Thursday, 4 December 2025 — The Grayzone
By Kit Klarenberg and William Evans
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No comments on Files expose Britain’s secret D-Notice censorship regime
Files expose Britain’s secret D-Notice censorship regime
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Europe Wants Soldiers, Not Solutions: Germany’s Draft and the Return of the War Economy
Monday, 24 November 2024 — Weaponized Information
CNN dresses Germany’s new conscription regime as common sense, but its language reveals an empire preparing its young for war. Beneath the talking points lies a material crisis: collapsing legitimacy, labor shortages, and NATO’s hunger for bodies. Germany’s rearmament only makes sense when placed within Europe’s deeper imperial recalibration toward austerity and militarized governance. The real story is not the draft itself, but the global struggle it exposes—and the movements rising to resist it.
By Prince Kapone
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Lobito and the Long Arm of Empire: Europe’s Green Transition Runs on African Land, Labor, and Life
Monday, 24 November 2025 — Weaponized Information
How the EU’s “model corridor” revives the colonial blueprint under the banner of sustainability— and how African workers, communities, and global movements are fighting back.
By Prince Kapone
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Fascism, Terror, War and Genocide: The Epochal Crisis of Global Capitalism
Monday, 24 November 2025 —
Sociologist William I. Robinson speaks at the CT Civil Liberties Defense Committee conference in Hartford, CT on Nov. 8, 2025.
William I. Robinson is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Global and International Studies, Latin American and Iberian Studies, and Affiliated Faculty, Chicana and Chicano Studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He is the author of numerous works and his latest book is Epochal Crisis: The Exhaustion of Global Capitalism (2025).
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A Looming Mexican Coup?
Monday, 24 November 2025 — Global Delinquents
On November 15th, incendiary protests engulfed over 50 cities across Mexico. The Western media has universally adopted the narrative disaffected local “Gen Z” sought to vent their righteous rage against the government, over corruption, and the administration’s purported ties to drug cartels. Footage of law enforcement clashing with demonstrators spread like wildfire, and many outlets widely emphasised how the upheaval injured at least 120 people. Few acknowledged the overwhelming majority of those hurt – 100 – were police officers.
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The Empire That Lost Its Voice: How The Guardian Turned a Search Engine Glitch Into a Geopolitical Ghost Story
Saturday, 22 November 2025 — Weaponized Information
A forensic dissection of imperial panic, narrative monopoly, and the dying breath of Western epistemic control in the age of multipolar meaning. A Weaponized Information excavation of how empires manufacture fear when their stories stop running the world.
By Prince Kapone
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What the UN Gaza vote revealed about the imperialist world order
Thursday, 20 November 2025 — Struggle / La Lucha
Millions worldwide march for Gaza, challenging the imperialist world. A colonial plan in diplomatic clothing
A U.S.-drafted UN resolution endorsing President Donald Trump’s Gaza “peace plan” passed in the Security Council on Nov. 17. Palestinians responded immediately: This was not peace — it was a blueprint for foreign control.
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Palestinians Will Not Let the Genocide Kill Their Hopes: The Forty-Seventh Newsletter (2025)
Thursday, 20 November 2025 — The Tricontinental
The Palestinian people continue to resist the inhuman Israeli occupation and genocide, turning art and culture into spaces of memory, dignity, and hope
Pablo Kalaka (Chile and Venezuela), Under the Olive Tree, 2023. [Courtesy of Utopix and Artists Against Apartheid.]
Dear friends,
Greetings from the desk of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research.
In the United Nations’ Humanitarian Situation Update #340 on the Gaza Strip (12 November 2025), there is a section on the distress experienced by more than 1 million Palestinian children in Gaza. The most common symptoms among children reported in the assessment are ‘aggressive behaviour (93 per cent), violence toward younger children (90 per cent), sadness and withdrawal (86 per cent), sleep disturbances (79 per cent), and education avoidance (69 per cent)’. Children account for about half the population in Gaza, where the median age is 19.6 years. They will struggle for a very long time to overcome these symptoms. There is no end in sight to the concrete conditions that produce them, namely the ongoing genocide and occupation.
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‘Cumulative Impact’: What does this mean for protest?
Wednesday, 19 November 2025 — NetPol
The Crime and Policing Bill currently moving through Parliament contains worrying new proposals to allow the police to ban or restrict protests based on the “cumulative disruption” they have, or may, cause.
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Whose news is it — and who decides what we see?
Tuesday, 18 November 2025 — Struggle / La Lucha
Fidel Castro and Hugo Chávez read Granma together, underscoring a shared commitment to media that serves the people, not the oligarchs.Fidel Castro was one of the great communicators. He focused on the problems of raising the cultural level so that people could gain control of their own destiny.
