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View From The Hogan #12    

Plants begin to grow (April 2000)

Notes from Big Mountain

     I have an alarm clock. Its called the Peabody Mine Plane. Most days it flies by a little before sunrise, so if I am still in bed when I hear it I know I'm running late. Its not a little 2-seater, but large enough to have cargo doors in the rear. A couple of years ago it took to
"buzzing" the Altar way below the legal altitude. Twice it was so low it caused the flock to scatter to the four directions. Maybe the pilot had recently watched Top Gun, or maybe the bosses told him how much fun it is to frighten old ladies. So, why does Peabody need a plane? Well, it takes a full 3 hours to drive from the office in Flagstaff out to the mine on Black Mesa, and, as we all know, time is money, so those poor old executives have to fly themselves and the mail out there. The thing that strikes me each time it flies by is just how much it must cost to operate. Keeping an airport at the mine going, a facility at Flagstaff
airport, the wages for the pilots and mechanics etc and the fuel costs. A damn sight more than is made by ALL the people on the land that the plane flies over I suspect

     And to continue on the theme of the Absurd, I want to talk about cows. (Appearances to the contrary, this is not a Cowboy versus Sheepman scenario, so popular in the old western movies)
     A lot of people don't like cows.
     Considering the damage they have done to western lands, that's not surprising.
     One of the Grandmas here refers to them as " four-legged vacuum cleaners." I remember way back when THE RAINFOREST replaced the whale as the Poster Child of the mainstream environmental movement. Seems like huge acreage of virgin forest was being cut down daily to provide grazing land for cows to feed the American burger franchises. Admittedly there were some huge bucks behind the campaign, but millions of Americans "voted with their pocket books" and applied pressure to the burger chains and
caused some minor changes in the corporations habits. (Having a tendency to cynicism on occasion, I suspect the changes were primarily cosmetic).
Seems like people thought the diversity of the forest habitat was more important than the sacred cow. A couple of years ago I was listening to a radio interview with a Native American woman who had an organization that helped indigenous peoples with economic start-ups. She went on to explain that they had now moved into the international arena with a project in Botswana. Apparently the Bushmen of the Kalahari were being moved off their land to make way for...... cows. Once again, American support was mobilized to stop this travesty. (though I believe the Bushmen are still being moved off)
     So what's this got to do with Big Mountain? Well, there used to be over ten thousand virtually self-sufficient people living here. Mostly living in a good way without needing to plug into the cash economy too much.
They've been moved off. And what has replaced them? Cows. A damn sight fewer than ten thousand of them. These cows are owned by a very small group of individuals. These individuals and their friends ARE the Hopi Tribal Council. The parallel to Public Lands ranching in the western U.S. is obvious. A small group of individuals get to engage in uneconomic profit making because the US taxpayers, and in the case here the Hopi people AND the US taxpayers, are footing the bill. And the land and the people suffer.

     The second of the "Exclusion" trials has taken place. Still no word on the result of the first one, though Hopi people say there is no way of getting a fair hearing from the HTC. They should know. What is obvious is that the HTC is selectively applying this law against supporters of the resisters. If they were to apply the law to everyone then their courts would be full.

     On a totally unrelated subject, A Hopi Tribal judge just got busted in Flagstaff for DUI.

     A delegation of resistors are in Geneva (that's Geneva, Switzerland, not Geneva, Wisconsin) testifying before the U.N. It's worth remembering that back when the U.N. was setting up the process to include the worlds indigenous people in its apparatus, that President Bush threatened to pull the plug unless the U.N backed off from the relocation issue here.
After Geneva, the resisters are going to a town in Germany where a Coal Company is planning on relocating some people to make way for a mine.
Lets hope the delegation of resistors gets there before the HTC parachutes in a crack SWAT team of propagandists to teach the Coal Company how to manufacture a land dispute.

     People here have been receiving a new round of impoundment notices.
     I guess the good guys at the Hopi BIA figure there is no-one watching here any more so its back to the usual daily grind of harassment.

