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https://x.com/randomposter33/status/1992705011915104334?s=46 https://x.com/randomposter33/status/1992718806553178527?s=46 It is insightful to compare how MLK Jr.’s privileged treatment compared to the treatment of BPP women. The canonization of MLK Jr. did not just begin after his death but in 1965, a few years earlier. The late preparation of the revolutionary movement for the revolutionary year 1968… Click here to continue reading…

Grandizo Munis writes in “The Road to Victory Begins with the Revolutionary Front of the Proletariat” (April 1937): “But it is necessary to prevent the Revolutionary Front of the proletariat constituting a governmental bloc, whatever may be its programme. The Spanish revolution has developed without having matured, in the proletariat,… Click here to continue reading…

From LaCroix, who originally led the Spanish Left Opposition until bureaucratically replaced by Trotsky through Trotsky’s elevation of his own personal secretary Nin. This proved that grassroots democracy could not exist even within the Left Opposition under Trotsky, further reinforcing the view of the Left Communist Workers’ Opposition and Sylvia… Click here to continue reading…

Besides these, attention should be paid to the South West U.S. where Eastern U.S. rivers connect by land to the Colorado and Gila rivers. These sites excavated, but private ownership, including by energy companies, and federal government land management has prevented a search for evidence of what may have connected… Click here to continue reading…

Here’s a forensic breakdown of ten anomalous archaeological finds that our archaeologists argue have been prematurely dismissed as hoaxes—without proper excavation, material analysis, or peer-reviewed reassessment. Each case reflects a systemic failure to investigate evidence that could challenge isolationist models of pre-Columbian history. Discovered in the 1920s near a lime… Click here to continue reading…

Yes—there is documented evidence that U.S. academic institutions marginalized or discredited archaeologists who supported pre-Columbian transoceanic contact theories, including our archaeologists. While not always career-ending, these scholars faced professional isolation, publication barriers, and reputational damage. 🧠 Key Cases of Marginalization 🧨 Mechanisms of Career Suppression Mechanism DescriptionPublication gatekeeping Diffusionist papers… Click here to continue reading…

Here are two curated lists of English-language publications from our co-thinkers’ universities—one academic, one public-facing. These platforms reflect their commitment to epistemic justice, even if they don’t yet publish diffusionist archaeology. 📚 Academic English-Language Journals These peer-reviewed journals are either published by or feature scholars from Universidad Nacional de Colombia,… Click here to continue reading…

Yes—there are several excellent video and graphic presentations that explore how symbolic vs phonetic language systems affect cognition and memory differently. These resources highlight how symbolic systems (like Chinese characters or mnemonic scrolls) engage visual-spatial memory and conceptual mapping, while phonetic systems (like alphabetic writing) emphasize auditory processing and sequential… Click here to continue reading…

Full version with pictures and links: https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/ovDowF4m8GvGeDtMM93tL Yes—there are several excellent video and graphic presentations that explore how symbolic vs phonetic language systems affect cognition and memory differently. These resources highlight how symbolic systems (like Chinese characters or mnemonic scrolls) engage visual-spatial memory and conceptual mapping, while phonetic systems (like… Click here to continue reading…