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From “Stay Woke” To American Dreaming: The Liberal Capture of Identity Politics, the Rise of DEI, and the Soft Counterinsurgency That Replaced Revolution With Representation

How a radical method of seeing the empire became a tool for managing it, and why reclaiming “woke” requires breaking with the settler state and realigning with global anti-imperialist struggleBy Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | December 6, 2025When “Woke” Left Home and Got Jumped by the EmpireOnce upon a time, before cable news discovered... Continue Reading →

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From “Defense” to “War”: Hegseth’s Quantico Doctrine and the Consolidation of Technofascism

How a culture-war purge, Christian-nationalist legitimation, and AI-driven militarization reforge the U.S. military into a permanent war-state at home and abroadBy Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | October 1, 2025The War Department Returns At Quantico, Pete Hegseth gathered hundreds of generals and admirals in a spectacle that felt less like a professional briefing and more... Continue Reading →

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Erasing Justice, Reclaiming Land: The USDA, Technofascism, and the War on Black Farmers

Capital B’s coverage launders settler policy as neutral bureaucracy, masking a colonial offensive. The USDA’s rollback is not reform—it is the continuation of a land war to suppress Black nationhood. Bureaucratic neutrality and algorithmic governance now serve as tools of settler-colonial pacification. Internal colonies are organizing across digital, agricultural, and political fronts to reclaim sovereignty.... Continue Reading →

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