U.S. media mocks China’s naval rise to soothe imperial ego. The facts reveal a strategic shift in global sea power. China’s modernization signals multipolar recalibration, not mimicry. Our struggle is to disrupt empire’s maritime infrastructure from within.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 14, 2025 Disciplining the Horizon: How Empire Manufactures Maritime Panic On... Continue Reading →
Diplomacy by Siege: Sanctions, Media, and the Long War on the Cuban Revolution
How imperial propaganda manufactures consent for economic warfare—and how Cuba’s defiance exposes the lie By Prince KaponeJuly 13, 2025Trial by Headline: When Empire Writes the Verdict Before the CrimeOn July 12, 2025, the Chicago Tribune ran a wire-fed dispatch headlined “US sanctions Cuban President Díaz-Canel and other officials for human rights violations”. The byline belongs... Continue Reading →
Russia, Iran, and the Anatomy of a Leak: How Empire Speaks Through Anonymous Mouths
When propaganda is printed as journalism, and nuclear sovereignty is framed as provocation, the goal isn’t truth — it’s obedience.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 12, 2025Anonymous Tongues, Imperial ScriptsOn July 12, 2025, Axios published a story headlined “Putin urges Iran to take ‘zero enrichment’ nuclear deal with U.S., sources say,” which rattled the multipolar... Continue Reading →
Empty Chairs, Full Agenda: Xi, Putin, and the Delegation of Power in a Maturing BRICS+ Order
Why their absence was not a fracture—but a feature of the post-hegemonic world being born. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 11, 2025 When the West Counts Heads, the Global South Builds Structures You can always tell when the empire is nervous—not by what it says, but by how much ink it spills... Continue Reading →
Silk and Steel: China, Triangular Cooperation, and the Weaponized Geography of Development
When the imperial press screams “debt trap,” that’s usually the sound of empire losing its grip.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 10, 2025Soft Words for Hard Power: The Imperial Alibi of Triangular Cooperation When China builds a railway in Ethiopia, connecting Addis Ababa to Djibouti’s ports in under ten hours, it’s branded a... Continue Reading →
Breaking the Blockade with Beach Chairs: Tourism, Sovereignty, and the Quiet War on Cuba
What Mexico and Cuba’s new tourism pact reveals about imperial siege, South–South defiance, and revolutionary endurance By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 3, 2025 When Diplomacy Whispers, Revolution Must Speak Louder On July 3rd, teleSUR published a short news brief covering the new 2025–2028 tourism cooperation agreement between Cuba and Mexico. On the... Continue Reading →
When Empire Bombs Iran, Central Asia Pays the Price
U.S. airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure didn’t just target uranium—they struck at the arteries of Eurasian integration. As trade routes reroute and alliances recalculate, Central Asia is learning in real time what American friendship really means. By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | July 3, 2025 Collateral Optics: The Propaganda Function of Clean War Narratives On... Continue Reading →
Redlines: July 3, 2025
Redlines – July 3, 2025Daily Dispatches from the Frontlines of Empire: Exposing Capitalist Crisis, Imperialist Recalibration, and the Global Fight for LiberationAFRICA Ethiopia Finalizes Debt “Relief”—But It’s Just IMF in Disguise Ethiopia has signed a formal agreement with its Official Creditor Committee—co-chaired by China and France—unlocking delayed IMF disbursements under the G20’s so-called “Common Framework.”... Continue Reading →
Brazil and Nigeria’s $1B Agro Deal: South–South Maneuver or Machinery of Capital?
A billion-dollar agreement to mechanize Nigerian agriculture may sidestep Western finance—but not capitalist extraction. The South is moving, negotiating, and resisting. The question is: who holds the tools, and who gets fed? By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 29, 2025 Development Without Context, Empire Without Name The Reuters piece titled "Nigeria and Brazil... Continue Reading →
Debt, Development, and Delinking in Zambia: China vs. the Empire
What the West calls “debt-trap diplomacy” is often a lifeline to sovereignty. The real debt trap was built in Washington—and it’s still claiming victims. Zambia shows us the difference between a loan that builds infrastructure and one that builds a prison.By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Information | June 27, 2025 I. Introduction: Zambia at the... Continue Reading →