sometimes. margetts why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. plot from moscow this is r t is ripping you the biggest stories of the week here and of lot of me who didn't emerge as triumphant in the russian presidential election after turning overwhelming poll numbers into a convincing victory but tough challenges are still ahead for the new leave. russia and the arab league are finally in the same boat about how to stop the syrian crisis but there are those still trying to put sticks in the spokes of diplomacy. three days of fire more deaths are reported in israeli airstrikes on gaza this

after the assassination of a palestinian resistance leader but ultimately ended up sending rockets flying over the border. and salvation to some collapse see what others agree sam is out the biggest debt reduction deal in history but while it's praised it to the hilt by brussels ratings agencies slam it as default by another name. unless you stay with us if you can hear on our next we head off to the reservations of america to experience life as part of the look tribe part two of the special report coming up right. yo kadal two thousand and eleven pine or south dakota. you know what rapture here comma flippy lid with everything i give at the since i was a kid the crazy way i live i be chillin in bridge thinking in a way to break your ribs get a life is great it's life that's the way it is the thinkin that a tough call their bluff but enough so they don't come back and still keep on

running from a girl because she wants me and some cuts still in my cut with mickey you wouldn't touch a blue trick some gear but it never does much drinking and smoking smoking tracon increase life that's the only way i keep it if you don't know how it is because my eyes you can see and listen close listen to good some speak you freakin on these beats you would never catch me sleeping but i'm waking you well let's flash that's in your case yeah i'm racking up the break as i damage up the place because it's all about the arsenal you better bring your best to reach you and particles you better take your next trip teach articles have become a step out sling blade for target don't stick your neck out i got my gun call me commando i got a sack show there were plenty and i keep a knife on me big good then brand those who are paying suited up and can move a somethin you can handle years.

boys kick a dog represent. the. beautiful . can ask for more. i mean i really got a negative to say about where i live where i live i love pineries it's i mean you look around here you see clouds for days even sunshine for days sometimes it rains . for me planners always be my home and i'll never leave a leave for a little bit but i have to come back. home right there.

through and take these. nice sandwiches like. the ones that didn't sell for the morning or school or stepmother the oven. so we can feed the people feed a few people one. i guess there's. going to give my.

all right. got. to get a water. reckless brutal. sausage and water right. i mean here's a plate of white clay. and one tell me her proper know her story cane years. old or you. can one years old. came in your thirties i would sure i wish you a young girl one came up where. not very few there are saints and then no car pools. are pulled here. but

our school. coach k. should be only place she could go you know what. those guys are all the first member to. actually called the rule people. because its owner as. you know and how we were here. he'd been nor you. but there's a period we help each other. appears. choosing. not to. give word for. word try to. close

all of. our. treatment cards heard. no one present. to preserve for the. producer or. heard that police is a controlled and. controlled environment. kind of live by. what they call. his side be troops. apparently by that. person. could live a good life good hour. nobody can do me not . to try nobody can

get me. to we are warning. from are from mars. are. about well i don't have proof. i don't know fraîche reality. or. people who come see us come together and see that happy face is a positive place that we are because what i am is now is that where alcohol. poor. or in poverty be able to come to power there's no such thing as that. and not for who we really are is out of power who come to see us.

i don't see nobody around i just. need to try. it takes me to another place a better place than where. there's one goal when i'm dancing is there's no problems there's no stress to people getting her. babies getting knocked. down side being no bad feeling. when i come back that's all i care to that's reality and that's the world we live in today i. was.

never going to get the feeling that it was kind of show i just. got this job. at the plate again. because they had the people in. tears to stop. a. bit of you know records or so. i want you shall have. society will begin to stand. up to you thank you sure now if you three hundred people get crazy. i understand your feel down a blue moon true about so it's not that bad i mean if you go there you know if you carry on or be made it would be proud to be related to play out here. all.

here. it used to be used to be that. the local people. the outward a lot of decoration. with a lot of the bead work and. and the dress but for the true because it was really their heart they knew they were you know they knew who they were and they were very proud of that. today i don't i don't see that very much. because because the circle has been broken there's so much unbalance in people and what i see today is they see people trying to be on the outside but

their heart is just full of anger and their heart just full of bitterness a heart full of. all kinds of struggles and they allow the choose to allow these things to stay there and be in the choose alcohol or the choose drugs or the they choose to not be parents when they have children they don't they don't choose to be parents to their children. they got in they shared it whenever i've been there for my mom died in two thousand and then when every kayla died in two thousand and two which is my own. was a heart transplant patient she had four. back. in two thousand and three. and they were purple. and.

