As the Ukraine proxy war is seemingly coming to an end, it's glaring that the last 3 years has exposed a profound failure within large sectors of the U.S. left—their inability to ground their analysis in objective materialist principles rather than subjective moral posturing. This failure is not new; it echoes the left’s misguided alignment with U.S. imperialism in Libya, Syria, Nicaragua, Tigray/Ethiopia, and beyond.

Trump, like his favorite president, Andrew Jackson, who orchestrated the Trail of Tears and countless massacres, wants to forcibly remove Palestinians from their land, another Nakba in the making. 🧵 It’s no coincidence that the U.S. has proposed this brazen scheme. Like Israel, the U.S. is a European colonial settler state that itself was founded on the genocide and removal of its native population and built up with the labor of enslaved Africans.

Amidst Haiti's ongoing struggle for autonomy, decades after the 2004 coup that removed President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the nation remains trapped in neocolonial dominance and threatened by imperialist agendas, primarily from the United States. The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 further exacerbated the crisis, leaving the country without elected leadership. Unelected Prime Minister Ariel Henry, perceived as a puppet for foreign interests, particularly the US, UN, and Core Group...

For 2 years, the “anti-Blackness” claim has allowed "human rights" narratives to form around revolutionary states in the crosshairs of the U.S. empire. This video comes on the heels of one of the largest U.S. youth delegations to visit #Cuba (@PeoplesForumNYC). Here's a thread 🧵

https://twitter.com/BuenoForMiami/status/1652897839561732096

The "Cuba is anti-Black/racist" narrative is being used to validate #Cuba having been placed on the U.S. "state sponsors of terrorists" list under the guise of "human rights abuses."

cc: @NNOCuba @USHandsOffCuba @amazonlabor @Shut_downAmazon