     Now might be a good time to once again offer to you a variety of ways you can help with the situation here on the Altar. First thing is,... educate yourself about what is and has been happening. Watching a video and reading a few emails is not enough. Research, cross-check, verify,... dig and learn for yourselves what is going on. Draw your own conclusion.... anything you learn for yourself has more power than simply repeating what has been told you. As you learn it should become more obvious in what ways you want to help. Secondly, talk to people about what is going on,... friends, family, colleagues, and especially media contacts... it can only help all of us the more people who are aware of what is actually going on. Third, write to the Clowns.... tell em what you think and feel,... ask em what they think they are doing. I can send a list of addresses and suitable topics if you want. Fourth, on land support,.... material and physical. There are a few material things that can help the people here live as they should. Bodies are needed to herd sheep and act as witnesses, drivers etc. Finally, Pray. Whatever your spiritual persuasion.

     Back in the real world, Spring has sprung (as the saying goes).   Spring is in the air (as the song goes). Many friends writing recently have commented on the arrival of spring in their neck of the woods. It seems like no matter how insulated from the non-human world we get, whether by TV, artificial light, concrete and steel, or supermarket food, the rhythms and cycles of life tug at our cells and stir something deep inside. For those , like the people on the Altar, who lack no awareness of our dependence on the land, Spring means one thing. The gift of Life.
     The grass has started to grow again. First one species, then a week later another, then another. The bright green against the red/pink/salmon/ochre/white/grey ground paints a pretty picture indeed.
The wild carrots now are topped with delicate purple and white rosettes.
I even saw the first scarlet bud of "Indian Paintbrush" poking up.
Somehow, the hummingbirds down in Mexico know this and are starting their journey back here. The peach trees are blossoming, and two other species of flowers are about. Just below the surface of the ground, the melted snow and rain sits and waits for the corn to be planted in a moon or so. The sheep are happy to be getting fresh green...  as will I be in a couple of weeks when the first produce from the garden comes in.

     I'd like to introduce you to some of the individuals I spend my days with. Great great great Grandma is very old. I remember overhearing a young girl at a swimming pool ask her mom, when an old lady came out of the changing room, "mommy, why doesn't that ladies skin fit?". That's great great great grandma.... all skin and bone. For the past year she has always come along in the rear of the flock. She refuses to hurry (an admirable trait), and arrives at the corral after everyone else. For the past couple of weeks she has decided to march to the beat of a different drummer than the flock and makes no attempt to keep up with them. She comes and goes as she pleases.
     At the other end of the age spectrum is Baby. For some reason Baby's mom had no milk, and none of the other mommas. had any to spare, so I have been bottle-feeding Baby. Problem is, instead of following the other sheep she just hangs around me, and whenever her belly is anything less than empty will bleat incessantly if she can see me.
     Then there are a pair of twin sisters. If it were not disrespectful to name the animals, I might call them Dumb and Dumber. They are real pretty, with black, white and brown coats, and they sure like to eat. So much so that they don't bother watching the rest of the flock wander off,... after 10 minutes or so they will look up, and not seeing anyone, will wander around making noises like a car horn with a dying battery. I constantly have to keep back-tracking to find them.

     Soon be time to plant corn, so I went down to check out the cornfield recently, and was horrified to discover a family of moles have moved in. Simplest thing would be to spend a day or two sitting outside their homes entrance with a gun or club, problem solved, quick and easy. But that would be cruel. So I have decided to instigate a "Voluntary Relocation" program. Already I have written a legal document (in English and Navajo and Hopi) explaining their illegal trespassing, and the necessity of them to move elsewhere, and left it in their doorway. So far they have decided not to reply or comply. The next step will be to
hammer a couple of metal fence posts into the ground near their burrows, and repeatedly throughout the day bang furiously on the posts with a hammer. If that doesn't work I will stomp on all new construction and repair of their homes. Then I can pour water down the burrows. If they still haven't left I resort to the Ultimate Secret Weapon..... I'll slap an "exclusion order" on them.

