The Anti-Imperialist Archive

Shocking and Awful is a 2006 documentary released by Deep Dish TV - a former local grassroots media organization. To my knowledge they no longer exist, though some channels of social media still are available, including their Facebook page, and archive.org page, which currently rehosts a number of their video projects.  There are portions best watched as video in coordination, along with subtitles as necessary. The next two parts will be released shortly.  Part 5: Dance of Death Part 6: Erasing Memory - The Cultural Destruction of Iraq Part 7: Globalizaton at Gunpoint - The Economics of Occupation Part 8: The World Says NO to War As always - edited by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost), special thanks to Sina Rahmani (@urorientalist) for his help and coordination with this project  

Shocking and Awful is a 2006 documentary released by Deep Dish TV - a former local grassroots media organization. To my knowledge they no longer exist, though some channels of social media still are available, including their Facebook page, and archive.org page, which currently rehosts a number of their video projects.  There are portions best watched as video in coordination, along with subtitles as necessary. The next two parts will be released shortly. Part 1: The Real Face of Occupation Part 2: Standing with the Women of Iraq Part 3: National Insecurities Part 4: The Art of Resistance As always - edited by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost), special thanks to Sina Rahmani (@urorientalist) for his help and coordination with this project  

The lecture was hosted by Rania Masri, as a part of their Narratives of Hope series on Malcolm X back in 2015. Ajamu Baraka can be found at his Twitter @AjamuBaraka His website is AjamuBaraka.com From his bio: He is currently an editor and contributing columnist for the Black Agenda Report and a writer for Counterpunch (To be clear, and also because this is a speaker that is still alive, I have cleaned the audio and am rehosting it with no intent of ever making money off of it, I personally deeply admire Mr Baraka, his convictions, and his wealth of knowledge and experience) Daniel's work can be found at https://danielibnzayd.wordpress.com/ The project, larger, can be found at https://www.jamaalyad.org/prjt/prjt_malcolm-x/start Compiled by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost)

Gamal Abdel Nasser, a prominent leader of the Egyptian national liberation movement and a key figure in pan-Arabism, shares his insights on Middle Eastern peace prospects. He delves into the historical complexities of the region, examining the aftermath of the 1967 war and the rights of Palestinian refugees. Nasser emphasizes the necessity of addressing Palestinian resistance for true peace and reflects on his legacy as a unifying figure in the Arab world, touching on themes of social justice and contemporary nostalgia for his ideals.

A series of close interviews with Libya's Colonel Qaddafi, the leader of the Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya As always, compiled by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost)

Bantu Stephen Biko was a South African anti-apartheid activist. This mixtape blends interviews with him and discussions of his legacy. Compiled by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost) 

An archival tour through the 2019 coup d'etat in Bolivia and how the MAS (Movement for Socialism) took back power. Compiled by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost)     

An archival deep dive into the myriad regime change schemes targeting the Venezuela's Bolivarian Revoultion and the media frenzy surrounding them. Compiled by Ian Anderson (@starsalwayslost)