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Quote from: "Gary Oak"Chugabooze are entitled to have given to them everything they can imagine and we must bend over backwords for them do everything for them and feel ultimately bad for being such horrible people that we all are [ especially blonde blue eyed peopel ] girls must all date native guys and they are entitled to do absolutely anything they want and if anybody has even the slightest problem with this they should be so ashamed of themselves and they should be shot....just to make the chugabooze happpy

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Quote from: "Gary Oak"Chugabooze are entitled to have given to them everything they can imagine and we must bend over backwords for them do everything for them and feel ultimately bad for being such horrible people that we all are [ especially blonde blue eyed peopel ] girls must all date native guys and they are entitled to do absolutely anything they want and if anybody has even the slightest problem with this they should be so ashamed of themselves and they should be shot....just to make the chugabooze happpy

I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

Quote from: "Fashionista"I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

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Quote from: "Gary Oak"Chugabooze are entitled to have given to them everything they can imagine and we must bend over backwords for them do everything for them and feel ultimately bad for being such horrible people that we all are [ especially blonde blue eyed people ] girls must all date native guys and they are entitled to do absolutely anything they want and if anybody has even the slightest problem with this they should be so ashamed of themselves and they should be shot....just to make the chugabooze happy

I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

   Chugabooze   is plural for   Chugaboo      Chugaboo and chugabooze isn't in the Oxford dictionary......yet

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Quote from: "Fashionista"I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

It's a racial slur against First Nations.

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Quote from: "Fashionista"I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

It's a racial slur against First Nations.

I was afraid of that Romero...seems to be a lot of racial slurs being used today and not just by Gary..



That is definitely against the rules, so I'm thinking about either deleting the slur or the post.

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It's a racial slur against First Nations.

I was afraid of that Romero...seems to be a lot of racial slurs being used today and not just by Gary..



That is definitely against the rules, so I'm thinking about either deleting the slur or the post.

nah.....either relax or change the rules.....no need to go over board..however if you do decide to delete homeros racist posts i will back you up completely........

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I was afraid of that Romero...seems to be a lot of racial slurs being used today and not just by Gary..



That is definitely against the rules, so I'm thinking about either deleting the slur or the post.

nah.....either relax or change the rules.....no need to go over board..however if you do decide to delete homeros racist posts i will back you up completely........

I am calmed down now Obvious Li.

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nah.....either relax or change the rules.....no need to go over board..however if you do decide to delete homeros racist posts i will back you up completely........

I am calmed down now Obvious Li.

i knew if you thought about our cuddle party it would calm you down..... :lol:



hope you had a good xmas......

Quote from: "Fashionista"I was afraid of that Romero...seems to be a lot of racial slurs being used today and not just by Gary..



That is definitely against the rules, so I'm thinking about either deleting the slur or the post.

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Quote from: "Fashionista"I was afraid of that Romero...seems to be a lot of racial slurs being used today and not just by Gary..



That is definitely against the rules, so I'm thinking about either deleting the slur or the post.

It's not technically a racial slur because it's a made-up word, but it's not very nice!



Funny how Gary always complains about others using racial slurs yet has no problem with doing it himself.

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I do not understand what you are trying to say Gary?



What does chugabooze mean?

   Chugabooze   is plural for   Chugaboo      Chugaboo and chugabooze isn't in the Oxford dictionary......yet

   Chugaboo is not a derogatory name for natives and nor is it's plural form chugabooze.  It is a complimentary name refering to natives wonderful work ethic,honesty,integrity ,culture family values, character traits etc...

QuoteFirst Nations Water Troubles Drive Idle No More Action



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MARTEN FALLS, Ont. - Water has consumed the daily routine of Chief Eli Moonias, and it's making him visibly agitated.



His small, fly-in reserve in northern Ontario has had a boil-water advisory for seven long years, and there is no end in sight.



Now he feels the long-term quality of the water that surrounds his reserve may well be at risk, too.



Mining companies have flooded into the James Bay lowlands, into the area now dubbed the Ring of Fire. They've found an enormous expanse of chromite, enough nickel for a mine, and other metals that may hold potential in future years.



The mining holds the promise of thousands of jobs over the next decade, if not longer — as long as the proposals can pass environmental muster and garner the support of the region's First Nations. But chromite also poses significant challenges to the environment that can be difficult to manage.



"We know we're going to get some benefits once they start development. We know that in some ways, we'll be involved as well. The issue is the environment," says Moonias.



He looks at development in the oilsands and hears about the inedible fish and the poisoned Athabaska River. He vows never to let anything like that happen to the Albany and Ogoki rivers that flow through the muskeg and meet at Marten Falls.

   

"It's not only fish, it's the animal kingdom. It's not only us, it's everybody. It's the planet. You can't jump (with) a careless plunge into development. You have to know what you're doing to your future."



It's no surprise that water is constantly on his mind. It's also on the mind of the First Nations protesters who have taken to the streets in cities across Canada and blocked roads over the last few days in the Idle No More effort.



"The protection of water is a sacred obligation to indigenous people. Without clean water, life will cease to exist. Our obligation to protect water is an overall respect for life itself," said Chief Isadore Day of the Serpent River First Nation, near Elliot Lake, in an email as he wrapped up a weekend protest that briefly shut down the Trans-Canada Highway.



Protection of water is a large part of what has driven his people into the streets, Day said. Ottawa's latest omnibus bill changes the Navigable Waters Act to remove federal oversight from all but a few of Canada's lakes and rivers — without consulting the people whose health and livelihoods depend on them.



"This is why our people are opposed to the omnibus bill; it blatantly disregards water," Day said.



Every indigenous community in the world has protocols that impose a responsibility to protect water, he added.



In remote Marten Falls, it's the concern about what will happen to the water that stands between Moonias and full-out support for mining activity.



"We don't want to shoot ourselves in the foot," he says.



Chromite mining is new to Canada. Proposals by Cliffs Natural Resources would see open-pit mining as well as underground operations over the next 30 to 40 years. Environmentalists fear contamination of the nearby waterways as well as toxic residues and disruption of wildlife, including endangered species, but Cliffs says it can keep a tight lid on any damage.



And then there's the need for a transportation corridor to ship the ore off to the Sudbury area for processing. Environmentalists are worried a proposed 350-kilometre road through the pristine boreal forest and over several major waterways will bring pollution and wildlife disruption.



Both the mines and the corridor need to pass provincial and federal environmental assessments in order to get the green light. Several First Nations are fighting the process in court, asking for public hearings and a regional examination of the cumulative effects of current and future projects.



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