     Been reading a lot on American foreign policy,... not just towards the Red Nations of Turtle Island, but world-wide. It is absolutely clear, that in most, if not all, cases that  the U.S. has started a War, "police action", or invasion of other countries (and there have been many dozens just since W.W.II), the American public has been lied to about the events leading up to these invasions... while promulgating a high moral stance, the U.S. has militarily intervened in the democratic processes of other countries to further or ensure its own control of the resources necessary to keep the profits flowing to the rich, and to keep the American populace sedated with cheap consumer items. After the event, the truth becomes known, but by then its too late. Question is, how can the American people continue to accept the blatant lies of its government when the facts contradict them... again and again? Theodore Roszak puts it this way "Like all imperial powers, we fill the silence that follows our conquest with assumptions of historical necessity. Whatever holds out against us - we regard as so much cultural debris."
This same colonialist policy has continued, and is evident right here on the Mesa..... .... The Indian Wars didn't end when Kevin Costner road off the screen in Dances with Wolves..... they continued unabated,.. camouflaged sometimes, but largely invisible to the majority of U.S. citizens. Maybe this is why there is so much support from outside the U.S. for the resistance here.... from outside the dominant culture, history is different...... instead of starting when Columbus invaded Turtle island, the land has a history that goes back to the beginning of time,... this history continues alongside that which is taught in
schools...

     An update on my companions that I wrote about earlier. Great Great Great Grandma hasn't been by for a few days now. I suspect I shall find her bones bleaching in the sun sometime soon. I suspect also that she died with the same dignity that she lived with. As for Baby and the lambs-formerly-known-as Dumb-and-Dumber,.... early this morning the flock busted out of the corral. (I know which individual is responsible for this jailbreak), and by the time we found them they were a half mile from home..... rounded em up and put them back in the corral, but Baby and D&D were nowhere to be found. Searched for them all day, and as they weren't found by sunset I figured they were coyote bait. A couple of hours after sunset I heard a plaintiff bleating a couple of hundred yards out,..... taking a flashlight I followed the sound to its source, and there was Baby and D&D,.... all with fat bellies. I guess Baby has now learned to hang with the other sheep, and D&D are smart enough to find their own way home. Not that I doubted it for a second.

     I hear that something called "Earth Day" is coming up soon. I'm sure most of you already know, but here in Indian Country, EVERY day is Earth Day.
(Every day is Thanksgiving too.)

     With the blinding speed of the Information Superfootpath, View From The
Hogan has gone visual with the addition of photos. I don't want to clog up y'alls email boxes, so I will maintain a second subscription list for those wishing to get the photos. They will be in JPG format, and not too large. So, drop me a line if you want to get them. This first set are:
     VFH12pix1..... Seemingly unaware that they are undocumented trespassers, the flock ponders the eternal paradox... no matter how much they keep eating, the grass keeps growing. (photo credit: BoPeep)
     VFH12pix2 .... After crossing through the Fence, the Prayer Walk approaches the final ascent onto Black Mesa. Or, if you're a fan of the HTC "aggressive and racist outside agitators invade Hopi land". (photo credit: BoPeep)
     VFH12pix3 ...The Prayer Walk is moments away from reaching the top of Black Mesa. (photo credit: BoPeep)
     VFH12pix4 ... Long-time resister and matriarch Roberta Blackgoat. (photo credit unknown)

     Walking past a newsstand a while back, I noticed a headline "Los Angeles running out of electricity."(Or maybe it was Phoenix) Oh dear. what will they do about that? Seems like they have 2 choices. Build more coal-fired power plants (now where could they be thinking of finding the coal do you think????), or build some new nuclear power plants ( it is , after all, a "clean" energy source!!!!). A third option of using renewable energy sources like wind or solar has dropped out of favor in McU.S.A.
     There is a fourth option. The inhabitants of LaLaLand (or Phoenix) could DECREASE their energy consumption. But that's an absurd idea, as that would imply that as "mere" individuals we were capable of effecting change. Much simpler to feel powerless victims of the Mega Corps. Then go out and buy more stuff.


     But then, what the hell do I know, I'm just a sheepherder

         Thank you for giving me your time by reading this

         Your prayers, support, & correspondence are invited

         "I look for what needs to be done. After all, that's how the universe invents itself"

         For all my relations

         BoPeep
         (reachable via unclejake74@hotmail.com)


P.S. To all those who have written to me, please be aware that my highest priorities are the flock, the garden, and the Grandmas, email is not, therefore it may take as long as a half  moon between when you write, and when you hear back from me. Around here the information superhighway is sometimes no faster than the Pony Express. Please be patient, you will hear from me.

