Various Authors
Some of The Anarchist Library’s Controversially Deleted & Controversially Not Deleted Texts
A library enthusiasts introduction
Controversially Not Deleted Texts
Hakim Bey / Peter Lamborn Wilson
Wolfi Landstreicher / Apio Ludd / Feral Faun
The Frankenstein Of Culture Jamming
Understanding and resisting Left–Right convergence in the internet age
Black liberal, your time is up
More non-news about the “Eco-Extremist Mafia”
Who is [REDACTED], a Paralegal or an Eco-Extremist Mafia?
[REDACTED], wife of “Eco-Extremist Mafia” is a vivisectionist
Eco-Extremist Mafia” [REDACTED] submits legal & FBI threat to anarchist counter-info site 325
LBC Tabler Physically Attacks Anarchists, in Defense of Eco-Extremism
In defense of punching Bob Black and exiling snitchy bigots
Bob Black’s Letter to Seattle Police
Against the post-left to fascist pipeline
The Left Overs: How Fascists Court the Post-Left
Wolfi Landstreicher: Child molestation apologist
Disrupting The Purist Anarchist Pipeline
Does the Unabomber have any relevance to anarchism?
Where did all the tankies come from?
Anti Communism With Chinese Characteristics
Militancy: Highest stage of alienation
Radical media and the blurred lines of ‘red’ fascism
Pushed by the Violence of Our Desires
A Half Revolution: Making Sense of EDSA ’86 and Its Failures
A Slap in the Face of Public Taste
International Council Correspondence, Volume 1, Issue 1
Trotsky, the Left Opposition and the Rise of Stalinism
Twenty-five years since the Tiananmen protests
Chile: Anatomy of an economic miracle, 1970–1986
Proclamation of the Orange Free State
Thirty Years Ago Today I Shot My First Fascist
Civilization The Age Of Masked Gods And Disguised Kings
From Urumqi to Shanghai: Demands from Chinese and Hong Kong Socialists
Open Letter to New York School Officials
The Bhilwara Principles: Strengthening Democracy through Social Accountability
What is Dadaism and what does it want in Germany?
Armenia doesn’t need another political party — it needs a MOVEMENT!
Chinese Anarchism for the 21th Century
Maurice Barrès and the Youth of France
Liberation Theology for Quakers
‘Human Rights’ and the Discontinuous Mind
Think for Yourself, Question Authority
Imagination and the Carceral State
Bourgeois Epistemology and the Gendered Republic
The Gender Binary Is a Tool of White Supremacy
A Planned and Coordinated Anarchy
A way propounded to make the poor in these and other nations happy
Basic Politics of Movement Security
Community Control, Workers’ Control, and the Cooperative Commonwealth
Imagining an optimistic cyber-future
Marx 101: Introduction to Dialectical Materialism
Politics at the End of History
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
What Anne Feeney Told Me At Frank Little’s Grave in Montana
You Shouldn’t Have to Pay to Be Alive
Communization and the abolition of gender
Guerilla Open Access Manifesto
Not-anarchist, but interesting
Capitalist domination and working class sabotage
Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery
Communism as the Riddle Posed to History
Outlaw Kings and Rebellion Chic
The Philosophy of Life and Death
Everybody Wants to be a Fascist
On Being White... and Other Lies
Political Prisoners, Prisons, and Black Liberation
The Evolution of the Language Faculty
The Communes of Rojava Six Years On: Towards Many Democracies of Neighbors
The Communications of Ted Kaczynski as part of his Terror Bombing Campaign
A history of true civilisation is not one of monuments
Avoiding the Pestilence of the State
Cities before the State in Early Eurasia
For an anthropology and archaeology of freedom
Rethinking cities, from the ground up
DIY Template for Horizontal Bylaws
How To Philosophize With A Hammer And Sickle
Stop Dividing the Korean Nation
Market Anarchy #1: All Power To The Soviets!
Letter: Individualism and Rights
The Tyranny of Structurelessness
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 1: Ethics
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 2: Aesthetics, Method, and Epistemology
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 3: Power
The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction
The History of Sexuality, Volume 2: The Use of Pleasure
The History of Sexuality, Volume 3: The Care of the Self
Sex, Power, and the Politics of Identity
Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom
1. Deleted for a comically valid reason
4. Controversially Published, Deleted & Rejected Texts
5. Deleted for mundane reasons
A library enthusiasts introduction
This text was created for anyone curious about various library crew’s archiving ethoses.
The internet, bookshops, and libraries are all swamped with more information than anyone could read in a lifetime, but when searching for reading on a particular subject, having the choice of a 100 texts on that subject isn’t necessarily valuable if the task of choosing between them is made more difficult by a library crew’s choice to archive 50 texts that showcase embarrassingly anti-anarchist ideas, or where the one text that would interest you most has been deleted from the catalog due to the library crew having a personal issue with the author.
Therefore, when browsing texts from these institutions it would be valuable to get a sense of what type of texts are likely included at a higher or lower rate. So, what type of texts it is better to go elsewhere to look for. A simple brochure or web page people could read would suffice, to see a list of some of the texts that were controversially included or excluded, and ideally the reasons why.
Finally, I think there is value in discussing the embarrassment some people feel about controversially platforming some texts under the banner of ‘The Anarchist Library’. For example, if one of the reasons for hosting a text on the The Anarchist Library is that it can’t easily be found elsewhere, then having that be more well-known may encourage people to start a unique archival project specifically for exploring texts on that subject. Also, most every anarchist would agree that platforming the complete works of Mao under the banner of The Anarchist Library just because he was an ex-anarchist would be an unjustifiably embarrassing platforming of ideas. So, I just think it would be good for library crews to post publicly the arguments and counter-arguments for why they think archiving various controversial authors and texts would or would not amount to this kind of embarrassing platforming.

Further reading:
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All of The Ted K Archive’s Controversially Published & Deleted Texts
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All of Steal This Wiki’s Controversially Published & Deleted Texts
Controversially Not Deleted Texts
Note: These are currently live texts on The Anarchist Library which some people view as controversial.
The point of listing them here is just to provide a space for people to edit this page to offer arguments and counter-arguments for whether The Anarchist Library should:
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Platform these texts.
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Platform them with short or long warning disclaimers, or 'not-anarchist' tags.
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Combine the texts into a 'research text dump' with a critical introduction.
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Delete the texts and simply allow people to find them on other websites.
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Find some other remedy not listed above for what to do with the texts.
Abdullah Öcalan
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A readers argument for deleting: During the early years of his leadership of the PKK, the group professed to hold to ‘Marxist-Leninist’ ideology and were accused of numerous human rights abuses including civilian massacres, summary executions, plus the use of suicide bombers and child soldiers. The organization is historically to blame for the burning of schools and killing of teachers who they accused of “destroying Kurdish identity”, attacks on hospitals which resulted in the death of doctors and nurses, and allegedly the kidnapping of foreign tourists for ransom.
A readers argument against deleting: He has inspired big world developments such as the council systems in Rojava which has lead to anarchist internationalists supporting grassroots projects on the ground there and the diverse militias at war with ISIS and Turkey.
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Ausonia Calabrese
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A readers argument for deleting: At least one of the texts just reads as a purposefully edgy defense of going back to cannibal-themed feudal times.
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Bob Black
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A readers argument for deleting: The author snitched to the police that an ex-friend was manufacturing opium which lead to the person’s house being raided. Also, he is a sexist and anti-feminist, having published polemics such as “If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Stay in the Kitchen” and “Feminism as Fascism”. Finally, he harassed and attacked anarchist collective Processed World with death threats and destruction of possessions, as well as filing a complaint with the San Francisco Planning Commission over alleged zoning violations that led to the eviction of Processed World from its office.
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Justice, Primitive and Modern: Dispute Resolution in Anarchist and State Societies
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What is Wrong with this Picture? A critique of a neo-futurist’s vision of the decline of work
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Wooden Shoes or Platform Shoes?: On the “Organizational Platform of the Libertarian Communists”
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You Can’t Blow up a Social Relationship... But you can have fun trying!
Eco-Extremism
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A librarians argument against deleting: ITS came out of the anarchist space and how far from it they’ve found (or removed) themselves from it is of interest to some anarchists. It is part of our history and is completely appropriate for it to appear on an archival project documenting anarchist and related texts.
Reading things by people we disagree with (or making such readings accessible to other people) is not condoning the things we disagree with, much less supporting them. Anyone who insists on banning particular texts from the library because they personally disagree with the content is acting to indoctrinate, not allowing people to make up their own minds.
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Anti-tech terrorist ramblings & apologia has no place in an anarchist library.
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The texts can easily be found elsewhere.
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ITS never claimed to be anarchists and rejected any identification with anarchy as early as their 4th ‘communique’:[1]
“Why do we not consider ourselves anarchists? Precisely because we do not share the anarchists’ vision about the “destruction” of this world to create a “new,” “self-managed” one within the clichés of mutual aid (to strangers) and (promiscuous) solidarity, which as we stated before is not natural.”
Put simply:
Framing matters. When you put Ted K in an “anarchist library” you’re declaring “Ted K is inside anarchism”. If you put a unnoticeable “non-anarchist” tag on it you’re declaring “still within the circle of texts we think are anarchist-adjacent, in-group and respectable enough”
There are, after all, infinite “anarchist-adjacent” things. Mao came from anarchism, but if your “anarchist” library contains every maoist text you’re normalizing maoism.
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Edward Abbey
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A readers argument for deleting: He’s a socially conservative author.
A readers argument against deleting: There are only 2 texts on the library and he’s relevant to the history of Earth First!
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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A readers argument for deleting: Nietzsche never claimed to be an anarchist.
A readers argument against deleting: I don’t know of anyone who truly minds this being on the website, it’s just often argued that it’s a contradiction to host multiple books by this author who’s clearly not an anarchist and yet not host multiple books by Foucault. Which may be a fair point, but obviously the desired way of solving that perceived hypocrisy would not be to delete these texts.
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Georges Palante
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A readers argument for deleting: The author rejected any identification as an anarchist and his misanthropy came from a snobbish perspective of looking down on the lower classes.
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Read the text here: Misanthropic Pessimism
Hakim Bey / Peter Lamborn Wilson
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A readers argument for deleting: Author wrote lots of pedo apologia.
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T.A.Z.: The Temporary Autonomous Zone, Ontological Anarchy, Poetic Terrorism
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The Architectonality of Psychogeographicism or The Hieroglyphics of Driftwork
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“Liquor and weed for him were bardic fuel” — Peter Lamborn Wilson’s obituary for Robert Anton Wilson
Hostis
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A readers argument against deleting: Some Hostis texts seem to fetishize inflicting cruelty.
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John Jacobi
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A readers argument for deleting: The author is an ex-anarchist who began to see himself in common cause with eco-extremists, then later regretted some of his apologia for terrorism.
A readers argument against deleting: Only the one text and it’s mostly just a critique of dogmatism.
Read the text here: A Critique of the Nomadic Hunter / Gatherer Ideal
Max Stirner
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A readers argument for deleting: Some of his ideas can be read as proto-right-libertarian-ish.
A readers argument against deleting: Jokes idea.
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Max Wilbert
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A readers argument for deleting: Deep Green Resistance are Maoist-ish & TERFs.
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Michael Schmidt
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A readers argument for deleting: Schmidt was outed as a racist engaged in a poor one man attempt at entryism.
A readers argument against deleting: His texts were on the library before the outing and what he did wasn’t as heinous as Mao level crimes to merit removing.
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Southern African anarchists condemn apparent Terrorist blasts in London
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The Jacob Zuma Cargo Cult and the “Implosion” of Alliance Politics
Murray Bookchin
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A readers argument for deleting: Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon.
A readers argument against deleting: He has inspired big world developments such as the council systems in Rojava which has lead to anarchist internationalists supporting grassroots projects on the ground there and the diverse militias at war with ISIS and Turkey.
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Community Control or Statist Politics: A Reply to David Lewis
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Freedom and Necessity in Nature: A Problem in Ecological Ethics
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History, Civilization, and Progress: Outline for a Criticism of Modern Relativism
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Reply from Murray Bookchin to ‘5th of May Group’ on Turkish anarchism
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Social Ecology versus Deep Ecology: A Challenge for the Ecology Movement
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To Remember Spain: The Anarchist and Syndicalist Revolution of 1936
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Toward a post-scarcity society: the American perspective and the SDS
Noam Chomsky
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A readers argument for deleting: Liberal-ish.
A readers argument against deleting: In terms of authors he’s potentially been the largest recruiter of people towards anarchist philosophy and action for decades.
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A Brief History of America’s Cold-Blooded, Terroristic Treatment of Cuba
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East Timor: Comments On the Occasion of the Forthcoming APEC Summit
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Language Development, Human Intelligence, and Social Organization
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Latin America and Asia Are at Last Breaking Free of Washington’s Grip
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Review of Man of the People: A Life of Harry S Truman by Alonzo L Hamby
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Some Elementary Comments on The Rights of Freedom of Expression
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There are plausible regional settlements for Ukraine and China
Samuel Edward Konkin III
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A readers argument for deleting: Anarcho-capitalist-ish, plus support for a Holocaust revisionist journal and positive review of a book that endorsed holocaust denial.
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Ted Kaczynski
A librarians argument for deleting: I find the man insufferable for his anticommunism, misogyny, and trans misogyny. Also the people he bombed could have been chosen better. He could have bombed powerful people instead.
