Rename Weapons of Death

We demand that the u.s. government immediately rename and ban the nefarious naming of military weaponry after Indigenous Red Indian Tribal Nations. Naming weapons of death and murder used by the u.s. military Apache and Tomahawk is sacrilegious.

It is unacceptable for the u.s. military to name such terrible objects and instruments of destruction after such a peaceful, beautiful, spiritual group of mankind - the American Indian. Indigenous Red Nations do not wish to be misused as objects for mascots, murdering military machinery, or any other such uses against the worlds people by the American government, corporations and people, who seeks land and resources from the innocent.

The weapons of death are used to commit atrocities and terrorism often in the name of freedom and democracy - as is the case with the apache helicopters, which countries like Israel utilize to attack and bomb innocent Palestinians. The poor Palestinians throw rocks and are sometimes forced to random acts of suicide bombings in attempts to thwart off illegal land acquisition, occupation, and further intrusion into their ancient homelands by European/Russian white jews who have simply taken up the jewish faith but are not truly the original Arab Jews by race.

Israel is gifted with these weapons and machines worth over twenty (20) billion tax dollars per year while Treaty responsibilities in the u.s. to Indigenous Red Nations are lucky to top a mere two billion per year. This is a woeful shortfall considering the trillions in gold and coal removed from Indigenous Homelands in the u.s. in which not one cent is paid to the owners of the resources the Indigenous Nations and Peoples (see 1851Treaty.com website).

Along with the ban on inappropriate naming of military weapons and machinery, we demand also an apology from the president of the u.s. and assurances that no tax dollars be misused as racist objectification against Indigenous Red Nations and Peoples.