A billion-dollar agreement to mechanize Nigerian agriculture may sidestep Western finance—but not capitalist extraction. The South is moving, negotiating, and resisting. The question is: who holds the tools, and who gets fed? By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 29, 2025 Development Without Context, Empire Without Name The Reuters piece titled "Nigeria and Brazil... Continue Reading →
Debt, Development, and Delinking in Zambia: China vs. the Empire
What the West calls “debt-trap diplomacy” is often a lifeline to sovereignty. The real debt trap was built in Washington—and it’s still claiming victims. Zambia shows us the difference between a loan that builds infrastructure and one that builds a prison.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 27, 2025 I. Introduction: Zambia at the... Continue Reading →
Imperial Gaslighting 101: How Reuters Slanders Multipolar Finance
Reuters’ hit piece on China’s lending practices isn't investigative journalism—it's economic warfare in print. We tear the mask off the real debt colonialists. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 28, 2025 Part I: Imperial Optics—The Propaganda of “Neutral” Concern On June 25, 2025, Reuters published an article claiming that China's collateralized lending practices... Continue Reading →
Debt Is Not a Tragedy—It’s a Strategy
Exposing the Liberal Illusions of “Forgiveness” at the Seville Summit—and the Imperial System They Protect Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 28, 2025 Part I: Counterinsurgency by Comment Section – The Guardian as Empire’s Humanitarian Mouthpiece On June 28, 2025, The Guardian published an op-ed titled “The Global South needs more than tinkering at... Continue Reading →
From Bombs to Bailouts: How the World Bank Is Recolonizing Syria
What the West couldn’t destroy with war, it now seeks to own through debtBy Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 25, 2025They Bombed It, Now They Want to Bill ItOn June 25, Euronews ran a headline that would’ve made Joseph Schumpeter blush. The World Bank, we’re told, is returning to Syria with a $146... Continue Reading →