I enjoyed listening to Ms. Crystal as she has become enlightened in these matters and understands them. She will be a good steward of these resources. Kudos to her and the Navajo nation!
Debra Haaland HaHaHa ! A pathetic institutional cog of greenwash capitalism and energy companies. Millions of Indians have fought for water rights in India for decades, not one ever made to the United Nations. Not one ever got a chance to speak of the endless misery, counting thousands of times over these pawns on a podium F**K these american assholx and F**K the United Nations - Both serve capitalism and extractive civilization. Bright Green Lies This Debra Haaland and Co. This pathetic Bureaucracy Now part of the same racket.
The US Congress has spent 75 billion + in Ukraine, meanwhile our Navajo people have to haul water to their homes and crops. Why not spent 300 million and bring fresh water to the Navajo nation. Congress makes me sick.
As an Indigenous person let me point out that the fight for freedom from occupation isn’t the issue preventing water security. The issue is white Americans and their extraction, water waste and subsidies to industry. Also tax the rich and their will be money to fight this, the problem is settlers won’t give up their harmful ways.
@@kriskoenig4606 I think you're missing the point. It isn't water transportation that is the issue, it is securing a water source. Buying hydrogen and oxygen to produce water would be hella expensive 😜
Those masonic criminals get a huge kickback from all foreign aid they engineer to be given out. Eventually the whole system will collapse; not that the masonic parasites care..
LET THE NAVAJO PEOPLE USE THEIR INNOVATION SKILLS, ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS, AND GOOD IDEAS TO GET MORE WATER AND OTHER THINGS THEY NEED AND WANT. THIS IS WHAT HAS MADE AMERICA SO SUCCESSFUL, NOT ALWAYS ASKING OTHERS FOR FREE STUFF AND LEECHING.
@@dee2231 so when all the water is gone, does that mean that god no longer guarantees a right to clean water? That would seem to be the logical conclusion, wouldn’t it?
@@mpalfadel2008 But wait...drought is god's plan, right? Cutting off water to native populations is god's plan, right? Perhaps it's the plan of a blond haired, blue-eyed American god?
We. As Ute have our water rights, our graat- great grandfather, Chief Jack House, fought for years with the state of Colorado and the Congress,I'm the early 50's - 70's,in the 80's ,we finally got water to our Rez, with a water line,to homes,in southwest colorado, the Dine' nation needs better leguslatsr n bills,
Providing water to the Navajo Nation was promised by the government and now they don't want to honor another treaty!!!!! Doing so would be a drop in the bucket compared to what the cities use on a daily basis. HONOR THE TREATY AND THE NAVAJO PEOPLE NOW!!!!!
The Navaho nation are friends of mine they brought me back to life when I arrived at my lowest I bought property in their checkerboard community they have always had a water problem and never once did they stop me from filling my water tanks at their wells I’m talking to you Mountain View i still own my land there but I live in New York and the best i can do for my friends is stay put for now and NOT be a strain on supply good luck Navaho’s
I wish Crystal Tulley-Cordova went into the absurd details discussed in the Supreme Court case. Like Barrett saying "can't you just use the groundwater [that states are draining empty]?" and Alito saying the Navajo people use more water than Arizona residents. Maybe they're including agricultural if somehow it's true, but it's not like they can move their reservation and fields to an area with more water. We're basically forcing them to live in a dry area, then making them the first people that we can cut off from water that we stole from them. It's barbaric. And the Colorado River water rights treaty between the states is basically built on who called dibs first, and it excludes the people that had dibs thousands of years before any state government existed.
How does the navajo nation use so much water when so many don't have running water or indoor plumbing. The aquifers are permanently contaminated from uranium mining.
@@MrStaybrown The huge aquifer under Black Mesa was drastically lowered during the 70's 80's and 90's creating coal slush that transported coal to burn for electricity for most of the major wester cities from Phoenix to LA to Las Vegas! I was told that the Black Mesa aquifer literally seeped the purest water that did not need treatment! It is sad what the USA did with tribal government support to its land.
@@johnbrian118 yup. I remember they let water run non-stop at the public water points, and the free coal cards issued to everyone in the surrounding areas, they'd sell the truck load at the border towns.
