Sad News and Late Words of Sympathy to the Shoshone tribe in Nevada One of Your Warriors Have Fallen With Honor

Washakie, monument over Washakie's grave at Fort Washakie, Wyoming (Shoshone). - NARA - 533069 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

English: Shoshone group American Indian Mongoloid (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Washakie, Shoshone Chief - NARA - 533065 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I was not aware of the Dunn sisters in Nevada that fought so brave and long against the tribal lands being swallowed by a mining interest.Many Native Americans feel as myself that some things do not have  a price,Land and the Earth are the creators by whatever name or gender you attach.The Earth is something we only borrow for the time we are walking this path to the future.We are supposed to be its caretakers.There were some in the tribe it is said that wanted the money for the land.

I guess they to believe the treaties didn't matter after those who fought for it and suffered were long gone.I wonder why mankind is like that.That which we feel is so important in a given generation is soon forgotten or forsaken by the children and grandchildren.Do values change so much as time rolls into history.

I sincerely hope spirits that have slept so long will soon awaken to lead us all into the light of the future ahead,because we seem blinded by our quest for imaginary things such as wealth.Money only exists when people agree to it's value.If you do not believe that then try this experiment.

Throw away your toys.Your fones,your cable gadgets,your computers,your modern toys include a house,car etc.Now have some one drop you in the middle of somewhere 100miles from civilization.
with a million dollars in a suitcase.  Your knowledge of the imaginary valued world will soon educate you in how valuable that green colored stuff is worth.Please note it is soft and strong....like TP.

u may also find it is somewhat warm if used as a blanket till it rains.

Try it and........lotsa luck.

Huntahaiya wahshesho!

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