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🚨 Join me LIVE Nov 14th tonight w/ special guest PrJiang Xueqin @ 8:30pm eastern 5:30am pacific and 1:30am London!of.
Friday, 14 November 2925 — Danny Haiphong
Prof. Jiang will connect the dots of the recent Epstein email dump and the coming death of the American empire, and gives his geopolitical predictions and how they relate to the bombshells unveiled.
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China Widens Tech & Education Gap with Outlaw US Empire
Wednesday, 12 November 2025 — karlof1’s Geopolitical Gymnasium
Productive planning versus casino capitalism
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Data Center resistance: a good ground game can help stop the corporate AI offensive
Wednesday, 12 November 2025 — Reports from the Economic Front
a blog by Marty Hart-Landsberg
Major tech companies–OpenAI (GPT), Google (Gemini), Anthropic (Claude), Meta (Llama), and xAI (Grok)–are spending heavily to boost the computing power of their respective large language artificial intelligence (AI) models. The companies claim that this spending will transform them into systems that businesses will happily pay to use and, in the near future, lead to artificial general intelligence powered machines capable of autonomously solving problems and making decisions far better than humans.
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Zohran Mamdani: From postcolonial legacy to the heart of empire
Sunday, 9 November 2205 — Struggle / La Lucha
Mira Nair, Zohran Mamdani, Rama Duwaji and Mahmood Mamdani celebrate on stage during an election night gathering at The Greats of Craft LIC on June 24, 2025. A new generation, a deep inheritance
The new mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, embodies a new political generation — but also a singular intellectual legacy: that of his parents.
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Lenin: The Immortal Science of Liberation
Saturday, 8 November 2025 — Weaponized Information
By Prince Kapone | Weaponized Intellects Book Review — October Revolution Series | November 8, 2025
Excavating Lenin from His Detractors
There is something poetic about the fact that one of the earliest full-length biographies of Lenin in English was written not by a loyal communist, but by a defector who had once shared rooms with revolutionaries and later found refuge in the empire Lenin swore to destroy. David Shub’s Lenin: A Biography (1948) is a strange, contradictory creature—half witness, half prosecution, born in the shadow of the Cold War yet still carrying the scent of the barricades. Shub knew Lenin. He studied him. He even admired him—until history demanded that admiration be recast as testimony for the prosecution. The result is a document that cannot help but betray itself. For buried beneath the liberal moralizing and the psychoanalytic chatter is something Shub never quite manages to extinguish: a grudging awe for the mind that restructured the world.
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Zohran Mamdani and the Contradictions of Socialist Governance in the Imperial Core
Thursday, 6 November 2025 — Weaponized Information
A victory born from crisis, constrained by capital, and tested by the global architecture of empire.
By Prince Kapone
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The United States Continues Its Attempt to Overthrow Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution: The Forty-Fifth Newsletter (2025)
Thursday, 6 November 2025 — The Tricontinental
Children play on the beach during a security deployment in Anzoátegui, Venezuela, 19 September 2025. Credit: Rosana Silva R.Dear friends,
Greetings from the desk of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research.
Since early September, the United States has given every indication that it could be preparing for a military assault on Venezuela. Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research partnered with ALBA Movimientos, the International Peoples’ Assembly, No Cold War, and the Simón Bolívar Institute to produce red alert no. 20, ‘The Empire’s Dogs Are Barking at Venezuela’, on the potential scenarios and implications of US intervention.
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C-19 Inquiry Module 8 – Children and Young People: Damning evidence of multiple harms to children by school closures:
Thursday, 6 November 2025 — HART
Dr Ros Jones, retired paediatrician
When Baroness Hallett published her original draft terms of reference, children did not even appear. Many of us wrote in to the consultation, and were granted with a 4 week module which has just concluded. As ever, BiologyPhenom has done an amazing job reporting almost every day and with clips which should be a ‘Must watch’.
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The November 2025 issue of ColdType is now online
Wednesday, 5 November 2025 — ColdType
Read Issue 274 at
https://coldtype.net/Assets23/PDFs/ColdType274Nov2025.pdf
and at
https://issuu.com/coldtype/docs/coldtype_issue_184_-_nov_2025?fr=xKAE9_zMzMws
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BACK COPIES – All issues of ColdType (plus the original
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How to Win Zohran’s Agenda
28 August 2025 — Labor Politics
An Organizing Plan for an Affordable New York
By Eric Blanc, Wen Zhuang, Emily Lemmerman
The prospect of a democratic socialist who has said billionaires shouldn’t exist becoming the mayor of New York City has the ruling class in a tizzy. But Kathryn Wylde, head of one of the city’s most powerful business lobbies, has a message for her rich friends: don’t worry so much.
