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Passport policy may further isolate tribes
 When people go down to Gumshoes Swamp and walk along the rocky shoreline, they look across the narrow stretch of water and see rocky bluffs (and soon, giant windmills). They might even think to themselves: "Hey, that's Canada." [more]
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Finding the energy is a top priority
 I have a new perspective out here along the shore. Facing northeast I now can see white towers standing on the distant Gros Cap heights. The windmills are rising. [more]
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A long time ago seems like the best of times
 The St. Mary's River may not be over five miles long as it pours out of Whitefish Bay and heads for the Soo Locks where it passes through into a much narrower, but still navigable waterway for worldwide shipping. [more]
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New version of secrecy, Stalinism, subversion
 In writings and speeches I have repeatedly warned Yankee North Americans that the unconstitutional methods used by the U.S. government against Native American nations and individuals would eventually be applied to all other persons. [more]
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