The way I see this.  The U.S. has burnt bridges by its' arrogance.  This 
isn't a new U.S. degenerative swinging of egoism.  This is a problem the U.S. 
has gotten itself into for a long time I would say.  Manifest Destiny comes to 
mind for one.  Here's how the world sees the U.S. now as of Bush's speech at 
the United Nations earlier this week:


http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,581502,00.html


     This is the kind of arrogant bullying the U.S. role-models for our youth 
to this day as follows in the U.S. quest to mine in the Black Mesa continues:

     "Seems that Peabody Coal needed to move some Dineh (Navajo) people who 
inconveniently lived where the coal was found.   There was much dissent ion in 
the tribe as some agreed to relocate for recompensation.  Others resisted and 
fought the elders all the way through the courts.  Some died en route.  In 1966 
Congress passed a law that basically stripped the Navajo of the coal-bearing 
land.  But the tribal fights continued."

http://ithink.mining.com/2008/09/30/mccains-black-coal-mining-100-year-navajo-hopi-war/

      Here's a Congressional Bill that tries to do this called S1003 The Navajo 
Hopi Land Settlement Act Amendments of 2005.  From what I've found is the 
Senate passed this, but the House did not.  This would have, again, relocated 
Dineh (Navajo).  So, if you think the old uprooting of the U.S. ways has 
disappeared, nop, this arrogant way of the U.S. is still here bullying.


woods,
SA   



woods,
SA


      
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