Some librarians arguments against deleting:
rocinante: The library was founded by anti-civ anarchists, nihilist anarchists, and a handful of other modifers. I’m one of these people and back then I would have called myself and did “anti-civ”. There were post-anarchists, anarchists without adjectives, and whatever. I think from the very start the library made a point as being a place to publish every single anarchist text every written (well kind of).
lucian: idk why ted k and ITS are always conflated. ted k said he was an anarchist. prior to his arrest he was in correspondence with LWOD. his first prison interview was with the EF! journal. he’s had letters in green anarchist magazine, green anarchy magazine, and AJODA
like it or not, he’s anarchist.
magsalin: Personally I disagree with hosting Ted K and ITS texts
eris: yea, a lot do
hence me raising this
magsalin: But not only do I support keeping it up, when I see people uploading new Ted K. texts I approve it
The Anarchist Library was founded by anticiv nihilists
TEd K and ITS belong to this tradition
eris: hmm, fair
magsalin: However, because ITS turned anti-anarchist, there’s a sort of informal moratorium on new eco-extremist texts, especially eco-extremist texts that are explicitly hostile to anarchism
Eco-extremist texts are published on a case to case basis
A readers argument for deleting: Ted’s period of identification with anarchism was very opportunistic and shallow in that he simply thought it would be advantageous to have some recognized political identity when writing about the terrorist violence he hoped to incentivize in others:
In 1995 I described FC as ‘anarchist’ because I thought it would be advantageous to have some recognized political identity. At that time I knew very little about anarchism. Since then I’ve learned that anarchists, at least those of the U.S. and the U.K., are nothing but a lot of hopelessly ineffectual bunglers and dreamers, useless for any purpose. Needless to say, I now disavow any identification as an anarchist.[2]
Ted’s politics mostly just amounted to thinking it would be nice if we could click our fingers and all go back to the stone age where men had a lot of negative liberty to leave their tribe to live a solitary existence hunting and gathering and hardly ever have to meet another person. But, unlike anarcho-primitivists, he didn’t hold the view that life in primitive society would be one of egalitarian freedom, which though true, it is the false belief motivating anarcho-primitivists that make their desires still anarchist, which Ted Kaczynski and many of his followers explicitly renounce:
[M]y hope, is that certain inconvenient aspects of hunter-gatherer societies (e.g., male dominance, hard work) would turn off the leftists, the neurotics, and the lazies but that such societies, depicted realistically, would remain attractive to the kind of people who could be effective revolutionaries.[3]
But, even if you were to grant this ideal end goal is still anarchist, it is as empty and illusory an end goal as when Stalinists claim to have the same ideal end goal as anarchists because Ted and his followers advocate a ‘means of getting there’ that has very little difference to setting up a cult like vanguard party:
(ii) If a member of the anti-tech organization can find a place on the editorial board of a radical environmentalist periodical (for instance, the Earth First! journal), he will be able to influence the content of the periodical. If a majority of anti-tech people can be placed on the editorial board, they will be able in effect to take the periodical over, minimize its leftist content, and use it systematically for the propagation of anti-tech ideas....
How can anti-tech revolutionaries get themselves into positions of power and infuence in radical environmentalist groups? The most important way will be through the moral authority of hard work. In every organization which they seek to capture, the communists are the readiest volunteers, the most devoted committee workers, the most alert and active participants. In many groups, this is in itself sufficient to gain the leadership; it is almost always enough to justify candidacy [for leadership].
The [Communists] in penetrating an organization... become the ‘best workers’ for whatever goals the organization seeks to attain....
This writer has had no opportunity to study more than a few of the works of history, political science, sociology, and revolutionary theory that may be relevant to the anti-tech enterprise. Worthy of careful attention are the works of Alinsky, Selznick, Smelser, and Trotsky that appear in our List of Works Cited. But there is a vast amount of other relevant literature that deserves to be explored; for example, the literature of the academic field known as “Organizational Behavior,” and the works of Lenin to the extent that they deal with revolutionary strategy and tactics (his ideological hokum is merely of historical interest). Thorough library research will reveal an unending series of other relevant works. It is worth repeating that this literature will provide no recipes for action that can be applied mechanically. It will provide ideas, some of which can be applied, with suitable modifications, to the purposes of an anti-tech organization....
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Alinsky, Saul D., Rules far Radicals: A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals ...
Selznick, Philip, The Organizational Weapon: A Study of Bolshevik Strategy and Tactics ...
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Bowditch, James L., Anthony F. Buono, and Marcus M. Stewart, A Primer on Organizational Behavior ...
Christman, Henry M. (ed.), Essential Works of Lenin ...
Lenin, Vladimir Ilich, Lenin on Organization ...
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Stalin, J., Foundations of Leninism ...”[4]
Ted first publicly broke with anarchism when a vegan primitivist from Turkey wrote to Ted in 2006 with a long list of questions. Ted responded with a detailed critique of how many primitivists idealize primitive life, arguing that the hierarchical relationships found between many tribal members is natural and therefore neutral or good.[5]
Finally, it’s important to understand that Ted’s political foundations were built on being a young self-radicalized library loner who inherited a lot of the elitist aristocratic intuitions of the anti-modernist middle & upper classes in the 50s. He cycled through a bunch of reactionary dispositions starting with fascism and ending on a kind of anti-tech vanguardism. In his final years he advocated an organizational strategy similar to Maoism and suggested seeing if alliances could be made with jihadists like Bin Laden.[6][7]
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Ted Kaczynski on Individualists Tending Toward Savagery (ITS)
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Ted Kaczynski’s Letter to the Saturday Evening Review (1970)
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The Truth About Primitive Life: A Critique of Anarchoprimitivism
Último Reducto
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A readers argument for deleting: The author is anti-anarchist and simply commenting on a group of anti-tech terrorists.
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Read the text here: Comments on the communiques from Individualists Tending toward the Wild
Wolfi Landstreicher / Apio Ludd / Feral Faun
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A Balanced Account of the World: A Critical Look at the Scientific World View
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A Critique, Not a Program: For a Non-Primitivist Anti-Civilization Critique
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An Immense, Reckless, Shameless, Conscienceless, Proud Crime
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From Politics to Life: Ridding anarchy of the leftist millstone
Controversially Deleted Texts
Note: These are currently deleted texts that either used to be live, but then were deleted, or were just rejected from ever being published.
The point of listing them here is just to provide a space for people to edit this page to offer arguments and counter-arguments for whether The Anarchist Library should:
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Platform these texts.
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Platform them with short or long warning disclaimers, or 'not-anarchist' tags.
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Combine the texts into a 'research text dump' with a critical introduction.
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Leave the texts deleted and simply allow people to find them on other websites.
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Find some other remedy not listed above for what to do with the texts.
External Critique
Anti-Fascism
Neoecofascism
Subtitle: The Example of the United States
Author: Daniel Rueda
Source: Journal for the Study of Radicalism Volume 14, Number 2, Fall 2020 Michigan State University Press
A librarians argument for deleting: very interesting, but where’s the anarchy?
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<www.thetedkarchive.com/library/daniel-rueda-neoecofascism>
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In a context of increasing concern regarding global warming and its effects on human society and our planet’s biosphere, environmentalism is expected to become one of the central political issues of the next decades. The emergence and success of green movements and parties, a logical consequence of such situation, is already a reality in several Western countries. Although there are differences between those movements, in general they share values such as progressivism, liberalism, equalitarianism, and respect for democracy.
The Authoritarians
Author: Bob Altemeyer
Topics: authoritarianism, not anarchist
Date: 2006
Source: Retrieved on 7th April 2021 from <theauthoritarians.org/options-for-getting-the-book>
A librarians argument for deleting: “The mid-term elections of 2006 give hope that the best values and traditions of the country will ultimately prevail.” can we not? deleted pending discussion.
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I realize that my making this book available for free on the internet raises questions about my judgment, especially since I am a psychologist. The well-known theory of cognitive dissonance says that people will value something more if they pay a lot of money to get it. So how much will people value what they get for free? Also, if somebody can make money off a book, how much common sense can he have if he gives it away? Why should you read a book written by someone who has so little common sense?
The Frankenstein Of Culture Jamming
Subtitle: QAnon, Baudrillard and the Politics of Simulation
Author: Daniel Tutt
Topics: postmodernism, post-structuralism, qanon, conspiracy, baudrillard, culture, culture jamming, the spectacle, fascism, far right
Date: January 18th, 2021
Source: Retrieved on April 2nd, 2022 from christiansocialism.com
A librarians argument for deleting: Not anarchist.
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<www.thetedkarchive.com/library/daniel-tutt-the-frankenstein-of-culture-jamming>
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A plausible theory of the emergence of the conspiratorial movement known as QAnon, one of the major political groups to organize the “1/6” storming of the Capitol, is that it emerged out of radical left “culture jamming.” On this theory, left-wing pranksters, inspired by the revolutionary Wu Ming Collective, posted the first mention of the myth that an anonymous government agent known as “Q” had details on a cabal of child sex abusers at the highest levels of power. Beginning in 2016, QAnon got users in alt-right forums worked up over implausible revelations, like the infamous claim that Hillary Clinton was secretly heading a global child sex-trafficking ring. This forum evolved into a global conspiracy network that has now become a mainstream fixture of the Republican Party, as evidenced by multiple public officials, including Donald Trump, offering legitimacy to their movement.
Understanding and resisting Left–Right convergence in the internet age
Author: Ben Gidley
Topics: anti-fascism, antifa, right-wing, red-brown, fascist creep, Fascism
Date: 2022
Source: Chapter 12 of “Exposing the Right and Fighting for Democracy: Celebrating Chip Berlet as Journalist and Scholar”, published by Routledge
Notes: ISBN: 9780367681265 | DOI: 10.4324/9781003137276-12
A librarians argument for deleting: not anarchist. no mention of a word. searching ‘ben gidley’ and ‘anarchist’ gives zero results.
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In the 1980s, as the internet was built, the Far Right was quick to establish a presence there. As Chip Berlet, and more recently Aaron Winter, have documented, the Far Right in the United States and elsewhere was pushed underground in the post-Civil Rights era by a combination of law enforcement and black-led, anti-racist social movement organizing—but being forced underground also later helped propel it to go online.
Anti-Racism
Anarchists Hate Racism
Author: Scott of the Insurgency Culture Collective
Topics: anti-racist, class, Insurgency Culture Collective, race, syndicalist, United States
Source: Retrieved on January 1, 2005 from www.cat.org.au
A librarians argument for deleting: author supports prison, see “The Anarchist Response to Crime”
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Anarchists believe in Equality between all people regardless of where their ancestors came from, what color their skin is, or where they were born. We believe in social equality regardless of ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation. We believe in an economy and community where everybody cooperates to make sure that we all can live healthy, prosperous, and pleasant lives. Anarchism is the philosophy of personal freedom, personal responsibility and mutual respect between all people. Anti-Racist Action is based on the ideas of Solidarity and Mutual Aid. Solidarity is our natural outrage every time we see an act of injustice or evil. Mutual Aid is the practice of people banding together to oppose a common enemy or confront a challenge that may seem insurmountable to individuals but, can be overcome when we work together as a group.
Black liberal, your time is up
Subtitle: Yes, tell the world that we are fed up. But, Black liberal, know that we are finished with you, too.
Author: Yannick Giovanni Marshall
Topics: George Floyd uprising, black liberation, anti-liberalism
Date: 1 Jun 2020
Source: www.aljazeera.com
A librarians argument for deleting: not anarchist
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As you ready yourself to attempt to hijack the work of radicals, to go undercover dressed in our clothes and slip into the crowd pretending that you were always there and that you are us, know that we see you. Even now, as you are preparing your watered-down Black Lives Matter syllabi and your “Hope and the Black Spring in the Time of Corona” book manuscripts, which are by now ready for press, filled as they are with the same dimly lit, unimaginative pablum about “improving race relations”, feel-good “anti-racism”, and “ways to move forward”. We see you. We know why you have come.
Burning Bridges
Subtitle: Disconnecting From White Culture and Fighting for Liberation
Author: Curtis Fields and Brooke Harter
Topics: anti-racism, anti-capitalism, direct action, whiteness, community organizing
Date: October 18, 2021
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This book is dedicated to the brave comrades who have helped us recognize our roles in the revolution and given us the support to enact that role. Special thank you to Los Brown Berets and NWI Collective for providing sources and oversight for portions of the book regarding Native American subjugation. This book would not be possible without the various organizations who have supported us and stood with us in the struggle for freedom.
Against Eco-extremism
More non-news about the “Eco-Extremist Mafia”
Author: L
Topics: eco-extremism, 325, history, ideology, accountability, anarchism,
Date: 2018/10/23
Source: <web.archive.org[REDACTED]>
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We specifically warn against this EE tendency because of the potential for cross-overs with the nationalist-autonomous & nationalist-anarchist, neo-nazi and indigenous pagan “white tribe” eco-fascists who target the dredge of the anarchist scene with their irrationalist, green authoritarian and runic occult bullshit.
Who is [REDACTED], a Paralegal or an Eco-Extremist Mafia?
Author: L
Topics: Aragorn!, Abe Cabrera (Eco-Fascist), Atassa, Eco-Extremism, Individualists Tending Toward the Wild (ITS), Little Black Cart, USA
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Let’s help pull back the curtain on the so-called “Eco-Extremist Mafia” and expose them a bit more with the aid of our contacts. Tracking and collecting information on our authoritarian, fascist, reactionary and irrationalist enemies is part of our activities as anarchists. This “Mafia” have said they have been hiding in the shadows for a long time, but possibly this one has been hiding in the broom cupboard with the envelopes, papers, pens and computers.
[REDACTED], wife of “Eco-Extremist Mafia” is a vivisectionist
Author: L
Topics: ALF, Animal Liberation, Abe Cabrera (Eco-Fascist), Atassa, Eco-Extremism, Individualists Tending Toward the Wild (ITS), USA
Date: Sep 16th, 2018
Source: <www.web.archive.org/.../www.325.nostate.net/.../[REDACTED]-wife-of-eco-extremist-mafia-is-a-vivisectionist-usa/>
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Continuing our exposure of the nihilist-right and eco-fascist group, Church of ITS Mexico, we briefly look at the wife of [REDACTED] (Abe Cabrera), editor of “Eco-Extremist Mafia” publication Atassa. We inform the facts that his wife, in the course of her studies into fields of ‘scientific research’, Biomedical Engineering and Neurobiology, has performed horrific experiments on animals.
