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02/06/2025

Far right grifting tech bros must go! I speculate that "Build Canada is going to be the foundation for the Canadian version of Project2025 (which will really just be the American version with a few words changed). This is why we need 0 lobbying. Venture capitalism stay out of Canada!

02/06/2025

02/05/2025

The bottom line is always dollars. People who love money more than people will never do right. When capitalism collapses it turns into fascism because it needs resources to survive. America does not have resources. It is a false idol.

This is why it has to poach everything from other nations including Canada. Some examples. NHL. Transportation. Nationalization of oil. Education, Science, Medicine, Business, America corporations wiped out mom and pop shops in Canada. Does that money stay here? Where is it? Americas pocket. But you're blaming your neighbours and the socialists. It's them.

We have been indeed in a mafia style arrangement since the 40s. It's time to leave nationalize the oil and build multipolar relationships, respect and live under Treaty obligations and finally become sovereign. Canada is a colony of America. Like many countries South of middle America. America is an empire. Canada has the ability to be powerhouse one that values life and democracy.

Hegemony was a term coined by Marxist philosopher Gramsci. When the ruling class culture becomes dominant it is the cultural norm.

This is what Canadians are breaking with decentering america. America has convinced Canadians we are less than and weak for having basic human empathy. This is because America society is raw individualism. They do not have social safety nets, therefore they do not take care of each other they outsource that to Canadians.

The American Hegemony.
In order for us to survive as a sovereign nation we must break the Hegemony.

02/04/2025

If people really want to know how evil they are. You cannot trust them.

https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/cia-report-confirms-covid-19-was-bioengineered-by-the-pentagon-in-2017/

11/18/2024

Early Normalization (1920s-1930s)
- Fascist ideologies were initially viewed as eccentric, but harmless, allowing fascist leaders like Mussolini and Hi**er to gain traction.
- Mainstream media and intellectuals often depicted fascists as patriotic, law-and-order advocates.
- The Great Depression and economic instability created fertile ground for fascist promises of stability and national renewal.

Post-WWII Revisionism (1945-1980s)
- After WWII, fascist ideologies were downplayed or obscured, and former fascists often reintegrated into society.
- Historical revisionism minimized the severity of fascist atrocities, and some fascist leaders were rebranded as "anti-communist" heroes.
- The Cold War context led to alliances with former fascist regimes, further normalizing their ideologies.

Contemporary Normalization (2000s-present)
- The rise of populist movements and social media has facilitated the spread of fascist ideologies.
- Mainstream politicians and media outlets have increasingly legitimized far-right voices.
- Fascist rhetoric and symbolism are now often disguised as "free speech," "nationalism," or "traditional values."

Key figures and events that contributed to normalization:
- Mussolini's 1922 March on Rome
- Hi**er's 1933 appointment as Chancellor
- Franco's 1936 Spanish coup
- Post-WWII Operation Paperclip (US recruitment of former N**i scientists)
- Contemporary figures like Trump, Bolsonaro, and Orbán

Remember, normalization of fascism is a gradual process that requires:
1. Historical amnesia
2. Media complicity
3. Political opportunism
4. Social apathy

11/06/2024

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11/06/2024

In an analytical framework, who "wins" within capitalism is ultimately irrelevant because capitalism operates as a finite system within finite resources.

Since capitalist growth relies on continuous resource extraction and expansion, it is constrained by the physical and environmental limits of our world.


Eventually, the system encounters a hard stop: resources deplete, and the avenues for expansion and profit diminish.

This creates an unsustainable model where, regardless of who profits in the short term, the system is fundamentally doomed to reach a breaking point.

At this stage, a change becomes inevitable—not because of a moral imperative, but because capitalism’s structural dependence on endless growth cannot be sustained within a finite ecosystem.

Thus, systemic change is not optional; it is an eventual necessity.
Notes "On Contradictions" - Mao
- EC 2024

11/05/2024

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There is a thin line between helping someone learn and encouraging weaponized incompetence, which is a type of deliberate passivity in which someone acts as though they don't "get it" in order to escape responsibility. It can be equally difficult to find this line when it is your own friends and family. Upheaval triggers intense emotions like fear, anger, or the urge to advocate for change, people with strong core beliefs and opinions polarize those without them. Sometimes, people change in response to the upheaval itself, re-evaluating what matters most to them. If friends can’t evolve together or support each other’s growth, the friendship might no longer feel as fulfilling.

No amount of dialogue, debate, or tolerance can instill empathy in someone unwilling to examine their own worldview. This is why creating healthy boundaries within activist spaces is crucial for our collective well-beingIt is important to take the time to grieve fractured relationships during times of social upheaval, it’s equally vital to invest time and energy in cultivating new relationships with people whose values and goals align with your own.

This process is at the heart of building solidarity, as real change requires networks of people who not only understand each other but are willing to grow, learn, and support one another.

These new connections are essential to movement-building. When we surround ourselves with people who share similar principles, we create spaces where mutual respect and accountability can flourish.

It becomes easier to have the hard conversations and do the personal work that genuine activism demands—self-reflection, and collective growth when you have support. In turn, this fortifies the foundation for meaningful solidarity.

11/01/2024

The Witch Wound!

The Witch Wound refers to the collective, intergenerational trauma and pain inflicted upon women, non-binary, and marginalized individuals who have been:

1. Persecuted for their spiritual practices, healing knowledge, or intuitive abilities.
2. Silenced, suppressed, or erased from history.
3. Forced to hide or deny their true nature.

