Sioux Leader To Trump: ‘Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You’

[Anathema]

You ARE a stupid, cowardly, racist pig...

Thank you for the compliments.

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

Breaking News Update!

Note to Sioux Chief Harold....

Pocahontas direct descendent disagrees......says Trump will be America's hero!

BOOM! Descendant of Pocahontas is YUGE Trump Supporter — Says He Will Be AMERICA'S HERO! (VIDEO)

 

[bodecea]

Harold Frazier said Trump should also apologize to the nation for his Pocahontas remarks.

A Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe leader issued a damning response Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” slur earlier this week during an event meant to honor Navajo Code Talkers.

Harold Frazier, chairman of the South Dakota-based tribe, said he was “deeply ashamed” of Trump’s “disgusting” treatment of the World War II veterans and appeared to suggest that the president should resign.

“The President of the United States had an opportunity to honor veterans and bridge gaps in the relationship Tribes have with the Federal government,” Frazier said in a statement sent to HuffPost. “Instead, he chose to disgrace himself, his position and the nation he represents.”

Frazier continued, “The President of the United States wanted to utilize an opportunity to honor native warriors who defended this land to make a political attack. I have one for him, leave the office you bought and take your swamp things with you.”

For many Native Americans, Trump’s racist remark was a reminder of the trauma they have faced since European colonization began in the 1600s.

“We have been forced to learn the way of the American life,” Frazier said. “We have learned American religions, language, economy, politics and society. ... The President’s comments are another reminder that we are not allowed to participate.”

Frazier also pointed out that sexual assault and abuse, much like the violence that the real Pocahontas endured, affect Native American women at staggering rates.

“What happened to Pocahontas is still happening today to our women,” Frazier said. “Native American women continue to be victims of rape and exploitation by white men. The President of the United States is practicing that by exploiting native women as an insult for political machismo.”

Trump hasn’t addressed the outpouring of condemnation he’s received from Native American leaders and U.S. lawmakers since Monday.

Read Frazier’s full statement below:

More: Sioux Leader To Trump: 'Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You'

Amen! Trump not only shamed Native Americans - he shamed America!

That guy is an idiot. Trust me, no white guys are running off to the reservations trying to rape 300 pound, toothless, drug addled indian broads. Nobody is doing that.

It's pretty pathetic to make this a racial slur. You know what the real racial slur is? Warren claiming to be an indian is the real slur here. That pathetic crazy ass bitch stole an identity for job gains. What is more racist than that?

Well then. You just made this all better.

 

[bodecea]

Harold Frazier said Trump should also apologize to the nation for his Pocahontas remarks.

A Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe leader issued a damning response Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” slur earlier this week during an event meant to honor Navajo Code Talkers.

Harold Frazier, chairman of the South Dakota-based tribe, said he was “deeply ashamed” of Trump’s “disgusting” treatment of the World War II veterans and appeared to suggest that the president should resign.

“The President of the United States had an opportunity to honor veterans and bridge gaps in the relationship Tribes have with the Federal government,” Frazier said in a statement sent to HuffPost. “Instead, he chose to disgrace himself, his position and the nation he represents.”

Frazier continued, “The President of the United States wanted to utilize an opportunity to honor native warriors who defended this land to make a political attack. I have one for him, leave the office you bought and take your swamp things with you.”

For many Native Americans, Trump’s racist remark was a reminder of the trauma they have faced since European colonization began in the 1600s.

“We have been forced to learn the way of the American life,” Frazier said. “We have learned American religions, language, economy, politics and society. ... The President’s comments are another reminder that we are not allowed to participate.”

Frazier also pointed out that sexual assault and abuse, much like the violence that the real Pocahontas endured, affect Native American women at staggering rates.

“What happened to Pocahontas is still happening today to our women,” Frazier said. “Native American women continue to be victims of rape and exploitation by white men. The President of the United States is practicing that by exploiting native women as an insult for political machismo.”

Trump hasn’t addressed the outpouring of condemnation he’s received from Native American leaders and U.S. lawmakers since Monday.

Read Frazier’s full statement below:

More: Sioux Leader To Trump: 'Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You'

Amen! Trump not only shamed Native Americans - he shamed America!

Lying Donald did the whole stunt to appeal to his base of racist alt-right whackjobs like the KKK and Alex Jones. David Duke praised Trump which is who his base is.

And, he did so to the dishonor of WW2 Marines who used their native American language as code that the Japanese could not break. Lying Trump dishonored the Marines and the military as well.

Put down the bong. He made a fucking joke.

What does putting down the bong have to do with anything. Put down the shot glass, you'll feel better tomorrow. For a few hours anyway.

He made a joke. But you've come up with an insane analysis of the situation that is truly beyond the pale. Do you really believe the garbage you post?

Since when is insanity a joke?

It's what the trumpanzees adore.....insanity.

 

[bodecea]

No, he speaks for the Sioux Tribe, Most of the leaders of the other tribes have said the same thing though.

The National Congress of Native Americans (NCAI) spoke for ALL Native Americans

NCAI Condemns President Trump's Derogatory Use of “Pocahontas ...

