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By Documenting Afghanistan November 9, 2019November 9, 2019

A Luxury Facility for Military Contractors Endangers Afghan Civilians

A Luxury Facility for Military Contractors Endangers Afghan Civilians By Mohammed Harun Arsalai and Mohsin Momand Khan Originally published in the Nation Kabul, Afghanistan—As talks to end the nearly 18-year … Continue reading A Luxury Facility for Military Contractors Endangers Afghan Civilians

By Documenting Afghanistan October 8, 2018October 12, 2018

The War on Terror was launched 17 years ago, but for Black and Indigenous people, it began in 1492

The War on Terror should be understood as having a much longer history that encompasses the repression faced by Black radicals in the US, especial Black Muslims but is essentially a war focused on the annihilation of resistance to white supremacist colonisation that started on this date back in 1492 with the conquest of Indigenous lands and the start of a “New” world.

By Documenting Afghanistan October 7, 2018December 10, 2018

Video: Impacts of the War on Terror

Here’s video from todays discussion on the War on Terror; afghanistan and syria, infiltration and surveilence,colonialism, capitalism, rebels and rebel violence, US imperialism and Tankies, white people and subjective … Continue reading Video: Impacts of the War on Terror