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Ntulankeyutmonen Nkihtaqmikon
(We take care of the homeland)
Who we are.
What we are doing.
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Ntutlankeyutmonen Nkihtaqmikon are human beings devoted to this land, this place
from which we draw our name - Peskotomuhkutyik.
In response to the growing momentum for LNG in Maine, Ntulankeyutmonen
Nkihtaqmikon (we take care of the homeland) has launched an ambitious campaign
to educate Tribal people and opinion leaders about the nature/scope of LNG,
identity solutions and organize for reform.
The Passamaquoddy Bay region is a cultural heritage site, which deserves
protection and advocacy. The LNG operatives, who include state and federal
regulators and seasoned politicians, have already galvanized their support from
Maine's governor to bring LNG into this small coastal village. It is important
that the Passamaquoddy homeland be protected and that efforts that jeopardize
our cultural survival be banned from our territory.
The growing control of our political process by LNG/Quoddy LNG (a small number
of unaccountable corporations), federal, and state elites, and other misinformed
elected officials undermine indigenous human rights, religious freedom, and bio
health. LNG/Quoddy LNG's agenda and influence is clear; their message
exacerbates environmental racism and degradation.
Contact
person:
David Moses Bridges
david@wetakecareofourland.org/
(207) 853.2765