Tag: South America

Negotiating in Chains: Sheinbaum, USMCA, and the Contradictions of Sovereignty Under Empire

Tariff relief isn’t liberation—it’s calibration. Mexico’s challenge isn’t diplomacy. It’s surviving an imperial framework designed to discipline, extract, and contain. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information May 22, 2025 Part I – Framing the Leash as Liberation: Media Applause for Imperial Concessions The teleSUR article on President Sheinbaum’s negotiated tariff reduction reads like a victory... Continue Reading →

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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 →

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Redlines: May 16, 2025

Africa Red Cross Transfers Congolese Troops as M23 War Intensifies Over 1,300 disarmed Congolese soldiers and police were transferred from rebel-held Goma to Kinshasa in a Red Cross–brokered deal involving the UN, the Congolese state, and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels. But this isn’t demobilization—it’s imperial logistics in motion. M23 is a proxy force enabling neocolonial access... Continue Reading →

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