This should not even be a subject, these are native lands and resources. If anything, everyone should be petitioning the dine’ nation to use the water. These are their ancestral lands, everyone else is here are guest who have clearly gone to far in wasting the recourses provided by Mother Earth.
The federal government we're also involved in radiation tailing from church Rock NM to chambers AZ polluting the drinking water here in Gallup NM. That's why water pipe line is going through Farmington NM -gallup NM using Colorado river. So it's still going through Navajo Land? We need water Too!
This is the largest crime against the Navajo nation and the 23 pueblo Indian nations, as well as the State of New Mexico. The San Juan river's water belongs to NM, not AZ or CA! NM and the Indians got screwed when they built the Hover dam and the Glen Canyon dam! I think it is a crime that LA gets any water from the CO river basin whatsoever!
The Navajo tribe like all others are independent sovereign nation inside a BIG nation (U.S.) not under Federal or State jurisdiction, & non-natives including law enforcement must request permission to enter their land to assist in murderers, kidnappings, etc. Suggestion: Request millionaire casino tribes to donate 💰. Those rich casinos, donated millions in support/oppose propositions in California, gave 💰 to universities, nonprofits and Democrat Party, etc. Ask them for support to dig wells on their first nations land they own
Their casino makes a couple hundred million they can build their own infrastructure we need to end this Federal subsidies that is killing the taxpayers
Nick You are absolutely correct. Anybody has the right to catch the rain water in a bucket, or to go to the local river and scoop some up. But nobody has the right to have it delivered to them under pressure for free!!
@@clarestucki5151 If water is a right water sanitation should be a right too. The government gets water for free. Are you anti-government? You sound pro-privatization. So much for the Re'public'...
🇺🇸🏜️No it's up to that Tribe, to take care of it's People. They have to secure lands and make it work for them. Ya don't see the Amish whining & crying, they do it themselves!!!!!!!!!!!!🇺🇸
I Love How People Have To BEG, This Government For What We Actually Need To Survive, When That's Why The People Started This Government In The First Place, Which Personally, I Think Was The Biggest Mistake, Cause In My Dealing With Our Government, They Couldn't Care Less About Civil Rights Or The fact I Was Being Driven Out My Home & Town By Civilian Scum-Bags Working With Corrupted Police, Lawyers, Prosecutors, & Judges
They do need to address this!!!! Water and Native American soil is the Tribal rights. Not to mention they are human beings , who still have limited access to resources in this time. While AI and technology has advanced. We must save the indigenous peoples and heritage from extinction. Please vote Yes So the Navajo Nation has quality water and human needs. Chi holla Li A fellow advocate.
We can drill for water in some areas on the reservation. But it will always be contaminated with uranium or too, brackish, alkaline water or modern day chemicals like mercury from old mines like the one from Silverton,CO...goldmine.
Good american people should support 100% for Native American Doesn't matter which God we believe in Or what nationality we are from America's Native American people had been suffering from long time which is very sad.
It’s insane how the US policy makers don’t even consider reconciliation as an issue worth mentioning … at least in Canada we can conceptually understand it and attempt to take incremental steps towards amending and atoning for the past
First Nations fighting for WATER after living here for 20,000+ years, shows you how Typical American thinking as if they were here for the last 20,000 years.
Prayers won’t work!!! We need to take advice from climate scientists and not walk around with your head tilted sideways so God can whisper in your ear!!!!! Think for yourself instead of waiting for an audio hallucination!!!!!
We Are NOT Running Out of Primary Water But in water-scarce regions like the Southwest, outside use of freshwater resources can affect water availability for local farms and communities. Arizona, for instance, has no rules on groundwater pumping as long as it is for a “beneficial use,” which includes agriculture even if the products are shipped elsewhere. Near a 10,000-acre hay farm run by a Saudi subsidiary, local residents say their wells are going dry. It is not only foreign companies who take advantage of this regulatory loophole, however-companies from other states and cities around the United States are also buying up land in Arizona to take advantage of the state’s loose water regulations, putting Arizona’s long-term water resources at risk.
The Navajos have always had the right to go to the Colorado (or any river) and scoop up some water, but they do not have the right to have it delivered to their hogans under pressure for free.
