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vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

wasn’t listed in his cell but wonder if George Jackson read Spook Who Sat By the Door since it sketches out some of the same tactical questions as Blood in My Eye https://t.co/Gox7h95KKM

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

happy new year from me, rocky and a pdf of on zionist literature by ghassan kanafani https://t.co/Msq9MfhI1Z

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

@ImUrHuckleJordy @IsaacBarleycorn y’all read human acts by han kang? been a few years but thought the fragmentary narrative mosaic it uses to build a collective portrait of the uprising/massacre and its aftermath was really good

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

@The_Wub_ susan williams’ white malice does a good job covering this and it’s relation to the later assassination/destabilization of the congo, also liked this take on the latter https://t.co/uIJKp8leqg

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vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

won’t finish dune in time for the movie but also in the middle of vijay prashad’s the darker nations which also works! https://t.co/ZRyI9nm08C

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

not a lot of GLADIO in flamethrowers but some p great supply chain connective tissue a la mushroom at the end of the world except w/ motorcycles, art galleries and italian politics, but i already got a lot of the parapolitical version of that in delillo's running dog https://t.co/oxInaJxK0X

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

@TomKhruisehchev @SadHillDevan it's fairly tedious and leo's arc/centrality made me skeptical of the intentions behind the story around him but nick estes had an interesting, unexpected defense of parts of it (incl the ending) in our history is the future (TW) https://t.co/Q5OpijfKfQ

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

finished listening to cosmopolis at work last night and if it had been written between great jones street and running dog instead of the ponderous post-underworld era it could’ve been delillo’s bulworth, still fairly inspired in parts, gets better the more it falls apart

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

philip k dick’s second variety starts w/ a red dawn scenario that blossoms into something flexible enough to work as a metaphor for the “cold war CIA-backed nazi/collaborator” to “post-USSR right wing extremist/resurgent fascist” pipeline Philip Agee describes here lol https://t.co/mIgi0qBiiq https://t.co/G0I5szXmpe

vanguardism but it looks like sneakers

from vijay prashad’s washington bullets, sounds familiar lol, same strategy different enemy https://t.co/HzIImBN2SV