The U.S. military leaves a toxic legacy: Agent Orange, radioactive islands, poisoned drinking water, unexploded bombs, and contaminated communities. From its neocolonies to the U.S. itself, ordinary people pay the environmental costs of empire. Read more: futuredude.substack.com/p/th…

Trump on Ukraine" "If they don’t make a deal, ultimately, it’s just going to get — in my opinion, it’s just really going to get worse."

One brave French man stopped a gang of violent police from charging into a crowd of people. After his heroic act people joined him and the police retreated! ✊

This does nothing to address the issue. Still recording..Still cataloging our movements creating detailed information about our patterns of life.. It restricts oversight. It caps damages at $1,000. Think about that..$1,000 not matter how horrible the damage. No. Try again.

African Proverb Of The Week What does this Central African proverb tell us? Our deeply-ingrained fear, as Africans, of the “superior” European, is one of their greatest sources of power over us. But this fear is based on a lie, a lie which the West carefully engineered, by interrupting our history and erasing our collective memory. But the truth survived. It was uncovered from where the West tried to bury it by great African thinkers like Cheikh Anta Diop, John Henrik Clarke and Marimba Ani. Africa has always been great. Africa has always been civilized. Africa has always been an integral part of the human story. And Europeans have always known this. They fear us far more than we could ever fear them. They fear an Africa that remembers its true history in an age of information and rapid technological development. They fear the threat that such an Africa could pose to their already-crumbling global order, and they should. The only question for Africans is, will we continue to live our lives based on a lie, and watch our continent continue to be plundered? Or will we finally remember who we are, cease the golden opportunity of this shifting geopolitical landscape, and take back what was always ours?

The Chinese drone team smashed two Guinness World Records in the US. They've brought stunning drone shows for three nights in Texas. 71,207 drones: Most drones launched in a week; 10,183 drones: Largest aerial display of a mythical creature formed by drones.

“Solidarity with Palestine cannot rest.” Spanish football coach Pep Guardiola has lent his voice to a new video appeal campaign from UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestine refugees, condemning Israel’s genocide in Gaza and its demolition of the territory, and calling on the world to speak out louder in solidarity. “Silence today is a form of taking sides,” the former Manchester City and Barcelona coach says in the video. “But we cannot afford to look away.” Guardiola cites more than 74,000 Palestinians murdered in Gaza since the start of Israel’s current escalation in October 2023, the devastation of Palestinian homes, and the continued obstruction of humanitarian aid from reaching survivors.

On this day in 2011, Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi was assassinated by NATO-backed forces in the Obama-Clinton regime change war. Under Gaddafi, Libyans benefitted from: • Free healthcare through the public health system. • Free education, including university education. • Subsidised food and fuel for households. • Public housing and housing assistance schemes. • Social security, pensions and family welfare benefits. • State support for employment, with a large public sector. • Major improvements in literacy and life expectancy compared with Libya’s pre-revolutionary conditions. Now Libya is a failed state with open-air slave markets, and still without a functioning unified state 15 years after NATO promised ‘democracy’, ‘freedom’, and ‘prosperity’ after they had finished destroying Libya. Whatever NATO nations touch turns to blood and rubble. Muammar Gaddafi: "NATO is expanding towards Russia. To reach the gas, oil, coal and iron owned by Russia. To occupy Russia."

🟠 WHAT IF ISRAEL AND THE U.S USED NUKES ON IRAN? Can you imagine the world’s reaction if Israel and the U.S jointly used nuclear weapons on Iran? This clip explores the political paralysis, fear, and bizarre defense mechanisms of global powers. 🔔 FYI - WE ARE HEAVILY SHADOWBANNED ON YOUTUBE - HELP US BEAT THEIR ALGORITHM - PLEASE LIKE & SUB. LINK IN THE COMMENTS Segment aired on October 14, 2026

Did Israel infiltrate the protests in France? 👀🧐

Honestly, this is NOT un-American It's exactly how the world see America and how many Americans are seeing themselves

At this point i’m convinced every single Black Celebrity that is allowed a platform is a Zionist plant These talentless bums are pushed on our community while true talent is buried. Then they pollute our communities pushing toxic cultural garbage.

Spoken like a true terrorist

Michael Hudson, economist and author of Super Imperialism, in a talk for the David Graeber Institute: "What the IMF calls stability plans is actually instability, permanent debt dependency plans." His argument > > "That's the whole purpose of austerity" > the rule for poorer countries: "You can't create money to make your economy grow. Only we can do that" > "that's what is trying to be changed right now with the global majority, and that's what de-dollarization is all about" > but "at the BRICS meetings", he noticed, "the only discussion of the IMF was saying, we want more votes in it" > as if to say "we can vote to impose austerity programs on ourselves to impoverish our population" He is not cheering the Global South blindly. He is warning it. A bigger seat at the IMF changes nothing if the rules stay the same. Reform the votes, keep the austerity, and the debt trap simply gets local managers. Be informed. Not entertained.

