Glowie and Capy break down the TikTok creator @khanifesto161, a self-described communizer/leftcom who rejects Marxism-Leninism and actually existing socialist states (AES). The episode explores a series of takes arguing that only “full communism” matters, while all historical socialist projects are dismissed as capitalist or irrelevant.

The conversation also dives into broader debates within leftist spaces, including left communism vs Marxism-Leninism, the role of the state in socialist development, and what socialism actually means in theory and practice.

In this episode we cover:

• The ML -> Hoxhaist -> leftcom pipeline. Dogmatism and anti-revisionism.
• Deng Xiaoping vs Khrushchev and the Sino-Soviet Split.
• Is Marx a prophet sent down by god? 
• Slander against angloids. Why don't angloids wash soap off their dishes? Why don't they like flavor? 
• Spontex: The daddy of leftcoms
• The claim that only “full communism” matters, and that all existing socialist projects (USSR, China, DPRK, etc.) are just capitalism and therefore irrelevant.
• Glowie trying to comprehend the incomprehensible (what leftcoms are even talking about).
• Left communist and communizer arguments against developing the productive forces, industrialization, and poverty reduction don't matter. 
• The idea that anarchists are “more communist” than Marxist-Leninists because they reject the nation-state entirely.
• The claim that if Marxist-Leninists existed in 1871, they would have attacked Marx for criticizing the Paris Commune.
• Broader questions about theory vs practice, historical materialism, and whether communism can be achieved without transitional stages or state power.
• Leftcom vs ML discourse online, including how ultra-left positions often dismiss real-world revolutionary movements.

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Glowie and Capy discuss the recent Hasan–Gavin Newsom discourse and the wave of backlash, slander, and online “psyop” style narratives targeting Hasan and anyone unwilling to fall in line behind Democratic Party figures.

The conversation also explores the role of elections in bourgeois democracies, the campaigns aimed at “never Kamala” or anti-Democrat leftists, the ongoing argument for harm reduction, the contradictions of pro-Democrat leftists, and the understanding that the American political system itself is fundamentally unfixable.

In this episode we cover:

• Democrat orbiter and defender @reactionary_leftist and their various insufferable TikTok posts.
• Framing Hasan and his supporters as conspiratorial or antisemitic. Is Hasan antisemitic?
• The attempt to police criticism of Israel and liberal politicians.
• What is harm reduction and do the Democrats actually engage in harm reduction? Harm reduction for who?.
• Conflating Israel and Judaism is antisemetic.
• The reason why it seems like leftists criticize the Democrats more than the Republicans.
• Pro-Democrat "leftists" don't actually support Palestine.
• The communist position on bourgeois parliaments: what’s the point, why run candidates, and what Vladimir Lenin had to say on the matter.
• “Vote blue no matter who” arguments, including claims that Democrats are meaningfully better than Republicans and that leftists are responsible for Republican victories.
• The idea that leftists who didn’t vote for Kamala are responsible for ICE.
• The framing of communists and proletarian revolution as unrealistic or “rapture-like.”
• Why revolutions haven't occurred in the USA and the imperial-core and a discussion on imperialism, the luxury afforded to the US population, and the labor-aristocracy.
• The claim that Democrats “follow Republicans” because leftists refuse to support them, and how blame is shifted onto anti-electoral or critical voters.
• Liberal "criticisms" of ICE.

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Globe and Capy discuss the growing controversy surrounding Democratic Party–funded creators and the issue of fake progressives, dark money, and political influence in online left-leaning spaces. The episode focuses on PACs like Progressive Victory and their “Choose Your Fighter” rally, the way political organizations manipulate narratives, and how people who present themselves as progressive or socialist end up shilling for liberalism.

The conversation also explores the ideas of “Democratic orbiters,” electoralism, and how political streamers can be rewarded or ostracized depending on whether they support the Democratic Party. 

