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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 blockades government election official from rezNatives build blockade in Quebec to halt federal official from entering reserve July 22, 2010 The demonstrators say they were exercising their democratic right by keeping Ottawa away from their traditional election process. About 50 members of the Barriere Lake community stood with a cluster of 10 parked cars to keep an Indian and Northern Affairs Canada representative off their land. Iroquois Nationals "Stick to their guns" in Passport DisputeIroquois Nationals hold their ground, watching lacrosse world championships from afar BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Percy Abrams stood outside a lacrosse field downtown, an ocean away from his sport's world championships. Abrams is executive director of the Iroquois Nationals, and he was left to dwell on what was won and what was lost by refusing to travel to England on non-Native passports. CSIS, APTN, and Red Power Gong ShowContinuing the fall out from the arson attack on the Royal Bank of Canada in Ottawa, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) recently met up with Harrison Friesen of 'Red Power United' to discuss the attack and the upcoming protests against the G20 summit in Toronto. A camera crew from the Aboriginal People's Television Network (APTN) secretly taped the meeting. In the end, all three came off looking like village idiots. WarriorPublications.com Statement on RBC Arson AttackWarriorPublications.com Statement on RBC Arson Attack May 21, 2010 The May 18, 2010, arson attack on the Royal Bank of Canada in Ottawa was clearly an anti-colonial and anti-capitalist action. It has had a strong impact across the country and invoked the wrath of the state. As both sabotage and propaganda, the attack was highly successful: the bank was almost totally destroyed while the RBC's funding of the genocidal Tar Sands was once again highlighted. Urban Natives Prefer Urban RezMost urban aboriginal people opt to stay in city Conditions Ripe for Aboriginal Uprising, Former Military Officer SaysConditions ripe for major aboriginal uprising, academic says Young first nations people are largely poor, uneducated, prone to crime and live near vulnerable resource areas, ex-Forces officer argues By Barbara Yaffe, Vancouver Sun, March 11, 2010 Canadians and their political leaders are ignoring all the signs of a looming aboriginal insurrection in their midst, warns a prominent military analyst. 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. 
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