Ex–U.S. empire insider turned Marxist analyst. I’ve seen how capital rules and how resistance is crushed. Now I write to expose—and to fight. #Truth #Censored
1/ The White House and Trump keep pushing a “crime wave” panic. Governors like Youngkin are rolling out new cop pipelines. The media amplifies it nonstop.
2/ Ordinary profits come from surplus value—capitalists paying workers less than the value they produce. Superprofits go beyond that, arising from monopoly power, patents, global labor exploitation, and financial maneuvers. They show the true mechanics of capitalist extraction.
1/ The COVID-19 pandemic was never about health—it was a meticulously engineered crisis to transfer trillions to oligarchs while enforcing medical apartheid. The working class was the target, not the virus. #COVIDScam
1/ Trump represents not an aberration, but the logical extreme of late-stage capitalism: nationalist bluster masking service to the same imperialist project. #CapitalismInDecay
1/ "AI disproves Marx’s labor theory of value!" Nope. Let’s break why automation doesn’t kill LTV—it exposes capitalism’s newest theft. Machines don’t create value; they disguise who really does. #AIFeudalism
This period was an exception, not a rule, and its conditions were unsustainable by design.
1/ The United States is crumbling from within. Political gridlock, wild regional inequalities, and cultural civil wars reveal a failed imperial project. Rather than fear balkanization, socialists should prepare to turn fragmentation into liberation.
1/ While everyone talks about US military bases abroad, a quieter conquest is happening: American private investors buying up foreign land at record rates. From Brazilian farms to Lisbon apartments, here’s what’s happening—and why it’s neo-colonialism.
1/8 The great divergence began in 2001. As America spent $2.3 trillion destroying Afghanistan (@BrownUniversity), China built the Qinghai-Tibet Railway—the world's highest train line. Twenty years later, US failure stares at Chinese rails reaching Europe. #PostAmericanWorld
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Under feudalism, serfs believed lords protected them from wolves. Today, workers credit CEOs for "creating jobs"—as if factories run on boardroom meetings rather than labor. The master-slave dialectic evolved, but its core remains: manufactured dependence. (2/8)
2/ Exhibit A: Palantir.