Eco-Extremist Mafia” [REDACTED] submits legal & FBI threat to anarchist counter-info site 325
Author: L
Topics: eco-extremism, 325, history, ideology, accountability, anarchism,
Date: Nov 17th, 2018
Source: 325.nostate.net-[REDACTED]-submits-legal-fbi-threat-to-anarchist-counter-info-site-325
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Just as we had been convinced that the eco-extreme/nihilist-right “Mafia” could not get even more ridiculous, we were sent this email below by the comrades of nostate.net. It’s a threat via their domain provider by the boss of the North American ‘indomitable’ “eco-extremist theorists”, [REDACTED], editor of eco-fascist journal Atassa to call the FBI. After all those other ‘indomitable’ ‘comrades’ of his hung him out to dry the only thing for him to do is threaten to call the police.
LBC Tabler Physically Attacks Anarchists, in Defense of Eco-Extremism
Subtitle: A tabler for Little Black Cart and an associate violently attacked two anarchists after being confronted about their decision to publish Atassa: Readings in Eco-Extremism.
Author: Anonymous
Topics: eco-extremism
Date: Sep 6, 2017
Source: <www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/09/06/18802615.php>
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At the Seattle Anarchist Bookfair on Saturday, August 26, several anarchists confronted Little Black Cart about their decision to publish and distribute Atassa: Readings in Eco-Extremism. For those unfamiliar, eco-extremism is an anti-political tendency that arose in Mexico around 2011 with the group Individualists Tending Towards the Wild, or ITS, and has since morphed and spread to other areas. Its practitioners believe in and carry out indiscriminate murder and violence against any humans in supposed defense of “wild nature” and have threatened anarchists in Mexico and other countries with death, going so far as to place a bomb in an anarchist squatted social center. They also claimed the May 3 femicide of Lesvy Rivera in Mexico City, citing the fact that she was drunk among their motivations. Atassa is not ITS, but as a journal and blog applauds their actions, publishes/translates their writing, and is unequivocally of the eco-extremist tendency. Two relevant critiques of ITS here and here, both by Scott Campbell, who himself has been threatened by them for his condemnations.
Inter-Anarchist Critique
Against snitches
In defense of punching Bob Black and exiling snitchy bigots
Author: Anonymous
Topics: history, anarchism
Date: 21 October 2015
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A readers argument against deleting: Bob Black’s philosophy has been the subject of popular discussions among anarchists, so it would be valuable to see a critique of how Bob Black’s particular individualist philosophy led him to uncaringly snitch on his ex-friend out of a personal desire to inflict cruelty on him.
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So as we all know Bob Black was punched at the Long Haul by MLF. We feel this is justified and that anti-oppressive anarchist ethics should be upheld in so called anarchist spaces. That means no bigots or snitches should be invited to speak or be published by “Anarchists”. Here are some racist/snitch/sexist quotes from Bob Black that led to him being punched ...
Bob Black’s Letter to Seattle Police
Author: Bob Black
Topics: drugs, accountability, snitches
Date: February 21, 1996
Source: Retrieved on 2020-07-07 from www.seesharppress.com
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The following is a photocopy of the narcing letter that “citizen informant” attorney Bob Black (Robert C. Black, author of the aptly titled — given his “job” — “The Abolition of Work”) sent to the Seattle Police on February 21, 1996 informing on author Jim Hogshire. This letter was reproduced on page 17 of the Fall 1996 Loompanics Unlimited Supplement. (Loompanics was Jim Hogshire’s publisher, and also was, until this disgraceful incident, Black’s publisher; following this incident, they dropped Bob Black and pulped his books.) See also Jim Hogshire’s comments on the behavior of police informant and attorney Bob Black.
Against the post-left to fascist pipeline
The Left Overs: How Fascists Court the Post-Left
Subtitle: How Fascists Court the Post-Left
Author: Alexander Reid Ross
Topics: anti-fascism; fascism; fascist creep; post-left; criticism and critique; anarcho-primitivism; Bob Black; ELF; green anarchism; Hakim Bey; John Zerzan; Lawrence Jarach; Max Stirner; nihilism
Date: 29 March, 2017
Source: Retrieved on 28 September, 2022 from antifascistnews.net
Notes: Alexander Reid Ross is a former co-editor of the Earth First! Journal and the author of Against the Fascist Creep. He teaches in the Geography Department at Portland State University and can be reached at <aross@pdx.edu>.
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A friendly editor recently told me via email, “if anti-capitalism and pro individual liberty [sic] are clearly stated in the books or articles, they won’t be used by those on the right.” If this were true, fascism simply would vanish from the earth. Fascism comes from a mixture of left and right-wing positions, and some on the left pursue aspects of collectivism, syndicalism, ecology, and authoritarianism that intersect with fascist enterprises. Partially in response to the tendencies of left authoritarianism, a distinct antifascist movement emerged in the 1970s to create what has became known as “post-left” thought. Yet in imagining that anti-capitalism and “individual liberty” maintain ideological purity, radicals such as my own dear editor tend to ignore critical convergences with and vulnerabilities to fascist ideology.
Wolfi Landstreicher: Child molestation apologist
Author: Black Oak Clique & Wolfi Landstreicher
Topics: sexual abuse, pedophilia,
Date: June 4, 2019
Source: Retrieved on Aug 19 2024 from anarchistnews.org
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A readers argument against deleting: Wolfi’s philosophy and creative writing style has been the subject of popular discussions among anarchists, so it would be valuable to see a critique of how Wolfi marshalled his particular political philosophy in defense of child sexual abuse. Also, so that people can feel better prepared to be able to notice and critique this kind of apologia for abuse if it’s ever taken up by other people in one’s own life.
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Buried deep inside a barely-legible scan of Rants: Essays and Polemics of Feral Faun, is the short essay Child Molestation vs. Child Love. It would seem that very little, if any, attention has been given to this small piece. This is a shame — and not, of course, because we think it is, uh, important dialogue. Rather, it brings light to a very specific situation within the anarchist community, in which egoist rhetoric is appropriated by predatory individuals in order to justify and bury their sadistic need to victimize and subjugate individuals. We saw this with Dr. Bones, who seemed to enjoy manipulating and fetishizing trans* women on top of writing egoist critiques of society.
Disrupting The Purist Anarchist Pipeline
Author: Theo Slade
Topics: Analysis of Ted’s Ideas & Actions, original text
Date: 2022
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magsalin: You uploaded it on the wrong library. The bookshelf is our meta wiki, not the main library
Also, some peeps told us you said kinda mean things about the library? Something about us having low standards?Ishkah: I think that was a misunderstanding, I was being self-deprecating, like ‘hey I got my writing on this platform that I like, I know it’s not the most popular site in the world, but it makes me happy’
lucian: this one is a no from me
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ie. the real name of someone who was trying to hide their real name
ishkah this who EE conversation was tired in 2011
i’m dead against this one tbh. you include jullian langer in your section ‘Eco-Extremist Nature Worshipers’, even though julian has wrote against eco-extremism countless times
including aragorn! in that section probably isn’t smart eithermagsalin: Hey Aragron! literally founded the site
Ishkah: Julian Langer and Aragorn explaining or critiquing eco-extremism, I didn’t say they were eco-extremists.
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A readers argument against deleting: I censored the quoted critique that included private details, plus I added more disclaimers and footnotes to make clearer that I wasn’t denouncing everyone whose writing I quoted who were describing various ideologies.
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The two foundational issues any group must worry about are firstly becoming defined too broadly such that the philosophy just becomes a weak cultural disposition. So, for example, the way in which you have Christians on every side of every political issue today. And secondly, the group’s members defining the project in a rigidly narrow way, such that the group splits into factions, with each faction calling the other fakes, or abandoning the project entirely.
Does the Unabomber have any relevance to anarchism?
Author: Theo Slade
Topics: anarchist history, technology, green anarchism, Ted Kaczynski, Ellul, Earth Liberation Front
Date: 2022, updated July, 2025.
Source: Retrieved on 2025-10-13 from <thetedkarchive.com/library/does-the-unabomber-have-any-relevance-to-anarchism>
A librarians argument for deleting: El says we should not upload things from Theo Slade. (from Elin — to be more specific, until Slade’s Ted K Archive starts citing t@l for the hundreds of texts they’ve copied and pasted from us, I don’t think we should publish them. They have their own archive to publish their own (usually very low-quality) texts)
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A readers argument against deleting: The Ted K Archive definitely forked off a chunk of The Anarchist Library with the aim of publishing many of the texts in a more responsible way and then archiving tangentially related side reading to show the context various books and essays are written in.
One goal in creating the website was to build an easily searchable website people could use to research socially conservative primitivists and eco-fascists attempts to appeal to anarchists. Also crucially, a website that was very openly highly critical of these attempts.
So, my middle ground suggestion for libraries, publishing houses, social centres, etc. who want to explore the emergence of some reactionary ideas, is just not to confuse a primary role the project serves in being ‘a place people can find anarchist texts’, but to spin off a separate research project, and advertise it as such.
The anarchist library has published a 100 or so texts that were first archived on TKA, and there was a questionnaire created in order to make the process of copying over 500 or so more texts more efficient.
I've also since helped upload and edit more texts to The Anarchist Library than I ever copied over.
Finally, it would be great if someone with the knowhow and time happened to desire to write code to create share links to The Anarchist Library mirror for every text that has a duplicate there. So that people randomly researching Ted K who want to share a text for reasons unrelated to ‘the technology question’ can have an anarchist library link to share.
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To begin with, I think Ted K sincerely identified as an anarchist in the 1990s at least. His first letter to the media, in June 1993, began with the words: “We are an anarchist group calling ourselves FC.” A later communiqué from April 1995 repeated: “We call ourselves anarchists.” The Manifesto discusses “our particular brand of anarchism”.
Inter-Leftist Critique
Exiting The Vampire Castle
Author: Mark Fisher
Topics: call outs, liberalism, identity politics, acid communism
Date: November 22 2013
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This summer, I seriously considered withdrawing from any involvement in politics. Exhausted through overwork, incapable of productive activity, I found myself drifting through social networks, feeling my depression and exhaustion increasing.
Where did all the tankies come from?
Subtitle: How anarchists fucked up and by inaction created the tankie resurgence
Author: William Gillis
Topics: Authoritarian Left
Date: 16th August 2020
Source: Retrieved on 14th January 2020 from threadreaderapp.com
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A readers argument against deleting: I don’t know if there exists conclusive evidence for this, but if there did exist evidence of a real phenomenon of trans people feeling alienated and existing in reactionary online groups at higher rates than cis people per person, then I don’t think it would be transphobic to simply mention that as part of a larger argument. I read it as a critique of how reactionaries prey upon alienated people and have a higher turn-over rate for not seeking to work with people in a stable situation in life.
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My sincere answer for why tankies reemerged five years ago is that movements are social hierarchies and newbie teens don’t want to compete for status in existing illegible/inaccessible spaces like anarchism, so they resurrected a dead/empty scene that had trappings of status.
Anti Communism With Chinese Characteristics
Subtitle: Replacing one capitalist empire with another is futile
Author: Christopher Wong
Topics: anti-imperialism, campism, China, Marxism-Leninism, Maoism, capitalism
Date: January 22, 2021
Source: Retrieved on July 29th, 2022 from <www.lausancollective.com/2021/china-anti-communism>
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A new generation of Western self-described Marxist-Leninists have come to the fore in the last several years, wreathing themselves in the legacies of Mao and Stalin. They claim to be the inheritors of the old Third International communist parties that dominated the 20th century and presented, at least in their minds, the greatest threat to the American world order. But where older generations of Marxist-Leninists focused on replacing capitalism—what was understood as the primary driver of imperialism—this new generation of Marxist-Leninists derives their politics from a largely imagined set of geopolitical configurations. Eschewing even the logic of “an enemy of my enemy is my friend,” these would-be Marxist-Leninists have convinced themselves that any enemy of the US is a socialist utopia and perhaps even a global anti-imperialist power.
Militancy: Highest stage of alienation
Subtitle: A critique of the role of the political militant, its misery and arrogance.
Author: Organisation des Jeunes Travailleurs Revolutionnaires (OJTR)
Topics: militancy, alienation, activism, anarchism, ideology, Leninism, Maoism, Stalinism, state socialism, Trotskyism, OJTR
Date: 1972
Source: Retrieved on December 10, 2013 from http://libcom.org/library/militancy-ojtr
Notes: Le Militantisme Stade Supreme De L’alienation was first published in France in 1972 by the Organisation des Jeunes Travailleurs Revolutionnaires (OJTR).
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Since the occupation movement of May ’68, we have seen a whole collection of small organisations which claim to follow Trotskyism, Maoism or anarchism, developing to the left of the Communist Party and the C.G.T.. Despite the tiny percentage of workers who join their ranks, they pretend to compete with the traditional organisations for control of the working class, of which they proclaim themselves the vanguard.
Radical media and the blurred lines of ‘red’ fascism
Author: Javier Sethness
Topics: alternative media, fascism, authoritarian left
Date: April 23, 2018
Source: Retrieved on 7th June 2021 from freedomnews.org.uk
Notes: Javier Sethness looks at the modern rise of “red-brown” politics and its infection of the left through the lens of a recent Indy Media on Air showing with prominent radical media figure Chris Burnett, which gave Assadist hardliner Vanessa Beeley a platform offering oddly softball questions. This article first appeared at the Coalition for Peace, Revolution and Social Justice website.
