I have just returned from a four day National Human Rights Convention. It was good, I learned a lot. One of the things I think I learned, is that in truth, Human Rights, aren't Rights, at least not how I understood them. Human Rights, are Rights reserved for a privileged people that believe they own this world. For the rest of us, Human Rights are something we have to fight for, which, then makes it not a Right. Isn't a Right something that just is, something we don't have to fight for and defend with our blood, with our generations?
Is Gitmo, the US's definition of Human Rights in Action? Are fights, and bloodshed on unceded lands of the Six Nations, Oka, Bear Mountain, Pine Ridge, a fight to defend family and land, that doesn't sound like a Right.
The fact that Canada voted AGAINST the UN Declaration of Indigenous Peoples' Rights, I think it says a lot about who Harper believes deserves this "Human Rights"
Monday, November 27, 2006
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
A picture is worth a thousand words
I know I haven't been much with the posts of late. I have put of photo's instead, and I find they still reflect what I am up to, what I'm thinking of lately. I will write more, once I return from the Human Rights Convention.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Friday, November 17, 2006
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