<TITLE>05. Par 11-12</TITLE>L-11 And when I went to speak... Now, an Indian's a very strange man. Now, he's--he'll stand and listen at you, but he won't--he won't make his decision till he's sure.
Billy Paul had some experience of one here some time ago. I said, "Billy, giving out those prayer cards, give it to the really--the sick people. Just the fellow with the headache or toothache and people there're dying with cancer, give it to somebody's really sick."
Said, "All right." He went down, and this was at Phoenix. And so he was giving out the prayer cards, and a Indian walked along, he said... [Brother Branham pats--Ed.] Pat him on the back, said, "Me sick."
He said, "Well, what's the matter with you, chief?"
He said, "Me sick."
Well, he just turned around and walked away from him. Chief kept following him with the hands behind him. Directly, he was about to--Chief was watching them prayer cards getting lower and lower, so he [Brother Branham demonstrates--Ed.] knocked him on the back again. He turned around and said, "What's the matter, chief?"
He said, "Me sick."
He said, "Chief, I'm supposed to give these to people who are really sick." Said, "What's your trouble?"
He said, "Me sick."
So he went on a little farther, and he caught him again. He had about two or three prayer cards. He said, "Chief, what's your trouble?"
He said, "Me sick."
Billy said, then right on the prayer card, "Me sick." You know, like that. "Me sick." And he was--he was sick. He didn't want to tell what was the matter with him, but the only thing he knew... Maybe that was all he could say; somebody told him to say that, you know, "Me sick." That's all he knowed.
I had one got converted one time, and he didn't know how to shout; so he only knowed two words and that was July and August, and he run as hard as he could hollering, "July, August. July, August, July, August," just... That's all he knowed how to do; that's the only words he knowed how to say. But he was shouting just as much as we are when we're... Yeah, that's right. He was to the glory of God, that's all he knowed how to say.

L-12 So in the San Carlos meeting that night, I was speaking. I said, "You people, I'm sorry. And I think it's a stain on our flag to send money over to Britain and around like that. Them people don't get it: the poor. I'm neither Democrat nor Republican; I'm a Christian. See? So now... But let me tell you; that's a bunch of nonsense. I was right there to see. I was right there with... The King sent for me and I come over and was in his palace and so forth and went down there.
And I know them people are half starved to death; they don't get that money. Russia will be blowing it back to you pretty soon, so just--like Japan did, so... Brother, I'm to keep America in America: that's where she belongs. Let me tell you... Friend, when I went over there and--and noticed them poor Indians laying there, some of them... Hundreds of them die every year because they get just a few nickels a month, or a few dollars a month pension and they can't live on it. They... And then they come around... They was raising some sheep, and they took all them away from them, and I don't know what they did. Just... The people freeze, starve to death, and everything, and I think that's a disgrace. I do. I'm for the Indian.


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