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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 5

Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 5

September 26, 2025

Part 5 The Anti-Bolshevik Block of Nations (ABN) was created by Nazi Germany in 1943 as the Committee of Subjugated Nations.1 It was renamed ABN in 1946.2 “A lot of…

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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 4

Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 4

September 25, 2025

Part 4 Dr. Brezinski was also Foreign Policy Institute Senior Fellow at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. The school announced, “The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International…

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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 3

Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 3

September 25, 2025

Part 3 There have been calls for mass expulsion of Russians and Russian-speaking Ukrainians. The aim is to erase them from both the history and the territory of Ukraine. Like…

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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples - Part 2

Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 2

September 22, 2025

Part 2 Ukrainian nationalism is a 19th-century phenomenon that originated in, and was confined to, the Polish territory that the Habsburg Empire annexed in the First Partition of Poland in…

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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and HegemonyThe West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples - Part 1 

Doublethink, Geopolitics, and HegemonyThe West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 1 

September 18, 2025

Part 1 This is part one of a five-part series written initially as a single essay under the title “Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony: The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and…

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“Sin maíz, no hay país”: How Free Trade Hurts Indigenous Food Sovereignty in Mexico

“Sin maíz, no hay país”: How Free Trade Hurts Indigenous Food Sovereignty in Mexico

February 13, 2025

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) laud free trade as a doctrine of economic growth, prosperity, and development. Free trade agreements (FTAs), agreements between two…

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How many Indigenous People?

May 24, 2015

(Map developed by Decolonial Atlas: Indigenous Peoples as a percentage of the total population by state https://decolonialatlas.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/world-indigenous-population/) Since the year 2000 the number 370 million has been bandied about as…

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FW Economy Dead End

January 22, 2015

Fourth World peoples throughout the world generally do not benefit from state economies that measure their economic future using the Gross Domestic Product (GDP – production minus cost) and productivity….

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FW Hunger: Land & Refugees

November 28, 2014

Fourth World peoples frequently live in the most remote regions of the world making up a major portion of the non-urban population. Significantly, the diversity of Fourth World peoples’ locations…

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Nations’ Independence – Taxation

September 19, 2014

Commentators and essayists throughout generations have often made the observation that( (I paraphrase here): States’ governments do not give up their power easily and the power they are least willing…

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Chief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library

The library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.

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