Nope, not helpful to becoming a developed sovereign nation, the current policy. That is, unless you really want a bunch of pee’d off Navajo kids that will remember exactly how this played out.
Why is it their water? The tributaries start in Colorado. If anyone has a claim on the water, it's Colorado state. Navajo nation has a total population of a little over 300,000. Combine the tribes hold up to 20% of the water that flows through the Colorado River. 30%if it goes to California. Total population 40,000,000 million people...
@@MrBASShunt3r Because, it was an invasion, not a war. But still, what's done is done. It would be best if it was split in half 50 percent to the Navajo, and 50 percent to the rest❣️💧
@@judydoucette8762 definitely of invasion. an instance of invading a country or region with an (armed force.) No offense but that's is a terrible idea. You idea would take away the water from 40 million people to give it to 300,00 people, Terrible logic on your behalf. Also the American agriculture heart land would collapse. You like eating? Your idea would starve the entire pacific south west. Do some research and don't let decisions be made by your emotions. only logic and commen sense are valid.
@@DS-nv8bi There are no sovereign indigenous nations. All countries that exist today are melting pots. Are you referring to so called 'tribal lands' in the U.S.? They exist under the full control of the U.S. government and can be reverted to U.S. government ownership, by force, at the will of U.S. authorities. If you are referring generally to poor third world countries, most of their poverty is a result of U.S. control over the global economy. The U.S. has tight control over most smaller economies, and can make or break most countries through commodity and currency manipulations. Venezuela, bigger oil reserves than Saudi Arabia, U.S. crushed their economy easily. Same many other countries.
@@DS-nv8bi Uhm, no. Let them take any position which threatens U.S. control over its territory. Let them issue their own currency. Let them try to arrange diplomatic relations with any foreign entity without express approval from the U.S. And see how long they last. The United States talks about all sorts of security threats but the biggest real threat to the U.S. is sovereignty of tribes whose land has been taken, and there is no real sovereignty for any tribe within U.S. borders.
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Is this america or not.are they better than the rest of the population.their is a drought maybe they should move to where some water is. We are in Calif. my friend was worried about the drought and earthquakes so they moved.
Native American,or First People as they are, should always have first rights! There would be plenty of water if if California weren't as demanding as it is. Close down every other golf course. That will save lots of water. People first, no outdoor watering, zero scapeing, reducing farm,orchard,winery reduced in size. Because as we waste water growing food products that then is wasted, left to die in the fields because we don't have enough migrants to pick the food. Waste, over and over and over. When will we learn.
@@DS-nv8bi The global scope of the livestock issue is huge. A 212-page online report published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says 26 percent of the earth’s terrestrial surface is used for livestock grazing. One-third of the planet’s arable land is occupied by livestock feed crop cultivation. Seventy percent of Brazil’s deforested land is used as pasture, with feed crop cultivation occupying much of the remainder. And in Botswana, the livestock industry consumes 23 percent of all water used. Globally, 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions can be attributed to the livestock industry-more than is produced by transportation-related sources. And in the United States, livestock production is responsible for 55 percent of erosion, 37 percent of all applied pesticides and 50 percent of antibiotics consumed, while the animals themselves directly consume 95 percent of our oat production and 80 percent of our corn, according to the Sierra Club.
Why give them rights ?. None Navajos have no Rights on their reservation !. Any member can falsify false accusations against none Navajos and they fabricate accusations in their phony law system against the individual !..
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I enjoyed listening to Ms. Crystal as she has become enlightened in these matters and understands them. She will be a good steward of these resources. Kudos to her and the Navajo nation!
Water is life , clean water is vital , access to clean water is vital to life - people & animal & plant LIFE !!
Debra Haaland HaHaHa ! A pathetic institutional cog of greenwash capitalism and energy companies.
Millions of Indians have fought for water rights in India for decades, not one ever made to the United Nations.
Not one ever got a chance to speak of the endless misery, counting thousands of times over these pawns on a podium
F**K these american assholx and F**K the United Nations - Both serve capitalism and extractive civilization.
Bright Green Lies This Debra Haaland and Co. This pathetic Bureaucracy Now part of the same racket.
Then live where there's water.
