http://throughnativeamericaneyes.com/a-good-man-is-going-to-die-tomorrow/ A Native American's Perspective on Contemporary Political & Social Issues Thu, 29 Dec 2011 07:07:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://throughnativeamericaneyes.com/a-good-man-is-going-to-die-tomorrow/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Emilio Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:17:53 +0000 http://throughnativeamericaneyes.com/?p=44#comment-21 Good show cuss. Altruism is what changed me, I became altruistic sometime in the early 70's when I turned my life around and I started to interpret the many dreams, visions and mental communications I have received during my life time. Some of these dreams are already in print, in preparation for a possible book. I find my life of poverty very enlightening, living in the San Joaquin Valley picking cotton plowing fields in preparation for planting and any other chore that needed to be done I did. If we didn't work we didn't eat, at the age of 12 I got my SSI card. At first we chopped cotton, then we weeded it and weeded it again. We worked in these fields when the temperature was 115-120 degrees, in those years there were no toilets in the fields. If we had no coverage to do number 2, a family member would provide cover if there was no cover we just ignored everybody else. Since unionization toilets, cold water and any need is now mandatory provisions by the farmer. Larry you and me and many of us are a witness to progress. Slow it might be but nevertheless its happening. Good show cuss. Altruism is what changed me, I became altruistic sometime in the early 70′s when I turned my life around and I started to interpret the many dreams, visions and mental communications I have received during my life time. Some of these dreams are already in print, in preparation for a possible book. I find my life of poverty very enlightening, living in the San Joaquin Valley picking cotton plowing fields in preparation for planting and any other chore that needed to be done I did. If we didn’t work we didn’t eat, at the age of 12 I got my SSI card. At first we chopped cotton, then we weeded it and weeded it again. We worked in these fields when the temperature was 115-120 degrees, in those years there were no toilets in the fields. If we had no coverage to do number 2, a family member would provide cover if there was no cover we just ignored everybody else. Since unionization toilets, cold water and any need is now mandatory provisions by the farmer. Larry you and me and many of us are a witness to progress. Slow it might be but nevertheless its happening.

]]> http://throughnativeamericaneyes.com/a-good-man-is-going-to-die-tomorrow/comment-page-1/#comment-12 standsalonewolf Sun, 02 May 2010 15:55:07 +0000 http://throughnativeamericaneyes.com/?p=44#comment-12 may you continue helping others if someone needs help that badly then money should not matter to you or anyone else.. you do good work don't ever stop many prayers to everyone may you continue helping others
if someone needs help that badly then money should not matter to you or anyone else..
you do good work don’t ever stop
many prayers to everyone

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