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WARRIOR PUBLICATIONSPurpose: to Promote Indigenous Warrior Culture, Fighting Spirit, and Resistance Movement. Warrior Publications is produced in the occupied territories of 'british columbia', 'canada'. Barriere Lake Algonquin a 'Political Prisoner'Blockade leader says he's a 'political prisoner' JOE FRIESEN Speaking from a jail cell, deposed native leader Benjamin Nottaway says he is a political prisoner, targeted for his outspoken opposition to the governments of Canada and Quebec. He is the latest casualty of a power struggle that has included allegations of a political coup, fire bombings and several interventions by riot police. 2 Year Moratorium on Destruction of Sacred Headwaters2-year moratorium called in the Sacred Headwaters A two-year moratorium on coalbed methane drilling in the Sacred Headwaters region of northwestern British Columbia was declared last week by the Provincial government. Court Upholds Release of KI Algonquins Protesting Uranium Mine in OntarioTurtle Island Native Network, December 8, 2008 It is a big victory for civil rights in Canada, according to the Ardoch Algonquin. The Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision that released First Nations leaders and activists,who had protested against mining in their traditional territory. CSIS Attempts to Recruit Spies in KahnawakeCSIS turning to natives in search of information JOE FRIESEN, Globe and Mail, November 29, 2008 Canadian spies are trying to recruit informants on a Quebec Mohawk reserve, telling their targets they're probing the national security threat posed by radical native groups and gathering intelligence on the murky, lucrative trade in contraband tobacco and online gambling. Over the past 18 months, CSIS agents have approached several people with ties to the Kahnawá:ke Mohawk reserve south of Montreal and invited them to clandestine meetings. Che Guevara, Cuba, and Guerrilla WarfareChe Guevara, Cuba, and Guerrilla Warfare Introduction Colombia: Indigenous March in Capital CityColombia Report, Indigenous protesters took their weeks-long protest to Colombia's political center, the Plaza Bolivar in Bogotá. Some 10,000 native Colombians gathered on Bogotá's largest square for nearly four hours Friday. SQ Riot Police Arrest 5 Algonquins at Barriere LakeSQ riot squad arrest 5 Algonquins, including Acting Chief Benjami Nov 19, 2008 Kitiganik/Rapid Lake, Algonquin Territory / - SQ officers and a Riot Squad arrested five Barriere Lake Algonquins, including a targeted arrest of Acting Chief Benjamin Nottaway, after forcing community members off highway 117, during their fourth in a series of blockades over a period of seven hours. Algonquins of Barriere Lake Again Blockade Highway, Face Riot PoliceOne arrested as Algonquins mount protest on Que. highway CANADIAN PRESS/24 Hours, Nov 18, 2008 GRAND-REMOUS, Que. — Algonquin activists say police have dismantled three blockades they erected on a western Quebec highway in what they described as a protest to get governments to respect treaty agreements. A spokesman for the Barriere Lake community says that after protesters set up a blockade around 7 a.m. they were quickly confronted by as many as 50 provincial police officers toting pepper spray. Tyendinaga Police Issue Warrants and Begin ArrestsBelleville Intelligencer Tyendinaga Mohawk police have issued a score of criminal charges on more Eleven adults and two young people have been issued charges in relation to Police released the news Thursday, saying at the time that three arrest |