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'''Infrawoke''' is Infrared's answer to "woke" — announced by Haz Al-Din in 2025 as "the latest thing": not anti-wokeness (which he calls "conservative slop" and grift) but a transcendence of woke 1.0 through [[Dark Mali|dark Marxism]].
'''Infrawoke'''is the assertion of [[Communism]] as the true '''moral authority''', more moral than "wokeism". This is the only way to overcome wokeism, and the third stage of [[sublation]] after woke 1.0 and woke 2.0 ([[dark woke]]).


== The doctrine ==
Per [[cosmism]], moral authority derives from alignment with the cosmos, i.e. with the true order of things as ordained by God.
From the [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/007a6ff2-3861-4c00-af25-e5aff3e9d04c/ COMMUNISM WINNING | INFRAWOKE stream]:
* "InfraWoke is something fundamentally new, something fundamentally different... everything I've been saying has been consistent with dark Mali, dark Marxism, the cosmic orientation of our movement."
* "We need a moral clarity, we need an alignment with cosmos... a morality that has substance to it. It's not just based on an empty sense of superiority of the self."
* "To see beyond the visible spectrum" — being awake to what liberalism cannot register: power, cosmos, the unseen constitution of reality.
* Never concede the moral high ground: "the important thing, morally speaking, is the livelihood, the dignity of the people of the world being slaughtered... You should never concede the moral high ground. Ever. That's InfraWoke."
* "Infra-Woke is very dark and scary... They're going to hate it even more than whatever we are now."


== The joke layer ==
Wokeism is an attempt to claim the moral high ground. (In this sense, even conservatives like [[Ben Shapiro]] are often "woke".) For example, the reactionary wokes consider North Korea as a dictatorship, Russia as "imperialist", China as [[chauvinist]], and therefore immoral. The Infrawokes point out North Korea, China and Russia support Palestine, and stand on the true side of humanity against the great Satan, Capital ([[Jesus Christ|Mammon]], the [[Rothschilds]], Big Yahu). At a more advanced level, woke [[leftists]] condemn ACP for talking with [[Dugin]] and [[Alex Jones]], but Infrawokes condemn DSA and Mamdani for getting support from the imperialist Democrats, which is the real moral error.
Haz also trolls with it: "Woke 1.0 was revealed to be deeply rooted in problematic structures of anti-Tartarian Atlantis supremacy and other forms of discrimination against people of Tartaria" — parodying wokespeak while claiming its grammar for communism ([[Tartaria]]).
 
==From the streams==
=== From the [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/007a6ff2-3861-4c00-af25-e5aff3e9d04c/ COMMUNISM WINNING | INFRAWOKE stream] ===
 
> "InfraWoke is something fundamentally new... everything I've been saying has been consistent with [[Ma Lie|dark Malie]], dark [[Marxism]], the [[cosmism|cosmic orientation of our movement."
 
> "We need moral clarity, alignment with cosmos... a morality that has substance to it. It's not just based on an empty sense of superiority of the self."
 
> "To see beyond the visible spectrum" — awake to what liberalism can't register: power, cosmos, the unseen constitution of reality.
 
> '''"Never concede the moral high ground. Ever. That's InfraWoke."'''
 
> "InfraWoke is very dark and scary... They're going to hate it even more than whatever we are now."
 
> "Woke 1.0 was revealed to be deeply rooted in problematic structures of anti-Tartarian [[Atlantis]] [[chauvinism|supremacy]] and discrimination against people of [[Tartaria]]."


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Ma Lie]]
* [[Ma Lie]]
* [[Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping]]
* [[Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping]]
* [[Cosmism]]
* [[Woke right]]
* [[Dark Brandon]]


== References ==
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 23:56, 27 August 2026

Infrawokeis the assertion of Communism as the true moral authority, more moral than "wokeism". This is the only way to overcome wokeism, and the third stage of sublation after woke 1.0 and woke 2.0 (dark woke).

Per cosmism, moral authority derives from alignment with the cosmos, i.e. with the true order of things as ordained by God.

Wokeism is an attempt to claim the moral high ground. (In this sense, even conservatives like Ben Shapiro are often "woke".) For example, the reactionary wokes consider North Korea as a dictatorship, Russia as "imperialist", China as chauvinist, and therefore immoral. The Infrawokes point out North Korea, China and Russia support Palestine, and stand on the true side of humanity against the great Satan, Capital (Mammon, the Rothschilds, Big Yahu). At a more advanced level, woke leftists condemn ACP for talking with Dugin and Alex Jones, but Infrawokes condemn DSA and Mamdani for getting support from the imperialist Democrats, which is the real moral error.

From the streams

> "InfraWoke is something fundamentally new... everything I've been saying has been consistent with dark Malie, dark Marxism, the [[cosmism|cosmic orientation of our movement."

> "We need moral clarity, alignment with cosmos... a morality that has substance to it. It's not just based on an empty sense of superiority of the self."

> "To see beyond the visible spectrum" — awake to what liberalism can't register: power, cosmos, the unseen constitution of reality.

> "Never concede the moral high ground. Ever. That's InfraWoke."

> "InfraWoke is very dark and scary... They're going to hate it even more than whatever we are now."

> "Woke 1.0 was revealed to be deeply rooted in problematic structures of anti-Tartarian Atlantis supremacy and discrimination against people of Tartaria."

See also

References