If you have received this update as a forward, but want to sure of getting them in the future, please let me know and I will add you to the list. Also if there are any  "back issues" you don't have, again, let me know.

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The Kangaroo Court over at Wayne's World has ruled for Arlene Hamilton's exclusion. I will have more on this in the next VFH, but for now I pass on a statement by Arlene herself.

For all my relations

BoPeep

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A note to the reader:

    I am going on the Internet for the first time with a direct statement to the global public for ONE REASON:
    To communicate with all my relatives who know and love Big Mountain and all that the Dine & Hopi Traditionals stand for - the Highest Good for all living things.
    My humble thanks and honor to the Sundancers whose prayers and suffering all these years still keeps the sacred land, the traditional people and the language, ancient culture, and ceremonial life intact. Thank you to the
Sundance leaders.

The people united will never be defeated.

All my love, respect, prayers.

Arlene Hamilton

FREE LEONARD PELTIER NOW


This is a personal statement directly from Arlene Hamilton, president of Weaving For Freedom, in response to the ruling of exclusion by the Hopi Tribal Council.

April 22, 2000

    To all my brothers and sisters throughout America and across the great waters who have prayed for and cared about the traditional Dine and Hopi people who continue to resist mining of their ancestral land, I greet you, I send all of my love and thanks to you.
    Like the Dine grandmothers who are caretakers of the sacred Altar of Big Mountain, you too are protectors of this land. I know that many of you have sacrificed and worked and given of yourself throughout the years to protect the Dine people and Big Mountain. I send prayers to you from my heart.
You are all very important to this monumental struggle. I know that many of you know the history of Big Mountain and that the issues are very complex and the media distorts the truth. I trust all of you have your "sifters" out when you read the newspapers etc and sift through what the U.S Govt. and Peabody Coal Co. propaganda to understand the truth.
    Two days ago, upon returning from Geneva, Switzerland ( I traveled with Louise Benally to the U.N to present Item 11: Religious Intolerance to the Human Rights Commission) When I came back I went to Los Angeles for 24
hours. I went to meet with Woody Harrelsons assistant, while I was in his office I received a call from my lawyer telling me that the Hopi Tribal Chairman ruled for the EXCLUSION ORDER on me. Yes, I cried, I felt terribly sad and devastated to hear that they actually ruled exclusion. I immediately called Tony Serra's office to file an appeal to the Hopi Chairman. Many of the Dine Elders cried with me in their arms BEFORE the exclusion order came out because of the sadness that it has gone this far. After I met with Woody's assistant, I then met with John Paul Dejoria briefly. I spoke of the concern for religious freedom rights out here especially this year in regard to
Anne Mae Sundance. For the first time in 17 years I have GREAT CONCERN for the SAFETY of the Dine people and all nations that will come to pray here in July.
    I then came back to Tuba City. When I got there I was faced with numerous newspaper articles about my case. One of them said "I was on trial for my 17 years of relief work for the Dine people residing on HPL". Many articles put out by the Hopi Tribal Council said I have "violated Hopi laws for years".
This is news to me. I have never been convicted of a crime on Hopi land. And since when is it a crime to feed Dine and Hopi people. At the Witness Camp all we did was plant cornfields for the Dine elders, shear sheep, repair fences, haul water, chop wood, cook, and learn weaving, carding, spinning and various traditional plant dyes for the wool. Where in America is this breaking the law? And many Hopi people have told me that the Hopi Tribal Council represents the U.S. Govt., not Hopi traditional sacred laws.
    Also 11 out of 12 Hopi witnesses testified on my behalf, saying not a blade of grass was harmed by the temporary Tipis I put up and removed after 8 weeks. The Hopi Rangers/Monitors stated I was always kind, respectful and fully co-operative with them when they came to the camp armed 15 times. They even stated I "fed them on several occasions". Finally all of them stated that they NEVER told me to leave or take anything down in the 8 weeks I was there.
    My lawyer called it "entrapment" to prepare for my exclusion because I had verbal permission from the Director of Hopi Lands to put the tipis up.
Even the Hopi Rangers stated that it was 110 to 115 degree weather and high winds and that I put up the tipis to protect elders and children's health during the educational classes, which also included Dine language and Dine geology and history.