This wound stems from centuries of patriarchal oppression, colonialism, and systemic violence, particularly during the:

1. European Witch Hunts (16th-18th centuries): Estimated 40,000-60,000 women executed or tortured.
2. Inquisition and colonialism: Indigenous healing practices and spiritual traditions suppressed.

Symptoms of the Witch Wound:

1. Fear of being "too much" or "different"
2. Shame or hiding one's spiritual practices
3. Disconnection from intuition and inner wisdom
4. Self-doubt and lack of confidence
5. Fear of persecution or judgment
6. Difficulty trusting oneself or others
7. Shaming other women ( Relational Aggression)

The Witch Wound affects:

1. Women and non-binary individuals in spiritual or healing professions
2. Those with ancestral ties to persecuted cultures
3. Anyone who's experienced marginalization or oppression

Healing the Witch Wound:

1. Reclaiming ancestral heritage and spiritual practices
2. Embracing intuition and inner wisdom
3. Building supportive communities
4. Practicing self-love and self-acceptance
5. Breaking cycles of shame and silence

Recognizing the Witch Wound can help you:

1. Understand historical and systemic roots of trauma
2. Connect with others who share similar experiences
3. Reclaim your power, culture and spiritual identity
4. Heal and integrate fragmented parts of yourself

Resources:

1. "Women Who Run with the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
2. "The Spiral Dance" by Starhawk
3. "Witch Hunt: Mysteries of the Salem Witch Trials" (documentary)

https://matriarchalstudies.com/ii-studies-of-historical-matriarchal-societies

https://www.liberatinglibrary.com/gender-queer-womensstudies

10/27/2024

For capitalism to thrive, it created a hierarchy based on race, this hierarchy is propped up through the dehumanization of Indigenous communities. Colonial powers established plantations and mining operations in these colonies on stolen Indigenous land. A core idea in late-stage capitalism, is the meritocracy myth.The meritocracy myth or bootstrap mentality claims that success is solely a product of independent talent and effort, implying that those who succeed deserve it, while others didn't work hard enough.

The vast majority of people in the capitalist system are not positioned to reach such extraordinary levels of wealth due to the structural barriers and limitations. The meritocracy myth perpetuates social inequality and keeps the capitalist system moving.

The idea that hard work alone is enough to lift individuals out of poverty is an insidious myth that exists to support capitalism. Indigenous and Western worldviews are quite different. Indigenous views value nature and community harmony, while Western ideas prioritize humans over nature and resource use. Western thought sees humans as superior to everything else in the environment. Hegemony is the way ruling class utilize history, religion, culture, media, and education to shape and control our perception of reality, advancing their own interests.

When the ruling ideas become less believable and popular culture loses its power, the systems they depend on break down. A phase of conflicting concepts and cultural transformation occurs. This process is crucial for any substantial social or political revolution.

Class struggle is the acknowledgment of our shared oppression as workers within a capitalist system. The reality is that, at the core, we are all workers within the broader capitalist framework.

When individuals awaken to this collective understanding, they come to realize that their struggles are not isolated incidents but rather interconnected challenges within a broader social structure. This realization marks the emergence of class consciousness.

Historically, such awareness has been the catalyst for revolutions.
- You are not a capitalist. EC. 2023.

10/22/2024

Marx argued that people are shaped by their social and economic surroundings rather than having fixed human nature.

In a society marked by scarcity and competition individuals prioritize self-preservation and personal interests. Marx believed these behaviors are not innate but rather shaped by capitalism, which creates divisions and inequalities.

Fred Hampton used scientific socialism in addressing people's common material needs and highlighting how they were fighting against the same oppressor. He understood that keeping us divided is crucial in the system of capitalism, as it weakens collective resistance to exploitation. By organizing programs that provided essential services such as free breakfast programs and health clinics, he raised awareness of the shared experiences of oppression and exploitation under capitalism.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Abolishing Division of Labour: In this future society, there won't be strict divisions of labour where individuals are pigeonholed into specific roles. People will have the freedom to pursue various types of work without being confined to one type of job.

Equality of Mental and Physical Labour: The distinction between mental and physical labour, which often leads to unequal treatment and hierarchies, will disappear. This leads to tbe exploitation of women. All types of labour will be valued equally.

Labour as Fulfillment: Instead of merely
being a means of survival, work will
become fulfilling and satisfying. People
will engage in work because they want to, not just because they have to.

MISCONCEPTION:
It Implies a Lack of Incentive to Work:
Some people mistakenly believe that in a society where people contribute according to their abilities and receive according to their needs, there would be no motivation for individuals to work hard or excel. Marxist's vision assumes that labor would be fulfilling and meaningful, and people would contribute willingly because they want to improve society and help others, not just for personal gain.

Agonas 2023

10/22/2024

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The struggle against colonial powers was not only a fight for political independence but also a battle for the right to imagine new futures.

These efforts are part of a larger post-colonial and multipolar shift, where countries previously exploited under imperialism are reclaiming their futures through green energy, economic independence, and community-driven governance.

Scientific Socialism is grounded in the reality of these movements—it is not idealism, but rather a recognition that through collective struggle, we can dismantle systems of oppression and build something better.

What distinguishes revolutionary optimism from false hope or idealism is its grounding in historical and material reality. Every significant social movement, from the abolition of slavery to women’s suffrage and the labour movement, was once thought impossible by those in power.

Yet, these changes were made real through sustained effort, organizing, and the courage of people who refused to accept injustice as permanent.

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