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The 'Necro-Political Order'--Settler Society Armed 'civil' Militias &
Organizing to 'the Highest Power of Death'
[Credit for the concept, and my building upon it, is owed to Rosa-Linda Fregoso-- Ahe'ye'e sister, your work is empowering to Lipan Apache families.]



Nde' Indigenous Democracy--And Organizing To the Highest Power of Life


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