Nick Estes

⚡️Oceti Sakowin. Kul Wicasa. Lakol Wicoun. The original Red Scare. @The_Red_Nation Podcast. Lead Editor @redmediapr. Book: Our History is the Future⚡️

[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

I’m spending less time on here. Find me on Substack: https://t.co/khszrTHsbE

[Uahikea Maile @uahikea]

“I got them to do it.”

[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

The Plot to Ruin America, my reflections on the most American Fourth of July weekend of fascist marches, extreme weather, and maniacal red-baiting. https://t.co/UGndRT02XM

[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

Is there a new Red Scare? Why's the billionaire/trillionaire class freaking out? My latest.
https://t.co/NZ8xfhvOHu

[Camila @camilapress]

The stories out of La Guaira are inconceivable. There are ways of responsibly informing and utilizing social media. Many people will use their platforms for careless dissemination of false information and reckless, destructive takes. It's not just analysis and opinion. In the Anglosphere, it's easy to speak without realizing you're contributing to larger, engineered, information operations.

Members of the Venezuelan military and their families find themselves victims of the earthquake and are among the dead. State/government employees and their families are among the missing and dead. Everyone is affected. It’s a critical and sensitive time.

Some headlines are just flat out fake: Abandoned children in Parque del Este, tsunami warning, claims about the condition of the viaduct, claims that the Bolivarian government impedes the entry of supplies to La Guaira—all false.

There’s never been a better time to evaluate whether information is official and consider what potential future scenarios one might be contributing to with the replicating of unverified information. Contributing to widespread panic, outrage and division is particularly dangerous and could cost more lives in the time ahead.

Venezuelans themselves are acutely aware that los mismos helicópteros que se llevaron a Maduro, ahora mismo están en Maiquetía bringing aid and their call remains to lift the economic blockade.

In countries like the U.S. and Canada, people and organizations should fight against the ongoing violence and coercion the U.S. has imposed on Venezuela before and since January 3rd and take action against the economic blockade imposed on Venezuela by the U.S. and its allies, which caused over 100,000 deaths in Venezuela, years prior to these earthquakes. The demonic imperialist enemy of humanity remains the same and must be stopped.

[Camila @camilapress]

During a live update (1:20pm) @jorgerpsuv announces latest Venezuela earthquake figures:

920 dead
3,360 injured
172 trapped
383 buildings damaged or destroyed
13 hospitals damaged or destroyed
1,423 total structures affected

[Revolutionary Optimism @macclubbin]

6/26/26 Sharing, from 6/25/26, i highly recommend this article https://t.co/woCLFZnx5Q from Nick Estes's @nickwestes [shoutout (+shoutout to everyone at @The_Red_Nation , @redmediapr , subscribe!)] "Red Scare" Substack (subscribe!)

[Mr. Means @YoungElder96]

Congress had never formally declared war on any First Nations. It helped set the precedent for today’s US global hegemony and forever wars.👇🏽👇🏽

[Corinna Mullin @MullinCorinna]

The Indian Wars Continue: 150 Years After Victory at Greasy Grass

More 🔥🔥 from @nickwestes

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[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

Today is Victory Day, when Lakotas, Cheyennes, and Arapahos dealt the U.S. military a devastating defeat. What does this battle teach us about today’s forever wars? My latest.

https://t.co/5gnZX9N7aI

[Uahikea Maile @uahikea]

“‘Land back’ strikes fear in the heart of the settler. But as we show here, it’s the soundest environmental policy for a planet teetering on the brink of total ecological collapse. The path forward is simple: it’s decolonization or extinction.” —The Red Deal (@The_Red_Nation)

[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

LIVESTREAM TODAY @ 10 am CT: Revolution "Betrayed"? What's Happening in Venezuela? w/ Cira Pascual Marqina & Chris Gilbert https://t.co/lTF2PyV7aQ

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Bolivia's Minister of Defense has resigned from government with no official explanation.

Right now, US State Dept is trying to force Bolivia to declare martial law to break the strikes against neoliberalism. Our allies within military confirmed that cabinet is split on this.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Why is the US so concerned with the internal politics of a tiny country like Bolivia? Because it shows that even if they install a puppet regime, that regime can still be overthrown if the people organize.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

This is Bolivia: Day 8 of the general strike, barricades across all the highways bringing all trade and economic activity to a halt, commercial trucks backed up for miles. This continues until the neoliberal govt resigns.

Workers of every country have their Strait of Hormuz.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Bolivia's government has ordered the arrest of all the main leaders of the indigenous movements and mineworkers unions.

They're being charged for Terrorism for having organised the general strike against hunger. Strike continues regardless, now in day 7.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Our sources within the Bolivian police have confirmed that they've received orders to use live ammunition against the indigenous long march that is arriving today in the capital.

Protesters are aware and heading down regardless, to defend the country and its natural resources.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Bolivia's indigenous long march is approaching the capital.

Rural communities have been marching for 6 days through the Andes demanding the resignation of neoliberal President Rodrigo Paz due to the economic disaster caused by his free-market policies.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

The US & Israeli governments have published statements condemning the general strike in Bolivia.

The working class of a tiny country can scare even the most powerful global elites. Imagine if Latin America united, or Africa, or across Asia, or globally? We outnumber them.

[Ollie Vargas @Ollie_Vargas_]

Why is the US preparing a military intervention against Bolivia?

1) Their humiliating defeat in Iran has shattered myth of US invincibility. They need to reassert power elsewhere.

2) Bolivia's general strike shows the rest of Latin America how to overthrow US puppet regimes.

[Nick Estes @nickwestes]

The U.S. has an illegal torture prison in Cuba, but it constantly accuses Cuba and nations of doing exactly what it does—which is be a belligerent and violent a-hole to everyone. What's worse is media outlets shamelessly insulting everyone's intelligence by repeating these lies.

[Axios @axios]

EXCLUSIVE: Cuba has acquired more than 300 military drones and recently began discussing plans to use them to attack U.S assets, according to classified intelligence shared with Axios.

The intelligence could become a pretext for U.S. military action.
https://t.co/Ybrcce7CSx