i never i never saw flowers i never saw things grow. on the reservation. my whole life i just saw a lot of what she saw now a lot of garbage and a lot of trash in people's yards and also in mine you never had flowers. is her name. i didn't think they would grow i didn't believe they would grow and here the next year they grew and they bloomed and they. taking care of them. help me help my heart.

my heart was broken. you know it's my mom gone and it's just just. it's .

it's just that there's only about twenty five to maybe thirty percent of the people that speak to look at this and i think that i think that's the part that the language itself. is becoming less and less. because the children are learning it and as adults very hard to get at. i grew up with the language around me. like my mom and my uncles and aunties all speaking the language. of the day that they did they didn't teach it to the churches. and. he asked me i know why they didn't teach the children

i didn't i didn't expect it showed interest and the language just they said it was because of the boarding schools they weren't allowed to speak the language and that they in fact are up to it when they spoke the language so. you know for them it was you know when their children to be speaking the language that they would get beaten for. our language cannot be written down they're trying to write it down using just through prove your plan you know for twenty six characters. spread through the i have a decent mind which. so that's where english is the language of the seat fairly easy to learn english that's why business is combusted

in english. because it is a descent from language. to learn years of writing complaint never had might be. hard to invent sometimes. i love from an indian. but it is out live on the hill in a district not in congress we are not afforded equal rights here to jobs to indian health service to the standard chartered to anything here and there's only three

thousand of us cold blood here. for us being a farmer and we're the ones that made the treaty and the united states government made a nation to nation agreement with zero but in faded out make it what half breeds that is why we have to hop a good degree to the federal government can find out when the last bullet into life and went out for good stead no more treat no more blackmail no more ira no more indian health service. my nation the local through the first nation to militarily defeat the united states of america on the field of battle and it ended in eighteen sixty eight. other states of america and byrd just for peace and we gave a true. and there when the sign of true peace based on international law

and so we granted that to them in fact we're already knew there were a shooter can be trusted so we allowed them to write this truly a priest in his own language so he could understand it through still why. he simon truly refers to her groom through everything reserved crowd was far better grown back to washington to simply pass the truly rip the cards on the president stopped in chicago and changed the children and took away all our land in the state that is now in the state in the nebraska. own percent of number. i just went. to the land the scholars. met all their own words their

highest court. ruled they stole. sacred land from us i told them they took trillions of dollars worth of uranium gold to remember as a resource is all that land they stole. our people are. today in powers. while. america. has to settle up. their neck in their promises they made in the treaties decrease our law. according to their system. under their own constitution. article six supreme law of the land. for the. chiefs back there. we take possession of the sacred black males. protect in those critics. they subsequently stole

the black hills when they discovered gold and. they still restate ownership of those. stolen lands but they have to make settlement for and yet. the issue still alive most stolen lives that they got. and. and. were. i think if anyone could have done anything to help us with the black hills truly i

believe it that it would have been russell means he was such an activist and. even though i may not agree totally with what he does yes i believe that his his out the fire and the spirit he has to get. to keep the rights of the indian look at their people and also to make the government honor the treaties and to make on that to you know to hold them to that i don't know of anyone but russell means i could have done that and i could maybe still do it but i know russell means is just not doing well that he's sick and he's old news that he's getting older you know. the spring or the fall.

can. last forever. recruit commentary can. cut my hair. you know where that means someone you love or course. but when you cut your hair in mourning.

well i cut my hair because my people are dying. coincidentally three months another i find out i'm dying. of cancer of the. spread to my lungs and my lymph. and. a few months or more accrued of the darkest of a few months or more and. there's the there's the little. i don't care how religious it's for some reason and is afraid of. even teaches three i'm south but there's a better rule and another science. that really engine can really just know there's another side and we have our

ancestors and all of other lives. we don't try to define it we're not through this and i've always served as long as i've been in the struggle for food and. i'm going to be obstinate and i'm growing up live. to lose there's a lot i'm sure i've seen the demise of the united states of america's government on this one. but now today the american empire has done. its disintegration. it can grow to the other side.

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