Please keep informing us on Navajo nation.
Mercy triumphs over judgment. God bless the Navajo nation.
God bless THE NAVAJO NATION!! ♥️ From southwest Utah
Water is essential to life. It is a shame our country fails to secure water to native Americans in reservations.
The US Congress has spent 75 billion + in Ukraine, meanwhile our Navajo people have to haul water to their homes and crops. Why not spent 300 million and bring fresh water to the Navajo nation. Congress makes me sick.
As an Indigenous person let me point out that the fight for freedom from occupation isn’t the issue preventing water security. The issue is white Americans and their extraction, water waste and subsidies to industry. Also tax the rich and their will be money to fight this, the problem is settlers won’t give up their harmful ways.
The money they make on their casino they could build it themselves like every other city in America
@@kriskoenig4606 I think you're missing the point. It isn't water transportation that is the issue, it is securing a water source. Buying hydrogen and oxygen to produce water would be hella expensive 😜
Those masonic criminals get a huge kickback from all foreign aid they engineer to be given out. Eventually the whole system will collapse; not that the masonic parasites care..
Keep voting them dems in nm, Colorado, az, California etc etc.
LET THE NAVAJO PEOPLE USE THEIR INNOVATION SKILLS, ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS, AND GOOD IDEAS TO GET MORE WATER AND OTHER THINGS THEY NEED AND WANT. THIS IS WHAT HAS MADE AMERICA SO SUCCESSFUL, NOT ALWAYS ASKING OTHERS FOR FREE STUFF AND LEECHING.
Stand & fight for your GOD given rights to clean water access....
Is god going to magically restore the Colorado River to its original level or will god leave us to solve the mess we created?
@@mpalfadel2008 why should God clean up man's mess?
@@dee2231 couldn’t agree more….
@@dee2231 so when all the water is gone, does that mean that god no longer guarantees a right to clean water?
That would seem to be the logical conclusion, wouldn’t it?
@@mpalfadel2008 But wait...drought is god's plan, right? Cutting off water to native populations is god's plan, right? Perhaps it's the plan of a blond haired, blue-eyed American god?
We. As Ute have our water rights, our graat- great grandfather, Chief Jack House, fought for years with the state of Colorado and the Congress,I'm the early 50's - 70's,in the 80's ,we finally got water to our Rez, with a water line,to homes,in southwest colorado, the Dine' nation needs better leguslatsr n bills,
Water rights on the COlorado River are first here, first served. The Navajo were definitely there before the state of California.
Providing water to the Navajo Nation was promised by the government and now they don't want to honor another treaty!!!!! Doing so would be a drop in the bucket compared to what the cities use on a daily basis. HONOR THE TREATY AND THE NAVAJO PEOPLE NOW!!!!!
The Navaho nation are friends of mine they brought me back to life when I arrived at my lowest I bought property in their checkerboard community they have always had a water problem and never once did they stop me from filling my water tanks at their wells I’m talking to you Mountain View i still own my land there but I live in New York and the best i can do for my friends is stay put for now and NOT be a strain on supply good luck Navaho’s
To my friends in Mountain View and Gallup New Mexico.
Thank you
You should help them
@@nickrios9560 I did when I was there
@@kevinthomas3946 out of sight out of mind
@@DS-nv8bi well said
I wish Crystal Tulley-Cordova went into the absurd details discussed in the Supreme Court case. Like Barrett saying "can't you just use the groundwater [that states are draining empty]?" and Alito saying the Navajo people use more water than Arizona residents. Maybe they're including agricultural if somehow it's true, but it's not like they can move their reservation and fields to an area with more water.
We're basically forcing them to live in a dry area, then making them the first people that we can cut off from water that we stole from them. It's barbaric.
And the Colorado River water rights treaty between the states is basically built on who called dibs first, and it excludes the people that had dibs thousands of years before any state government existed.
Your argument is pretty silly.
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How does the navajo nation use so much water when so many don't have running water or indoor plumbing.
The aquifers are permanently contaminated from uranium mining.
Its always been this way- disgusting! They stole everything from our people our families and still today trying to take more!
