DEFEAT CAPITALISM AND ITS DEADLY SPAWN, IMPERIALISM
ecological murder • endless wars • ingrained racism & social injustice • worker exploitation • incurable via reforms
Garland Nixon
Garland Nixon fields an absorbing argument that, despite being the largest and most powerful empire in history, the US, like Britain, essentially a thalassocracy, is falling apart probably as a result of its own belief in invulnerable supremacy, and from being ruled by mediocre, corrupt, or plainly stupid administrators, both at its center and in its far-flung vassal states.
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^3000US citizens have no real political representation.
We don't live in a democracy. And our freedom is disappearing fast.
I don't want to be ruled by hypocrites, whores, and war criminals.
What about you? Time to push back against the corporate oligarchy.
And its multitude of minions and lackeys.
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An empire becomes redundant when its vassals and victims do not fear it any longer. When they do not fear it any longer, they can laugh at it. The Chinese balloonade nonsense has given the game away, the insides of empire are hollow and run by arrogant mediocre intellects. That is the real start of the end of any political shelf life with its built-in preservatives of the old order, like in ‘ancien regime’ France and in autocratic Russia. A slow disintegration is quite visible in the schism in bourgeois US Jacobins and Girondins, each fulfilling its task in preserving… Read more »