Indigenous Peoples' Day 2026; Columbus?

(LA THIS WEEK) Commemoration of Indigenous Peoples' Day (United States of America)

• Who are the Indigenous peoples of the Americas?

What whites really found in the 'New' World

(Burgundee Bordeaux NCNN) European minority of America (Educational-RT-The Truth)

"Where Next, Columbus?"

Crass "Where Next Columbus?" (British anarcho-feminist punk 1981) - CRASS (band)

Italian hero working for Catholic Spain, or perverted Converso (Crypto-Jew) out for money?

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Buddhist Monks Discovered America

Another's hope, another's game/ Another's loss, another's gain/ Another's lies, another's truth/ Another's doubt, another's proof/ Another's left, another's right/ Another's peace, another's fight/ Another's name, another's aim/ Another's fall, another's fame/ Another's pride, another's shame/ Another's love, another's pain/ (REPEAT)/

Marx had an idea from the confusion of his head/ Then there were a thousand more waiting to be led/ The books are sold, the quotes are bought/ You learn them well and then you're caught/ Another's left, another's right/ Another's peace, another's fight/

"All the Real Indians Died Off"

Mussolini had an idea from the confusion of his heart/ Then there were a thousand more waiting to play their part/ The stage was set, the costumes worn/ And another empire of destruction born/ Another's name, another's aim/ Another's fall, another's fame/

Jung had an idea from the confusion of his dream/ Then there were a thousand more waiting to be seen/ You're not yourself the theory says/ But I can help, your complex pays/ Another's hope, another's game/ Another's loss, another's gain/

Sartre had an idea from the confusion of his brain/ Then there were a thousand more indulging in his pain/ Reveling in isolation and existential choice;/ Can you truly be alone when you use another's voice?/ Another's lies, another's truth/ Another's doubt, another's proof/ The idea born in someone's mind/ Is nurtured by a thousand blind/ Anonymous beings, vacuous souls/ Do you fear the confusion, your lack of control?/ You lift your arm to write a name/ So caught up in the identity game/ Who do you see? Who do you watch?/ Who's your leader? Which is your flock?/ Who do you watch? Who do you watch?/ (REPEAT)/ Who's your leader? Which is your flock?/ (REPEAT)/

An Indigenous Peoples' History of United States

Einstein had an idea from the confusion of his knowledge/ Then there were a thousand more turning to advantage/ They realized that their God was dead/ So they reclaimed power through The Bomb instead/ Another's code, another's brain/ They'll shower us all in deadly rain/

Jesus had an idea from the confusion of his soul/ Then there were a thousand more waiting to take control/ The guilt is sold, forgiveness bought/ The Cross is there as your reward/ Another's love, another's pain/ Another's pride, another's shame/ Do you watch at a distance from the side you have chosen?/ Whose answers serve you best? Who'll save you from confusion?/ Who will leave you an exit and a comfortable cover?/ Who will take you oh so near their edge but never drop you over?/ Who do you watch?/ (REPEAT)

• I'm a Mexican Buddhist: Afghan Dharma | WQ
• Thanksgiving and Native American truth | WQ
• White man's powwow: slam dance mosh pit | WQ

A Native Near-Death Experience

“Creator's only going to allow people to go through what they are strong enough to go through”

- Sharon Ward

A Native woman's near-death experience: Sent back with a purpose

It's time to be molested, kids (Fort Albany)

(Coming Home) 2026: Coming Home's Near-Death Experiences. Sharon Ward, an Ojibway Native American (First Nations) woman from the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, shares a deeply personal account of rape by Christian (Catholic) priests and nuns, intergenerational trauma, survival, and healing.

Canadian Indian school for sodomy and discipline

She traces the devastating impact of Canada's "residential school" [which many whites try to deny today in the face of mounting forensic evidence and countless testimonies by victims and their families] system through her own family — her mother having been taken at 3.5-years-old and. She spent nearly a decade at Fort Alexander, enduring severe sexual, physical, and psychological abuse and witnessing atrocities such the murder and secret burial of Native children.