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The red-brown convergence, or the seemingly puzzling political alliance between far-left (red) and far-right (brown), is a serious and worsening problem around the world—evermore so since Donald Trump’s election and inauguration. Beyond the divisions between authoritarian and libertarian socialism on the left, both authoritarian and anti-authoritarian socialist traditions share with fascism an emphasis on revolutionism, or the need to transform society radically, rather than incrementally. In practice, this has meant that Italian Fascism grew out of the Cercle Proudhon, an intellectual circle dedicated to the study of this French anarchist; that the Strasserite faction of the Nazi Party had an (admittedly racist) anti-capitalist orientation; and that the Russian neo-fascist and Vladimir Putin adviser Aleksandr Dugin has developed a “fourth political theory” which combines Stalinism with Nazism.
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Environmentalism
Stop Saving The Planet
Subtitle: Contribution to launch of David Graeber Institute
Author: Avi Khalil
Topics: environmentalism, nature, capital, transaction, gift, reciprocity, debt, David Graeber
Date: October 29th 2022
Notes: An early and longer draft of this essay was presented at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology in 2018
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It’s good to save, right? For example, it is wise and responsible as to ‘save for a rainy day’. If you have the means, it may well be prudent to do so. It makes sense to increase your income in comparison to your outgoings, how much you earn in comparison to how much you spend, your input against your outputs. But your household budget does not exist in a vacuum outside of banks, governments, and everyone else’s transactions. This ‘everything else’ is what is often called or reified as “the economy”. And it’s a commonly parroted belief that the economy functions like your household budget, just a scaled-up version. However, it does not.
Ableism at the Anarchy Fair
Author: Anonymous
Topics: COVID-19, pandemic, bookfair, ableism, communique
Date: 11/25/2023
Source: Retrieved on 2023-11-28 from <cryptpad.fr>
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On November 25th 2023, a small group of disabled trans anti-eugenicists confronted a festival of ableist violence in so called “Portland, Oregon”. This was done against libertarians posing as anarchists whom avoid taking responsibility for the violence they have perpetrated by spreading SARS-CoV-2 and its strains without mitigation. Their violence follows the logic of settlers who unleashed smallpox on the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island.
Violence and Earth First!
Author: Dave Foreman
Topics: Earth First!, historical, Radical history, environment, Environmental activism, ecology, non-violence, non-violence, violence, not anarchist
Date: March 1982
Source: Retrieved on 23 December 2014 from <brontaylor.com/courses/pdf/Foreman--violence(editorial)2(4)4(mar82).pdf>
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One could expand Rap Brown’s comment to this: Violence is as human as the opposable thumb. But the question we as Earth lovers must face is whether violence is every justified in defense of Mother Earth against those who would destroy her for their short-term material profit and power thrills. As I said to the slimy little suppository representing the Mountain States Legal Foundation during a panel discussion in Denver last fall, “If you come home and find a bunch of Hell’s Angels raping your wife, old mother, and eleven year old daughter, you don’t just sit down and talk balance with them or suggest compromise. You get your twelve gauge shotgun and blow them to hell.”
Feminism
Pushed by the Violence of Our Desires
Author: Anonymous
Topics: anarcha-feminism, feminism, 1970s
Date: 1991
Source: Retrieved on 7/17/2023 from archive.org/details/italianfeministt0000unse
Notes: Notes from the zine: This piece was written anonymously. Published in Italian Feminist Thought: A Reader, 1991, edited by Paola Bonno, Sandra Kemp. Thanks & love to Yadira and “the team”.
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You’re asking me about woman today as a militant in fighting units. I can’t tell you anything based on personal experience, because I have never belonged to any armed organizations. But I can tell you about some of the things I’ve thought about over the past few years, starting with my work in prison, relationships I developed inside, my knowledge of some fighting units right from their very beginnings, and my being a little more aware as a woman.
The Myth Of Motherhood
Subtitle: Spokesman Pamphlet Number 21
Author: Lee Comer
Topics: feminism, gender, class
Date: March 1972
Source: Retrieved on 20.09.2021 from <ro.uow.edu.au> [now dead].
Notes: “I wrote The Myth of Motherhood to counter the prevailing mythology that mothers who went out to work instead of staying home out of sight to care for their children were responsible for every ill in society.”—<howl-uk.org>
A copy is housed at the Sparrows Nest archive, so may be scanned up by them soon: <thesparrowsnest.org.uk>
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The emphasis on the class struggle in revolutionary thinking has obscured the significance of traditional sex roles and nowhere is this more apparent than in the mistaken belief that child rearing is, of necessity, the responsibility of women. In fact, other than the optional first few weeks or months of breast feeding, there is no biological connection between the bearing of children and their rearing. Women both in and outside the Women’s Liberation movement are busily mouthing this radical idea, but it is evident that as far as their own lives are concerned, and in their attitudes to others, it remains an empty ideal.
The Oppositional Gaze
Subtitle: Black Female Spectators
Author: Bell Hooks
Topics: The Male Gaze, The Oppositional Gaze, Feminism, Black Feminism, Cinema
Date: 1992
Source: Black Looks: Race and Representation
Notes: The essay that coined the term “the oppositional gaze.” Contains discussions of the intersection of the black and female experiences with the theater in the period. How “the gaze” of any given individual holds power.
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When thinking about black female spectators, I remember being punished as a child for staring, for those hard intense direct looks children would give grown-ups, looks that were seen as confrontational, as gestures of resistance, challenges to authority. Toe “gaze” has always been political in my life. Imagine the terror felt by the child who has come to understand through repeated punishments that one’s gaze can be dangerous. Toe child who has learned so well to look the other way when necessary. Yet, when punished, the child is told by parents, “Look at me when I talk to you.” Only, the child is afraid to look. Afraid to look, but fascinated by the gaze. There is power in looking.
Whoring Out Our Trauma
Subtitle: Prostitution and Sexual Abuse
Author: Jack Parker
Topics: sex work
Date: 1/3/23
Source: Retrieved on 1st March 2023 from jacksurviveswhoring.wordpress.com
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A street sex worker who trades sex for drugs will have a multitude of reasons that speaking up would not be a good idea for them. Revealing ongoing drug use puts a person at risk of arrest, broadcasting that you are in a vulnerable position makes it easier for predators to target you, various support services may reject them if they are aware of them selling sex, the list of reasons goes on. A person who has a need to trade sex for drugs is also not likely to have much of a platform for their words to reach a wider audience even if they do want to talk about their experiences. Finding the time or mental clarify to write is yet another barrier.
History
A Half Revolution: Making Sense of EDSA ’86 and Its Failures
Author: Allen Severino
Topics: after the revolution, reformism, Bourgeois ideology, Philippines
Date: 2021
Source: www.esquiremag.ph
Notes: This is originally published in Esquire as a sort of a critical retrospect on the EDSA Revolution from a perspective that it has failed to deliver anything or everything, aside from the return of the status quo. For all intents and purposes, we can say that EDSA is nothing more but a conservative restoration. It hides itself in a progressive veneer from time to time, while justifying the repressions and atrocities that its agents have comitted against the people in the name of its ideals.
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This stirring provocation was delivered by the French revolutionary Maximilien Robespierre before the National Convention in 1792. Both adored and reviled, he stood as the apostle of a defining moment in European history, which saw the unraveling and the destruction of feudal ties and absolute monarchies based on divine exegeses. Whatever opinions that we may have on this figure, whether he was a dedicated servant of the cause of mankind, or its worst tyrant, is pedantic and irrelevant. What is at stake here is this flash of insight: Revolutions are not designed to only last a fortnight.
A Slap in the Face of Public Taste
Author: David Burliuk, Alexander Kruchenykh, Vladmir Mayakovsky & Victor Khlebnikov
Topics: art, futurism
Date: 1912
Source: Retrieved on 9/12/2021 from monoskop.org
Notes: “Slap in the Face of Public Taste” (Пощёчина общественному вкусу) is the first manifesto of the Hylaea (Гилея) group.
The manifesto opens the journal Hylaea, published in Moscow in 1912.
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We order that the poets’ rights be revered to enlarge the scope of the poet’s vocabulary with arbitrary and derivative words (Word-novelty)....
International Council Correspondence, Volume 1, Issue 1
Author: International Council Correspondence
Topics: Council Communism, Libertarian marxism, paul mattick
Date: October 1934
Source: Retrieved on 7/19/23 from marxists.org
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In communism, the process of production is no longer a process of capital expansion, but only a labor process in which society draws from nature the means of consumption which it needs. No longer are values produced, but only articles for use. As an economic criterion, the necessity of which is undeniable, since both production and the productive apparatus must be made to conform to the social need, the only thing which can still serve is the labor time employed in the production of goods. It is no longer the ‘value’ but the calculation in terms of use articles and the immediate labor time required for their production which is the necessary form of expression of a regulated communist economy.
Soviet Russia in the NEP Era
Author: Heather-Noël Schwartz
Topics: Soviet Union, 1920s, Russia, state capitalism
Date: 1999
Source: Retrieved on August 28, 2005 from web.archive.org
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Upon analyzing the period of NEP in the 1920’s compared with the Perestroika period of the 1980’s, I have found that Russia has been forced to repeat history and eventually collapse in the second round. “Perestroika is a set of tactics aimed at resolving contradictions”, according to David Lane in Soviet Society Under Perestroika. He goes on to provide a basic structure of the goals of Perestroika.
Trotsky, the Left Opposition and the Rise of Stalinism
Subtitle: Theory and Practice
Author: John Eric Marot
Topics: Trotsky, Trotskyism, Stalin, Stalinism, Left Communism, anti-Bolshevism, USSR, Russian Revolution
Date: 2006
Source: Retrieved on 30th August 2020 from libcom.org
Notes: Originally published in Historical Materialism, vol. 14.3
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This essay proposes to re-evaluate the political character and historical significance of the Left Opposition through a detailed assessment of Tony Cliff’s Trotsky, 1923–1927: Fighting the Rising Stalinist Bureaucracy and Trotsky, 1927–1940: The Darker the Night the Brighter the Star, the third and fourth volumes respectively of his Trotsky biography. In the pages that follow, I argue that Trotsky and the Left Opposition did not oppose Stalin’s policies of forced industrialisation and collectivisation.
Twenty-five years since the Tiananmen protests
Subtitle: Legacies of the student-worker divide
Author: Sikander
Topics: Tiananmen square, China
Date: June 4, 2014
Source: <www.libcom.org/blog/twenty-five-years-tiananmen-protests-legacies-student-worker-divide-05062014>
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During the protest movement that centered around Tiananmen Square in Beijing twenty-five years ago, workers protested alongside students and intellectuals. But the political relationship between the two social groups was weak at best. Things have only gotten worse since.
Youth Liberation Program
Subtitle: Youth Liberation of Ann Arbor
Author: Youth Liberation of Ann Arbor
Topics: youth liberation, child rights, childhood
Date: 1972
Source: The Children’s Rights Movement: Overcoming the Oppression of Young People, Ed. Beatrice Gross & Ronald Gross, 1977
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Every day, it becomes clearer that we might be the last generation in the experiment with living. The problems facing humanity are so huge that some of us think working for change is futile. We of Youth Liberation, however, will not be led either to the treadmill or to the slaughterhouse like “good Germans.” We know there is a basic decision to make: either we stay quiet and become part of a system of oppression, or we seize control of our lives, take risks, and struggle to build something new. We believe that problems have causes and that by studying these causes we can learn solutions. We know that young people have power if we take it and use it. We must liberate ourselves from the death trip of corporate America. We must take control of our lives, because within us is the seed of a new reality—a seed that cannot grow until our lives are our own. It is a reality of ecstasy, made up of love, justice, freedom, peace, and plenty.
Chile: Anatomy of an economic miracle, 1970–1986
Author: Black Flag
Topics: Black Flag, Chile, 1973, neoliberalism
Date: 1999
Source: Retrieved on September 11th 2013 From [http://libcom.org/library/chile-anatomy-of-an-economic-miracle](libcom.org)
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With the arrest of General Pinochet, the usual slime of the right pronounced that his dictatorship created an economic “miracle.” We will ignore the “ends justify the means” argument along with the question of why these defenders of “liberty” desire to protect a dictator and praise his regime. Here we concentrate on the facts of the “miracle” imposed on the Chilean people.
Kaianere'kó:wa
Subtitle: The Great Law of Peace
Author: Haudenosaunee
Topics: indigenous, Indigenous Anarchist Federation, proto-anarchism
Date: 12th Century
Source: Retrieved on 2021-09-28 from https://iaf-fai.org/2021/01/06/kaianerekowa-the-great-law-of-peace/
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If either a nephew or a niece see an irregularity in the performance of the functions of the Great Peace and its laws, in the League Council or in the Conferring of Chief titles in an improper way, through their War Chief, they may demand that such actions become subject to correction, and that the matter conform to the ways of presented by the law of the Great Peace.
Proclamation of the Orange Free State
Author: Roel van Duyn
Topics: carnival anarchism, council communism, Holland, Kabouters, Provos
Date: February 5th, 1970
Source: Transcribed from a published copyrighted text.
Notes: The Kabouters (pixies or elves) were founded in 1970 in Holland, emerging from the Provo movement which was active in the late 1960s. The Provos (provocateurs) brought political and social issues to public attention through protests, demonstrations, and “happenings.” Their events were nonviolent and contained a large amount of playfulness and these tendencies were inherited by the Kabouters.
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How does a new society emerge out of the old society? Like a toadstool upon a rotting trunk. Out of the subculture of the existing order grows an alternative community. The underground community of the mutinous youth emerges and is going to develop independently of the still existing authorities.
Immigrant Rights
Anarchism and Immigration
Author: Scott of the Insurgency Culture Collective
Topics: borders, immigration, Insurgency Culture Collective, syndicalist
Source: Retrieved on January 1, 2005 from www.cat.org.au
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We believe that working people of all nations should cooperate to insure that everyone has an equal standard of living and that transnational capitalist corporations can no longer force us to accept wage slavery, dangerous and inhumane working conditions, and the poisoning of our communities by pollution to avoid the threat of poverty, unemployment, or death by starvation or disease. We believe that working people can take control of their lives without any need for leaders or a government to tell them what to do because they know what needs to be done and are best able to make it happen.
