Editorial Introduction At the 9th Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) held in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered a stirring address emphasizing Latin American unity, mutual respect for sovereignty, and a vision of shared prosperity. Representing the political vision known as the “Fourth Transformation,” Sheinbaum advocated a renewed... Continue Reading →
CELAC at the Crossroads: Integration, Sovereignty, and the Battle for a Post-Imperial Future
By Prince Kapone Weaponized Information I. The Return of La Patria Grande The 9th Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), held in April 2025 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, is more than a diplomatic gathering. It is the latest chapter in a centuries-long struggle to consolidate a sovereign and unified Latin American... Continue Reading →
Silicon Sovereignty and the Fall of Empire: China’s 1nm RISC-V Chip as a Blow to Technofascist Hegemony
In the tangled circuits of our planetary disorder, where high finance and high-frequency warfare converge, a quiet shockwave has issued from the East. Chinese scientists have unveiled the world’s first 1-nanometer RISC-V CPU built with two-dimensional materials. Not made in Palo Alto. Not blessed by Silicon Valley venture capital. Not protected by the IP barons... Continue Reading →
The Ghost of Bandung and the Weaponized World Order: A Revolutionary Engagement with Tricontinental’s Dossier No. 87
Bandung as a Weapon, Not a MemoryBy "Booby" Bolden, Weaponized Information (WI) | April 2025This essay is written as a comradely engagement with Dossier No. 87, "The Bandung Spirit", published by the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research in April 2025.At Weaponized Information, we draw deeply from the work of Tricontinental, Black Agenda Report, and other... Continue Reading →
Ho Was No Hoe: The Peasant Revolutionary Who Defeated Empire
The Man Who Beat the West “Nothing is more precious than independence and freedom.” — Ho Chi Minh The West has a habit of rewriting history to make itself feel better. So when a poor peasant revolutionary from Vietnam outsmarted, outlasted, and outfought not one, but two global empires—France and the United States—they had to... Continue Reading →
Toward an Ecosocialist Civilization: China’s Eco-Civilization Model in Historical Perspective
I. Why Ecosocialism, Why China? The Earth is burning—and it didn’t set itself on fire. The floods, the heat, the poisoned rivers, the vanishing forests—these aren’t natural disasters. They’re symptoms of a system. A system built on stolen land, stolen labor, and stolen time. Capitalism. It doesn’t just exploit people. It plunders the Earth itself.... Continue Reading →
Mao Was No Monster: Revolution, Power, and the Peasant Road to Socialism
Why Mao Still Haunts the Empire “The Chinese people have stood up!” — Mao Zedong, 1949 To the ruling class, Mao Zedong is not just a villain—he is an existential threat. More than half a century after his death, his image still triggers fear, loathing, and slander across the capitalist world. From liberal think tanks... Continue Reading →