Native Americans respond to Trump's Pocahontas comment - CBS News

Pocahontas: A racial slur? Native American leaders say yes

Really? Kind of like Calypso Louie Fartinakhan and Al Sharpton speaks for all black people, right?

trumpanzees seem to think they do.

 

[bodecea]

Harold Frazier said Trump should also apologize to the nation for his Pocahontas remarks.

A Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe leader issued a damning response Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” slur earlier this week during an event meant to honor Navajo Code Talkers.

Harold Frazier, chairman of the South Dakota-based tribe, said he was “deeply ashamed” of Trump’s “disgusting” treatment of the World War II veterans and appeared to suggest that the president should resign.

“The President of the United States had an opportunity to honor veterans and bridge gaps in the relationship Tribes have with the Federal government,” Frazier said in a statement sent to HuffPost. “Instead, he chose to disgrace himself, his position and the nation he represents.”

Frazier continued, “The President of the United States wanted to utilize an opportunity to honor native warriors who defended this land to make a political attack. I have one for him, leave the office you bought and take your swamp things with you.”

For many Native Americans, Trump’s racist remark was a reminder of the trauma they have faced since European colonization began in the 1600s.

“We have been forced to learn the way of the American life,” Frazier said. “We have learned American religions, language, economy, politics and society. ... The President’s comments are another reminder that we are not allowed to participate.”

Frazier also pointed out that sexual assault and abuse, much like the violence that the real Pocahontas endured, affect Native American women at staggering rates.

“What happened to Pocahontas is still happening today to our women,” Frazier said. “Native American women continue to be victims of rape and exploitation by white men. The President of the United States is practicing that by exploiting native women as an insult for political machismo.”

Trump hasn’t addressed the outpouring of condemnation he’s received from Native American leaders and U.S. lawmakers since Monday.

Read Frazier’s full statement below:

More: Sioux Leader To Trump: 'Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You'

Amen! Trump not only shamed Native Americans - he shamed America!

We still have Sioux? Didn't we kick their ass a long time ago? What the fuck are they still doing here?

Darn it..they weren't all killed.

 

[mudwhistle]

Breaking News Update!

Note to Sioux Chief Harold....

Pocahontas direct descendent disagrees......says Trump will be America's hero!

BOOM! Descendant of Pocahontas is YUGE Trump Supporter — Says He Will Be AMERICA'S HERO! (VIDEO)

This is what Swamp creatures are doing in Washington :

• Out of nowhere one of the Swamp Creatures trashes Trump
• Trump responds
• The creature then responds and begs for money to be used to stop Trump
• CNN or MSNBC calls the creature and asks for an interview
• A victim claims Trump hurt his/her feelings
• Another Swamp Creature gets in on the act
• CNN or MSNBC calls them and arranges an interview
• Nothing gets done in Washington
• Democrats claim Trump is causing all of this
• Democrats campaign for more donations

 

[easyt65]

Sad...libs / white folk USING us again....

 

[Lakhota]

Gee, having Andrew Jackson in the background was a nice touch.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Gee, having Andrew Jackson in the background was a nice touch.

They're smiling and thinking "you couldn't find that nice painting of George Armstrong Custer to hang in the background? We have a lot more respect for him than you or Andrew Jackson you dipshit. Take your stinkin' paws off me you damn dirty Orangutan!"

 

[nat4900]

Gee, having Andrew Jackson in the background was a nice touch.

They're smiling and thinking "you couldn't find that nice painting of George Armstrong Custer to hang in the background? We have a lot more respect for him than you or Andrew Jackson you dipshit. Take your stinkin' paws off me you damn dirty Orangutan!"

That scenario in that picture is the equivalent of having a holocaust survival ceremony with a picture of Heinrich Himmler smiling in the background.

 

[mudwhistle]

Gee, having Andrew Jackson in the background was a nice touch.

They're smiling and thinking "you couldn't find that nice painting of George Armstrong Custer to hang in the background? We have a lot more respect for him than you or Andrew Jackson you dipshit. Take your stinkin' paws off me you damn dirty Orangutan!"

That doesn't roll off the tongue like the original.

 

[BlindBoo]

Captain Blurt just can't help himself. It's who he is and it's what he does.

 

[mudwhistle]

Captain Blurt just can't help himself. It's who he is and it's what he does.

I hate it when people blurt out the truth...

 

[BULLDOG]

Harold Frazier said Trump should also apologize to the nation for his Pocahontas remarks.

A Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe leader issued a damning response Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” slur earlier this week during an event meant to honor Navajo Code Talkers.

Harold Frazier, chairman of the South Dakota-based tribe, said he was “deeply ashamed” of Trump’s “disgusting” treatment of the World War II veterans and appeared to suggest that the president should resign.

“The President of the United States had an opportunity to honor veterans and bridge gaps in the relationship Tribes have with the Federal government,” Frazier said in a statement sent to HuffPost. “Instead, he chose to disgrace himself, his position and the nation he represents.”