Indigenous Liberation
Towards a New Oceania
Author: Albert Wendt
Topics: anti-colonialism, postcolonialism, Pacific-Islands, culture, purity, Christianity
Date: 1976
Source: Retrieved on 4/10/2023 from ethnc3990.files.wordpress.com
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I belong to Oceania — or. at least. I am rooted in a fertile portion of it — and it nourishes my spirit. helps to define me. and feeds my imagination. A detached/objective analysis I will leave to the sociologist and all the other ‘ologists who have plagued Oceania since she captivated the imagination of the Papalagi in his quest for El Dorado, a Southern Continent. and the Noble Savage in a tropical Eden. Objectivity is for such uncommitted gods. My commitment won’t allow me to confine myself to so narrow a vision. So vast, so fabulously varied a scatter of islands. nations, cultures, mythologies and myths, so dazzling a creature, Oceania deserves more than an attempt at mundane fact; only the imagination in free flight can hope — if not to contain her — to grasp some of her shape, plumage, and pain.
Internationalist Fighters
Unbreakable
Author: Ali Al-Asfa
Topics: Palestine, armed struggle
Source: <tiktok.com/@user2990229552439/photo/7301346753133956385>
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The first time it happened, I was asleep, curled up with my ‘Kieshen’ beside me, and awoken by the sound of explosions, and the sonic boom of the jet, which had already passed overhead. Since I was, as always, fully clothed, and wearing my boots, it took only seconds to run outside. All I knew is that we were under attack. Other fighters were already outside, or running alongside me, but there were no enemy soldiers to confront. The war-plane, one of three, had flown out over the sea, and was already returning. We had no missiles, or heavy weapons, with which to confront it, and were told not to waste ammunition by firing. We found what little shelter we could, behind rocks.
Finbar Cafferkey: The life and death of an Irish fighter ‘who put his money where his mouth is’ in Ukraine
Subtitle: ‘He was quite pragmatic about it’: Family and comrades tell the story of how an Achill islander (45) wound up first in Syria and later in Ukraine
Author: Conor Gallagher and Daniel McLaughlin
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Finbar Cafferkey, Ireland, anti-imperialism, eulogy, obituary
Date: July 15, 2023
Source: Retrieved on 4th September 2023 from www.irishtimes.com
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When news of Finbar’s death was confirmed in Ireland, Tánaiste Micheál Martin paid tribute to him in the Dáil, calling him a “man of clear principles”. It was a relatively uncontroversial statement from the Government, which didn’t want to be seen to be encouraging people to travel to Ukraine to fight.
Thirty Years Ago Today I Shot My First Fascist
Author: Ali Al-Aswad
Topics: anti-fascism, anti-imperialism, history, Palestine, armed struggle
Date: 30.07.2008
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The camp was in a remote location in the Zahrani river valley. Access was by a steep track that snaked down the hillside from the Sida road. The track came to an end alongside what had been a farmhouse once, consisting of a stone hut where some of the men slept. Beneath this was a much larger stone manger, this was unused except by a few chickens, but in the warm weather it’s flat roof became the main focus of the camp, being used for both eating and sleeping. Beyond this building were a few tents, one of which was my home. Straight ahead was a blind valley which held a concealed ammunition dump and field guns, but before that was a large tent in which several older fedayi lived. Some were recovering from injuries sustained in the conflict.
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Against Anarcho-Putinism
Subtitle: Debunking Russian propaganda among anarchists about Russian-Ukrainian war
Author: Dark Night
Topics: Russia, anti-militarism, Ukraine, war, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
Date: December 2022
Source: cryptpad.fr
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We will talk about a group of Moscow “anarchists” and professionals from science, led by a leading researcher of the Institute of General History of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of History Vadim Damier. On the position of this group, which calls itself the “Confederation of Revolutionary Anarcho-Syndicalists” (hereafter, the CRAS), in Russia’s current war against Ukraine. It will also touch upon an equally important topic related to the attitude of the international organization calling itself the International Workers Association (IWA), of which the CRAS is a part, to this and some other issues. Thanks to Damier’s ability, the name IWA is mistakenly translated into Russian as “Международная ассоциация трудящихся” — and we will refer to it as such, МАТ.
And The War Drags On
Author: Internationalist Perspective
Topics: criticism and critique, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, class war, anti-war
Date: April 16th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on August 29th, 2023 from internationalistperspective.org.
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15 months have passed since Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine and still the war drags on. Hundreds of thousands are killed or maimed, is that enough? No, it is not enough. Not for the capitalists of both sides in the conflict, locked in their power plays, callously sending the children of the working class to the killing fields while checking their overseas bank accounts.
Civilization The Age Of Masked Gods And Disguised Kings
Subtitle: Manifesto for a Democratic Civilization Vol. 1
Author: Abdullah Ocalan
Topics: democratic confederalism, Rojava, communalism
Date: 2015
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The conditions of solitary confinement are harsh for a thinker like Öcalan. At times, isolation meant that he did not even have pen or paper, and that he was not allowed to have any books in the cell. These limitations did not stop him from penning down his thoughts. Öcalan authors his hand-written manuscripts in one go. Afterwards, he does not have the opportunity to revise them or to look at the typed manuscripts. Due to these conditions he is unable to cite his sources. Most of the footnotes to this text have therefore been added by the editors and translator. We have done so to the best of our knowledge, but may have missed some allusions and implicit references. Some comments in the text have also been moved to footnotes where deemed necessary. Most of the difficulties in translating and editing were due to the fact it was impossible to communicate with the author.
Democratic Nation
Author: Abdullah Öcalan
Topics: democratic confederalism, decentralization, Direct Democracy, democracy
Date: 2016
Source: ocalan-books.com
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The PKK’s struggle until now was essentially aimed at making the Kurdish question visible. The denial of Kurdish reality during the time of its formation naturally brought the question of existence on the agenda. Thus, the PKK at first tried to prove the existence of the question, by means of ideological arguments. The continuation of this denial by the left through more refined methods placed on the agenda organising ourselves on the basis of distinct identities and actions.
From Urumqi to Shanghai: Demands from Chinese and Hong Kong Socialists
Subtitle: A letter on strategy and solidarity with Uyghur struggle
Author: Chinese and Hong Kong socialists
Topics: China, social movements, solidarity, internationalism, strategy, indigenous solidarity, social control, settler colonialism
Date: November 28th, 2022
Source: Retrieved on November 28th, 2022 from lausancollective.com.
Notes: This is an expanded version of a letter written by Chinese and Hong Kong socialists on the mainland and overseas on the night of 26 November 2022, when protests first erupted. The abridged Chinese version first appeared in Borderless Movement (borderless-hk.com) on 27 November. This version has been revised through the weekend as events developed. Republished with permission.
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On Thursday, 24 November, 2022, a fire broke out in a residential building in Urumqi, the capital of China’s “Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.”1 The fire killed mostly Uyghur victims and injured many more. These numbers are said to be under-reported, and the tragedy was a result of China’s failed pandemic policy which has severely restricted the movements of everyday citizens and denied their access to basic necessities for prolonged periods of time. While these policies have affected millions of Chinese citizens, Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region have long suffered from heightened repression, up to and including mass internment and extreme surveillance by the Chinese government. Xinjiang has also seen the most stringent lockdown policies implemented, with many unable to leave their homes for more than a hundred days.
Open Letter to New York School Officials
Author: A Former Teacher
Topics: New York City, education, letter, The Utopian
Date: October 1, 2006
Source: Retrieved on 22nd July 2021 from www.utopianmag.com
Notes: Published in The Utopian Vol. 5.
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When Michael Bloomberg took control of the New York City school system over three years ago, he sponsored a complete reorganization of the structure of school government. The 32 local school boards and districts that had managed kindergarten through eighth grade schools within the city were replace by ten mammoth regions. The central Board of Education itself was completely restructured into the Department of Education, the center of which is now housed in the Tweed building in lower Manhattan. The transformation that occurred was more like a hostile takeover than an innovative transformation.
The Bhilwara Principles: Strengthening Democracy through Social Accountability
Subtitle: The Bhilwara Principles: Strengthening Democracy through Social Accountability
Author: Pranav Jeevan P
Topics: accountability, community accountability, community, democracy, democratic assemblies, neighborhood assemblies, civil rights, human rights, information, India, caste
Date: 10-01-2022
Source: Retrived on 10-01-2022 from www.roundtableindia.co.in
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The people, especially the most vulnerable and marginalized, suffers the greatest from a lack of accountability on the part of government and its officials, when they are denied their fundamental rights and access to services they are entitled to. They are routinely harassed, discriminated, ridiculed, and deliberately excluded from social security measures designed for their welfare. Therefore, these people, who have been facing systematic exclusion from government, understands the need for an accountability law and what should such a law entail more than anyone. They understand more than anyone the loopholes the government officials use to keep denying them their rights.
What is Dadaism and what does it want in Germany?
Author: Dadaist Revolutionary Central Council
Topics: dada, German Revolution, art, communism
Date: 1919
Source: Retrieved on 8th June 2021 from libcom.org
Notes: Manifesto written by Richard Huelsenbeck and Raoul Hausmann, first published in ‘Der Dada 1’ (1919), in the context of the unfolding, German revolution.
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Dadaism demands … The international revolutionary union of all creative and intellectual men and women on the basis of radical Communism; … The most brutal struggle against all directions of so-called “workers of the spirit” (Hiller, Adler), against their concealed bourgeoisism, against expressionism and post-classical education as advocated by the Sturm group ...
Workers Launch Wave Of Wildcat Strikes As Trump Pushes For ‘Return To Work’ Amidst Exploding Coronavirus
Author: It’s Going Down
Topics: COVID-19, United States, general strike
Date: March 26, 2020
Source: Retrieved on 2020-04-02 from itsgoingdown.org
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In only a matter of days, the economic collapse brought on by the coronavirus pandemic has completely changed everything about our lives. In many ways, the growing crisis has laid bare the already existing contradictions which threatened to pull this society into open class conflict; from low paying jobs, increasing austerity, brutal police, the quickening of ecological collapse, an out of control housing crisis, and a growing carceral State.
Armenia doesn’t need another political party — it needs a MOVEMENT!
Author: Armenian Libertarian-Socialist Movement
Topics: Armenia, political parties, social movements, Libertarian Socialism
Date: February 8, 2007
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When I hear those passionate speeches (from both/all of the sides) about how they are going to emerge victorious and finally set things right and bring the near-messianic Bright Future or Prosperity or Democracy or Strength and Power (or all of these together), I sense that idiotic, dogmatic and narcissistic overtone that defined the great dictators of the 20th century who competed to shape that century to their will.
Brexit means… what?
Subtitle: Hapless ideology and practical consequences
Author: Aufheben
Topics: brexit, ideology
Date: 2017
Source: Retrieved on 3rd June 2021 from libcom.org
Notes: From Aufheben #24
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At the end of 2015, L., a Spanish hospitality worker, sought help from SF. She had worked in a restaurant for more than a year but, as soon as she fell ill, her employer sacked her with a flimsy excuse, in order to avoid paying Statutory Sick Pay (SSP). Receiving SSP would have been this worker’s right under both domestic and European Union (EU) legislation. However, the employer insisted that she left her job voluntarily, and refused to re-employ her.
Chinese Anarchism for the 21th Century
Subtitle: The case for unique principles and ideology for the development of a Chinese identity within anarchist politics and the wider socio-political sphere
Author: Li Meiyi
Topics: Chinese Anarchism, 21st century
Date: March 10, 2018
Source: Retrieved on 15th April 2021 from <www.daoistsocialism.wordpress.com/2018/03/10/chinese-anarchism-for-the-21st-century> [now dead]
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Chinese people have had a long history of civilisation and culture, dating back thousands of years. With the legacy of European colonialism left on the Chinese people which continues to the 21st century, the need for a uniquely Chinese-influenced approach to anarchism must be pioneered so that anarchism will preserve the freedom of the Chinese people and the preservation of our heritage. This can be achieved through an anarchist adaptation of Sun Yat-sen’s three principles of the people as a structure for the forming of a Chinese anti-colonialist and anti-racist movement, characterised and unified by a Chinese identity. Solidarity and mutual aid must be promoted with other movements of other ethnic groups so that we may fully achieve the implementation of the principles. Without our movement and identity, we risk losing everything, besides race, that makes us Chinese and distinct from all other ethnic groups, both in our modern society and in any envisioned anarchist future.
Maurice Barrès and the Youth of France
Author: Randolph Bourne
Topics: France, anti-nationalism
Date: 1914
Source: Retrieved on 2020-03-08 from en.wikisource.org
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Perhaps the most significant experience that comes to one who lives for a time in France is the vivid personal realization that above all the concrete manifestations of industry and religion, politics and letters, there is France, and that her thought and action, politics and poetry, national endeavor and daily life, are woven together into an intimate cultural fabric of a richness and tenacity of which we have little knowledge at home in our heterogeneous America.
Next Stop?
Subtitle: On The UK August Riots
Author: ALARM (All London Anarchist Revolutionary Mob)
Topics: 2011, anarchism, class war, riots, UK, england, class struggle
Date: 2011
Source: Free Paper published & distributed by ALARM
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At the top, the rich, in-bred and thick, living off billions their families have been stealing from us. Billion dollar business barons, Royals, church leaders, mass landowners (who ironically own the “slums” we live in through mortgages and loans). On top of that, their idle children are playing at management — after a few years at Oxford they stumble into Parliament and try to envisage how they can make our lives better. They’re supported by spin doctors, heads of unions, judges, lawyers and anyone with a few hundred grand free.
Philosophy
Post-Anarchism: A Reader
Subtitle: Book Review
Author: Joshua Finnell
Topics: book review, post-anarchism
Date: Spring 2012
Source: Journal for the Study of Radicalism 6:1, p. 112–114.
