There was a time when I was very proud to be with and accepted by the Kumeyaay tribal members, elders and government. I loved them even when they were just a small band in the hills ravaged by drug addiction, alcoholism, in-fighting and social nonacceptance. They were a people that I’d accepted as family and that I’d protect with my own life whenever anyone tried to mistreat them. Even some of my closest companions at the time tried to get me to harm and steal from them, all of which I resisted fervently. Unfortunately racism and dishonesty cause for me to step away from their Nation. Greed and envy became a painfully obvious issue in my dealings with a very clannish and very vindictive group of people that I’d grown to love and respect tremendously. Soon I learned that there was nothing I could do to correct whatever misunderstandings that existed between myself and my former “sworn family”. I walked away. I continued to feel for the women, children and the land that I grew to love in the hills of Alpine, California.

I present these articles from an archive of the news letter called “Indian Voices”. I noticed quickly that many of the problems I’d experienced were tied to a very specific source. These newsletters are something like the “Voice & Viewpoint” newsletter that is based and circulated in San Diego, California. These news letters print articles related to groups known to espouse radicalized and “black nationalist” rhetoric. The same as the leadership of the N.O.I. (Nation of Islam) have been known to speak about “white” people and Jewish people in very hateful and spiteful fashion.. I noticed quickly that both “Voices & Viewpoints” and “Indian Voices” take a very anti-government and radicalized stance in pushing a very veiled racialized propaganda agenda to minorities to promote their business and political ambitions.

Links to The San Diego Voice & Viewpont publication website and social media account is provided here:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SDVoiceandViewpoint/

Website: https://sdvoice.info

I’ve posted these archived publications to allow the viewers at cre8ivemindset.com to see just how deeply ingrained these ideas have become in the United States. Saying that “white power”, “black power”, “gay pride” and “Indian power” movements aren’t politically radicalized organizations is promoting a falsehood that is wholly inaccurate. These defensive measures and organizations become offensive as soon as they have the power to point the finger at another group of people, be they “whites”, “Christians”, “Jews”, “Muslims” or any other group. These groups of “educated” rabble-rousers, rebels, and agitators tend to be the reason their own groups and families suffer based on a culture of drugs, alcohol, sex traffick and deceitfulness. The desire for relevance and control of vices has caused for these groups to politicize their own modern sufferage in ways that are malicious, dishonest and near to totally inaccurate. Read these news letters for yourself for a deeper understanding as to the fight for control on minds, talents and voices in “minority” communities across the United States of America. I believe these newsletters serve a purpose, however, they are designed for advertisement and propaganda. The U.S. constitution protects the rights of their publishers, writers and editors to exist and as such I have no issue with their publications. However, I also believe that people have to right to access these publications and to know what is written and presented therein. Much of it is disrespectful to the same Federal government and citizens that protect their rights to exist as a culture, Nation and as a people.

These publications aren’t much different than any other “Nationalist” publication. They use culture, spirituality, art and entertainment to promote an agenda that is beneficial to specific groups of people. As such, this post is in no way meant to disrespect, offend, or disrupt the cultural, political or artistic expressions of the Kumeyaay bands or the Native American tribes and ancestry of which I’m very proud to have as part of my own genetic makeup.