Audiobooks
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Against the backdrop of Trump’s potential return to the presidency, Caleb Maupin investigates how orchestrated political violence and counter-insurgency tactics risk driving the U.S. into turmoil reminiscent of Italy’s "Years of Lead." Drawing from the strategies of William S. Lind and Frank Kitson, he unpacks the mechanisms fueling societal instability and demoralization. Caleb Maupin examines the contentious media portrayal of Luigi Mangione, accused of assassinating UnitedHealth Group CEO Brian Thompson, as leftist groups cast him as a revolutionary figure. The book contrasts the despair prevalent in Western "socialism" with the optimism seen in BRICS nations. Using historical insights, revelations about CIA programs, artistic manipulation, and MKULTRA, Maupin provides a compelling critique of how political violence sustains the status quo while highlighting an alternative vision and strategy championed by the Center for Political Innovation.
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Divisions in the Ruling Class: Conflict Within US Elite
In this gripping and deeply researched work, Caleb T. Maupin pulls back the curtain on the hidden battles that have shaped U.S. history. Divisions in the Ruling Class reveals how America’s elite is not a monolith, but a battlefield of competing factions: old-money Eastern Establishment dynasties seeking global stability vs. hungry new money desperate for dominance.
Khruschevism: A Study in Psychological Warfare
Caleb Maupin exposes how Nikita Khrushchev’s infamous “Secret Speech” that became a blueprint for ideological collapse.
The New Communist Movement: Party-Building in 1970s America
With roots in the civil rights and antiwar movements emerged a new generation of revolutionaries determined to build a working-class communist party. This movement, though largely forgotten today, mobilized thousands, shook factory floors in Detroit, and turned campuses into ideological battlegrounds.
Who are the Houthis? What are they Fighting For?
Western media obscures the roots of Yemen’s Houthi movement, now in the spotlight for blocking Red Sea ships in solidarity with Palestinians. Caleb Maupin traces the group from its 1990s origins to today’s crisis, arguing why U.S. workers should support them.
William Z. Foster & The Communist Party
Dive into the gripping true history of the American radical labor movement through the life of William Z. Foster: the militant organizer who helped build the CIO, fought fascism, challenged racism, defied corporate America, and stood firm through McCarthyist terror.
AI is not the Problem: Technology and Economic Crisis
As automation and AI dominate headlines, millions wonder: will technology save us or doom us? In AI Is Not the Problem, Caleb Maupin argues the real threat isn’t machines but a system where profit drives production.
