100.) "The American Genocide of the Indians - Historical Facts and Real Evidence". This 6 page document is from the Foreign Ministry of the People's Republic of China in direct responce to the United States "diplomatic boycott" of the 2022 Beijing Olympics. (7 min. read)

From Article 3, anytime the U.S. government starts accusing China of genocide, China will simply start talking about the genocide that the U.S. government has done and is still doing to the "indians". It was also related in article 3. that approximately 1970-80's, a Haudenosaunee delegation had a meeting with the Chinese Consulate, where there was a long line of tables with a lot of thick, white binders of documents laying across these tables. The Chinese Consulate related that they understand what the U.S. is doing to the Indians. (this is found in Article 3., title: "This is why Canada is targeting indigenous children with genocide", paragraph 17 and 18.)

The date of Article 3. was 2021, well before the U.S. government's "diplomatic boycott" of the 2022 Beijing Olympics. 

Things do not change.

This document is being presented here to solely disseminate information that China has publicly released in 2022, regarding the United States government's genocide of the "Indians". This document is not about the politics that exist between the  United States and China.

It is also presented with the understanding that both sides, use indigenous people as political pawns to prove their point of genocide.

This document is written from a point of view not very often seen of indigenous people in the United States. A perspective from outside of the United States.

Here are a few quotes from this document that have also been topics of discussion in this blog.

*Topic from article 7., 1978- "The Longest Walk", in the position paper, reference is made to the forced sterilization of Indian women. A Haudenosainee Confederacy delegation related that they found United States- Government Accountability Office (GAO) documents that proved the forced sterilization of Indian women in the 1970s. When the Haudenosaunee delegation brought this to the United Nations, the U.S. denied any knowledge of forced sterilization of Indian women. The U.S. claimed they could not locate any such GAO document. And from Article 1, a Six Nation woman in the 1950's was given pills in the hospital and when she asked what they were for, the hospital staff refuse to answer. After repeated doses (which she hid and did not take) the hospital staff finally told her they were to make sure she would never have children again. She had too many already.

Here is a quote regarding this, from China's "Section I. Evidence on U.S. government's genocide against Indians":

"In 1930, the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs began sterilizing Indian women through the Indian Health Services program. Sterilization was conducted in the name of protecting the health of indian women, and in some cases, even performed without the woman's knowledge. Statistics suggested in the early 1970s, more than 42% of Indian women of childbearing age were sterilized. This resulted in the near extinction for many small tribes. By 1976, approximately 70,000 Indian women had been forcibly sterilized."

* The following sentence is from "Section II. American Indians remain in serious survival and development crisis", subsection 2. This is how China uses the phrase "self-extermination" that was used in article 95. Also read articles 53, 54, 55, 56. about how the BIA is destroying each indigenous nation, administratively. The BIA controlled indigenous nations, use the BIA as an administrative tool, for "self-extermination".

"On the surface, Indians are no longer the subject of 'extermination', but just 'forgotten', 'invisible' and 'discriminated against', yet in reality, they are simply left there for self-extermination."

*Here is another quote from Section II. subsection 5., that explains what is currently happening now, with the education of many indigenous youth in colleges and universities, learning about their culture through the racist books of the past, because they have lost their direct connection to oral history from their previous generations. Old books written by white, racist anthropologist and historians, whose only goal was the ruin and destruction of indigenous people. Many indigenous people being educated in the colleges and universities now, only have these books written by these racists, to misinform them of their language, culture and history.  Many do not even realize this. Remember Article 67., about the "shadow libraries" and the current state of many indigenous Phd's of indigenous study programs. And Article 68. Where a old Empire saying was related, that "if you forbid a people from speaking their language, you can change the meaning of their words and you can change their history". This is a major factor necessary to destroy the language, culture, history and thus assimilate indigenous people.

"The U.S. government has also enacted laws prohibiting Native Americans from performing religious rituals which have been passed down through the generations, and those involved in such activities would be arrested and imprisoned. Since the 20th century, with the rise of the civil rights movement in the United States, the protection of Native Americans traditional culture and history has improved to some extent. However, due to the serious damage that has already been inflicted, what is left now are mostly cultural relics preserve by later generations using the English language instead."

 It is recommended that the reader study the entire document, as these quotes could be taken out of context of the document. There is a lot of information contained in this six page document, that needs to be vetted to the readers satisfaction.

Here is the website, followed by a brief summery of content:

fmprc.gov.cn

Dated 2022-3-2 10:58 (march 2, 2022)

title: "The American Genocide of the Indians - Historical Facts and Real Evidence."

"opening statement" makes general references to what genocide is.

"Section I. Evidence on U.S. government's genocide against Indians...

Section II.American Indians remain in serious survival and development crisis...

Section III. Domestic criticism long ignored by the U.S. government over the genocide of American indians...

 To sum up, successive U.S. administrations have not only wiped out a large number of American Indians, but also, through systematic policy design and..."

( end of summery content of document.)

As always, this information is provided as a starting point for discussion in your circle.