How a $70 Billion Defense Budget, Missile-Riddled Islands, and a Manufactured “Security Crisis” Are Rewriting the Map of Asia By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | December 4, 2025 Budgets, Islands and the Quiet Manufacture of Consent If you just skim the surface of this USNI News piece, it looks like any other routine defense... Continue Reading →
Europe Wants Soldiers, Not Solutions: Germany’s Draft and the Return of the War Economy
CNN dresses Germany’s new conscription regime as common sense, but its language reveals an empire preparing its young for war. Beneath the talking points lies a material crisis: collapsing legitimacy, labor shortages, and NATO’s hunger for bodies. Germany’s rearmament only makes sense when placed within Europe’s deeper imperial recalibration toward austerity and militarized governance. The... Continue Reading →
Empire on Thin Ice: The Arctic, the Melt, and the Making of a Multipolar North
As the ice retreats, The Economist promises “connection.” But beneath the shipping lanes and rare-earth dreams lies a deeper reality: the Arctic is becoming a frontline where empires overreach, Indigenous nations resist, and a multipolar world begins to surface through the cracks. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 19, 2025 How an Empire... Continue Reading →
Russia’s “Reckoning” or the West’s Delusion? How The Economist Manufactures Collapse to Comfort a Dying Empire
This essay tears the mask off The Economist’s collapse narrative and exposes it as imperial comfort food for a ruling class terrified of losing the world it once controlled. It then digs beneath the rubble of Western claims to recover the independent, Global South–verified facts that reveal the real architecture of the war. With those... Continue Reading →
China’s “Year of Temptation”: How The Economist Manufactures Fear in an Age of Imperial Decline
A Weaponized Information excavation of Western propaganda, global power shifts, and the struggle for a just multipolar world.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | November 17, 2025Temptation as a Weapon: How the Economist Manufactures China’s “Hubris” The point of departure for this excavation is an article published by The Economist, “China will be tempted to... Continue Reading →
A Rupture in the Clouds? Ireland’s Landslide and the Battle for Meaning
The Guardian celebrates Connolly’s victory while quietly containing its significance. The material roots of the landslide reveal deep crises in housing, neutrality, and austerity. Ireland’s rupture reflects a wider imperial unraveling in the heart of the West. Only organized struggle can turn this symbolic breach into lasting transformation.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | October... Continue Reading →
Belarus, the West, and the Spy Scare: Fear as the Glue of a Crumbling Empire
The expulsions and arrests are less about espionage than about bloc discipline. In the twilight of Western supremacy, every accusation becomes a weapon, every headline a tool to enforce loyalty, and every silence a shield for imperial decline. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September 9, 2025 Spies, Shadows, and the Manufacture of Fear... Continue Reading →
Treasury’s Collapse Doctrine: Bessent, Trump, and the Sanctions Gamble
NBC gives airtime to Scott Bessent’s call to “collapse” Russia’s economy, framing tariffs and sanctions as proof of strength while exposing the cracks between empire’s rhetoric and reality.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September 7, 2025From Containment to Collapse: The Treasury as War Department On September 7, 2025, NBC News ran a story by... Continue Reading →
Fortress Empire and the American Pole
The Pentagon’s draft defense strategy is no retreat from global confrontation—it is the reassertion of hemispheric domination. Behind the language of “homeland security” lies Monroe Doctrine 2.0, technofascist consolidation at home, and the attempt to weld the Americas into a captive pole of power in a multipolar world.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September... Continue Reading →
Pentagon’s Fortress Turn: From China Threats to Homeland Militarization
Politico reports that the Pentagon’s new National Defense Strategy shifts away from deterring Beijing and toward domestic deployments, Caribbean patrols, border militarization, and hemispheric policing — a move it calls a “striking reversal” that leaves U.S. allies uneasy.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | September 6, 2025The Art of Dressing Bayonets in Silk On September... Continue Reading →