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This is now Dr. KarkeyA The calendar says it s time to give thanks The metaphorical crops are in and the allegorical roof is patched so the big bag of rice w ill stay d ry and we II have enough carbohydrates to fu el the long ponderings of w in te r When Europeans firs t landed on this continent they had the good grace to thank the residents for helping them through those first hard years of ignorance We should still be grateful to those indigenous inhabitants of New England and the Virginias for the trust they showed that the new settlers could under stand how and w hy the land would give food and shelter To share and show trust that a stranger has the wisdom to aknowledge the gift of sustenance and its source is in itself a g ift This was a sign of respect which the settlers and their de scendants violated industriously Let us survive that we may show gratitude rather than greed and strength rather than power The civilization most of us know grew on the heels of retreat ing glaciers and s w iftly began com manding food production rather than hunting and gathering No longer subject to natural variations in food supply, populations grew and went to war w ith th e ir neigh bors to command more te rrito ry for crop production allowing fu r ther population grow th It has taken a mere ¡0,000 years for this a c tiv ity to cover the arable land on the planet w ith little change in the crops, some refine ments in the techniques of war, and advances in weaponry (now there s an oxym oron) that poison and threaten our ve ry existence The re lig io u s and p o litic a l su pp ort mechanisms for this behavior filte r into our individual lives w ith vio lence and intolerance tow ard those who do not share one s beliefs skin color, language, or economic per spective Witness the fudam entalist whether Christian or Moslem in his insistence that his version of the law of his God overrides any lesser America Discovers America fe re n t a x ie t ie * affect ed e v e ry th in g in each society b e g in n in g a i d an e n d (.h h e rs th o u g h t in c ir ­ c le * . I n f in it y , n o be U k * l th e In d ia n s H a v e A lw a y s K n o w n In g in n in g , n o e t d Som e believed the y had th e rig h t to m a n ip u la te a id ik x m n a te the 1492. C o lu m b u s m e t th e n a tiv e p c ig d r t i f th is L t d T h e re it a common e n v ir o n m e n t, c r e a tin g vast c it ie s a i d a m a n n g te c h n o lo g ie s M a n y kw t balance b e lie f th a t he c a lle d th e ie p n p k “ In d ia n * because he b e lie ve d he had fo u n d I r d u It a t d cre a te d p ro b le m * tu cb aa o v rr-p o p u la 1» im jx v rra n t to realise, h o w e v e r, th a t at th a t tim e , In d ia was k n o w n a t “ H i n ­ tio n a i d d u s ta n “ an d th e p e o p le o t th a t c o u n try C o lu m b ia was im p re * * e d He w it h th e was w e l­ The neue* U over Capt. Outrageous and Hanoi June go to Canada. And it's over the f*. »I true World Aeries But us Aure us the ruin and snow ol »inter will bring Monday Night Football's meetings und violence to televisions in taverns across America, the spring mil come in Arizona and Florida, and the Cub s will come back to Bill's. , T h e y used th e ir tire n a tu ra l law Som e o f th e tc pe op le kw t ba la n ce a* w e ll, a ttra c te d a id contused by com ed in to th e ir trib a l c o u n c il* and im - th e p retard w ith th e ir un usu al fo rm o f g o v e rn ­ th in k e rs . they k » t (ixicb w ith th e ir o w n m ent w isdom Each m em ber i f th e trib e was a l­ lo w ed to speak, a n d w a t In te rre d to re tp c c d u lly Witness the open hand of Ca tholicism urging large families in O th e r peoples liv e d e x p e rie n c e , c o m m o n tense, o b s e rv a tio n a i d e v e n h u m ility to d iscove r an d liv e by were k n o w n at “ H in d u * " ge ne rosity o f these p e op le [ x f l u r io n w it h in the e n v iro n m e n t v is ib le p o w e r o f th e s t r a ig h t - lin e T oo iftr n Because o f th e ir generaatey and in o u r m u tu a l h is tix y . d if ­ feren ce* have been m et w ith in to le ra n c e , openness w it h in th e tr ib e at w e ll a t w ith m is u id e r s ta id in g