Mahpiya Waci Win
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Mahpiya Waci Win
@MahpiyaWaciWin
Oceti Sakowin, Ihanktonwan D/Nakota. Liminal existence. Threshold-dweller. Perpetually suspicious. Cante Ohitika Winyan Okodakiciye ❤️ PhD
Katılım Kasım 2011
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Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis joined Mehdi Hasan for an insightful discussion, highlighting the dark history behind the United States' foundation. He stated, “How was the United States built? It was built by effectively carrying out a massive genocide of Native Americans.”
Their conversation covered this long history of genocide, spanning from Europe to the US, among other important topics.
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Zionists keep a close eye on our Indigenous movements & Indigenous studies. They really want us to understand they’re just “decolonizing” Palestine & that this holocaust is the ultimate form of #landback
…because apparently Natives can’t recognize settler colonialism🥴

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@IMAO_ Jesus Fucking Christ Americans are the stupidest people on earth. They didn’t ’randomly attack everyone around them’ you moron — they attacked countries that host US military bases for a very clear and stated goal, hitting strategic targets including mostly US assets.
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WHY THIS KWAME TURE SPEECH STILL MATTERS
In an archived speech, Kwame Ture delivers a blunt message to Americans: if U.S. weapons and sanctions harm people abroad, taxpayers cannot pretend innocence.
Speaking about Iran, he argued that global resentment toward the United States is rooted not in “hatred of freedom,” but in the lived consequences of intervention, arms deals, and regime manipulation.
Decades later, the questions remain relevant and urgent.
From the 1953 overthrow of Iran’s Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to ongoing sanctions and regional military tensions, U.S.–Iran relations have been shaped by cycles of power, resistance, and retaliation.
Ture’s core point wasn’t partisan — it was structural: foreign policy is funded domestically. Everything is interconnected. Economic pressure, military force, and political interference do not stay contained within borders.
As debates over sanctions, regional escalation, and regime change intensify, this speech forces a difficult reflection:
What responsibility do U.S. citizens carry for actions carried out in their name? And how does empire shape the stories we tell about who hates whom — and why?
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