DEVIL$ REALTOR

ORANGE PEEL AT HIS BEST. 

"The Great Taking"

What we call America is a mausoleum of theft—built on broken treaties and buried ancestors. The U.S. government didn’t just take land; it took the heartbeat of over 500 sovereign nations, carved them into commodities, and then called it progress. This wasn’t just a relocation—it was a spiritual eviction from sacred memory.

Over 2 billion acres were stripped from Indigenous hands—not through just war, but with bureaucratic ink, corrupted promises, and blood-drenched policies like the Dawes Act, which didn't allot land—it dissected identity. By the 1880s, over 90 million acres vanished, along with languages, songs, and ceremonial fires that once lit the soul of Turtle Island.

This wasn’t erosion—it was erasure.

Today, 42% of tribes that once walked this land with sacred sovereignty have no land to walk at all. What does a nation do when its original stewards are left without a corner of soil to call their own? It calls it “history” and dares to call itself just.

But the truth? The bones beneath this land remember. The songs trapped in the wind still sing. And the memory of what was taken—that still walks with us.
Not as victims.
As witnesses.
As warriors.
As the original truth in a land full of lies.