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Interview with the General Cha-O-Ha, War Chief of the Amerindian Peoples Liberation Army of the Americas, By Chase Iron Eyes
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On 20th June 2013, the eve of the Summer solstice & longest day of the year, in a hotel room in Minneapolis Minnesota (USA), I met a most extraordinary man….he is known as General Cha-O-Ha and he is the War Chief of the Amerindian Peoples Liberation Army of the Americas (if you recall Lastrealindians published […]read more
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