National Indigenous Peoples Day Canada

(ColdLakeFirstNations) National Indigenous Peoples' Day 2026 | Celebrating culture, community, and connection in First Nations Canada

• 00:00 - Opening: Sharon Ward describes crawling through a light and feeling overwhelming love on the other side
• 01:36 - Introduction: Who is Sharon Ward? Ojibway Nation, Manitoba, raised on the trap line
• 02:42 - Residential Schools: What they were and how Indigenous children were forcibly taken from their families
• 03:39 - Sharon Ward's Mother: Taken to Fort Alexander at age 3½, siblings separated across Manitoba
• 04:00 - Horrors Inside the Schools: Mother witnesses murders, experiences sexual abuse by homosexual child molesting priests and nuns
• 04:49 - A Community Destroyed: 1966 law finally allows Indigenous women to drink; alcoholism spirals out of control
• 06:00 - Survival Childhood: Family becomes self-sufficient, then alcohol tears everything apart
• 07:31 - Sharon Ward as a Teenager: Abusing marijuana (cannabis) as maladaptive coping, beatings by her mother, thrown out of the house during a snowstorm
• 09:53 - Mother's Death: Cancer, drinking through toxic chemo, a peaceful passing — then Sharon Ward's grief unravels her
• 13:23 - The Overdose [Su*cide]: Took 270+ pills and chased it with firewater whiskey, hoping never to wake up
• 14:26 - The NDE Begins: Dying, Sharon Ward hears her siblings' voices and feels the pain she would have caused
• 15:57 - The Voice and the Light: Told to "turn around," walks toward a distant speck of light, crawls through
• 17:05 - Meeting the Messenger: A being whose face cycles through all races tells her "Creator" has a job only she can do
• 19:46 - Sent Back: She begs to stay on the other side, is returned anyway — wakes up on the couch as her sister is calling the coroner after having confirmed her physical death
• 22:32 - Processing the Experience: Realizes over days that this NDE was real; decides to begin healing
• 23:21 - Return to Time-Honored Indigenous Ways: smudging, sweat lodges, traditional medicines as the path back
• 28:51 - The Philosophy of [Self-] Forgiveness: Healing begins with self-kindness; forgiveness is for us, not them
• 30:11 - Closing: Life is sacred; Creator loves everybody

Sharon Ward describes how intergenerational trauma rippled forward, turning her once-gentle mother into a raging alcoholic as soon as Westerners told Indigenous women they could legally drink alcohol in 1966, pulling her family into desperate poverty and more and more abuse by the system.

Despite Sharon Ward's own struggles — including navigating cultural identity and language barriers — she found her way through a 40-year healing journey rooted in Ojibwe spiritual tradition, self-forgiveness (particularly trying to overcome shame), and the belief that every person has a sacred purpose.

She culminates with a message of resilience: that some Creator or Great Spirit only allows people to face only what they are strong enough to bear, sharing her story serving as part of the work she was put on Earth to do.

⇨ Connect with Sharon Ward: Her email is ogitchita.ikwe@gmail.com.

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The Coming Home channel explores the meaning and purpose of near-death experiences (NDEs) in the modern age. The channel writes about the intersection of spirituality, life after death, comparative religion, philosophy, depth psychology, modern culture, and most of all how we can stay connected to the Truth that life doesn't end when we die.