@@MrStaybrown The huge aquifer under Black Mesa was drastically lowered during the 70's 80's and 90's creating coal slush that transported coal to burn for electricity for most of the major wester cities from Phoenix to LA to Las Vegas! I was told that the Black Mesa aquifer literally seeped the purest water that did not need treatment! It is sad what the USA did with tribal government support to its land.
@@johnbrian118 yup.
I remember they let water run non-stop at the public water points, and the free coal cards issued to everyone in the surrounding areas, they'd sell the truck load at the border towns.
They should get what ever they want
This should not even be a subject, these are native lands and resources. If anything, everyone should be petitioning the dine’ nation to use the water. These are their ancestral lands, everyone else is here are guest who have clearly gone to far in wasting the recourses provided by Mother Earth.
No treaty was ever signed that sacrificed indigenous water rights, the government assumed the water came with the land, NOPE.
Thank you for covering the story.
The federal government we're also involved in radiation tailing from church Rock NM to chambers AZ polluting the drinking water here in Gallup NM. That's why water pipe line is going through Farmington NM -gallup NM using Colorado river. So it's still going through Navajo Land? We need water Too!
Who needs permission to get water --- no one
America is a Republic, not a democracy.
This anchor is getting more sith like every day.
They should have access...government needs to cut the crap.
Give all our land back and nobody will have to fight for anything.
This is the largest crime against the Navajo nation and the 23 pueblo Indian nations, as well as the State of New Mexico.
The San Juan river's water belongs to NM, not AZ or CA! NM and the Indians got screwed when they built the Hover dam and the Glen Canyon dam!
I think it is a crime that LA gets any water from the CO river basin whatsoever!
The Navajo tribe like all others are independent sovereign nation inside a BIG nation (U.S.) not under Federal or State jurisdiction, & non-natives including law enforcement must request permission to enter their land to assist in murderers, kidnappings, etc.
Suggestion:
Request millionaire casino tribes to donate 💰. Those rich casinos, donated millions in support/oppose propositions in California, gave 💰 to universities, nonprofits and Democrat Party, etc.
Ask them for support to dig wells on their first nations land they own
America needs to clean up water and stop wars.
Their casino makes a couple hundred million they can build their own infrastructure we need to end this Federal subsidies that is killing the taxpayers
At the very, very least their communities should be First for any and all water needs and rights they are entitled to. Period stop.
It is not right what are done to them.
Decolonize, include reparations. Long past due.
Water is a human right!
Nick You are absolutely correct. Anybody has the right to catch the rain water in a bucket, or to go to the local river and scoop some up. But nobody has the right to have it delivered to them under pressure for free!!
@@clarestucki5151 If water is a right water sanitation should be a right too. The government gets water for free. Are you anti-government? You sound pro-privatization. So much for the Re'public'...
🇺🇸🏜️No it's up to that Tribe, to take care of it's People. They have to secure lands and make it work for them. Ya don't see the Amish whining & crying, they do it themselves!!!!!!!!!!!!🇺🇸
I Love How People Have To BEG, This Government For What We Actually Need To Survive, When That's Why The People Started This Government In The First Place, Which Personally, I Think Was The Biggest Mistake, Cause In My Dealing With Our Government, They Couldn't Care Less About Civil Rights Or The fact I Was Being Driven Out My Home & Town By Civilian Scum-Bags Working With Corrupted Police, Lawyers, Prosecutors, & Judges
Take the water. It's yours. Don't ever ask again.
I generally like what Deb Holland has been doing but very disappointed in her capitulation in the willow project.
Navajos need to fight for the 1/8th. People
They do need to address this!!!!
Water and Native American soil is the
Tribal rights.
Not to mention they are human beings , who still have limited access to resources in this time.
While AI and technology has advanced.
We must save the indigenous peoples and heritage from extinction.
Please vote
Yes
So the Navajo Nation has quality water and human needs.
Chi holla Li
A fellow advocate.
We can drill for water in some areas on the reservation. But it will always be contaminated with uranium or too, brackish, alkaline water or modern day chemicals like mercury from old mines like the one from Silverton,CO...goldmine.
We are not going away
There's no historic drought ! We live on a water planet and there is endless primary water! Get educated !!!
Damn America still messing with these people
We take their native lands... now even water.
