Behind the cookbooks, scholarships, and incubators lies a calibrated strategy of imperial control—dressed in the language of education but rooted in the logic of dependency and extraction. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 11, 2025 Cookbooks, Classrooms, and the Contours of a Quiet Coup On July 11, 2025, The Nation ran a strikingly... Continue Reading →
Australia Digs, Canada Profits, Burkina Faso Resists: Gold and the Battle for Sovereignty
What Australian miners, Canadian financiers, and Western media call a “milestone” is in fact a warzone—where sovereignty is built with shovels, not slogans, and every ounce of gold extracted is a test of who holds power beneath the surface.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 3, 2025The Gospel of Gold: How Empire Writes Its... Continue Reading →
When Russia Seizes, the U.S. Screams: Property, Power, and the Panic of a Fading Empire
Reuters’ latest smear piece on Russia’s Glavprodukt isn’t journalism—it’s financial warfare disguised as reporting, written to delegitimize multipolar sovereignty and defend imperial property norms.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 11, 2025Empire’s Canned Narrative On July 10, 2025, Reuters published a short dispatch that, on its face, looks like business news: a U.S.-founded food... Continue Reading →
Empty Chairs, Full Agenda: Xi, Putin, and the Delegation of Power in a Maturing BRICS+ Order
Why their absence was not a fracture—but a feature of the post-hegemonic world being born. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 11, 2025 When the West Counts Heads, the Global South Builds Structures You can always tell when the empire is nervous—not by what it says, but by how much ink it spills... Continue Reading →
Steel and Saltwater: The Ghosts of Empire in the South China Sea
How Empire Wrote the Law of the Sea in Blood, Branded Resistance as Aggression, and Turned the South China Sea into a Battleground of Hegemony and Hope By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 11, 2025Where Empires Drew Their Maps in Blood The South China Sea didn’t become a battlefield by nature—it was made... Continue Reading →
Empire’s Empty Wallet: The Rise and Fall of Dollar Hegemony in the Multipolar Age
From Bretton Woods to BRICS+, how imperial finance built a global trap—and why the world is breaking free By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 10, 2025 The Dollar Didn’t Rise—It Was Forced on the World You ever notice how they always say the U.S. dollar “rose to power”? Like it was elected. Like... Continue Reading →
The Smiling Butcher and the Colonial Buffet: Trump’s Africa Summit and the Hyper-Imperialist Repackaging of Empire
This wasn’t aid or trade. It was imperialist recalibration—Trump’s empire tightening the screws with spreadsheets, satellites, and handshakes.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 10, 2025Tuxedos and Trade Deals: The New Language of LootingThe imperial press has always known how to dress a wolf in a tuxedo. And so, when NPR’s Jewel Bright reported... Continue Reading →
Silk and Steel: China, Triangular Cooperation, and the Weaponized Geography of Development
When the imperial press screams “debt trap,” that’s usually the sound of empire losing its grip.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 10, 2025Soft Words for Hard Power: The Imperial Alibi of Triangular Cooperation When China builds a railway in Ethiopia, connecting Addis Ababa to Djibouti’s ports in under ten hours, it’s branded a... Continue Reading →
Breaking the Blockade with Beach Chairs: Tourism, Sovereignty, and the Quiet War on Cuba
What Mexico and Cuba’s new tourism pact reveals about imperial siege, South–South defiance, and revolutionary endurance By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 3, 2025 When Diplomacy Whispers, Revolution Must Speak Louder On July 3rd, teleSUR published a short news brief covering the new 2025–2028 tourism cooperation agreement between Cuba and Mexico. On the... Continue Reading →
The People’s Commune Was Not a Mistake: Revolutionary Lessons from Maoist China for an Ecosocialist Future
By Prince Kapone, Weaponized InformationMemory as CounteroffensiveThe capitalist narrative tells us the People’s Communes of Maoist China were a disaster—chaotic, coercive, inefficient. This lie has been repeated so often it has become common sense in both liberal academia and neoliberal policy circles. But this story is not history. It is counterrevolutionary propaganda, designed to bury... Continue Reading →