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Sorry about r*ping your culture

Oct. 11, 2026 | Indigenous People's Day at St. John's Cathedral, Los Angeles

(St. John's Cathedral) Streamed live on Oct. 11, 2026: Indigenous Peoples' Day at St. John's Cathedral, Los Angeles. Follow along with the leaflet: bit.ly/47KEtnf #churchservice #livestream #losangeles #episcopalian #cathedral #episcopal #churchservice #protestant #catholic #anglicanism #fathersonholyspirit #jesus #jesuschrist #episcopalchurch #mercy #pentecost #meditation #holyspirit #christos #creationtide #creation #indigenous #nativeamerican #centralamerica Learn more about St. John's Cathedral, by going to website stjohnsla.org

• Meanwhile, in faraway Norway at Kannesteinen Rock
• LA THIS WEEK, 2022; Crass with Eve Libertine; Coming Home, May 28, 2026 (✪ Members first on May 27, 2026); St. John's Cathedral, 2026; Xochitl, Ashley Wells, Crystal Quintero, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

'Monstrous BITCH: Terrifying Women' ♀️

Carrie 50th Anniversary screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Oct. 10, 2026

Monstrous Bitch: A History of Terrifying Women

What's a "bitch" anyway?

Columbia University Prof. of English and Comparative Studies Eleanor Johnson takes a provocative look at how a sexually voracious demoness from ancient myth became the defining archetype of Western misogyny.

“A fiery and fun feminist reclamation of womankind’s monstrous alter egos”—Publishers Weekly.

For as long as human societies have been telling stories, the patriarchy has felt threatened by females.

Ludacris: "Move, bitch, get out the way!"

Ludacris "Move Bitch" (uncensored version) | Lady Gaga with her driver James Corden

Monstrous Bitch: A History

Prof. Johnson provides an engaging cultural history of a figure she calls the “monstrous bitch,”

• the notorious female who has haunted the patriarchal imagination for centuries,
• feared for her sexual promiscuity, her exercise of reproductive agency and control, and
• her outspoken way of contesting patriarchal power.

In a narrative brimming with insight, Prof. Johnson traces the origins of female monstrosity to the

• Demoness Lamashtu of ancient Mesopotamia, showing how this infanticidal, hypersexual, loudmouthed monster appears in different guises throughout history [his story, not her story].
• In classical Greece, she reemerges as the Sorceress Medea, the child-devouring monster Lamia, and the vengeful Furies.

Hey, Bitch! "Go Hard (la la la)"

Kreayshawn "Go Hard (La.La.La)" ft. Li'l Debbie (official video)

• Lady Gaga "I'm a Free Bitch" (live)
• Lady GaGa "I'm a Free Bitch, Baby!"

Kiss of the Enchantress (Keat's Lamia, a serpent, reptilian)

• In the medieval and early modern periods, she is an oversexed, baby-slaying, spellcasting witch.
• In the Romantic and Victorian eras, she's a vampiress.
• In the modern age of psychoanalysis, she's a mental patient.

Horror Films Rise of Feminism

After this longue durée history, Prof. Johnson shows how monstrous bitchery has been challenged and reinterpreted in contemporary cinematic popular culture, becoming an expression of heroine-ism and resistance in films like Ginger Snaps, Jennifer's Body, and The Witch.

Johnson demonstrates how deeply embedded the roots of misogyny have become as well as why it is more critical today than ever that we expose and address them.

Participatory Theology

An irreverent look at a pervasive trope that runs through four thousand years of Western culture, Monstrous Bitch reveals that while representations of the powerful woman have evolved over time, the fear and demonization of her remains the same. More

• AUDIO: FEATURE: Book recontextualizes horror classics through a feminist lens | LAist.com (AirTalk, Oct. 2026

Author interview about witch hunts

A History of Terrifying Women: Prof. Eleanor Johnson on her new book, Monstrous Bitch

Eleanor Johnson (IG)

ABOUT: Columbia University Professor of English and Comparative Studies  Eleanor Johnson specializes in late medieval literature and culture. Her first book, Practicing Literary Theory in the Late Middle Ages: Ethics and the Mixed Form in Chaucer, Gower, Usk, and Hoccleve, was published in 2013 (Chicago). Her second book, Staging Contemplation: Participatory Theology in Middle English Prose, Verse, and Drama, was published in 2018 (Chicago). Her Third book, Waste and the Wasters, about ecosystemic thought in medieval England, came out in 2023 (Chicago). Her fourth book, Scream with Me, on horror films in the 1970s, was published in 2025 (Atria Books). Her latest is Monstrous Bitch: A History of Terrifying Women (2026). She is also the Poetry Section editor at Public Books (publicbooks.org). More

Going full bitch mode. Demon?