In this episode we cover:

• Progressive Victory, PAC funding, and allegations that political organizations are using dark money and private payments to influence streamers and online political creators. 
• Progressive Victory's “Choose Your Fighter" Rally featuring popular streamers such as Hasan Piker, Vaush, MikeFromPA, Dylan Burns, and other creators who position themselves as progressive or left-leaning.
• The trend of pro-Israel, pro-Ukraine, pro-Imperialist, and anti-trans views among many of the members of progressive Victory.
• Madeline Pendleton exposing Democratic Party–funded creators and the broader issue of fake progressives who present themselves as left-wing while promoting pro-establishment politics.
• How Bernie Sanders is a prime example of a “sheepdog” who uses radical-sounding language to funnel people back into the Democratic Party, and how the bourgeoisie repurposes vague anti-capitalist talking points to reinforce liberalism through TV, movies, and video games.
• The environment of the political debate sphere on streaming sites like Twitch.
• Ukraine and the bio-lab/bio weapon debate, and how bioweapons were used on the DPRK. 
• The mystery of why influencers who make political content, whether for the Democratic Party, Israel, etc, always seem to get paid $7,000.
• How "progressive" politicians have redefined socialism and "leftism" in a way that confines it within liberalism. 
• Capy learning about how the annoying "progressive" democrat glazer imreallyimportant (The 'Pretty fly for a white guy' dude) became a political streamer. 
• The Great March of Return in Palestine and how destiny justifies the killing of unarmed Palestinians.
• Marxist-Leninist positions on the war between NATO and Russia and how so-called “Marxists” refuse to engage in any discussion or analysis of the pro-Russia position, instead waving it off as an “ACP position,” as well as the rejection of geopolitics by Western communists.
• A review of various tweets that are responding to Progressive Victory's “Choose Your Fighter" Rally.

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GloboidTV & RedArmyCapybara discuss one of the most bizarre political TikTok creators they've covered so far, J. Weeds, a self-described “socialist libertarian” who is running for president in 2028. He mixes anarchism, antisemitism, anti-Marxism, tinfoil hat conspiracy theories, and political-compass ideology into one extremely contradictory and bizarre worldview.

Along the way, they break down conspiracy claims about Moses Hess, “Judeo-Bolshevism,” controlled opposition, and the idea that Marxism and fascism are somehow the same, and much more.

In this episode they cover:

• The claim that Marxism was intentionally created by elites as a monopoly on revolution, including the argument that Marx designed socialism to suppress anarchism and other working-class movements, and the conspiracy theory that Marx was funded by Jewish bankers and financiers.
• Conspiracy theories claiming Marx, Zionism, and fascism are all part of the same political project, including the idea that figures like Moses Hess secretly created Marxism, modern Zionism, and even Nazism.
• J. Weeds’ antisemitism presented under the guise of anti-Zionism, and the way conspiracy rhetoric blurs the difference between the two.
• The claim that the PSL, the People’s Forum, and Claudia De La Cruz are Israeli proxies funded by Zionists, along with broader “controlled opposition” narratives.
• The idea that all states, including Iran and China, are controlled by the same elites as Israel, and the broader conspiracy theory about an “authoritarian axis” controlled by a single global power structure.
• What mutualism is and whether it has ever really existed in practice.
• Bakunin’s antisemitism, the First International, and how "the history of socialism gets rewritten by authoritarians."
• J. Weeds’ Christian conspiracy and talk-radio origins, and how his worldview appears to be built from a mix of political, religious, and historical conspiracy theories.
• Conspiracies about the Jesuits, Tartaria, phantom-time theory, and what he calls “diabolical materialism.”
• Reptilian conspiracy theories, “the bells” theory, and how World War II gets rewritten in conspiracy spaces.
• The “Ratchet Effect” and how it’s being applied to state communism, Zionism, and fascism all at once.
• Capy’s dislike of reading Hegel and their less-than-impressive understanding of the Hegelian dialectic (fake Hegel fan).
• The relationship between Moses Hess, Marx, and Marxism, including whether Marx was a pawn of Hess, whether Hess had anything to do with the Communist Manifesto, and the claim that Marx himself was a Zionist.

This episode is a doozy- Enjoy!

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GloboidTV and RedArmyCapybara dive into the increasingly strange world of online anarchist discourse by examining the TikTok account Green Ancen, an anti-authoritarian “centauri” creator who positions themselves against Marxism, Marxism-Leninism, and socialist states while claiming to represent a more radical anti-state position. The comrades look at their videos attacking Marx, Marxism, the concept of the proletariat, and the idea that a workers’ state could play a role in revolutionary politics, among other things.

They discuss the broader debates between anarchists and Marxists and explore how internet discourse around socialism, the state, and revolution often drift into confusion and outright absurdity.

