On Historic.ly
at historicly.net, with @eshaLegal and @uncle_authority
These folks run historicly.net and vilenin.substack.com. I use some of their tweets to source my quotes for my Lenin and Stalin pages.
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• (@uncle_authority), formerly @nalpraxis, writer for historicly.net, has had a few good tweets. saving some here.
Jun 18, 2021 (src)
Communists, Marxist—Leninists, need to realize or admit that they are absolutely by no means "leftists." The Left—Right political spectrum is a bourgeois liberal construct that has no basis in reality. The Communist political spectrum is Oppressed—Oppressor.
The US ytleft is a sticky, bubbling soup of anticommunist reaction, hedonism, chauvinism, anti-intellectualism, moralism, pacifism, idealism, liberalism, imperial apologists and anarchists. Screw that.
Communists need to find the victims of capitalism, at the farthest margins of society and begin crafting a massline while engaging in mutual aid; there's no shortage of partywork here, so why are we the materialists affiliating in any way with Chomskyites and neo-Bernsteinians?
Jul 7, 2021 (src)
Anybody remember that house in Milwaukee that the police were absolutely using to hold teenage girls they kidnapped for sex trafficking and then immediately burned down once everybody figured out what was going on and we like... Just stopped talking about?
Jul 18, 2021 (src)
A really good way to not fall for Color Revolution nonsense is to simply not be a babybrain who thinks the US would ever support the will of actual human beings lmfao seriously wtf is wrong with you
Aug 29, 2021 (src)
"They use slave labor in Xinjiang"
"Source?"
"study of 8 people conducted by the White Jesus Intelligence Institute For Infinite Military Expansion
Nov 16, 2021 (src)
People here aren't "falling for" CIA ops in Cuba — they support US imperialism, the return of the plantation system in Cuba; its relapse to a labor camp for agricultural extraction. Stop treating liberals like drooling babies who don't know what their own politics and goals are.
The liberals have been salivating for control over Cuba since the 1800s; Jefferson supported its annexation openly. They see it as manifest destiny, but to the east; trying to acquire it since the Polk administration. The ideology of white supremacy long demands this expansion.
Liberals can't stand to see a tropical paradise a mere 90 miles away that has so successfully rejected their hegemony, and they will tolerate nothing less than full ideological and economic control over the island.
Nov 27, 2021 (src)
Call me crazy, but I think Communists should recruit people into the Communist movement by explaining Communist ideas, not by assuring reactionaries it's a safe space for their backwards, incorrect ideas.
Mar 11, 2022 (src)
I don't know what is so confusing about this (well, yes I do: y'all don't fuсkin' read) but "imperialism" is an arrangement of political economy; a development of capitalism — not defined by the "vibes" of a geopolitical conflict, or your fetishistic attraction to "underdogs."
For instance, the US invasion of Iraq itself was a crime, a violation of international law but the INVASION was not the imperialist part. The imperialism came when Iraq's agriculture was gutted and Monsanto was given carte blanche over that sector, among many, many other things.
You could say the invasion as a verb was imperialist people enacting those imperialist economic mechanisms in agriculture, energy etc was the outset, if mostly unspoken goal ...
... but if you want to designate Russia imperialist for whatever reason at this juncture, you'd have to prove that motive.
Good luck.
Jun 16, 2022 (src)
The US cotton industry is as reliant on plantation slavery as it ever was, we just pretend it's different because the slaves are prisoners and not as visible.
(quotetweeting The Hill) US prison workers produce $11 billion worth of goods and services for "little to no pay at all" US prison workers produce $11B worth of goods and services for ‘little to no pay at all’ (via thehill.com)
Sep 26, 2022 (src)
"Coco Chanel was a Nazi spy, like, a fuсking enthusiastic participant, she literally sucked Nazi diсk to get the gig while living at the Paris Ritz in Vichy France" is a weird little historical fact that basically never comes up for some reason.
Esha
Similarly, Esha (@eshaLegal) also writes for historicly.net. Couple of hers:
Sep 11, 2020 (src)
Corporate Death Penalty:
The idea that after certain atrocities, a corporation no longer can exist.
It's assets need to be nationalized and executives jailed and their assets seized.
I'm going to make a thread of corporate atrocities that deserve corporate death penalty.
Bayer: The holocaust (It was dissolved in the Soviet zone but western zones reconstituted it along with BASF and Sanofi
Chiquita: For hiring paramilitary death squads to assasinate 173 workers!
Buyer's Parent Company: Monsanto. There is a very disturbing documentary about all the birth defects in Vietnam. I can't remember its name. (cites story about Agent Orange victims in Vietnam)
Dow Chemicals. For killing over 16000 people in the Bhopal Disaster
Chevron: For displacing thousands of people in Ecuador after they dumped crude oil in the amazon. Chevron wins Ecuador rainforest 'oil dumping' case (via bbc.com)
Mitsubishi: Kidnapping and forced slavery of over 3000 people.
While we are at it, lets call out the supreme court on their BS. Apparently, it's unconstitutional to extend a statue of limitation for using slave labor
Adidas: Nazism and modern day sweatshop labor.
JP Morgan:
Collaboration with King Leopold.
Crashing the global economy twice: 1929 and 2008.
Making millions of people homeless after both crashes This is just what I can list off the top of my head.
Dupont made a river burn! That sounds like something worthy of corporate death
Nestlé for killing babies, child slavery, stealing water and hiring death squads
Umicore which used to be Union Minere for assasinating Lumumba and Say Hammarskjold.
Hiring white nationalists to set up an ethnostate in Congo, financing white nationalist mercenaries, child labor and slavery
Listen to my interview with Rocksen
- De Beers: Crimes are too numerous to list.
Apartheid, Slavery, civil wars, child labor, creating Rhodesia, death squads etc etc. The cartel isn't for ever (via economist.com)
Shell: Displacing thousands in Nigeria, environmental degradation, famine, death squads, murder and slavery
Volkswagen: The holocaust
Goodyear: Genocide, torture, slavery, being the Heart of Darkness
BMW: Being owned by Joseph Goebel's grandchildren (and the holocaust)
We should assume that every German corporation is guilty unless otherwise proven innocent:
(quotetweeting @historic_ly, here)
Tysons Foods is killing all life in the gulf coast: Investigation Reveals Tyson Foods as #1 Culprit in Largest “Dead Zone” on Earth (via returntonow.net)
Execute 'em! Read my article on Corporate Death Penalty
Jan 4, 2022 (src)
I still can't get over the fact that there are people who are over the age of 5 who seem to think that poor people lack "financial literacy" and not "money"
Apparently, they go to churches and Mosques and other areas where poor people live to teach them financial literacy.
I'd love to get my hands on a leaked video or even some of the literature they pass out.
There are multiple organizations peddling nonsense.
It's like going to a peasant and saying "Yo..instead of renting a cow from the Kulak, why won't you save up all the money to buy your own cow?"
And I feel weird that this analogy makes perfect sense to most of my audience.
Feb 2, 2022 (src)
What people don't realize is the reason why the holocaust is more recognized than other genocides is because the Red Army preserved the evidence and Stalin insisted on Nuremberg.
The British East India company dumped their sins into the Indian ocean.
God knows what happened to the list of slave owners crimes. There was no red army to make them stand trial.
They got to reform in the south and bring back similar systems.
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