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Whether one views post-anarchism as a broadening of classical anarchist thought or a pragmatically impotent ideology immersed in the academic vagaries of French intellectuals, the multifaceted approach to resistance espoused in this movement has made an impact in the field of radical thought. In this collection of essays, Rousselle and Evren provide an invitation to explore the current debates raging within this field of post-anarchism. The selections in this reader are not presented canonically, but as a contextual overview of this developing current of theory.
Epistemelogical Anarchism
Subtitle: The Philosophy of Jeet Kun Do
Author: Danielle Bolelli
Topics: Martial Arts, Jeet Kun Do, Bruce Lee, Taoism, Nietzsche, Buddhism, Nihilism
Date: 2003
Source: On The Warrior’s Path Philosophy, Fighting and Martial Arts Mythology (Second Edition, 2003)
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Almost thirty years after his death in 1973, no martial artist has gotten even close to achieving half of his popularity. Far from fading from memory, his legacy still inspires the enthusiasm of the masses. Frozen in time by a premature death, his image has been printed over and over again on the covers of magazines throughout the world. Long past are the days when his work almost single-handedly changed the way in which Asian Americans were viewed in the United States, gave Chinese people a tremendous boost of self- esteem, and opened the road to Hollywood for other Asian actors. Gone the days when his movies made the fortune of scalpers who could sell a $2 ticket for $45 or when, in some countries, his titles had to be withdrawn from theatres to ease traffic jams (Little 1996). However, judging from his enduring fame, the passing of a few decades has only contributed to turn the man into something bigger than life. Even today, he is the patron saint of martial arts magazines. In lean times, when the financial future seems bleak, a martial arts magazine only needs to dedicate the cover article to him in order to bounce back and bring up the sales. In the popular imagination, he was not just another martial artist. He was The Martial Artist. For countless people around the globe, his name has become the symbol for martial arts as a whole.
Identity Construction Workers
Subtitle: or, How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Postmodernism
Author: Heather-Noël Schwartz
Topics: postmodernism, feminism, identity
Date: 1999
Source: Retrieved on October 16, 2007 from web.archive.org
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The main problem that I would cite between Feminism and Postmodernism is the bridging of feminist activism and postmodernism’s deconstructionism. Deconstructing the terms “Women” and “Oppression” strikes at the heart of feminism which bases its theories and activism on these very terms. Feminism risks losing itself through existential deconstruction. But postmodern theories cannot be ignored. They reveal important under-theorized areas of feminism and thus offer feminists another position in which to theorize, mobilize and even act.
Liberation Theology for Quakers
Author: Alice & Staughton Lynd
Topics: Liberation Theology; Quakers; religion; Nicaragua; Catholicism
Date: April 1996
Source: archive.org
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Decisions were by consensus, not voting. Consensus decision-making, as practiced at Macedonia, was both a means of finding truth and a means of building community. We presumed that every human being is endowed with a conscience, and that we need to use this conscience, to listen and be guided by it: to keep our hearts open. We need each other because none of us can see the whole truth.
Yang Chu’s Garden of Pleasure
Subtitle: The Philosophy of Individuality
Author: Yang Chu
Topics: individualism, hedonism, egoism, individualism, Taoism, proto-anarchism, Chinese anarchism
Notes: Translated by Rosemary Brant and Anton Forke.
This is a translation of chapter 7 of the Lieh Tzu (Liezi) text.
ISBN: 965494206–2
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Man’s life is limited, but his desires are without end. To supply the wants of the unlimited with the limited is fatal. He who knows this will not indulge in vain desires. He will set limits to what he seeks, and will be at peace. He will not let the desires of his heart disturb the peace of his body. He will not permit the body’s needs to disorder the peace of his mind. He who follows this course may be said to cherish his life. He will remain in the midst of things, and be free from harm.
‘Human Rights’ and the Discontinuous Mind
Author: Anonymous
Topics: anthropocentrism, anti-civilisation, biology, evolution, human rights, science
Date: 16th July 2011
Source: Retrieved on September 19th, 2011 from <challengingciv.blogspot.com>
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Modern language is loaded with hidden cultural assumptions, biases, and projections of value. A given language or dialect betrays the underlying edifice on which its social structures are based. These hidden assumptions include our own prejudices, values, and moral judgements; forming the self-reinforcing jigsaw of our worldview. For example, if we long to increase our lifespans, then breakthroughs in medical research to combat aging become desirable — more efficient medicine is ‘better’ medicine; likewise, if we believe that spending less time travelling from A to B is inherently a good thing, then a faster route automatically becomes a ‘preferred’ route.
The virtue of idleness
Subtitle: Can pastors in the military serve God and government?
Author: Tom Cornell
Topics: anti-work, history, work,
Date: 7 August, 2004
Source: libcom.org
Notes: Originally published in The Guardian on 7 August, 2004.
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I wonder if that hard-working American rationalist and agent of industry Benjamin Franklin knew how much misery he would cause in the world when, back in 1757, high on puritanical zeal, he popularised and promoted the trite and patently untrue aphorism “early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise”?
Think for Yourself, Question Authority
Author: Arno Ruthofer
Topics: accelerationism, artificial intelligence, chaos, computers, counterculture, cybernetics, death, democracy, drugs, futurism, futurist, Genetic Engineering, Internet, nanotechnology, quantum physics, religion, space, spirituality, technology, transhumanism, Timothy Leary
Date: 1997
Source: Retrieved on 14th April 2020 from <web.archive.org>
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Many people know that Timothy Leary was an advocate of psychedelic drugs, especially LSD, which made him a cultfigure of the hippies. With his famous slogan “Turn on – Tune in – Drop out” Leary encouraged the young generation of the 60s to take psychedelic drugs and question authority. Not so many people know, however, that Leary reemerged in the 1980s as a spokesman of a new global counterculture called the cyberpunks and became one of the most energetic promoters of computers, virtual reality, and the Internet. “No magazine cover story on the [cyberpunk] phenomenon is complete without the septuagenarian Timothy Leary, admonishing readers to “turn on, boot up, jack in” and proclaiming that the “PC is the LSD of the 1990s,” writes cultural critic Mark Dery in Escape Velocity: Cyberculture at the End of the Century (Dery 1996: 22).
Prison Abolition
Imagination and the Carceral State
Author: Joshua Bennett
Topics: blackness, abolition
Date: December 2020 — January 2021
Source: Retrieved on 14 December 2022 from cabinetmagazine.org
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This portfolio of essays is an occasion to celebrate the fugitive practices of those forced to live in flight from the ever-expanding reach of the carceral state and its extractive everyday protocols. The four texts vary in tenor and form, but all share this emphasis on the irreducible beauty of stolen life, this sociality that persists under unthinkable duress. Our central objects of concern vary widely. The work you will find here explores graveyards, prison education, defunct but exemplary revolutionary art schools, and the search for a political grammar of Black freedom. We have gathered here in the name of an age-old pursuit: the elaboration of our most radical dreams, and a larger commitment to honoring moments of persistence, of meditative tenacity, that might otherwise fall outside of our vision. What forms of conviviality, evasion, recalcitrance, and play have the incarcerated, the undocumented, and the unsung cultivated in order to survive? And how might we more thoughtfully study these practices in the present? In the name of such collective envisioning, we assemble under the banner of imagination, dedicated to the revelation of another world.
Queer Liberation
Bourgeois Epistemology and the Gendered Republic
Author: Heather-Noël Schwartz
Topics: epistemology, gender, feminism, French revolution
Date: 1999
Source: Retrieved on April 23, 2008 from web.archive.org
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The French Revolution resulted in the establishment of a Republic that was consciously built upon the exclusion of women from the public sphere. This Republic was built upon the foundations of bourgeois male values of a dualistic construction of public and private spheres, the Stoic mind and body, as well as the highly-gendered roles of men and women. I will present the idea that Greek philosophy, the guillotine and Women in pre-revolutionary and revolutionary France were the main impetus behind this specific construction of the French Republic. In otherwords, the Republic was a reactionary bourgeois male response to years of the Old Regime and the Revolution.
The Gender Binary Is a Tool of White Supremacy
Subtitle: A brief history of gender expansiveness — and how colonialism slaughtered it
Author: Kravitz M.
Topics: gender, white supremacy, colonialism
Date: 14 July 2021
Source: Retrieved on 27 October 2021 from aninjusticemag.com
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The transgender community is in the public eye more than ever — and people are not pleased about it. From physical harassment to being refused medical care, transgender and nonbinary individuals often have a difficult time living as who they are. Many deny our identities altogether, claiming that they’re an odd fad that shouldn’t be acknowledged. Others claim they’re unnatural as they go against the trusted — albeit rigid and fragile — gender binary.
Think of the (queer) children
Author: Ava Gardener
Source: <minnesota.cbslocal.com/2019/06/20/twin-cities-pride-minnesota-lgbtq-history-good-question>
Notes: CW: Within this op-ed I discuss experiences of homophobic/transpobic assault/abuse implied to be of a sexual nature; if you need support, crisis counseling, or advocacy please contact the Aurora Center for Advocacy & Education at 612-626-9111 or Outfront Minnesota at 800-800-0350.
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I first learned about LGBTQ+ identities as an elementary student of the Minnesota public school system. This education took place not in the classroom but on the playground, by male classmates who were my teachers. And through them, I learned that to be “gay,” as they called it, was to be reviled and ridiculed, and that, as a quiet, unathletic ten-year-old boy with long hair, I fit the designation. Entering both middle school and puberty, a desire taking shape within me made me worry that they might be right. My classmates adapted their lessons to degrade this desire out of me, to associate it not with pleasure but with shame and violation. When it came time for health class, the lessons, school-sanctioned this time, reaffirmed this message through what they omitted, what they considered too taboo to mention. Consequently, I learned to put up a more acceptable facade; I cut my hair short, began weightlifting, and played the part of a boyfriend in a heterosexual relationship. Internally, I focused all my shame into molding a new identity, but no matter how hard I tried, I could not purge who I was.
Social Anarchism
A Case of Mutual Aid
Subtitle: Wikipedia, Politeness, and Perspective Taking
Author: Joseph M. Reagle Jr.
Topics: Wikipedia, mutual aid
Date: 2004
Source: Retrieved on the 26th of November 2022 from reagle.org
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The anarchist Peter Kropotkin once wrote that “Mutual aid is as much a law of animal life as mutual struggle” (1902). At the time, he was responding to arguments arising from Darwin’s The Origin of Species: that in nature and society individual creatures ceaselessly struggle against each other for dominance. Kropotkin took pains to explain and provide examples of how animals and humans survive by cooperating with each other. Interestingly, Kropotkin also contributed the article on anarchism to the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, a collaborative product of the Scottish Enlightenment and a precursor to the Wikipedia, a collaborative, on-line, and free encyclopedia.
A Planned and Coordinated Anarchy
Subtitle: The Barricades of 1971 and the “Diliman Commune”
Author: Joseph Scalice
Topics: Philippines, student movement, commune, anarchy, history, Stalinism, communist party, communism
Date: December 2018
Source: Retrieved on 2020-09-03 from researchgate.net. <em>Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints</em>, December 2018. DOI: 10.1353/phs.2018.0035
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In early February 1971, students at UP Diliman erected barricades, fought off the military, and briefly established the “Diliman Commune.” Using material produced by the “communards” themselves, along with contemporary press reports, I reconstruct the dramatic narrative of the commune and debunk two prominent myths: that it was a spontaneous uprising and that it was an isolated event. The commune was a part of a widely coordinated set of barricades raised by the radical groups Kabataang Makabayan (KM) and Samahan ng Demokratikong Kabataan (SDK) in service, in the final analysis, to the political interests of their ruling class allies in an election year.
A way propounded to make the poor in these and other nations happy
Subtitle: By bringing together a fit suitable and well qualified people unto one Houshold-government, or little-Common-wealth.
Author: Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy
Topics: not-anarchist, utopianism, political philosophy, cooperatives, utopia, Christian
Date: 1659
Source: name.umdl.umich.edu
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Young men and maides are forced oftentimes for want of opportu∣nity to pass their years in solitariness, contrary to their natures: This trouble will be taken away in our Society when they need not look after house or houshold stuff; but without care they may marry, if they can affect one another, doing their usual work as before.
Basic Politics of Movement Security
Author: J. Sakai, Mandy Hiscocks
Topics: g20, operational security, opsec, security, security culture, informant, surveillance
Date: 2013
Source: Retrieved on May 2, 2021 from archive.org
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As for the value of having a small black bloc that runs amok in the city—I haven’t decided either way on that. I think there is some value to showing any kind of resistance that is militant, that’s in your face, that says, “No, you can’t scare me with your tear gas. You can’t scare me with your guns. Fuck you.” I think that’s really important in ways that can’t necessarily be assessed. And I don’t think the window smashing matters. I don’t think the smashing cop cars matters. I think that whatever gives an aura of militancy in the street is really valuable.
Beginner’s Kata
Subtitle: uncensored stray thoughts on revolutionary organization
Author: J. Sakai
Topics: anarchist organization, organization, not-anarchist, organizing
Date: December 4, 2018
Source: Text: kersplebedeb.com Cover: akpress.org
Notes: Publisher: Kersplebedeb.
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“Beginner’s mind” is a zen phrase. It reminds us that when we first took this path as beginners, we approached it almost with awe. Self-conscious of knowing so little—knowing nothing, really—we were open for seeing anything. Aware mostly of how unimportant our own little knowledge was. But as we became much more experienced, even became “expert,” it was different. We could separate useful from scrap, what we judge is good from bad, so automatically we hardly needed to pause over it. Our journey became a polished routine. And now we sometimes ask ourselves, is it still a journey?
