The Anti-Empire Project
The Anti Empire ProjectAnti-Empire notes from writer, podcaster, and academic Justin Podur
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World War Civ 45: Brest-Litovsk
The Bolsheviks had made their revolution promising Peace, Land, and Bread. But peace meant a deal with Germany, which could bring British and French subversion of their nascent revolution. How could Lenin get out of this impossible dilemma?...
World War Civ episode 44: The Agony of the Allies
It's 1917. The French are suffering mutinies and the Entente is desperate for a breakthrough anywhere. It's not to be. Arras, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele, Cambrai, and Caporetto - hundreds of thousands of men killed and no breakthrough. At th...
In this world of AI, lots of people still wake up and choose to do genocide
Reading about Meta’s Israel Policy chief the other day reminded me that there are real human racist decisions without which “algorithmic suppression” cannot happen. We are deceived by the idea that our screens are controlled by “algorithms”...
Teaching by killing
Over the past year I have tried to focus on the military question in the expanding war / genocide the US / Israel has been waging on the Palestinians, Syrians, Lebanese, Yemenis, and Iranians. As figures from the Resistance have said and re...
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Anti-imperialist writer and environmental academic. Podcaster at the Anti-Empire Project.
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