Netanyahu didn’t come to negotiate—he came to tighten the noose on Gaza with empire’s blessing. Weaponized Information | April 9, 2025 Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington not to make peace, not to de-escalate, and certainly not to confront reality—but to perform. To entrench a narrative. To sit at the heart of empire and whisper into... Continue Reading →
Dollar Diplomacy and Debt Obedience: Japan Won’t Touch Its Chains
From occupied economy to imperial banker—how postwar Japan was absorbed into the U.S. financial order. Weaponized Information | April 9, 2025 The U.S. slapped another round of tariffs on Japanese goods this week—Trump’s latest shot in the ongoing trade war that’s more about imperial recalibration than fair economics. And how did Japan respond? With deferral.... Continue Reading →
DOGE’s AI Dragnet: Elon Musk, Surveillance Capitalism, and the Rise of Digital Fascism
Algorithmic repression, settler panic, and the empire’s new digital front line Redline | April 8, 2025 | UNITED STATES They used to need men in suits with wiretaps. Now all they need is Elon Musk, a chatbot, and a few billion lines of code. According to recent reports, Musk’s DOGE—yes, that’s the official name of... Continue Reading →
Fortress North: Canada’s Counter-Tariffs and the Fight for Sovereignty in a Settler Empire’s Shadow
Tariffs, annexation, and the Arctic chokepoint—welcome to the empire’s northern frontier. Redline | April 8, 2025 | NORTH AMERICA When Donald Trump said he might annex Canada, liberal pundits chuckled. But empires don’t joke. They predict. This week, the Canadian government announced that its retaliatory tariffs—25% duties on a range of U.S.-made automobiles—will go into... Continue Reading →
Trump’s 104% Tariff On China Is A Desperate Technofascist Chokehold
Economic strangulation dressed as trade protection, targeting not Beijing—but the global future.The U.S. empire has entered its siege stage. No longer capable of seducing the world with the glitz of consumer culture or the promise of prosperity, it now defaults to punishment. The latest: a 104% cumulative tariff on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels,... Continue Reading →
US Tariffs South African Citrus In Latest Act of Imperial Extortion
35,000 Black agricultural jobs are under threat—Washington calls it "trade leverage."It’s always dressed up in the same words: “trade enforcement,” “national interest,” “economic reciprocity.” But peel back the language of the U.S. State Department and what you’ll find—rotting just beneath the surface—is a weapon aimed directly at the Global South’s agricultural proletariat.This week, Washington fired... Continue Reading →
Redlines: April 8, 2025
Redline: The People’s Intelligence Feed Daily dispatches from the global class war frontline. April 8, 2025. Every headline is a weapon—and every word they write serves power. Redline is our counterstrike: a rapid-fire intelligence feed for the global working class and peasantry. We report the news as it is—through the lens of colonial contradiction, class... Continue Reading →
Batman: The Cape of Technofascism
Batman: The Cape of Technofascism While I was watching Super-Pets with my two youngest daughters tonight, I had an epiphany. A realization so obvious in hindsight I almost laughed out loud. Batman—yes, the Batman—is the archetype of technofascism. Not a side character, not a symptom, but the crystallized, caped embodiment of capital’s authoritarian dreams. The... Continue Reading →
Slavery, Indigenous Wars, And The Racialized Class Struggle Of The 19th Century (Race/Class 101, Part 4)
I. The House That Genocide and Slavery Built By the 19th century, the United States had become the crown jewel of capitalist expansion—a rising empire built on land theft, slavery, and an ever-expanding frontier of human misery. The country marketed itself as the land of liberty, yet its economy depended entirely on unfree labor and... Continue Reading →
Pam Bondi: A Plutocrats Wet Dream
This article is part 4 of Technofascism, Inc., an ongoing investigation into the corporate warlords, oil magnates, and tech monopolists who have seized control of Trump’s second-term cabinet. These loyal servants of capital are forging a new system where state power and corporate greed merge seamlessly—a regime built to defend wealth at home and sustain... Continue Reading →