Water💧💦 belongs to Native People🙏! Native People's rights 🥇first!
First come first serve huh?
Is that fair?
Ever hear of hydraulic despotism?
Good american people should support 100% for Native American Doesn't matter which God we believe in Or what nationality we are from America's Native American people had been suffering from long time which is very sad.
They don’t need water. They need pepshi 🥤 😂😂😂
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Time to decommission the city of Las Vegas.
What do you want to do with the city’s residents?
@@mpalfadel2008 the catholic church is always looking for children
It’s insane how the US policy makers don’t even consider reconciliation as an issue worth mentioning … at least in Canada we can conceptually understand it and attempt to take incremental steps towards amending and atoning for the past
"amending and atoning" = land acknowledgements
MAID. When you gonna atone for assisting suicides ??
First Nations fighting for WATER after living here for 20,000+ years,
shows you how Typical American thinking as if they were here for the last 20,000 years.
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What about Lake Tulare?
Is Colorado water canals are low ? Need to pray for water rain and snow water to fill those canals 🙏🌤️🌌🌌🌌
Prayers won’t work!!! We need to take advice from climate scientists and not walk around with your head tilted sideways so God can whisper in your ear!!!!! Think for yourself instead of waiting for an audio hallucination!!!!!
@@BigFatHeretic climate scientists are paid off by corporate america
but what then would they use to make almond milk?
Why is it Native Americans have to fight for access to land that is rightfully theirs anyway?
There should be plenty of water for everyone.
Alito and Thomas can rcv gifts without disclosing. This would be legal.
Half of Colorado River water goes to alfalfa grown for cows.
We Are NOT Running Out of Primary Water
But in water-scarce regions like the Southwest, outside use of freshwater resources can affect water availability for local farms and communities. Arizona, for instance, has no rules on groundwater pumping as long as it is for a “beneficial use,” which includes agriculture even if the products are shipped elsewhere. Near a 10,000-acre hay farm run by a Saudi subsidiary, local residents say their wells are going dry. It is not only foreign companies who take advantage of this regulatory loophole, however-companies from other states and cities around the United States are also buying up land in Arizona to take advantage of the state’s loose water regulations, putting Arizona’s long-term water resources at risk.
With the ground water is depleting and Koch industries keep fracking . What if.a nuclear power plant sink into the aquafer
Historic drought? Have you seen the snowpack? It's at a record.
they been working on both accesses, no time for snowpack.
Native nuisances should had been erased a long time ago
This is why I quit my job 30 urea’s ago! Why cause it was a lie and I can’t live a lie
HOPE YOU CAN DRINK YOUR WATER ----- WE CANNOT DRINK OURS
Th sins against the First Nation people , make me mad !
Kx 100 Liz will be a hold hook to consider to draining to water supply to left alone jx no chains
The Navajos have always had the right to go to the Colorado (or any river) and scoop up some water, but they do not have the right to have it delivered to their hogans under pressure for free.
Nope, not helpful to becoming a developed sovereign nation, the current policy. That is, unless you really want a bunch of pee’d off Navajo kids that will remember exactly how this played out.
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Wow, and it is their water. 😢
Why is it their water? The tributaries start in Colorado. If anyone has a claim on the water, it's Colorado state.
Navajo nation has a total population of a little over 300,000.
Combine the tribes hold up to 20% of the water that flows through the Colorado River.
30%if it goes to California.
Total population 40,000,000 million people...
@@MrBASShunt3r Because, it was an invasion, not a war.
But still, what's done is done. It would be best if it was split in half 50 percent to the Navajo, and 50 percent to the rest❣️💧
@@judydoucette8762 definitely of invasion.
an instance of invading a country or region with an (armed force.)
No offense but that's is a terrible idea.
You idea would take away the water from 40 million people to give it to 300,00 people, Terrible logic on your behalf.
Also the American agriculture heart land would collapse.
You like eating?
Your idea would starve the entire pacific south west.
Do some research and don't let decisions be made by your emotions. only logic and commen sense are valid.
Anti democracy portal termed as democracy now
Democracy now? Lol, you should totally change that name.
Okay, but what about access in-between droughts ? maybe some tunnel vision agenda in the oversight committee perhaps ?
