A Weaponized Intellects reconstruction of A History of the Guyanese Working People, 1881–1905 that treats Rodney’s most mature historical materialist work not as scholarship for contemplation, but as theory forged for organization, struggle, and socialist revolution. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | Weaponized Intellects Book Review | January 23, 2026A Book Written to Be... Continue Reading →
F-35s Over Guyana: Exxon’s Oil, Venezuela’s Claim, and the Empire’s Fear of Multipolarity
Washington flies warplanes to guard Exxon’s contracts, calls it “stability,” and smears Venezuela as the aggressor. Yet beneath the noise lies the real contradiction: a people’s fight for sovereignty against the Fortress Americas project in a world breaking toward multipolarity.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September 12, 2025Investor Calm at the Barrel of a... Continue Reading →
Guyana at the Crossroads: Oil, Empire, and the Struggle for Sovereignty
How CNN launders Exxon’s contracts, Washington’s warships, and the new cold war into “stability” — and why Guyana is a chokepoint in the fight for a multipolar futureBy Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September 3, 2025Oil, War, and the Consent Factory: Excavating CNN’s Guyana Frame The target under excavation is CNN’s “Oil, threat of... Continue Reading →
“Walter Rodney Speaks”: A Revolutionary Autopsy of the Guerilla Intellectual (Part 1 of 2)
Book Review Series | Part I: The Making of a Guerilla IntellectualBy Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 14, 2025I. Tailor’s Son in a Tailored World: The Fabric of a Colonial UpbringingWalter Rodney didn’t come from Harvard. He came from Bent Street—Guyana. From the home of a self-employed tailor and a seamstress. And in... Continue Reading →
Oil, Occupation, and the Empire’s New Frontier: ExxonMobil, Essequibo, and the Neocolonial Recolonization of Guyana
How corporate profit, colonial borders, and U.S. militarism converge to redraw the map of South America By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 4, 2025 I. The Profits Were the Point: Framing Plunder as Progress The article we are excavating—“Exxon-led consortium’s 2024 profit in Guyana rose 64% to $10.4 billion”, published by Reuters and... Continue Reading →
False Flags and Floating Platforms: Venezuela, Border Provocations, and the Architecture of Hemispheric Counterinsurgency
The U.S. isn’t defending Guyana—it’s defending ExxonMobil. And what they fear most isn’t escalation. It’s that Venezuela is still resisting. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information May 22, 2025 Part I – Crisis by Design: SouthCom, Exxon, and the Manufacture of a Pretext The article originates from teleSUR, a fraternal outlet aligned with the anti-imperialist... Continue Reading →