Frazier continued, “The President of the United States wanted to utilize an opportunity to honor native warriors who defended this land to make a political attack. I have one for him, leave the office you bought and take your swamp things with you.”

For many Native Americans, Trump’s racist remark was a reminder of the trauma they have faced since European colonization began in the 1600s.

“We have been forced to learn the way of the American life,” Frazier said. “We have learned American religions, language, economy, politics and society. ... The President’s comments are another reminder that we are not allowed to participate.”

Frazier also pointed out that sexual assault and abuse, much like the violence that the real Pocahontas endured, affect Native American women at staggering rates.

“What happened to Pocahontas is still happening today to our women,” Frazier said. “Native American women continue to be victims of rape and exploitation by white men. The President of the United States is practicing that by exploiting native women as an insult for political machismo.”

Trump hasn’t addressed the outpouring of condemnation he’s received from Native American leaders and U.S. lawmakers since Monday.

Read Frazier’s full statement below:

More: Sioux Leader To Trump: 'Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You'

Amen! Trump not only shamed Native Americans - he shamed America!

So this dickhead thinks he speaks for every Native in America???

Shit....they aren't even in the same Tribe.
What makes this guy think he can speak for Pocahontas' tribe?

I think what we have here is yet again another asshole the Democrats gave a few bucks to so they could use him as a victim.
America isn't buying this shit anymore.

No, he speaks for the Sioux Tribe, Most of the leaders of the other tribes have said the same thing though.

There is no Sioux Tribe.
Sioux means "People"......and that is not the name of a motherfucking tribe.

You show your ignorance again

• Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation
• Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of the Cheyenne River Reservation
• Crow Creek Sioux Tribe of the Crow Creek Reservation
• Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe
• Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule Reservation
• Rosebud Sioux Tribe of the Rosebud Indian Reservation
• Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
• Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate
• Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & South Dakota
• Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota

 

[BULLDOG]

No, he speaks for the Sioux Tribe, Most of the leaders of the other tribes have said the same thing though.

The National Congress of Native Americans (NCAI) spoke for ALL Native Americans

NCAI Condemns President Trump's Derogatory Use of “Pocahontas ...

Native Americans respond to Trump's Pocahontas comment - CBS News

Pocahontas: A racial slur? Native American leaders say yes

Really? Kind of like Calypso Louie Fartinakhan and Al Sharpton speaks for all black people, right?

No. The majority of native Americans formally chose their leaders.

 

[SirRyan]

Harold Frazier said Trump should also apologize to the nation for his Pocahontas remarks.

A Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe leader issued a damning response Wednesday to President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” slur earlier this week during an event meant to honor Navajo Code Talkers.

Harold Frazier, chairman of the South Dakota-based tribe, said he was “deeply ashamed” of Trump’s “disgusting” treatment of the World War II veterans and appeared to suggest that the president should resign.

“The President of the United States had an opportunity to honor veterans and bridge gaps in the relationship Tribes have with the Federal government,” Frazier said in a statement sent to HuffPost. “Instead, he chose to disgrace himself, his position and the nation he represents.”

Frazier continued, “The President of the United States wanted to utilize an opportunity to honor native warriors who defended this land to make a political attack. I have one for him, leave the office you bought and take your swamp things with you.”

For many Native Americans, Trump’s racist remark was a reminder of the trauma they have faced since European colonization began in the 1600s.

“We have been forced to learn the way of the American life,” Frazier said. “We have learned American religions, language, economy, politics and society. ... The President’s comments are another reminder that we are not allowed to participate.”

Frazier also pointed out that sexual assault and abuse, much like the violence that the real Pocahontas endured, affect Native American women at staggering rates.

“What happened to Pocahontas is still happening today to our women,” Frazier said. “Native American women continue to be victims of rape and exploitation by white men. The President of the United States is practicing that by exploiting native women as an insult for political machismo.”

Trump hasn’t addressed the outpouring of condemnation he’s received from Native American leaders and U.S. lawmakers since Monday.

Read Frazier’s full statement below:

More: Sioux Leader To Trump: 'Leave The Office You Bought And Take Your Swamp Things With You'

Amen! Trump not only shamed Native Americans - he shamed America!

Whiny injun wouldn't have lasted 15 minutes back when the Sioux were actually a tribe of Native Siberians roaming this land.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Gee, having Andrew Jackson in the background was a nice touch.

They're smiling and thinking "you couldn't find that nice painting of George Armstrong Custer to hang in the background? We have a lot more respect for him than you or Andrew Jackson you dipshit. Take your stinkin' paws off me you damn dirty Orangutan!"

That scenario in that picture is the equivalent of having a holocaust survival ceremony with a picture of Heinrich Himmler smiling in the background.

Wait a while! Trump may well do just that for his supporters before it's through.

 

[hjmick]

Should have been more offended by the portrait of Andrew Jackson than Trump's need to make every event about him and his uncontrollable prepubescent urge to insult someone every time he opens his fat fucking mouth...

It’s ok that y’all constantly insult Trump, but if he does it the crying starts


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What the fuck are you babbling about?

 

[jillian]

well, why would you? you're comfortable in the swamp.