a i d abuse F ix fiv e h u n ­ fl.r newcoosera, i iolunbut (who v u • tnes seCUiST m ea nt “ a pe op le in G o d " b a te a i d anger It is tim e fo r tb i* lu n g c iv il power Witness the faces of mer chants and bankers in the stained glass windows of Dutch churches where commerce replaced sp iritu a lity and the increase ol profit re placed the P ro te s ta n ts good works One can see by their effects who is served by religious prac tices that encourage intolerance, poverty, and greed Ayatollah or Evangelical Bishop or Industrialist the pow erful do not share the con cerns of the many Indeed they have more in common w ith each other than w ith their followers The Reagan to Noriega to Ayatollah triple play and our loan kickbacks to Saddam Hussein are but recent ex amples of the exercise of power at the expense of the people We have come a fa ir piece since we lost our a b ility to talk to the animals We have come around the globe and left our mark v irtu ally everywhere, from heavy metals in the oceans depths to trash on the pale surface of the moon We should be immeasurably grateful that we are still alive, and that we. the people, still have the power (if we stop giving it away) to cease doing evil to each other and to our wonderous and thus far fo rg iv ing home this heaven this earth I f we ate tru ly to becom e "e n th o a ," W e h a ve been m e e tin g v io ­ anger w ith v io le n c e , w ar to e t d , th e w o iu x tt to heal th e n we m ust re e s ta b lis h o u r re la tu xssh ip I f we are to liv e to g e th e r in peace, we to life— ALL LIFE W e m u tt m ake peace w ith th e n a tiv e peoples i f t h u la n d N a ­ m u tt le a rn to rcspec t d iffe re n c e s a i d rx x get c a u g h t in fo rc in g a n o th e r to t h in k , feel tiv e peoples u n d e rsta n d th a t each life h a t and ac t at we d o a u n iq u e f u n c tio n k tx iw le d g e a i d lis te n to each o th e r W e are in d iv id u a ls , h o u n d to g e th e r by th e U n iv e rs e , by the c o m m u n ity Each iid iv u lu a l is e n title d to (eel p rid e in them selves. W e m u tt liv e at in d iv id u a ls and le a rn to respect a r d a p ­ p re c ia te d iffe re n c e Each in d iv id u a l ha* a u n iq u e g ift to i f f e r o u r E a rth , by C o m m u n a litie s t i a h at language, e n v iro n m e n t and h e re d ity W e m u tt le a rn to share W e are In d iv id u a ls . K u r d to g e th e r by D iffe r e n c e * are th e th e U n iv e rs e . by th e E a rth , by c o m m u n a li- beauty o f life tie t s u b at h u t ix y , language, e n v iro n m e n t M e n d in g th e W o u n d * a i d h e re d ity N e x t year m arks th e 500 year a n n iv e r ­ Each i f us m ia i d e fin e Rx ourselves o u r role in tire c o m m u n ity a id sary i f w h a t ba* been c a lle d " th e Ih tc o v - w h a t re s p o n s ib ilitie s go w ith e a ch tu le ery o f A m e r ic a “ T ire A m e ric a n In d ia n a Each pe rson m ust leans to r e g e c t an d t o l­ were here to w elciw ne C o lu m h u * a i d we erate d iffe re n t idea* a t d d iffe re n t m e th o d * have a u n iq u e p e rsp e ctive o n t h i* “ d is c o v ­ W h e n we h a ve le arn ed fo v a lu e the er “ d iffe re n t g ift* i f o th e r lifc t t y lc t , we w ill C o lu m b ia began th e masa m ig ra tio n to tin * p a rt i f th e w o rld tru ly he able to cre a te to g e th e r a p lu ra lis tic M a n y p e o p le KJciety. c e le b ra tin g o u r u n iq u e and won d e rfu l h e rita g e from m an y c o n tin e n t* cam e here f i x m a n y r r a n in t Each c u ltu re b ro u g h t u n iq u e way* T h e re it h o p e f i x thoae w h o c a n d is­ iM k u k in g at life a i d u n iq u e stre n g th s a id c o v e r ex red isco ver life , ho m e a i d d i m weaknesses tu rn f i x th e fu tu re R x a ll hu m an s T h is it li t e r a ll y o u r la st c h a n c e I t ’ s tim e fo r In te r a c tio n b e tw e e n these v a itly d if- ' ■ ■“ • —I I w ’ - I •• or * <-W <1 w d i d b ’ • G f f i J*)O A m e ric a to d isco ve r A m e ric a Sv I > I, oy -----------------— James Yellowbank ' »S - I .. . > , ODooodS $ TiOCS coeticriD »o« M achci coeaicrto to« NOVEMBER I Sc ; v. - ) 4 J tx . ft If. ? 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