Disaster X
Dr. Maximilian C. FortePreparing for the authoritarian leveraging of manufactured crises.
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What is it about 2024 that occasions so much dread?
Let’s first do a quick review of some key points from 2023, from the perspective of what was posted on this channel in Telegram.
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Dr. Maximilian Forte is a Professor of Anthropology in Montreal, Canada. His primary areas of teaching include: Political Anthropology, The Caribbean (History and Political Economy), The New Imperialism, Cultural Imperialism, and Visual Anthropology.
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