Geopolitics, Censorship, and Corporate Power

This chapter examines France's dependency on Niger's uranium for energy and how shifting alliances in Africa impact its geopolitical stance. It delves into the intertwining of U.S. military interests, corporate censorship, and public discourse, highlighting the influence of companies like Microsoft on governance. The discussion critiques the revolving door between government and corporate entities, analyzing how these dynamics shape U.S. foreign policy and threaten democratic principles.

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