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And I'm sure most people who are listening to this podcast, that's not what they think.

But they may not really know exactly what it means either.

They may think it sounds like a good idea, but they're not quite sure what it is.

Do you mind kind of talking about how Land Back has developed as an idea and what you mean by it personally, at least?

You know, that kind of thing.

Same thing with stop line three, how it encroached on the hunting land and the farmland that was not technically in the residential, not in the reservation area where people live, but it's in the surrounding area that is for hunting that is specified in the treaty.

People are trying to use these loopholes to get the pipelines through.

Yeah, I think Land Back would just be a whole other thing that will pay someone more qualified than our team to talk about on this show.

Because, yeah, that's definitely, you know, like all of the things we've discussed, they deserve their own deep dives by people that are

uh, not me, Robert and Chris.

Um, let's see, is, is there any kind of resources, either books or stuff online that you would recommend for people wanting to learn more about this history?

Um, and then any kind of ways to, I don't know, I guess show support in these, in these kind of like efforts that are going on.

Um, is there anywhere that, uh, people can find you online?

Don't do it.

It's better not.

It's better that people don't find anyone online.

It's better we're all just posting into the void.

There's nothing.

Just the void.

Well, that is, I think, going to wrap up what we have today.