In this episode we cover:

• The rise of Green Ancen, an anarchist TikTok creator whose content has shifted from broadly compatible-left posts toward aggressive anti-Marxist and anti-communist arguments.
• Claims that “statists are nationalists” and that anyone who supports the use of a state in socialist revolution is inherently an authoritarian nationalist and reactionary.
• The ongoing TikTok feud with other leftist creators, including unfounded accusations that critics like Comrade_Ash are “white nationalists” and “larpers.”
• Green Ancen’s attacks on figures such as Madeline Pendleton, along with accusations that Marxist-Leninists are secretly capitalist or CIA-aligned.
• Arguments rejecting the classical bourgeoisie vs. proletariat distinction and replacing it with alternative frameworks.
• Claims that Karl Marx was reactionary because he supposedly failed to deconstruct race, ableism, and other modern social theories.
• The broader anarchist argument that police, prisons, ICE, and other institutions exist to defend the state, so opposing them logically requires opposing the concept of the state itself.
• The claim that revolutions are inherently anarchist and that “authoritarian” socialists betray revolutionary movements.
• A wider discussion about how debates between anarchists and Marxists play out online, including accusations that MLs are government agents or that anarchists are spreading anti-communist propaganda.
• Green Ancen's complete misunderstanding of Marxism.
• How anarchists plan on handling the enforcement of laws and rules and how revolution could be carried out in a decentralized and anarchistic manner. 

What even is a centauri? The world may never know…

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Glowie and Capy discuss the escalating conflict that the United States and Israel have forced on Iran, including how Iran has been draining U.S. and Israeli resources by overwhelming expensive air-defense systems with cheap drones and targeting military infrastructure. The comrades also talk about the difference between progressive and reactionary Islamic nations, as well as broader questions about geopolitics, imperialism, and the Middle East.

Along the way, they break down viral social media reactions, liberal foreign-policy takes, and some surprisingly solid pro-Iran commentary circulating online.

In this episode we cover:

• The war on Iran, drone warfare, and how cheap drone swarms can overwhelm billion-dollar air-defense systems used by the U.S. and Israel.
• Whether Iran is an oppressive authoritarian dictatorship as leftoids say it is? How is Iran progressive and how does it diverge from countries like Saudi Arabia? 
• A TikTok response to a Madeline Pendleton video about liberal interventionism and the argument that war with Iran is justified to “liberate women,” including reactions claiming her argument was “fake” or nonexistent.
• Liberal influencers and “vote blue no matter who” figures suddenly flipping their positions on Israel after years of attacking Palestinian activists and telling people to ignore boycotts of corporations like McDonald’s and Starbucks.
• Kamala Harris saying she “predicted” the current crisis despite previously calling Iran America’s greatest foreign adversary during the 2024 presidential campaign.
• Some surprisingly based takes online, including commentary about Ali Khamenei being "woke" and an elderly protester shutting down a CBS reporter while discussing Iran and the current conflict.

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Glowie and Capy break down a Trotskyite TikTok discourse spiral over Vietnam, “campism,” whether Ho Chi Minh was secretly just a nationalist, and other common trot nonsense.

In this episode we cover:

• Capy's sarcastic TikTok about Ho Chi Minh being a “campist” and the backlash from a Trot invoking the so-called “Saigon Commune” to argue Vietnam betrayed “true socialism.”
• The claim that Vietnam’s revolution “did nothing for 50 years,” and the broader Trotskyist rejection of actually existing socialism (AES), including Vietnam.
• Abstract debates about democratic centralism and what alternatives Trots have to offer. 
• A recurring pattern: Trots denounce AES and exit the conversation once asked to substantiate their claims.

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Globie and Capy chat about ongoing drama and discourse in online leftist spaces. In this episode we cover: 

• Leftcom cringe edits, discourse, and the “Best Comrade” phenomenon (he deleted his social media accounts between us recording this and editing it). Comrade Capy included in the rogues gallery along with Madeline Pendleton, Hasanabi, & Lady Izdihar?
• Zionist ML discourse on national liberation and the idea of “Supporting Palestine, not Hamas." Sounds like nazbol/ third positionism with extra steps.
• So called "Fifth Positionism." (psuedo-intellectual muddle-headed anti-dialectical psychosis, systematized!).

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In this episode, the comrades chat about some popular subjects going around online leftist spaces right now.

In this episode we cover: 

• The latest Amnesty International report claims that North Korea executes teens for watching Squid Game. 
• Epstein Island cannibalism and the history of cannibalism by Euro-American settlers on Turtle Island.
• Liberals plan to defeat ICE by voting Trump out of office. 

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