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mrdonn.org Home Native Americans for Kids Native Americans for Teachers ... US States What tribes made up the Sioux Nation? Native Americans for Kids The Sioux Nation: A nation is a group of people who have a similar language, similar customs, and a similar or shared government. The Sioux Nation in olden times was huge. Seven large tribes made up the Sioux Nation - Wdewakanton, Sisseton, Teton, Wahpekute, Wahpeton, Yankton, and Yanktonai. In olden days, the Sioux lived on the Great Plains. How did they travel? What did they eat? What did they wear? How did they live? How did the 7 tribes govern themselves? V illage Councils Tribal Councils Seven Fires Council ... More about the Sioux Nation Return to the Plains Indians Index Native American for Kids All Rights Reserved Clip Art Credit: Phillip Martin Have a great year!

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CHUD Forums Religion A-Z PDA View Full Version : Pat Condell on Islam in Europe Death Surge 08-20-2007, 10:14 AM A brilliant speech on Islam and it's effects in Europe by comedian Pat Condell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI5WoXpmPiM Whether you agree with stance or not, all of the situations he describes are true. His web site here: http://www.patcondell.net/ Jacob Singer 08-20-2007, 11:22 AM Whilst I agree with concept of de-valuing ALL religion in politics, much of his rant seems alarmist. Do they not elect their own politicians in Europe? Is he really afraid the evil brown people will out-breed them and there will be public stonings and beheadings in Piccadilly in two generations time? Death Surge 08-20-2007, 11:44 AM It is over-reactionary, but then I think over-reactionary is necessary to counter slippery slopes. The situations described are factually correct, and the effects of Sharia laws are well documented. We currently write off many of these practices as "cultural differences", when we should be condemning them for being out and out barbaric practices that shouldn't be allowed in civilized societies. The Political correctness trend coupled with the very real population statistics in Europe could easily see Islamic laws become enacted through popular elections unless politicians take a stance now to set precedents against them. A century is all it would take to turn a large percentage of Europe into Saudi Arabia otherwise. Here in the states it's been a bit hit or miss. While fortunately more in favor of discounting Islamic religious defenses, it's unfortunatly usually in favor of right-wing Christian values taking precedent. Truly separating church and state seems to be Pat's primary message, and I'm on board with that ideal.

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