Third Way
"Third Way" carries two senses in Infrared discourse: the Clinton-Blair neoliberal project (the enemy), and Haz Al-Din's live-streamed search for a third formulation of communism for normies (the method).
The enemy sense
The 1990s Third Way (Clinton, Blair, Schröder) — the accommodation of social democracy to finance globalization — is the terminal form of the left-liberal establishment Infrared opposes: welfare retrenched, deregulation embraced, war liberalized. Its lineage runs from Jimmy Carter's deregulation through the DLC to the contemporary Democratic Party the ACP defines itself against.
The method sense
From the VIBE SHIFT stream, Haz working in real time on messaging:
> "What would be a third way, third iteration? So you can watch me in real time cook up a good thing for normies to just tell them... What do you tell people in one sentence or two sentences?"
The method: communism must be re-expressed in the people's idiom, tested live against ordinary comprehension — the opposite of the sect's jargon. The Anglo Box critique applies to socialist jargon too: definitions that don't communicate are formalism.