutes? :(..
At Their Family Burial Grounds 😦
Shiyé Bidzííl is live now.
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Back water bridge gearing up
Antonio Sanchez shared Arlette Lucero’s post.
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This is an update on Standing Rock. It’s not pleasant. You’ve been fairly warned.
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Update from Standing Rock volunteer-
Friends,
I have returned from Standing Rock with my mind blown, my heart broken and my spirit troubled with foreboding of a deepening tragedy. Volunteering as a legal observer with the Water Protector Legal Collective I witnessed several confrontations between Water Protectors (WP) and law enforcement: national guard, sheriffs and private security (LE).
On 1/18/17 – 1/19/17 I observed WP with their hands in the air chanting “hands up don’t shoot” being fired upon at a range of 10 to 15 feet. Tear gas canisters and rubber bullets ( rubber bullets are regular bullets covered in rubber) were used against unarmed WP who had been singing and praying. I observed national guard chasing WP off the Backwater bridge, firing at people running away. I heard people choking and gagging from tear gas. I saw access to the WP medic vehicles being blocked. I spoke with medics and WP who described bullets penetrating flesh and causing terrible injuries, including to one media person who nearly lost his finger when his camera was targeted.
I talked with a media person and was told of 4 media people on the bridge that night, 3 had their recording devices shot and the 4th, his hand. I saw a photo of a sheriff aiming a rifle directly at a media woman who was standing apart from the crowd. I heard testimony of the back of the medic pickup truck being awash in blood after evacuating wounded.
I watched, and then, inadvertently became a part of, WP being forced off the bridge by national guard who were hiding behind WP vehicles parked along the road and firing rubber bullets at fleeing people. Many people were shot in the back, the neck, the head. When LE fired at people at close range, many were shot in the genitals or in the face. I received information about DAPL security breaching the short wave radio channels of the WP with taunts such as ”come out and fight like men you faggots or we will come to Camp and fuck your women.”
There are some young warriors, who, without the support of their elders, many who want the camps cleared to mitigate the economic and social damage being suffered by the local community in having the bridge closed, have vowed to not leave the camps or to let the last section of pipeline be built.
Driving away from the area on Monday I saw a convoy of construction vehicles heading to the drill pad. Last night an indigenous website live streamed reports of drilling and construction noises coming from the drill pad.
Without the eyes of a free press these attacks and trespasses continue, with the human rights and sovereignty of indigenous peoples denied. The UN Committee on Transnational Corporations and Human Right Abuses was in Standing Rock this week to take testimony of the many transgressions against people: crop dusters spraying poison pesticides and fertilizers on the camps; hair samples indicating the presence of these chemicals; people who have been injured, beat up, arrested, strip searched; media and medics being targeted by snipers; (one medic told me he stopped wearing his Red Cross vest due to medics being targeted); praying people being attacked and the refusal of DAPL and our government to abide by the Rule of Law.
The vets who came in Dec to stand down against these crimes need to be on the ground there now, right now. We need to stand up for our brothers and our sisters, for their way of life and, I believe, for our social contract as a democracy which is now threatened.
Please share this so word gets out what is happening, thank you. Deborah MacKay
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It’s official calling out all veterans 2 Standing Rock!!
US Veterans to return to Standing Rock after Dapl decision to continue – Natives Today
“In the past two weeks the turmoil and uncertainty at Standing Rock has increased significantly. We have continued to stay in contact with indigenous…
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Update from Standing Rock volunteer……Meeting With Police They Are Going To Raid This New Camp:(
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In honor of the Last Child Warrior Society, the only such society created by Crazy Horse we are asking all frontliners in camp to come to the high ground west of the Oceti camps to put out a call for others to join this stand. It’s time brothers & sisters. Our conscience won’t let us back down. In the spirit of Crazy Horse.
About the winter clean up, taking place in frozen mountains of Ice and Snow
Snow storms fell on the Summer camp that was left over for others to use in the Fall season and was buried under 6 feet of snow right off the bat of their start of the Winter season! Plus more snow storms afterwards:(
From Standing Rock
Tipiziwin Tolman
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This was a comment on a post about the clean up effort in the camps that spells out the reality of what has happened on the ground at Standing Rock and the resistance camps and clean up efforts. For all who are quick to judge and not utilize critical thinking skills, or those who have never been to Standing Rock and do not realize how rural we are and how lacking we are in services urban areas take for granted, please read in addition to all the shoddily reported news out there.
Words are from maske Jennifer Weston – Standing Rock born and raised beautiful Lakota lady.
“Ten thousand+ (including thousands of veterans) left camp the week end of 12/4/2016 in the midst of a severe blizzard that lasted for days & was followed by successive storms dropping 6ft of snow. Things have been buried & frozen in place since then. All Fall folks often left tents behind intending to return or for others to use. Oceti Sakowin camp went from 10k+ on site to a couple thousand to several hundred during the last two months in 2017. Of subzero temperatures lasting for days at a time. Just surviving was a challenge, but folks set up compost toilets which are easily removed, organized trash collection, and ran multiple kitchens on site. The other two camps, Rosebud & Sacred Stone have done the same all along. Now, donated funds managed by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, support from two Community Development Corporations, along w/ volunteer labor from water protectors is facilitating an impressive cleanup operation. Please tell the whole story KFYR. As for all these racist comments…. Wow…. I guess this is the mindset that sanctions ND county sheriff depts to brutalize and torture our relatives & water protector allies with military grade equipment. Please read the Constitution and some human rights instruments, trolls.
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