    I have never committed any crimes, I worked to prevent violence out here for 17 years. No-one can imagine what Sarah Katenay and I went through to keep the Sundance Arbor up at Survival Camp for 14 years. In 1992 we
finally had to build a fence and locked gate to keep BIA trucks from entering as the BIA tried every year to take down the Arbor. We prevented violence for years out here CONSTANTLY in peaceful negotiations with Federal, Tribal, and Corporate officials. Even Robert Carolin, former BIA Superintendent, stated that "there will be no violence if Arlene Hamilton is there, she won't allow it." Elders have had me escort people who had weapons off the land on several occasions. No weapons, no violence is ever permitted out here.
    At the Witness Camp last summer Hopi Rangers and Monitors came and took latitude and longitude with GPS computers at the Tipi door.  3 hours later Apache helicopters swarmed the camp at tree top level for days. I thought I  was in a movie. Then, when Bonnie Whitesinger, myself, and Swaneagle went to get help one night we were followed by one helicopter next to us and 6 more helicopters over our vehicle for more than 20 minutes. They were silent and they were scary. At the Witness Camp, when the helicopters came, the writer from Mother Jones magazine said "Arlene, I wouldn't believe this if I didn't see it for myself. But when he checked with the Airforce to find out who ordered the helicopters, no-one knew anything about these overflights.
Strange isn't it?
    Meanwhile the Elders and college students were planting corn while overflights in planes flying low over the fields were talking with Rangers in the trucks below. This is an example of harassment and religious intolerance.
Corn planting is sacred and ceremonial and the way the people plant corn has been instructed by the Holy Ones and Great Spirit. The college students could not believe that the Elders have to live and work under these conditions.
    I continued to feed 50 Elders and kids a day for 8 weeks at the Witness Camp. Many people helped us do the Witness Camp. We had no idea that the Hopi Tribe would consider the sacred Tipis "illegal structures" - this is the basis of my exclusion, as well as "unlawful assembly". What kind of a threat is Elderly weavers spinning and carding wool in a Tipi?
    The truth is that I do not blame Hopi Tribe or Hopi men or women, I blame Peabody Coal Co. executives Irl Inglehart and Howard Carson for these continuos inhumane activities. I feel sorry for Eugene Kaye that he is
being used this far for making way for Peabody Coal Co., now owned by Lehman Bros. Investment Corp.
    The teachers of America need to be aware and begin to speak up and organize to protect these Native American people that live on top of the 100 billion dollars worth of coal that Peabody is so greedy and hungry for,
because American teachers pension funds are held in Lehman Bros. Investment Corp.
    Even Hopi Tribal employees have told me that these Dine Elders could be the Hopi grandchildren's best advocates because they are standing up to protect sacred land and the sacred altar of Mother Earth
    After 17 years out here it is clear to me that the Hopi and Dine people care for each other and are not able to have freedom of speech about their
traditional lives together and concern for each other.
    The main issue now is that I can't  let this exclusion order upset these elders more than they already are, when I came back so many elders cried in my arms about this. We are family now, I have met with these Dine
weavers in resistance, four generations for 17 years and followed all of their guidance and direction. I have been accountable for sending over one million dollars to these weavers in the past 15 years with the gracious help of hundreds of concerned brothers and sisters throughout America.
    Weaving For Freedom (as the Elders named it) is a weaving collective of both signers and non-signers who have met together every 2-3 months for 17 years as a collective making all the decision. These weavers have been nominated the Greatest Cultural Design Artists in the world by people in Geneva, Switzerland. The weaving collective was established in 1983
    All of the Elder weavers, and the younger generations, are committed to getting the areas of Red Willow Springs, Cactus Valley, Thin Rock Mesa, Blue Canyon, Mosquito Springs, Red Lake, and Big Mountain preserved as a National Historic Cultural Preservation Site.
    The Hopi Tribal Council members have told me if we can get it "brought to the table" that they would vote "yes" on it. But they are getting paid to make way for mining and they cannot get it brought up or they will lose
their jobs.