21-year-old goes demon mode during wild DUI arrest (Min. 10:30)

Misogyny: personification of the Seven Deadly Sins (Wellcome/Wiki)

• What is Contemplation?: An interview with Eleanor Johnson (Journal of Contemplative Studies)
• If ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ made you scream, read this | Columbia News
• Mysterious stone in U.S. backyard turns out to be an archeological treasure
• Lamia as a canine reptilian do in Topsell's History of Four Footed Beasts
• Woman pulls gun from butt, tries to shoot arresting deputy: 40 years in prison for one terrifying drugged decision
• GUN IN THE BUTT COMMENTARY: 40 years in prison after one terrifying decision to shoot at arresting deputy

Kreayshawn: new bitch in Hollywood

(VICE TV) The day Will Ferrell called me an "asshole" | PARTY LEGENDS (when you get to LA)

(Ali Talks Music) Kreayshawn back to song that broke her: "Gucci Gucci"

Nardwuar vs. Kreayshawn

Women must be silenced by the patriarchy.

Swedish child prisoners, German lesbians

(Dangerously Informed with Evie) I found out why Sweden is building prisons for children

(Dangerously Informed with Evie) I found out why Germany's anti-gay party (the AFD, "Alternative for Germany" or Alternative für Deutschland) is led by a lesbian mother-of-two married to a Sri Lankan Buddhist lesbian partner (Sarah Bossard) over the past 20 years. Her name is Alice Weidel (alice-weidel.de)

Renee Good's ICE poem 'To Dissect...Pigs'

(DemocracyNow.org) "We had whistles. They had guns": Nationwide (ICE out for Good campaign) protests over ICE killings

(KTLA 5) Massive Los Angeles uprising: peaceful anti-ICE protest

On Learning to Dissect...Pigs

By Renée Nicole Macklin [Good] R.I.P.

Police Pig I (creator.nightcafe.studio)

i want back my rocking chairs,

solipsist sunsets,

& coastal jungle sounds that are tercets from cicadas and pentameter from the hairy legs of cockroaches.

 

i’ve donated bibles to thrift stores

(mashed them in plastic trash bags with an acidic himalayan salt lamp—

the post-baptism bibles, the ones plucked from street corners from the meaty hands of zealots, the dumbed-down, easy-to-read, parasitic kind):

 

remember more the slick rubber smell of high gloss biology textbook pictures; they burned the hairs inside my nostrils,

& salt & ink that rubbed off on my palms.

(Pod Save America) Shocking new video of ICE police state abuses in Minneapolis goes viral

under clippings of the moon at two forty five AM I study&repeat

               ribosome

               endoplasmic—

               lactic acid

               stamen

 

at the IHOP on the corner of powers and stetson hills—

 

i repeated & scribbled until it picked its way & stagnated somewhere i can’t point to anymore, maybe my gut—

maybe there in-between my pancreas & large intestine is the piddly brook of my soul.

 

it’s the ruler by which i reduce all things now; hard-edged & splintering from knowledge that used to sit, a cloth against fevered forehead.

can i let them both be? this fickle faith and this college science that heckles from the back of the classroom

AOC opines on Trump and JD Vance's killer ICE agent who killed Good

 

               now i can’t believe—

               that the bible and qur’an and bhagavad gita are sliding long hairs behind my ear like mom used to & exhaling from their mouths “make room for wonder”—

all my understanding dribbles down the chin onto the chest & is summarized as:

life is merely

to ovum and sperm

and where those two meet

and how often and how well

and what dies there.

