One of the principal barriers to the simulation seems to be the natural

tendency of white people to violence. They love violence. They love it as entertainment, the very foundation of their way of life, death and sacrifice.

White people with almost missionary zeal have done the best to export this and sacrifice to every corner of the world.

We are not Americans. We are not Americans.

We are not Americans.

We are not Americans.

Better red and death.

Better red than death.

Better red than Dad than Dad! Better than Dad!

Yeah!

Yeah!

All right! So take three. We tried starting this recording twice already and had some technical difficulties, but okay, so we're back.

Third time's a charm for our newest Red Power Hour episode. This is part two of a two-part series on climate change and this summer of climate catastrophe.

So if you haven't had a chance, I would encourage you to listen to the episode part one that we recorded two weeks ago.

It was myself, Red Power Our co-host, Elena Ortiz, and then Red Nation Podcast co-host,

Nick Estes, in conversation about a whole bunch of things.

I'm sure folks have been paying attention to the news,

but the massive wildfires, right, the drought that caused a lot of dust

that made me really sick from a ceremony this

summer. The heating of waters and lakes, rivers, and oceans that caused massive

die-off of clams, for example, clams in mussels in places like the Pacific

Northwest, you know, and all of the other things I think the historic extreme heat wave in July,

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