    I understand that the people need to work to feed their children. When I go in the Hopi offices everyone is kind and nice to me. There are no enemy lines. I have respect for the people. I just hope and pray that some of
them will speak up and say ":this is wrong what is happening to the Dine people". It was humanitarians in the Hopi tribe that finally opened six water wells for the Dine families in isolated areas. The men that are humanitarians in the Hopi Tribe, like Arnold Taylor, Emmett Navakaku, Clayton honeyumptewa, Sgt. Vicente, and Ranger Clifford Nodman Jr., should speak up more and be listened to as they defend human rights and religious freedom rights for the people. It is time.
    I thought Eugene Kaye (Hopi Chief of staff) looked on me as a daughter by how many times he sent Rangers to check on me. And all the money they spent on gas I could have fed more Elderlies and children. I still believe
that somewhere in his heart and soul that Eugene Kaye does respect my work with the Dine people and my endurance under these conditions out here all these years, but the Peabody pressure is too much.
    To all of you who read this, under the Exclusion order I can no longer live with Roberta Blackgoat, who raised me for 17 years. She is 83 years old and she is extremely kind and a very spiritual woman. For 2 years I am
not allowed to come to the resistors homes, but says the ruling "because of all my good work" I will be allowed after 2 years, with permission and special conditions.
    So now I will meet with the Dine weavers on the NPL side of the fence. We will continue to work together to bring these sacred weavings that reflect the Dine weavers religious ties to the land to the American Public.
    Please set up Rug Shows in your areas and contact us for more info through weavingfree@hotmail.com.
    I would also ask that all of you write letters to the Hopi Chairman Wayne Taylor, PO Box 123, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039, asking for  NO EXCLUSION ORDERS and requesting to preserve this ancient area as a National Historic Cultural Preservation Site.
    Everyone should know that Peabody Coal Co. and their executives Irl Inglehart and Howard Carson have never restored the areas around Kayenta or Black Mesa mines. They continue to disturb sacred burial sites even
though the Elders have been clear - "NO MORE REBURIALS", and nothing grows around the mines. We cannot allow them to rape the Mother earth anymore. They mine and then leave it trashed, depleted, and poisoned. And they want to get to this coal, water, and uranium, they are like hungry animals, frothing at the mouth trying to push everyone out of  the way so they can mine here. I was offered $200,000 by Howard Carson asking me not to bring the Dine Elders to London to meet with Hanson Corp. I refused the offer and said all we will settle for is protection of land, culture, and endangered people. Even Eugene Kaye said "you must really be committed to these elders" in response to me refusing that offer.
    In conclusion, they (Peabody and U.S. Govt.) think if they get me out of the way, and others, then they will be able to mine here. I trust that ALL OF AMERICA will hear the Earth crying out to us and not let this sacred
Altar here at Big Mountain be disturbed. It must be protected for the whole human family.
    Already, many people from around the world are mobilizing to make Lehman Bros. Investments firm be accountable for Human Rights and Religious Freedom Rights. Please join us in this mobilization. If you are a strong person, come and plant corn with the Elders this May, and go to the Hopi Tribe to get permits first. Lets see if the office will issue permits to help the people out here. I applied 3 times for permits for the Witness Camp and they kept telling me IT WAS COMING; it wasn't until the fifth week of the Camp that I was finally told by Eugene Kaye that my permit was denied. I pleaded with Eugene Kaye not to make me a "criminal" for helping the Elders and the children all these years, I cried with him,... he just looked at me.
    I hope and pray one morning he will wake up and decide that all the $'s or hotels in Palm Springs are not worth the suffering that Peabody Coal Co. has caused, including the destruction of the ozone layer by burning fossil fuel creating global warming and extreme weather conditions. I hope and pray he will wake up one morning and say lets change to alternative energy, and let the Elders and future generations, Dine and Hopi, live in peace. And that he will no longer participate in the lies, propaganda and destructive activity of Peabody Coal Co.
    Yes, I still have faith and I am so proud of the Dine Elders courage to carry on their prayers and ceremonial life and love of the earth and all of humanity.
    Again, all of you are so very important to us, have faith, pray more, be united in solidarity with us.
    I will never give up
    I love you all

Arlene Hamilton


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