Louis Allday 15/03/2022 Louis Allday 15/03/2022

‘Worse than Hitler’: Nazi revisionism in the service of US foreign policy

In routinely comparing its geopolitical rivals to Hitler, the US is able to obscure the broader political context of the given crisis and whitewash its direct role in causing it – allowing the West to maintain the fiction that it uses its military power for justice.

Qiao Collective 13/01/2021 Qiao Collective 13/01/2021

Raising their banner high: fascism, imperialism, and anti-communism at the Capitol Hill riots

The flags of U.S. client states, anti-communist regimes, and pre-revolution puppet states dotted the sea of MAGA hats and Confederate flags at the Capitol Hill mobs. Making sense of why requires understanding the convergence between imperialism abroad and fascism at home.

Filmon Zerai 27/12/2020 Filmon Zerai 27/12/2020

From Eritrea to Bolivia: who supported the Washington backed coup?

To be a revolutionary Eritrean in the diaspora demands one not be associated with the Washington State Department or uncritically support Isaias Afewerki. There is a transformative approach to transitioning Eritrea and it won’t work through collusion with the State Department, Human Rights Watch, or Amnesty International.

Louis Allday 10/11/2020 Louis Allday 10/11/2020

The false hope of a Biden presidency

It is telling that many of those who have publicly celebrated the election results are those liberals who, in their own words, cannot wait to stop caring about politics again. It is only those aware of Biden’s decades as a senior official of the US empire that understand the implications of his victory.

Louis Allday 04/06/2020 Louis Allday 04/06/2020

This is not an aberration; violence is central to the history, and present, of the United States

Contrary to the racist notion that it should not lower itself to the standards of its enemies, it must be stated plainly that the US is in fact the global expert on assassinations, crushing internal dissent, and mass violence.

Andrea Pitzer 29/04/2019 Andrea Pitzer 29/04/2019

Why the US tent cities are concentration camps for children

For centuries, children have been used as pawns by governments seeking to control their parents or their leaders. And children have been forcibly relocated in the United States before. Under slavery they were separated from their parents to extort labor and build wealth, while Native American children were taken from their families for re-schooling and to foster the expropriation of land.

James Bell 29/04/2019 James Bell 29/04/2019

Approaching the ‘Entertainment State’

The US state has a long history of meddling in film and television, reaching back as far as the early 1900s and stemming from every branch of its secret services and military. Though information on this relationship is readily available, it is rarely presented to the public or even discussed in academia.