Last updated August 15, 2026.
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How often do you publish?
Voice of the Proletariat aims to release 1-2 in-depth theoretical analyses each week, with shorter news reports and brief commentaries releasing around the clock throughout the week. In an effort to decrease the number of emails sent per week, shorter news articles are compiled into the Saturday Morning Wrap-Up, while in-depth analyses of current events and theoretical topics will continue to be emailed.
In addition, a new Monthly Reads entry is published the 1st of each month regardless of the day of the week. Book reviews are released through this series as well.
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Readers are free to cite my work with attribution, so long as there is no intent to misrepresent or reinterpret my words. I ask that students do not copy and paste or resubmit my work as their own, as doing so constitutes plagiarism, which is a gross violation of academic integrity at virtually every educational institution.
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Geopolitical positions
What is your position on post-Soviet Russia?
While Russia is no longer socialist, I fully support Russia’s foreign policy and role in global politics, especially in its criticism of Western imperialism and push for Palestinian sovereignty, self-governance, and self-determination and its collaboration with Afrikan nations in their decolonization and modernization.
What is your position on the “Israel-Palestine conflict”?
I do not recognize the so-called “State of Israel” formed in 1948. Zionism is a settler-colonial, imperialist, and racist ideology that instrumentalizes Judaism and Christianity to justify genocide, ethnic cleansing, and land dispossession in the State of Palestine. As Russia and China have asserted on many occasions, Palestine should be ruled by Palestinians, not European Jews.
Do you support the “two-state solution”?
I do not recognize the so-called “two-state solution,” which is an idealist “solution” completely detached from reality.
What is your position on armed resistance?
I am in full support of the right to self-determination of all peoples under foreign and colonial rule, including the right to armed struggle, as enshrined by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Additionally, I align with Chairman Mao Tse-tung’s classification of just and unjust wars in his “On Protracted War” (1938).
Do you view China as communist? What are your thoughts on the Maoist/Dengist divide?
I believe that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is in their primary stage of building socialism. Both Chairman Mao Zedong and Chairman Deng Xiaoping have contributed greatly to the concept of socialism with Chinese characteristics, so both should therefore be considered.
I have also found that many “Maoists” engage in book worship, which Mao himself staunchly opposed. As such, I largely reject the use of the terms “Maoist” and “Dengist,” which create a divide where one should not exist.
Further, I commend current Chairman Xi Jinping on his good efforts toward the well-being of the masses and the advancement of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.
What is your position on the Taiwan question?
Since ancient times, mainland China and Taiwan have been part of one China, and Taiwan today remains an inalienable part of China’s territory.
Upon the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, the PRC became the sole government representing all of China, including Taiwan. This is a sound fact that is firmly rooted in history, international law, and China’s domestic laws.
I strongly oppose the actions of the so-called “Taiwan independence” separatist forces as well as their supporters, who routinely undertake actions to violate China’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and right to self-governance. For more on this, please see my article “Taiwan Should Remember History, Refuse to Be Instrumentalized by American Imperialists, Japanese Neo-Militarists.”
As an ethnic Korean, what is your position on Korea?
I believe that Imperialist America should cease their interference in matters that do not concern them, including but certainly not limited to their meddling in internal Korean affairs. My article “American Soldiers Harrass, Assault Koreans in Itaewon, Seoul” details one such example of this interference.
I know of many Koreans from the South and around the world who have begun to question the hostility toward our Northern compatriots and greatly commend them for their willingness to break free from the ideology America has placed on the Korean people.