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Jul 22, 2021 1 hr 3 min

Colonialism = Industrialization = Famine

from Permaculture Perspectives Podcast Hosted by Andrew Faust

Here I share the history of how Colonialism laid the foundation for industrialization and unprecedented human exploitation of one another and the planet. I read sections from each of these books shown and how the theme of history reveals the patterns of our demise and of our healing solutions.

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