Community Control, Workers’ Control, and the Cooperative Commonwealth
Author: Howard “Howie” Hawkins
Topics: green anarchism
Date: January 1, 1993
Source: Society and Nature: The International Journal of Social Ecology, Vol. 3 (January 1993)
Notes: A shorter version of this article appeared in Regeneration: A Magazine of Left Green Social Thought, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Summer 1991). Howard Hawkins is a founding member of both the Green Party USA and the Left Green Network. He lives in Syracuse, New York, where he is Director of CommonWorks, a federation of worker and consumer cooperatives.
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The principles of the Left Green Network refer to the democratic, socially owned, cooperative, and ecological economy we envision as a ‘Cooperative Commonwealth’. It goes without saying that Left Greens believe that the people should control the day-to-day operations of their workplaces. But what about the broader social decisions concerning the economy – the structure of demand; the coordination of distribution networks; the disposition of surplus between investment, public goods, and private consumption; the choice of technology; the scale of production units and distribution networks; the harmonization of the economy with the environment? Should these be decisions made by workers or by all citizens? In short, in our vision of a cooperative commonwealth, what should be the relation between workers’ control and community control?
Imagining an optimistic cyber-future
Author: Tech Learning Collective
Date: 2021-01-05
Source: Retrieved on 2021-02-28 from techlearningcollective.com
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Mastering most things humans do requires lifetimes of practice. Woodworking, gardening, and painting are just a few crafts whose histories stretch back thousands of years. But modern telecommunication, the act of communicating nearly instantaneously with someone from afar, is different. Its history is so short that there is relatively little of it: the very first electric telegraph is not even 200 years old, the first telephone patent was granted in 1876, and the World Wide Web was invented in 1989—a mere 32 years ago. The very newness of digital telecommunication means that the Internet we know today is still in a sort of genesis moment. Cyberspace has barely cooled from its initial big bang. The nature, shape, and ultimate utility of our galaxy of computerized (inter)networks are still being formed.
Marx 101: Introduction to Dialectical Materialism
Author: Red Plateaus
Topics: Marx, marxism, dialectics, dialectical materialism, materialism, Breattube
Date: September 12, 2020
Source: Retrieved on September 13, 2020 from docs.google.com
Notes: [Thanks for helping with script: Anarchopac, Rad Shiba, Rosa Zampella, and Mouthyinfidel, and Paul Giladi]
View video at: youtu.be
Support at: patreon.com/redplateaus
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If you read Marxist theory, you’ve certainly come across the word dialectics. You’ve probably heard that the dialectic is important to Marx’s method, that it’s what gives Marxists their power, and that it’s key to understanding Marxist theory. But what is it exactly? Let’s take a look.
Politics at the End of History
Author: Cam Cannon
Topics: criticism and critique, teleology, marxism, communism, anti-state, dictatorship of the proletariat
Date: July 2023
Source: Retrieved on August 13th, 2023 from www.negationmag.com.
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In his study of the French Revolution, Lazarus takes aim at “classist historiography.” Historicism views revolutions as the transition between a State 1 and State 2 of a society – they are given their meaning according to what comes before and after, rather than the content of what actually occurs, and any knowledge of it is completely retrospective. This conception of revolution identifies politics with the State, with the completion of the politics in communism being more of the completion of a process of the State.
Reversing the Model
Subtitle: Thoughts on Jane McAlevey’s Plan For Union Power
Author: Kim Moody
Topics: Labor Union, trade unions, syndicalism, labor notes
Source: spectrejournal.com
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hen Jane McAlevey talks about organizing, people listen. In the fall of 2019, McAlevey delivered an organizing training session via Zoom with translation gear to some 1,400 people in forty-four countries. When she broadcast more weekly sessions under Covid-19 isolation conditions, over 3,000 people logged in. With organized labor in decline and crisis around the world, it’s no wonder so many victory-starved leaders, activists, and sympathizers tuned in to hear this experienced union organizer explain her remedy for labor’s long-standing ills. McAlevey, a community organizer turned labor organizer, turned academic, turned union consultant has a lot to say about the ills of labor and the craft of organizing. If you missed the Zoom series, you can read it in great detail in the three books she has written in the last several years. Rather than reviewing them separately or trying to grapple with over 800 pages of narrative, I’ll attempt to summarize and critically analyze McAlevey’s basic themes, methods, and analyses, though not necessarily in the order in which they appear in the three books.
Strike Strategy
Subtitle: A practical manual for labor on the conduct of strikes
Author: John Steuben
Topics: labor, strike, union, labor organizing, wildcat strike, organizing
Date: 1950
Source: Retrieved on 3/13/2022 from archive.org
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In the early history of the American labor movement most strikes were spontaneous. But for a long time now all have been actions conceived, planned, and carried out by labor unions. Notwithstanding this fact, labor has not sufficiently generalized its experience and has failed to formulate on the basis of its rich and varied strike history a set of fundamental principles of strike strategy. It is time to do so. Realistic strike strategy is the surest path to strike victory.
The Chaplain’s Dilemma
Subtitle: Can pastors in the military serve God and government?
Author: Tom Cornell
Topics: christianity, military, United States Army, pacifism
Date: November 17, 2008
Source: Retrieved on 3rd August 2022 from www.americamagazine.org
Notes: In response to readers’ queries about the publication of advertisements in America for military chaplaincies, the editors invited articles about pastoral ministry to U.S. troops from John J. McLain, S.J., and Tom Cornell.
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Full-page color advertisements for the military chaplaincy in Catholic publications have aroused ire in some—an emotion that pacifists shun, of course. I too was taken aback when I first saw in America magazine just such an ad. It was largely out of envy, another capital sin, because the Catholic Peace Fellowship cannot afford to advertise its full-time professional counseling. The C.P.F. receives 6 percent of all the calls made to the national GI Rights Hotline and takes calls at its own office in South Bend, Ind. Many of the calls come from members of the military and their families who are seeking counseling that, in better times and circumstances, they might expect from chaplains.
The Problem with Nonprofits
Subtitle: Adapted from Another Slice
Author: Another Slice
Topics: industrial complex, nonprofits, capitalism, activism
Date: 09/26/2020
Source: youtube.com
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In 1961, Republican president Dwight Eisinhower used the term “Military Industrial Complex” in a farewell address to the American people. “We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the Military Industrial Complex.” After Eisenhower coined the term “Industrial Complex” in 1961, it didn’t get used a whole lot outside of a handful of academic publications until Angela Davis adopted it to introduce the concept of the Prison Industrial Complex in 1996, which eventually inspired Michelle Alexander’s book, “The New Jim Crow,” which inspired Avid Duverney’s now extremely well known documentary titled “13th.”
The Shape of Things to Come
Author: J. Sakai
Topics: Marxism, anti-imperialism, history, criticism and critique, world-systems theory
Date: August 2023
Source: “The Shape of Things to Come: Selected Writings And Interviews” by J. Sakai, published by Kersplebedeb (ISBN: 9781989701218)
Notes: Includes Part I and II of the interview from 2020 and 2022, title is the same as the collection it was published in. Footnotes adapted from “Marginalized Notes / Monday Nov. 28, 2022” by J. Sakai
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GI resistance to the Vietnam War was an amazing story of mass illegal and violent resistance to imperialism by the very soldiers supposed to carry out its rule. As such, it momentarily rocked the very stability of the capitalist state. Though it is also an important cautionary tale: for looking back at those military service resisters who were white, once they were demobilized and scattered back into settler communities across the span of the American continent, they as a whole became individualized and lost their political momentum.
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Author: Walter Benjamin
Topics: history, art, machinery, civilization, media, class
Date: 1935
Source: Retrieved on October 11, 2021 from web.mit.edu
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When Marx undertook his critique of the capitalistic mode of production, this mode was in its infancy. Marx directed his efforts in such a way as to give them prognostic value. He went back to the basic conditions underlying capitalistic production and through his presentation showed what could be expected of capitalism in the future. The result was that one could expect it not only to exploit the proletariat with increasing intensity, but ultimately to create conditions which would make it possible to abolish capitalism itself. The transformation of the superstructure, which takes place far more slowly than that of the substructure, has taken more than half a century to manifest in all areas of culture the change in the conditions of production. Only today can it be indicated what form this has taken.
Voices from the Cave
Subtitle: Charles Taylor & Communitarian Ethics
Author: Heather-Noël Schwartz
Topics: ethics, community
Date: 1999
Source: Retrieved on August 30, 2008 from web.archive.org
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In Charles Taylor’s Sources of the Self, an examination of the ethical basis behind a Communitarian society is presented. Taylor offers some insight into the ways that our intuitions can and have played a crucial role in morality and how intuitions have been ignored in the ethical theories of the modern era. I will therefore examine Taylor’s views on the Self and, from a feminist perspective, critique how Taylor’s ideas relate to women in Western society.
What Anne Feeney Told Me At Frank Little’s Grave in Montana
Author: Mike Elk
Topics: United States of America,Working class culture,Industrial Workers of the World,Frank Little, songs
Date: February 4, 2022
Source: Payday Report (blog), February 4, 2022. Accessed February 26, 2022 at mailchi.mp
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According to her obituary in Rolling Stone, Anne played over 4,000 shows in her lifetime and made a living as a musician traveling the road to aid workers on strike. She often played more than 200 shows a year and struggled to make ends meet. In the early 2000s, she pioneered crowdfunding through email listservs long before Patreon or crowdfunding became a thing. She was a legend in the labor movement and folklife.
You Shouldn’t Have to Pay to Be Alive
Subtitle: Reasons and Direct Action Possibilities for Labor-Free Income
Author: Lavra Tamutus
Topics: universal basic income, common resources, plutocracy, ableism, direct action, guaranteed income, anti-work, resource-based economy, social profit, wealth
Date: November 26, 2021
Source: Retrieved on December 28, 2012 from https://moneylesssociety.com/economy/you-shouldnt-have-to-pay-to-be-alive/
Notes: Originally rejected from an essay submission about Guaranteed Income, then edited and published online by Moneyless Society on November 26, 2021. You can check out and jump into the project I’m working on at magnova.space
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Human beings are a highly intelligent primate, and highly social creatures. We create art, music, gender-affirming surgery, highways, spaceships, submarines, and plenty more. We’ve reached the depths of the ocean and the atmospheres of other planets. Yet we still live in a system that coerces us into copious amounts of mindless, breakneck-paced labor just to survive, and it leaves us resentful. Why?
Communization and the abolition of gender
Subtitle: From Communization and its discontents: Contestation, critique, and contemporary struggles
Author: Maya Andrea Gonzalez
Topics: communisation, gender abolition, gender nihilism, gender
Date: 2011
Source: [https://libcom.org/library/communization-its-discontents-contestation-critique-contemporary-struggles](libcom.org)
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Communization is not a revolutionary position. It is not a form of society we build after the revolution. It is not a tactic, a strategic perspective, an organization, or a plan. Communization describes a set of measures that we must take in the course of the class struggle if there is to be a revolution at all. Communization abolishes the capitalist mode of production, including wage-labor, exchange, the value form, the state, the division of labor and private property. That the revolution must take this form is a necessary feature of class struggle today. Our cycle of struggles can have no other horizon, since the unfolding contradictions of capitalism annihilated the conditions which other forms of revolution required. It is no longer possible to imagine a situation in which social divisions are dissolved after the revolution.
Economic Battle
Author: Andrew Klemenčič
Topics: praxis
Date: October 1906
Source: Prolatarec, Vol. 1 No. 1
Notes: translated by Carniolan Leshy
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Anyone who still remembers the demonstrations for socialism in Ljubljana and Trieste in 1879 and the following four or five years, can tell you today that our agitation was purely on economic-revolutionary grounds, influenced by [Die] Zukunft [German social-democratic newspaper, 1892–1923] from Vienna and Freiheit [German anarchist newspaper, founded by Johann Most, 1879–1910] from London and various fliers from Geneva, printed in the Italian language.
Guerilla Open Access Manifesto
Author: Aaron Swartz
Topics: civil disobedience, copyright, hacktivism
Date: July 2008, Eremo, Italy
Source: Retrieved on 2017-10-21 from <https://archive.org/stream/GuerillaOpenAccessManifesto/Goamjuly2008_djvu.txt>
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Information is power. But like all power, there are those who want to keep it for themselves. The world’s entire scientific and cultural heritage, published over centuries in books and journals, is increasingly being digitized and locked up by a handful of private corporations. Want to read the papers featuring the most famous results of the sciences? You’ll need to send enormous amounts to publishers like Reed Elsevier.
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Anti-Capitalism
Capitalist domination and working class sabotage
Author: Antonio Negri
Topics: Autonomous Marxism,
Date: 1977
Source: libcom.org
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Two years after the writing of “Proletarians and the State”, whose theses were taken by many as the theoretical manifesto of the area of Autonomy, Negri takes up again a number of the key problems of his theoretical/political interpretation — in particular that of the ‘refusal of work’. Negri considers that the struggles of 1977 have confirmed his position: it represents a broadening and massification of the phenomenon he calls ‘self-valorisation’, and which represents the positive aspect of the refusal of work.
Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery
Subtitle: The Invention of the White Race
Author: Theodore W. Allen
Topics: class struggle, slavery, racism, white supremacy, history
Date: 1975
Source: web.archive.org
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Theodore W. Allen’s pioneering historical work Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery: The Invention of the White Race was first published as a Hoboken Education Project pamphlet in 1975. Its bold and innovative main thesis — that the “white race” was invented as a ruling class social control formation in response to labor unrest manifested in the latter (civil war) stages of Bacon’s Rebellion (1676–77) — opened the floodgates for an outpouring of subsequent studies on the “white race.” The groundswell was such that by 1997 the Stanford University professor George M. Frederickson would assert “the proposition that race is ‘a social and cultural construction,’ has become an academic cliché.”
Capitalist Realism
Subtitle: Is There No Alternative?
