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The Great Reset and the Doctrine of Domination: A Conversation with Steven Newcomb
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The Great Reset and the Doctrine of Domination: A Conversation with Steven Newcomb

The Great Reset before and now.

Tessa Lena
Oct 28, 2021
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I want to share the interview I recently did with Steven Newcomb (well not so recently but it took me forever to edit it).

It’s a second interview I did with Steven. In the first one, we focused on his work and the Doctrine of Domination per se. In this one, we discuss today’s Great Reset, viewed through the linguistic tradition of Domination as it was applied to the original people of this land—and also touch upon the Holy Product and the censorship around it.

It was an honor to interview Steven again, he truly is a brilliant intellectual and an impressive human being!

Confession: I meant to post this interview alongside a giant article—but the article is taking me on its own journey, while the interview deserves a full spotlight. So I’ll send the giant philosophical article shortly, and in the meanwhile, please enjoy my long conversation with Steven.

One thing I want to add as an intro is that the interview goes into areas that are not very comfortable (for anyone, possibly, but we went with it, and it came out useful, I think). Human history is a big mess, people tend to do horrible things to each other and sometimes mask control as “help”—and yet, here we are, seeking healing.

Here we are, in the middle of a stupid attempt at yet another unhelpful reform, pressured to heal in order to save ourselves and each other, trying to birth beauty and existential meaning out of this ridiculous situation. I believe that the point of all this is remembering who we are. I believe the point is remembering who we all have been since time immemorial, before all sorts of reformers with ideas showed up. And so may we strive for remembering our connection to mystery, for genuine wisdom and joy—and may we paddle paddle paddle out of the abusive trap and into love. I think it’s the point.

About Steven Newcomb:
Steven Newcomb (Shawnee, Lenape) is one of the world’s most prominent scholars of the Doctrine of Discovery (Dostrine of Domination) and Manifest Destiny. He is the author of a best-selling book “Pagans in the Promised Land: Decoding the Doctrine of Christian Discovery” (Fulcrum, 2008). He is a co-producer of the documentary film, “The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code,” directed and produced by Sheldon Wolfchild (Dakota), with narration by Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cree). In 1992, Newcomb, along with Birgil Kills Straight (Oglala Lakota) founded the Indigenous Law Institute and started a worldwide movement to call upon the Holy See to revoke the Vatican papal bull of discovery and domination of May 4, 1493. To find out more about Steven Newcomb and his work, please go to originalfreenations.com.

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Tessa Lena
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Note to self: memorize how to spell "immemorial"...

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Navyo Ericsen
Writes Fear or Love ·Oct 28, 2021Liked by Tessa Lena

Thank you, Tessa. I made a rough transcript as I realised this was a very important interview. I am 100% with you about this entire situation being about our healing, growth and awakening, forcing us to confront ourselves and things we normally wouldn't. We do have the power to stop this internally and spiritually. I believe those internal forces express themselves in our actions which will ultimately succeed. Paddling into love...

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