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To label Indigenous people as terrorists is to weaponize language itself — turning words into bullets and bureaucracy into warfare. This is not security; it’s state-sanctioned fear. History is repeating itself in polished uniforms and coded policies: colonization reborn as counter-terrorism.

Indigenous sovereignty has always frightened empires because it exposes the lie of conquest — that stolen land can ever belong to the thief. When governments criminalize those who defend water, land, and ceremony, they are not fighting terrorism; they are fighting truth. The real terror lies in the ongoing erasure of Indigenous nations, the surveillance of resistance, and the rewriting of history to make the oppressed appear dangerous.

This is not just a moral crisis; it’s a sociological one — a reflection of a nation addicted to control, unable to reckon with its own violence. To stand with Indigenous people is to refuse this narrative, to reclaim the word security from those who use it to justify harm.

Justice begins when we stop confusing sovereignty with threat, protest with violence, and identity with crime. The real terror is not in Indigenous resistance — it’s in the fear of accountability.

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