A global struggle over who controls the internet, the flow of information, and the meaning of security in the 21st century.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 7, 2025 The Internet Was Never Neutral The story that Silicon Valley likes to tell is that the internet emerged from garages and college dorm rooms, built... Continue Reading →
The Freedom That Watches: Cybersecurity, Empire, and the Struggle Over Digital Power
The U.S. presents itself as the guardian of a “free and open internet.” But behind the rhetoric lies a deeper conflict over who controls the global architecture of communication — and who gets to speak in the world being formed. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 7, 2025 Trojan Warnings from the Gatekeepers... Continue Reading →
Saint of the Republic: Nancy Pelosi and the Machinery She Served
The press manufactures a saintly legacy for Pelosi. The record reveals war funding, sanctions, surveillance, and wealth extraction.Her symbolism functioned to stabilize a declining empire. The future belongs to those building power from below, not those preserving the old order. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 6, 2025 The Manufacture of a Saintly... Continue Reading →
The Cross and the Barrel: Why the Trump Regime Is Threatening Nigeria
Religion is the costume. Sovereignty is the crime. Empire is the objective. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | Novermber 6, 2025 The Drumbeat Wrapped in the Cross They always come with a hymn on their lips and a payload in their hands. The latest refrain from the Trump regime is dressed in the language... Continue Reading →
Zohran Mamdani and the Contradictions of Socialist Governance in the Imperial Core
A victory born from crisis, constrained by capital, and tested by the global architecture of empire. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 2025 A Victory Shaped by Crisis, Not Consensus Zohran Mamdani did not win the mayoralty of New York City because the city suddenly embraced socialism. He won because the crises that... Continue Reading →
Dick Cheney: Death of a War Criminal
The architect of torture, endless war, and the U.S. surveillance state is gone — but the empire he built remains. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 4, 2025 Death of a Statesman, Survival of a System Dick Cheney died, and the newspapers called him a patriot. The television anchors tightened their faces into... Continue Reading →
The Hunger Regime: SNAP, Technofascism, and the Class War Over Food
Food is not scarce. Hunger is enforced. The fight over SNAP is not about budgets—it is about power, sovereignty, and who has the right to live. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information |November 4, 2025 Food Is a Human Right — But the U.S. Treats It as a Weapon Across most of the world, the... Continue Reading →
October 1917: A Century Later — Samir Amin and the Return of the World Revolution
Samir Amin’s October 1917: Revolution, A Century Later is both a commemoration and a battle cry — a lucid Marxist-Leninist reflection on the world-historic rupture of 1917 and the unfinished struggle it ignited. Written in the twilight of the neoliberal era, the book reasserts the global and anti-imperialist meaning of the October Revolution, reminding us... Continue Reading →
Calm Is Not Surrender: Xi–Trump, Strategic Patience, and the Long War Against Empire
This was not a reset. It was not a détente. It was the empire asking for time, and a rising world civilization choosing not to rush. The United States performs strength to hide its decline. China exercises restraint because history is moving in its direction. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 1, 2025... Continue Reading →
The World Condemns the Blockade: The United States Stands Alone
Nearly every nation on Earth votes to end the economic siege of Cuba — and Washington answers with silence, ships, and sanctions.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | October 31, 2025How the Story Is Arranged Before We Even BeginThe Associated Press article opens by treating the U.S. embargo on Cuba as if it were a... Continue Reading →