Rob w. The Right Podcast. MS. Anti-Fascist. Internationalist. Right extremism & global reactionary/exclusionary topics. Links: https://xitter.gq/t.co/6J2Aek1R3a
Joined February 2021
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🧵 🧵 Opportunists have turned a genocidal war in #Ukraine into a grifting and recruiting space. One example being Matthew Heimbach attending Rage Against the War Machine with anti-war, anti-imperialist literature 2:49:00 mark m.youtube.com/watch?v=rlI35J…
Beyond Maduro and Trump, by @TheRightPodcast open.substack.com/pub/therig…
This piece argues that Trump’s approach to Venezuela reveals overlap w right-wing geopolitics and some anti-imperialist left. It is not ideological but structural and focuses on rejection of neoliberal globalization with implications for universalism.
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Rejecting Trump's imperialism doesn't require laundering Mauduro's legitimacy. Beneath the deluge of state-centric accusations and counters are people whose lives are shaped by forces they don't control. Any serious critique must center them, not competing political camps or IR
I've been spending the last year or so writing a book that critiques Chomsky and broader anti-imperialist methods then bam...
Who doesn’t love the Twilight Zone marathon? This podcast is based on two of my articles. It looks at the politics and global events reflected in these TZ episodes, and what it feels like to watch them first as a child and now as a parent. Have a listen.
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This episode reflects on two essays I wrote about the Twilight Zone New Year’s marathon, one from last year and one from this year. Serling’s work still helps explain how fear turns into scapegoating, punishment, and moral panic. #twilightszone
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Who doesn’t love the Twilight Zone marathon on New Year’s Eve? I wrote an article about it last year and followed up with a Part 2. It looks at the politics and global events reflected in these episodes and more. open.substack.com/pub/therig…
Just published a follow-up to my last article. This one asks why relation is not as simple as caring about people and leaving politics aside. Levinas, Butler, and Fanon help explain what happens when recognition collapses before it even begins. open.substack.com/pub/therig…
New substack article and podcast asking "What happens when politics forgets the face?" I explore this drawing from Levinas, Butler, Fanon and more.
🎧 Pod apple.co/4npZzg3
📰 Article bit.ly/4oH5XjY
An article from the previous #NoKingsDayOct18th showing how the right attempted to depict it as a "color revolution" borrowing from Russian terminology in support of emergency powers/insurrection act open.substack.com/pub/therig…
An audio reading of my latest piece “In Defense of Leftist Self-Critique.” I reflect on my activism, research on Ukraine, and how those experiences shaped a more philosophical path focused on solidarity over reaction. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
We talk about confronting power, but rarely about confronting ourselves. This essay is about why self-critique is as important as exterior critique.
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New YouTube video bit.ly/486Pn8d and podcast bit.ly/47ymxNW discussing my article "ICE Was Built for This" published by New Politics newpol.org/issue_post/ice-wa… #abolishICE #ICE #Immigration #NationalGuard
New YouTube video bit.ly/486Pn8d and podcast bit.ly/47ymxNW discussing my article "ICE Was Built for This" published by New Politics bit.ly/4m1ss1p
1/2 I have spent years looking at the far right, post-left and syncretism. It kept leading me to what Kellyanne Conway once called “alternative facts." Im convinced this isn't just for media analysis but far deeper epistemological and ontological breaks.
Appreciative to New Politics for publishing my piece, ICE Was Built for This, on authoritarianism, immigration raids, and the deeper logic behind it all. newpol.org/issue_post/ice-wa…
