Thread: Million Man March speaker chants ‘Down, down USA’

Million Man March speaker chants ‘Down, down USA’



By Kellan Howell - The Washington Times - Saturday, October 10, 2015

A female Native American speaker led a crowd in a chant of “down, down USA” at the Million Man March in Washington, D.C., on Saturday.

In her speech, the woman claimed that former Libyan dictator Muammar “Gaddafi is still alive” and called on President Obama to pardon Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist who was convicted of murdering two FBI officers in 1975.

A video clip of the speech posted by C-SPAN shows the woman likening Native American reservations to concentration camps.

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“They have a whole race of indigenous people on reservations, concentration camps. They’re out there killing the indigenous people spiritually,” she said before beginning her chant of “down, down USA.”

At one point the woman held up what appeared to be a flag of the Black Panther group.


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The woman made her remarks following a speech from Chief Ernie Longwalker of the Red Wind Nation, who was unhappy about his speech being cut short.

“They’re telling me to stop,” he said. “We’ve given you 500 years. You only give us about five minutes.”

The speeches were made at the “Justice or Else!” rally. Thousands of black people and other minorities flooded the nation’s capital for the 20th anniversary of the first Million Man March.

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I don't blame them. Things are terrible in our country and if we think it's bad for most of US, then just imagine how much worse it is for American minorities, Native Americans and Black Americans, especially. It's absolutely terrible what is going on, and it needs to stop, right here, right now. We need to run every single one of these illegal aliens out of the country and devote the time, attention, jobs and opportunities to disenfranchised Americans. Candidates like Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are worried about the cost of higher education and student loans for college kids, these are not the portion of our population that needs help, these are the top 30% of our population. They can figure things out. The people who need our help are the bottom 30% who have been ignored for at least 40 years to my knowledge.

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Originally Posted by Judy

I don't blame them. Things are terrible in our country and if we think it's bad for most of US, then just imagine how much worse it is for American minorities, Native Americans and Black Americans, especially. It's absolutely terrible what is going on, and it needs to stop, right here, right now. We need to run every single one of these illegal aliens out of the country and devote the time, attention, jobs and opportunities to disenfranchised Americans. Candidates like Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are worried about the cost of higher education and student loans for college kids, these are not the portion of our population that needs help, these are the top 30% of our population. They can figure things out. The people who need our help are the bottom 30% who have been ignored for at least 40 years to my knowledge.

Who are you? And where do you get your insight?


I don't know you personally Judy, and I'm not brown nosing, but you get it.
We, Americans, need more people like you. There is something about
your answers to difficult questions...

You've made a believer out of me that this country's problems can be solved...

Originally Posted by Nkosi

Who are you? And where do you get your insight?


I don't know you personally Judy, and I'm not brown nosing, but you get it.
We, Americans, need more people like you. There is something about
your answers to difficult questions...

You've made a believer out of me that this country's problems can be solved...

Thank you so much, Nikosi! Oh yes, our problems can most definitely be solved!

I don't know if you've seen or read my Five Steps Programs. I have two. One is:

Judy's Five Steps To Fix the US Economy:

1. Stop illegal immigration and reduce legal immigration
2. Pass the FairTax
3. Protect Our Trade
4. End the War on Drugs
5. Drill Baby Drill, But Do It Right

The other one is:

Judy's Five Republican Principles to Abide:

1. If you don't believe in abortion, don't have one
2. If you don't believe in gay marriage, don't marry one
3. If you want it, you pay for it
4. If you breed 'em, you feed 'em
5. If you make it over there, then you sell it over there

If every American just pushed for these 10 little steps, to fix our economy and each do our own part as citizens to be tolerant and self-sufficient while protecting our rights and jobs, not only our own but our neighbor's, then virtually all of our problems would solve themselves without confrontation, without harming anyone, without cheating anyone, without taking from one who earned it to give it to someone who didn't, then the Dream that was America would be the Reality of America.

Who am I? Well, I guess the best and simplest answer to that question is I'm a descendant of a family that founded both our country through a Revolutionary War and the Republican Party which ended slavery through a Civil War, and somewhere along the way, certain attitudes and views were passed down or along to incline one to want to solve problems instead of create them because we know the dire consequences of not doing so.

Originally Posted by Judy

Thank you so much, Nikosi! Oh yes, our problems can most definitely be solved!

I don't know if you've seen or read my Five Steps Programs. I have two. One is:

Judy's Five Steps To Fix the US Economy:

1. Stop illegal immigration and reduce legal immigration
2. Pass the FairTax
3. Protect Our Trade
4. End the War on Drugs
5. Drill Baby Drill, But Do It Right

The other one is:

Judy's Five Republican Principles to Abide:

1. If you don't believe in abortion, don't have one
2. If you don't believe in gay marriage, don't marry one
3. If you want it, you pay for it
4. If you breed 'em, you feed 'em
5. If you make it over there, then you sell it over there

If every American just pushed for these 10 little steps, to fix our economy and each do our own part as citizens to be tolerant and self-sufficient while protecting our rights and jobs, not only our own but our neighbor's, then virtually all of our problems would solve themselves without confrontation, without harming anyone, without cheating anyone, without taking from one who earned it to give it to someone who didn't, then the Dream that was America would be the Reality of America.

Who am I? Well, I guess the best and simplest answer to that question is I'm a descendant of a family that founded both our country through a Revolutionary War and the Republican Party which ended slavery through a Civil War, and somewhere along the way, certain attitudes and views were passed down or along to incline one to want to solve problems instead of create them because we know the dire consequences of not doing so.

Good stuff!