Americaโs Osage Natives want you to know their story doesnโt end with Killers of the Flower Moon
"Today, the Koch oil trucks are gone, but their poisons are left behind โ and Iโm not just talking about the economic legacy. Former Koch trucker Jack Crossen told me that Koch ordered its workers to cover up toxic sludge spilt into creeks and water supplies."
The Osage of Oklahoma were the richest people on the planet.
Until they killed them.
For their oil.
https://www.gregpalast.com/until-they-killed-them100-crucial-seconds-of-a-story-buried/
"In the 1920s, after discovery of the massive #oil field on the #Osage Reservation, the US government took away the Osageโs right to their wealth...
Sixty, and likely many more, Osage were assassinated... their 'guardians,' their murderersโinherited their oil rights."
The story unfolds in a new film, Killers of the Flower Moon, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
And where that film ends, @GregPalast's new documentary, Long Knife, begins. And the trail leads to Charles #Koch.
https://www.gregpalast.com/until-they-killed-them100-crucial-seconds-of-a-story-buried/
