Chief Spence exclusive interview CBC December 18, 2012
In an interview with the CBC’s Chris Rands, Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence talks about her hunger strike and why she wants to meet with the prime minister. The bottom line for Chief Spence is the treaty relationship that First Nations people have with the Crown, and she will not stop until she meets with the PM and representatives of the Crown Comments disabled due to continued and persistent racism and intolerance being expressed. YouTube has limited follow up news stories being added to the description as well. Check out idlenomore.com Cross Country Checkup Jan.13/13 – these last 2 calls capture the wisdom, spirit & vision of Idle No More soundcloud.com CBC The National reports on meeting & Idle No More January 11, 2013 youtu.be Idle No More: What do we want and where are we headed? – January 4, 2013 (includes videos) rabble.ca Spence to join Harper meeting – January 4, 2013 (video) www.cbc.ca Why Theresa Spence’s struggle matters – January 3, 2013 tinyurl.com Inside Story Americas – Canada’s indigenous movement gains momentum – Jan.2/13 www.youtube.com Iroquois Confederacy says Harper government seeking to ‘destroy our collective sovereignty’ – Jan.2/13 aptn.ca Kanehsatake 270 Years of Resistance 1993 National Film Board of Canada www.nfb.ca Idle No More starts new era – December 28, 2012 www.thestarphoenix.com From 2011: Justice for Aboriginal Peoples — It’s time youtu.be What’s at stake for First Nations communities involved in the Idle No More movement …

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