You don't remember Den Van Boo?

No!

The same thing happened in Algeria, in Africa.

They didn't have anything but a rank.

The French had all these highly mechanized instruments of warfare.

But they put some guerrilla action on.

Hello, guerrilla history listeners.

This is co-host Henry.

And what you're going to be hearing in this episode is an appearance that Adnan and I made on the Revolutionary Blackout Network as part of a roundtable discussing a variety of topics alongside John Looking Glass and indigenous activists and the host of the show, Nick, from Revolutionary Blackout Network.

We were reached out to, by Revolutionary Blackout Network, to sit on this roundtable and discuss a variety of topics, which included things like the expansion of bricks, and then of course the traditional topics of imperialism and colonialism. We touched on topics including Haiti, including Kenya, but the conversation really was wide-ranging and we really appreciated the opportunity

to appear on Revolutionary Blackout Network to discuss these topics, and we look forward to being

back to discuss them again. As I mentioned, we were sitting alongside longtime indigenous activist

John Lookingglass, whose audio was, let's say, less than ideal.

The internet connection at the reservation was not the best, but we've done what we could

to edit the audio and make it understandable in this edited version, more so than in the

live YouTube stream that we did on RBN.

So, we hope that you enjoy the conversation. One last note

before we get into the conversation is that Nick had about a 10 minute long introduction at the

beginning of the episode where he reacts to recent headlines that are related to the topics that we

are discussing in this episode.

We have removed that 10-minute introduction, but we highly recommend that you go to the

Revolutionary Blackout Network YouTube channel and listen to that introduction.

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