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Why didn’t the abuse and genocide of the Navajo by John McCain ever get mentioned in the campaigns?
This site is from the Navajo themselves and shows video testimony of their elders. http://www.cain2008.org/
I found this at Library of congress supporting it to be true.
http://thomas.loc.gov/beta/res.jsp?searchBSS=true&searchCR=true&searchCmte=true&searchPN=true&searchTre=true&searchOtr=false&swr=true&pageurl=res.jsp&queryText=dineh&Search=GO&searchPrevious=true
To those of you who say it didn’t happen in 1994. Check the facts for yourself or shut up.
Are you really expecting our media, much less our government, to be forthright about our interactions and dealings with Native Americans?
I do enjoy the “liberal bias” claims though, those are good for a chuckle. If people stopped and realized that we all have a bias, it makes it easier to accept individual bias within the media.
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