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Tag Archives: Anna Marie Tremonti
Classic Cointelpro
CLASSIC COINTELPRO (The story of Anna Mae Aquash and Arlo Looking Cloud) I don’t have words to name the anguish I have carried for Anna Mae, Arlo and John. Thirty years ago hope was a luminous butterfly breaking out of … Continue reading
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Tagged AIM, alcohol and drugs, Angie Begay Janis, Anna Mae Aquash, Anna Marie Tremonti, Arlo Looking Cloud, assassination, Candy Hamilton, Clan Mothers, Clyde Bellecourt, COINTELPRO, Creator, Dennis Banks, Dick Wilson, Dr. Garry Peterson, FBI, Ghost Dance, Iris Thundercloud, Johanna Brand, John Graham, John Trudell, Jordan Dill, Kamook Nichols Banks Ecoffey, Ken Stern, Lady Chiefs, Lakota, Leonard Peltier, LOUD HAWK, Madonna Gilbert, Marlon Brando, Minnie Two Shoes, occupation, OJIBWA WARRIOR, Paul Demain, Pedro Bissonette, Pine Ridge, prisoner, prisons, Rapid City, reservations, Robert Ecoffey, Roger Amiotte, Russ Redner, Russell Means, Terry Gilbert, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF ANNA MAE AQUASH, Theda Clark, Thelma Rios, Tim Rensch, Traditional leaders, Treaties, Tribal Councils, Troy Lynn Yellow Wood, WKLDOC, Wounded Knee, Wounded Knee 1973, Wounded Knee Legal Defense/Offense Committee
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ANNA MAE AQUASH: THE LEGEND
ANNA MAE AQUASH: THE LEGEND By Monica J Charles Anna Mae Aquash is the stuff of legends. She died in her prime under mysterious circumstances. She was only thirty years old and the mother of two small children. She was … Continue reading
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Tagged Agent Coler, Agent Williams, AIM, Anna Mae Aquash, Anna Marie Tremonti, Bernie Laffferty, Black Panthers, Bobby Seals, Canada, Civil Rights, COINTELPRO, Dennis Banks, DNA, FBI, FBI Counter Intelligence Program, FOIA documents, Geronimo Pratt., IN THE SPIRIT OF CRAZY HORSE, Indian women, Jack Olson, Joanna Brand, Joseph Trimbach, Kamook Nichols Banks, Kamook Nichols Banks Ecoffey, Leonard Peltier, mainstream media, Micmac, Nogeeshik Aquash, Norm Zigrossi, OJIBWA WARRIOR, Paul Wolf, Paula Giese, Peter Matthieson, Pie Patrol, Richard Marshall, South Dakota, Special Agent Price, Steve Hendricks, THE UNQUIET GRAVE, Thelma Rios, Troy Lynn Yellow Wood, US Air Force
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