• 2020 Academy of American Poets Prize | Academy of American Poets

Some donuts with that, Fat@$$? Starbucks employee draws on cup and gets fired (MSN)

• Literary Hub » Renee Nicole Good, murdered by ICE, was a prize-winning poet. Here’s that poem
• We are not "pigs": Disabled woman pulled from car for blocking agents in Minneapolis
• PIG!? Starbucks apologizes for 'PIG' cup given to Kiefer officer
• Starbucks Corporation apologizes for 'pig' cup given to deputy (MSN)
• Starbucks employee serves LA sheriff's deputy coffee with hand-drawn pig on cup
• Three little pigs dressed as police officers in a city alley with brick buildings in the background | Adobe Stock
• Pig [Trump official?] wearing fashion costume, disguised as a police officer in urban cityscape
• ICE Out for Good concludes Day One with overwhelming peaceful actions | American Civil Liberties Union
• Who is killer ICE Agent Jonathan Ross? Amy Goodman reveals the truth about this misogynist murderer on Democracy Now! today

(Late Night with Seth Meyers) Noem flails on CNN over ICE shooting; protester schools Fox News; Trump's oil meeting: A Closer Look

Kimmel on Trump's response to Minneapolis: send more ICE agents, get Nobel Peace Prize

(Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Standup comedy: Minnesota not so nice (Sammy Obeid)

(Sammy Obeid) Minnesota not so nice | stand up comedy

Renee Nicole Good Is Murdered

By Cornelius Eady (1954–)

The killer is the one who chooses to kill.

Up rides the super cops,

The cancellation squad.

A dormant virus, melted from

The ice pack,

And the conversation

Is end-stopped when

The shell cracks her

Car window, does its

Dumb duty,

Brings silence

To a poet’s mind.

The President says:

You’re a terror bot

If you don’t comply.

Homeland security

Puts on a ten gallon

Texas size hat,

Says see what f*cking

With the bull gets you.

There is a picture of her

Just before it tips rancid,

Just before she’s dragged

Into how they see her.

I wish I could read the words

As they blaze their last, unsuspected

Race through her skull.

A language poem that ends on

The word

Impossible.

• Renee Nicole Good Is Murdered by Cornelius Eady (Poems | Academy of American Poets)

ICE on Good: "F*cking b*tch"

Israel/USA foment protests in Iran as pretext for attack by Bibi lackey Trump

Man drives through anti-Iran crowd

Bisexual/lesbian explains women to men

(Anna Akana) Dating women made me understand men: I dated girls and now I get guys

Sexuality is one weird mess, isn't it? Everything's icky. Everything's strange. At least when you're a stranger.

Here lesbian influencer Anna Akana, claiming to be bi, commiserates with heterosexual (cisgender) men after dating a few girls.

"Hey, you know, straight guys have a point" is the gist of what she seems to be saying.

• The sexiest and gayest TV shows coming to Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, and more in 2026

Best song of 2025: Artemas 'Kiss'

It was a contentious year, with many votes for Kenya Grace's "Strangers," which would have won had it not been for the fact that it came out earlier and only broke through later. LIVE / BBC

Kenya Grace performs "Strangers" live at Glastonbury 2024

(Living in Fiction) Hard rock cover of "Strangers"

YUNGBLUD "Strangers" (Kenya Grace cover) in the BBC Live Lounge

Artemas: "i like the way you kiss me" (LYRICS VIDEO)

Artemas (musician): Artemas Diamandis (Greek Αρτέμας Διαμαντής [1]) was born Sept. 23, 1999, and is known mononymously as Artemas. He is an English singer, songwriter, and record producer.[2] He is best known for his singles "If U Think I'm Pretty" and the viral "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" [3]. He is signed to the record label 10K Projects. More

The British song doesn't work at normal pitch and has a horrible video