Topic: Uranium Mining

Shelly Williams, a Ute Indian, discusses the ongoing activism of American Indian Movement (AIM) leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means. The conversation focuses on Banks' efforts to protect Navajo land from New World Order interests seeking to exploit coal and uranium resources. Williams clarifies that despite rumors, these leaders remain active in fighting for indigenous rights and land sovereignty.

The 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee is characterized as a resistance against New World Order interests targeting uranium deposits in the Black Hills. Tribal council member Dickey Wilson is accused of accepting funds to open mining operations that resulted in Lakota people dying from environmental poisoning. The segment argues that the term "globalist" is a rebranding used by the Clinton administration to mask the same top-down corporate control.