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Trump's Imperialism

Substack

This piece argues that Trump didn’t reject American empire—he rebranded it. Stripped of moral pretense, his foreign policy embraced dominance, transaction, and spectacle as its guiding principles.

Ukrainian Anarchists: Fighting Imperialism and Building Mutual Aid

Tempest

This article highlights how Ukrainian anarchists are resisting both Russian invasion and state militarism by organizing grassroots mutual aid. It challenges Western left narratives that erase their agency in the name of geopolitical alignment.

What Comes After NATO?

Common Dreams

This article critiques both Western militarism and campist opposition to NATO, arguing for an alternative rooted in transnational solidarity and grassroots security. It explores how leftists can oppose empire without siding with authoritarianism.

Trump Proves He’s Still No Friend of Gaza

Common Dreams

This piece examines how Trump’s approach to Israel-Palestine normalized ethnic cleansing through racialized spectacle and retributive politics. It situates Gaza within a broader pattern of authoritarian realignment and imperial violence.

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MAGA's Global Roots: Why 'America First' Isn't American

Common Dreams

My latest in Common Dreams traces how MAGA fits into a broader wave of global right-wing populism. It explores the shared language, strategies, and civilizational framing.

The New Year's Twilight Zone Marathon: Populism, Conspiracy and Fear on Maple Street

Substack

This essay reflects on the enduring tradition of the New Year's Twilight Zone marathon, exploring how the show's themes of fear, conformity, and moral ambiguity remain relevant. It examines the cultural significance of revisiting these episodes annually and what they reveal about contemporary society.

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A Personal Reflection on Syncretic Politics and the 1990’s

Substack

In this reflective piece, Robert Francis shares his decision to step away from formal research to pursue more direct forms of political engagement. He discusses the challenges of balancing academic work with activism and outlines his vision for future endeavors.

#RussianCensorFiles

Substack

This article delves into the leaked #RussianCensorFiles, revealing how the Kremlin orchestrates information control and censorship. It examines the implications of these practices on global media narratives and the challenges they pose to free expression.

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