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When Society Grows Great

Chess Peace speaks to why it's past time for proletarians in America to divorce ourselves from the idea of constitutional authority.

The US Constitution Is Obsolete

Vladimir Putin was right. The collapse of the Soviet Union was "a major geopolitical disaster of the (2oth) century." The world lost the most formidable challenge to US hegemony. At least until now.

When The Empire Eats Crow

Chess Peace expresses some second thoughts about the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign.

Second Thoughts on Bernie Sanders

According to the imperialists, this new era of cooperation between decades-old adversaries is in Cuba's economic interest. A claim promptly countered by Fidel's declaration that, "We don't need the empire for anything."

On US/Cuba Rapprochement

Chess Peace speaks to how an individual can effect tangible change by working *within* the current political/legal system.

What Effective Reform Looks Like

In light of gender-based standards being lifted throughout the military and the recent approval by the House Armed Services Committee, Chess Peace addresses the inclusion of women in Selective Service.

Why Not Include Women in the Draft

Chess Peace speaks to the decline of US empire and to the continued defeat of the ideas that plague our species.

The Sweet Ashes of Empire

Chess Peace offers a peace-loving observer's perspective on Britain's recent decision to leave the European Union.

The Beauty of Brexit

In light of the most recently publicized police terrorism, people seem to have many more questions than answers. Chess Peace addresses one question in particular...

So What's the Solution?!?

In light of the recent violent responses to police terrorism, Chess Peace expands on a couple of thoughts expressed by Brother Malcolm and Brother Huey...

Why No Remorse For Dead Pigs

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