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Liberty-washing: the practice of selectively invoking the language of liberty, democratic restoration, or rule of law to legitimize coercive foreign action, while disregarding sovereignty, international legal constraints, or comparable liberties at home.
if the monster exists in the land, then it also exists within us. Folklore and folk stories don’t gloss over that fact.
If our bodies are the altars, our hearts the flame, active things that demand action, then what action can we take to help?
Belém — At COP30, the Indigenous peoples of the Amazon arrived first, before the heads of state, before the buttoned-up delegations, before the promises of energy transition that often end in transcripts of speeches in inboxes.
This was the chant at the protest in Rio de Janeiro, yesterday, on the 31st of October.
The intention behind such work is to breathe life back into the geography of the land. A land which is reduced by capitalism and monotheism into nothing more than a resource to be exploited, an assembly of lifeless objects and landscapes without spirit and meaning in and of themselves.
An excerpt from the debut occult horror novel from Thomas Sachs
