Stop the insults, it can be considered racist..
actually i'm not being racist...kinda hard to be racist when i'm an indian myself...
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Stop the insults, it can be considered racist..
I asked it to end, a person can still make racist remarks about their own race....actually i'm not being racist...kinda hard to be racist when i'm an indian myself...
lol..the government gave them over 1/3 of arizona...i dont think they have anything to whine about
the only way i get any wam-pum is to work for it...lolWell Azdave
You just concentrate on the Dutchman and someday you may find.
BIG-HEAP-A-WAU-PUM
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This post is 100% accurate, Indians don't give two craps about their land, the scariest thing out of all of this is that these guys have been wearing the same clothes for 4 weeks now, the smell of these dudes alone would be enough to scare off the strongest of teepee voodoo curses out there lol
Seriously though if they are out in the field is a Chopper gonna drop a care package of new clothes ?
I didn't say the Haywood mine was on Peter's Mesa. According to the story it would be somwhere north of Peter's Mesa. I included the story/maps to somewhat reinforce "my" idea that there could be something around Peter's Mesa/ Peter's Canyon/Pistol Canyon. Looking at the Haywood map shows that at the top of Squaw and Old Squaw Canyon would put you on top of Peter's Mesa. For the mine that Haywood describes you would then have to go North approximately a mile or so...towards Malpais Mountain.
PKDMSLF,
You have put a mark in a quietly well known area. Many people before you find that area very interesting. Many years ago, I said virtually the same thing. I theorized that many of the stories that lead people to the Weaver's Needle Area were made up by locals trying to keep the Tourist Dutch Hunters away from where they thought the LDM was. Which was somewhere in the Black Mountain/Peter's Mesa/Tortilla Mountain Area. When I said that, a few older Dutch Hunters got very quiet. A couple confided in me that I had chosen a very interesting place to put my "X". It was a prime spot for Peter, MK Roberts, Jim Hatt, and several others. That is the reason why about 90% of my trips into the Supers have been to that area from a couple of different directions.
Maybe so, but if he's going to play the part, he at least needs to be honest about it without all the hypocrisy.
2nd request to end the insults... Also quoting a member then saying "You do have a way with fabrication" is still calling someone a liar and violates our rules....
AZBB,
It almost always becomes contentious on these sites when someone believes in their theories. Those who disagree often attack the posters personal integrity. More often than not, the paths that are taken come from different sources and don't
agree with everyone's conclusions.
I have never thought that Hal "fabricated" a story out of whole cloth. There is always sound reasoning behind his posts. While they may be flawed, in others minds, they do not rise to "hypocrisy's....... IMHO.
Just one man's opinion.
Joe Ribaudo
2nd request to end the insults... Also quoting a member then saying "You do have a way with fabrication" is still calling someone a liar and violates our rules....
I honestly can't keep up with the banter. The point is lost and you have the floor.I didn't call anybody a liar. I pointed out that his post, besides being an insult to me fabricates an opinion which he tries to impute onto me and he implies that all that stuff he pontificates about somehow relates to me.
He proffers that I may "believe in the myth of race."
Then he goes on "and when you use words like those people, they, their kind, etc, it reveals true a ignorance."
Problem is, I never said any of that. He fabricated that.
Then he goes on to fabricate that I might "pigeonhole people. " and confabulates it as my thinking and then idiotically says my logic is "archaic and obnoxious" .
And you try to dress me down for pointing out his fabrication?
The $585 billion National Defense Authorization Act of 2015 is one of the must-pass pieces of legislation that Congress moves every year. But like they did in attaching extraneous riders to the must-pass government funding bill, lawmakers used the defense bill as a vehicle to pass a massive public lands package.
The bill sailed through on a vote of 89 to 11.
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It will become law as soon as President Barack Obama signs it. Rio Tinto, though subsidiary Resolution Copper, will take possession of the land a year later.
My brother, it is time.
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