BRAZIL ELECTION 101: Brazil goes to a runoff on October 25 between incumbent President Lula and right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro, and the US is already working overtime to shape the result. ￭ Watch on YouTube: piped.video/watch?v=YQuthfAm… ￭ In this explainer, VPol journalist Calla Walsh breaks down how Washington is interfering in the 2026 election. Meta suspended Lula’s campaign ads, shadow-banned his accounts, and replaced its human moderators with AI. Bolsonaro-appointed judges shut down Lula’s WhatsApp channel. Behind it all is a regime change network that runs from Mar-a-Lago to Buenos Aires. ￭ We look at the role of Fernando Cerimedo, the Argentine operative (currently jailed for attempted femicide) linked to Trump’s former campaign manager Brad Parscale, and his bot farms behind right-wing election wins across Latin America. We also cover Trump’s tariffs, sanctions and $1 million “democracy” fund, and the US embassy shutdown on the eve of the vote. Finally, we explain why Brazil’s rare earth metals, its China ties and BRICS membership, and its control over food supply make it a key player in Latin America.

The revolution will be livestreamed. And the livestream will be clipped. And the clip will be decontextualized. And the decontextualized clip will be placed in a split screen next to a clip of something else entirely. And the split screen will be captioned by someone with a strong interest in what conclusion you draw. And the caption will travel further than the original. And by the time the original context catches up, the conclusion is already formed in ten million minds. And the ten million minds will defend the conclusion against the context, because they already organized their feelings around it, and feelings, once organized, do not enjoy being reorganized. The revolution will be livestreamed. This is a problem. Not because livestreaming is bad. Because the infrastructure the livestream travels through was not built to help you understand revolutions. It was built to keep you watching. Those are not the same thing. They have never been the same thing.

The question nobody is asking about real-time narrative construction is: who is it structurally convenient for? When a protest becomes primarily a battle over which image represents it, the peaceful majority or the burning minority, the legitimate grievance or the broken window, who wins that battle? The side with more media infrastructure. The side with more practiced spokespeople. The side that has spent decades building relationships with the people who decide which images lead the broadcast. Not the side in the street. Not the side that woke up twenty years of accumulated grievance in a single afternoon. The real-time narrative environment is not neutral terrain. It is terrain that was shaped, over decades, by the people who most need uprisings to look like chaos rather than consequence. And the most sophisticated thing they ever did was make the shaping invisible. Make it look like the algorithm. Like the market. Like the natural, neutral, nobody’s-fault operation of an attention economy. There is nothing neutral about which fires you’re looking at. Someone decided.

Every universalism in history has had an address. Greek universalism had an address. Roman universalism had an address. Christian universalism had an address. Enlightenment universalism had an address. Liberal universalism has an address. The address is always the place where the universalism was invented. And the universal values are always, with remarkable consistency, the values that happen to justify the power of the people who live at that address. This is not a coincidence. It is the definition of the operation. You do not need an army to colonize a mind. You just need that mind to believe that your local values are humanity’s universal ones. That your specific historical moment is the destination toward which all of history has been moving. That you are not one civilization among many. You are the measure of all civilizations. Once that belief is installed, the rest follows without force.

France spent a century telling Africa it was bringing "civilization." The "mission civilisatrice." The white man’s burden in a beret. They meant: French language, French law, French culture, French schools where African children learned the history of "their ancestors," Gauls with blond hair and blue eyes, while French companies extracted the rubber, the phosphate, the uranium, the labor. That was the civilization. Now the grandchildren of those Africans live in the banlieues of Paris, Lyon and Lille, and in the quartiers nord of Marseille. French citizens, products of the French school system, speaking French as their first language. And France is asking why they’re so difficult to integrate. Integrate into what, exactly? The civilization that went to their grandparents’ country and took everything? Or the republic that promised equality and delivered a suburb with a police problem and a school with no books?

Frantz Fanon argued in his 1961 book The Wretched of the Earth that the violence in the colonies is not brought there by the colonized. It is installed there by the colonizer. It is the foundational grammar of colonial rule, which can only maintain itself through force. The colonized learns violence from the colonizer, as the primary language of their relationship. When that person arrives in the metropole, they do not bring foreign violence into a peaceful civilization. They bring home a violence that was always already French. They bring it back to its source. And the source looks at them and calls them "savage." This is not complexity. This is a mirror. And the civilization that cannot look into it has not, despite all claims to the contrary, grown up yet.