Nobody should have to fight for the source of life. THE DROUGHTS ARE OVER!!!!.
You never studied the history of Saudi Arabia have ya?
Talk about endless wars over water and limited resources
@@mpalfadel2008 there are only limited resources for the Indians
@@DS-nv8bi tell that to the people of Phoenix, especially what the people who bought homes thinking they’d have water for their homes
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE SHOULD RECEIVE REPARATIONS...OF LAND, OF WATER, OF RIGHTS OVER THEIR COUNTRY. ..
This is so wrong not to access to water!
His is easy ❤❤❤ TRUMP for world peace 🕊️✌️🕊️✌️🕊️✌️
That's a joke 🤬
Trunp is the antithesis to world peace
Step 1 Get full sovereignty of your land outside any U.S. authority or influence. Once you have that everything else will work.
not true look at the sovereign nations and see they are not better than the poorest counties of USA
@@DS-nv8bi There are no sovereign indigenous nations. All countries that exist today are melting pots. Are you referring to so called 'tribal lands' in the U.S.? They exist under the full control of the U.S. government and can be reverted to U.S. government ownership, by force, at the will of U.S. authorities. If you are referring generally to poor third world countries, most of their poverty is a result of U.S. control over the global economy. The U.S. has tight control over most smaller economies, and can make or break most countries through commodity and currency manipulations. Venezuela, bigger oil reserves than Saudi Arabia, U.S. crushed their economy easily. Same many other countries.
@@TribalCashAA Red Lake Nation is sovereign
@@DS-nv8bi Uhm, no. Let them take any position which threatens U.S. control over its territory. Let them issue their own currency. Let them try to arrange diplomatic relations with any foreign entity without express approval from the U.S. And see how long they last. The United States talks about all sorts of security threats but the biggest real threat to the U.S. is sovereignty of tribes whose land has been taken, and there is no real sovereignty for any tribe within U.S. borders.
This was their land. We are only visitors. How dare you control their water rights??
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Why do they have to ask if they are the owner
Is this america or not.are they better than the rest of the population.their is a drought maybe they should move to where some water is. We are in Calif. my friend was worried about the drought and earthquakes so they moved.
Native American,or First People as they are, should always have first rights! There would be plenty of water if if California weren't as demanding as it is. Close down every other golf course. That will save lots of water. People first, no outdoor watering, zero scapeing, reducing farm,orchard,winery
reduced in size. Because as we waste water growing food products that then is wasted, left to die in the fields because we don't have enough migrants to pick the food.
Waste, over and over and over. When will we learn.
💕💕💕 let's go Brandon 🤣🤣🤣
Explain your totally irrelevant comment!
Trump 💕😘 for world ✌️🕊️✌️🕊️ let's go Brandon 🤣🤣🤣
Stop animal agriculture! That's a huge part of the problem.
Then go eat bugs
animals are not the problem broccoli grown in a desert is
@@DS-nv8bi What? A huge part of the world's land is used for animals and animal feed. The animals also contribute a great deal to the climate crisis.
@@Spock_Rogers not true except feeding beef grain that is full of chemicals
@@DS-nv8bi The global scope of the livestock issue is huge. A 212-page online report published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says 26 percent of the earth’s terrestrial surface is used for livestock grazing. One-third of the planet’s arable land is occupied by livestock feed crop cultivation. Seventy percent of Brazil’s deforested land is used as pasture, with feed crop cultivation occupying much of the remainder. And in Botswana, the livestock industry consumes 23 percent of all water used. Globally, 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions can be attributed to the livestock industry-more than is produced by transportation-related sources. And in the United States, livestock production is responsible for 55 percent of erosion, 37 percent of all applied pesticides and 50 percent of antibiotics consumed, while the animals themselves directly consume 95 percent of our oat production and 80 percent of our corn, according to the Sierra Club.
Want to marry a first nations girl
NO!
Why give them rights ?. None Navajos have no Rights on their reservation !. Any member can falsify false accusations against none Navajos and they fabricate accusations in their phony law system against the individual !..
Thank you for covering this story.
💕💕💕 let's go Brandon 🤣🤣🤣
wow, how original and enlightening.