HeyJaredThe Dialectics of Destruction
Former program manager for the U.S. empire turned Marxist-Leninist-Maoist analyst. I dissect global conflict, exploitation, and revolution—not from the sidelines, but from 30 years inside the machine. No illusions, no apologies.
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Read the Communist Manifesto (opens the original)
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I mean, seriously: it’s only about 50 pages. You can spend more time scrolling through political arguments on social media in a single evening than it takes to read The Communist Manifesto. Yet millions of Americans have strong opinions about communism without ever having read the foundational document that helped define the modern communist movement. They know what they have been told communism is. They know the Cold War caricature, the Hollywood version, the political talking points, and the o
When Healthcare Becomes the Family’s Problem (opens the original)
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My eighty-year-old mother suffered a major stroke three months ago. She is now completely bedbound, in significant pain, and dependent upon constant care. She needs continued physical and speech therapy, assistance with basic daily activities, and regular medical supervision, yet much of that responsibility has been transferred from the healthcare system to her family. My sister, who loves her deeply and works from home, has become her primary caregiver despite having no professional healthcare
Capital Is Preparing the State for Domestic Insurrection (opens the original)
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The American state is not waiting for the next major eruption of domestic unrest before deciding what to do. It is building the capacity in advance. National Guard units are being organized, equipped, trained, and maintained at readiness for civil-disturbance operations. Police agencies have spent decades acquiring military equipment and tactical capabilities. Federal, state, and local security institutions increasingly train together for mass political disorder. None of this proves that a prole
You’re Already in the Class War (opens the original)
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The question is no longer whether you want to participate in the class struggle. You already do. The question is whether you understand your position within it—and whether you intend to organize.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="971" src="htt
When Capital Needs a Plan (opens the original)
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Americans have spent generations being told that governments cannot plan economies, pick industries, guarantee prices, direct investment, or interfere with the supposedly neutral operation of markets. Yet when U.S. geopolitical power depends upon rare earths, lithium, semiconductors, steel, and advanced manufacturing, those economic commandments suddenly become remarkably flexible. The emerging critical-materials strategy reveals something far more important than another debate over industrial p
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