Author: Mark Fisher
Topics: capitalism, neoliberalism, history, zizek
Date: 2009
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Contemporary culture has eliminated both the concept of the public and the figure of the intellectual. Former public spaces — both physical and cultural — are now either derelict or colonized by advertising. A cretinous anti-intellectualism presides, cheerled by expensively educated hacks in the pay of multinational corporations who reassure their bored readers that there is no need to rouse themselves from their interpassive stupor.
Communism as the Riddle Posed to History
Author: Jose Rosales
Topics: Communism; Algerian National Liberation Front (FLN); anti-colonial struggles; French Communist Party (PCF); Alain Badiou; Gilles Deleuze; Maurice Blanchot; Marx; Giovanni Arrighi;
Date: August 2022
Source: ul.qucosa.de
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While the problem of the organizational forms assumed by current struggles relative to the organic composition of capital remains as urgent as it was in 1968, attempting to resolve these issues by specifying a particular figure or subject-position is, in fact, an insufficient ground upon which to establish contemporaneity since this was a problem that every historical period had to pose and answer for itself — even if the solutions to this problem assumed different names such as sans-culotte, the peasant, the slave, the colonized, and of course the worker.
Karl Marx And The State
Author: David Adam
Topics: libertarian Marxism, Marxism, the State, Karl Marx, democracy
Date: Sep 10 2010
Source: libcom.org, www.marxisthumanistinitiative.org
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In April 1917, the Russian anarchist Voline met Leon Trotsky in a New York print works. Not surprisingly, both were producing revolutionary propaganda. Discussing the Russian situation, Voline told Trotsky that he considered it certain that the Bolsheviks would come to power. He went on to say he was equally certain that the Bolsheviks would persecute the anarchists once their power had been consolidated. Trotsky, taken aback by Voline’s conviction, emphasized that the Marxists and the anarchists were both revolutionary socialists fighting the same battle.
Outlaw Kings and Rebellion Chic
Author: Alister MacQuarrie
Topics: liberalism
Date: March 27, 2019
Source: Retrieved on 25 October 2023 from newsocialist.org.uk/outlaw-kings-rebel-chic
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Four hundred die-hard rebels flee an alien moon ahead of the imperial fleet, “the spark that will light the fire” of galaxy-wide revolution. An émigré queen brings an army of traitors, nomads, and freed slaves to the shores of her mother country, promising to “break the wheel” of feudal politics. A secret society of teenage wizards, under the name of their dead teacher, vow to destroy the Dark Lord or die trying.
Postcapitalist Desire
Author: Mark Fisher
Topics: accelerationism, futurism, post-marxism, marxism, critical theory, Consumerism, communism
Date: October 1, 2012
Source: What Are We Fighting For: A Radical Collective Manifesto, edited by Federico Campagna and Emanuele Campiglio, Pluto Press, 2012
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Soon after the Occupy London Stock Exchange movement had begun, the novelist turned Conservative politican Louise Mensch, appeared on the BBC TV programme, Have I Got News For You?, taunting the protesters with the claim that the occupation had led to the “biggest ever queues at Starbucks”. The problem, Mensch insisted, was not only that the occupiers bought corporate coffee — they also used iPhones. The suggestion was claer: being anti-capitalist entails being an anarcho-primitivist. Mensch’s remarks were ridiculed, not least on the programme itself, but the questions that they raise can’t be so easily dismissed.
Anti-Fascism
40 Ways to Fight Fascists
Subtitle: Street-Legal Tactics For Community Activists
Author: Spencer Sunshine
Topics: Fascism, anti-fascism, antifa, organizing,
Date: August 2020
Notes: Written by Spencer Sunshine in collaboration with PopMob
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The Far Right often tries to enter into existing social groups and either influence them, recruit from inside them, or take them over—a tactic called “entryism.” In recent years, fascists have recruited from soccer supporters clubs; online gamers; music subcultures such as skinheads, neofolk, black metal, and punk; and religious communities, especially Heathens, Satanists, and Greek and Russian Orthodox Christians. In all of these cases, anti-racist members of the targeted communities have pushed back against fascist recruitment. Since this kind of opposition is best done by existing members of these communities, ask them how you can best organize support for their struggle.
The Philosophy of Life and Death
Subtitle: Ludwig Klages and the Rise of a Nazi Biopolitics
Author: Nitzan Lebovic
Topics: anti-fascism, biopolitics, Political Philosophy, Jewish Studies, German History, Jewish History, Nazi Germany
Date: 2013
Source: <www.link.springer.com/book/10.1057/9781137342065>
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Current histories of biopolitics repeat the key importance of Germany in the 1920s. The decade is generally described as the period that saw “the emergence of this biopower that inscribes it in the mechanisms of the State.” “Biopower,” Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri write, “is a form of power that regulates social life from its interior, following it, interpreting it, absorbing it, and articulating it ... As Foucault says, ‘Life has now become ... an object of power.’” What Hardt and Negri imply is that biopolitics can be explained from the perspective of the 1920s as the history and concept of life. For them, German biopolitics was realized with an actual stress on sheer naked power, or what Enrst Junger coined as the idea of “total mobilization.”
Everybody Wants to be a Fascist
Author: Félix Guattari
Topics: fascism, desire, psychoanalysis, micropolitics, may 1968, stalin, deleuze, desiring-production
Date: 1972–1977
Source: Chaosophy: Texts and Interviews 1972–1977
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I have chosen to discuss fascism for several reasons: because it is a real political problem, and not a purely theoretical consideration, and because I think it is a key theme to use in approaching the question of desire in the social realm. Besides, isn’t it a good idea to discuss it freely while we still can?
Anti-Racism
On Being White... and Other Lies
Author: James Baldwin
Date: 1984
Source: Retrieved on 2022/2/25 from faculty.gordonstate.edu
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Despite the wishes and best intentions of the masses, the revolution will not be a clean affair. It will be dirty, grimy, and its outcome written in the blood of the revolutionary. Families, friends, and strangers will pick arbitrary sides and fight amongst each other, all loyalties irrelevant amidst the smoke and chaos. Speaking specifically of the United States, the revolution will not be a clean-cut affair, it will not resemble the revolutions of the past idolized by both the patriot and the comrade. There will be no glorious battles, no clear right or wrong, no bastions of power fighting each other for control of the land like the red and white armies of the Russian revolution. No, in the modern revolution amid the myriad splinter groups and guerilla bands, the loyalties held will rely solely on the material conditions and individual ideological beliefs.
Political Prisoners, Prisons, and Black Liberation
Author: Angela Davis
Topics: police, police brutality, Black Lives Matter, Black Liberation, prison, United States of America, Not Anarchist
Date: May, 1971
Source: historyisaweapon.org
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Despite a long history of exalted appeals to man’s inherent right to resistance, there has seldom been agreement on how to relate in practice to unjust immoral laws and the oppressive social order from which they emanate. The conservative, who does not dispute the validity of revolutions deeply buried in history, invokes visions of impending anarchy in order to legitimize his demand for absolute obedience. Law and order, with the major emphasis on order, is his watchword. The liberal articulates his sensitivity to certain of society’s intolerable details, but will almost never prescribe methods of resistance that exceed the limits of legality — redress through electoral channels is the liberal’s panacea.
The Killing Fields
Subtitle: East Oakland, the Panthers, and the CIA
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Oakland, Black Panther Party, United States of America, counter-insurgency
Date: September 24th, 2013
Source: Retrieved on 1st June 2021 from ruinsofcapital.noblogs.org
Notes: Published anonymously on Indybay on September 24th, 2013
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Long before Edward Snowden revealed the secrets of the NSA and the federal government, another man revealed that the CIA was directly responsible for flooding the US with cocaine in the 1980s. His name was Gary Webb. In 1996, after publishing his three part article “Dark Alliance: The Story Behind The Crack Explosion” in the San Jose Mercury News, Gary was subjected to criticism, censorship, and was forced to quit his job. His employers at the Mercury News retracted the story and destroyed the CDROMS that had been created by the paper to spread the basic information of the CIA’s conspiracy. Despite his thorough and professional research, the mainstream media ignored his findings and Gary remained unemployable until his suicide on December 10th, 2004. This article is dedicated to his memory and to all those who died in the drug wars.
Chomsky’s Academic Chops
The Evolution of the Language Faculty
Subtitle: Clarifications and implications
Author: Marc D.Hauser, Noam Chomsky, W. Tecumseh Fitch
Topics: evolution, language
Date: September 2005
Source: Retrieved on 11th September 2021 from dash.harvard.edu
Notes: ISSN 0022–2860. doi:10.1016/j.cognition.2005.02.005
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In this response to Pinker and Jackendoff’s critique, we extend our previous framework for discussion of language evolution, clarifying certain distinctions and elaborating on a number of points. In the first half of the paper, we reiterate that profitable research into the biology and evolution of language requires fractionation of “language” into component mechanisms and interfaces, a non-trivial endeavor whose results are unlikely to map onto traditional disciplinary boundaries. Our terminological distinction between FLN and FLB is intended to help clarify misunderstandings and aid interdisciplinary rapprochement.
The Faculty of Language
Subtitle: What Is It, Who Has It, and How Did It Evolve?
Author: Marc D.Hauser, Noam Chomsky, W. Tecumseh Fitch
Topics: language
Date: 22 November 2002
Source: Retrieved on 2nd July 2021 from science.sciencemag.org
Notes: Published in Science 298, 1569 (2002). DOI: 10.1126/science.298.5598.1569
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We argue that an understanding of the faculty of language requires substantial interdisciplinary cooperation. We suggest how current developments in linguistics can be profitably wedded to work in evolutionary biology, anthropology, psychology, and neuroscience. We submit that a distinction should be made between the faculty of language in the broad sense (FLB) and in the narrow sense (FLN). FLB includes a sensory-motor system, a conceptual-intentional system, and the computational mechanisms for recursion, providing the capacity to generate an infinite range of expressions from a finite set of elements.
Communalism
The Communes of Rojava Six Years On: Towards Many Democracies of Neighbors
Subtitle: Towards Many Democracies of Neighbors
Author: Neighbor Democracy
Topics: neighboring, sociocracy, neighborocracy, Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD), democratic modernity, democratic autonomy, democratic nation, democratic confederalism, communes, Rojava, DAANES
Date: December 12, 2024
Source: Retrieved on 12/22/2024 from youtu.be
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Six years ago, I released The Communes of Rojava: A Model in Societal Self-Direction. My goal was to shine light on a little known facet of North and East Syria’s “Rojava Revolution”, the ways in which everyday people organized their lives in their neighborhoods through grassroots democratic entities called Communes. These are the building blocks for Rojava’s “democracy of neighbors.” I wanted to bring their story of hope and their visions for a more empowering future to wider audiences, but I never would have guessed that as of December 2024, this film would have 105,000 views.
History
The Communications of Ted Kaczynski as part of his Terror Bombing Campaign
Author: Theo Slade
Topics: Ted Kaczynski, anti-technology, terrorism, history, USA, letter
Date: 2 Nov., 2022, updated on Oct. 13th, 2025
Source: Retrieved on 2025/10/13 from <thetedkarchive.com/library/theo-slade-the-communications-of-ted-kaczynski-as-part-of-his-terror-bombing-campaign>
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Ted Kaczynski wrote this letter below under a pseudonym, where he argued environmentalists should have as many kids as possible to increase the burden on the global techno-industrial system. Ted hoped technological society would collapse, meaning if his advice was taken up it would lead to an increased number of people starving. However, Ted had a utilitarian mindset about these deaths being worth it to increase the chance of techno-industrial society collapsing sooner rather than later, because he viewed technological society as on a track towards increasingly reduced autonomy.
A history of true civilisation is not one of monuments
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: archaeology, anthropology, civilization, cosmopolitanism, ancient history
Date: 2 October 2018
Source: Retrieved on 20 March 2023 from aeon.co.
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Civilisation is back. But it is no longer the preserve of ‘Renaissance man’ or of ‘the West’, or even of literate societies. Civilisation is a way of talking about human history on the largest scale. From the cave paintings of Lascaux to the latest MoMA exhibition, it binds human history together.
Avoiding the Pestilence of the State
Subtitle: Some Thoughts on Niche Construction, Heritage, and Sacred Waterworks
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: archaeology, anthropology, Indonesia, agriculture, the state, culture, Evolution, environment, Darwin
Date: 2017
Source: Archaeology International Volume 20, Issue 1, pp. 137–143, DOI: 10.5334/ai-364
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The egalitarian character of traditional irrigation (subak) systems in Bali has been widely documented and discussed by anthropologists, historians, and archaeologists. In a recent study, Stephen Lansing and Karyn Fox considered how the principles of niche construction theory might help to understand the genesis of these systems, as well as certain of their institutional characteristics. Here I discuss how this approach might be extended, to include the relationship between subak systems and the hierarchical organization of the Balinese state, within which they exist.
Cities before the State in Early Eurasia
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: archaeology, cities, the state, prehistory, ancient history, Ukraine, anthropology
Date: 2015
Source: Retrieved on 20 March 2023 from discovery.ucl.ac.uk.
Notes: 5th annual Goody Lecture at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Halle/Saale, 8 July 2015)
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Of Jack Goody’s many books and articles, perhaps one of the less well known is his short contribution to a landmark conference on The Evolution of Social Systems, published in 1977 (Goody 1977 a). It comes in that section of the book devoted to questions of ‘demography, trade and technology’, and has the title: “Population and Polity in the Voltaic Region”. Characteristically, Goody began his discussion of this theme on a much broader canvas, asking: “What is the nature of the relationship between states and population, between the centralisation of the polity and the density of the inhabitants?”
Dalit Panthers Manifesto
Subtitle: Revolutionary stand of the Panthers
Author: Dalit Panthers
Topics: caste,indian revolution,hindu caste system,ambedkar,phule,marx,radical politics
Date: 1973
Source: Retrieved on 01/18/2022 from raiot.in
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The left parties, having fought five elections, have grown bankrupt. They are now interested in moving from election to election. In 1967, the Left parties united against the Congress. There was such opportunism in the united front that parties like the communists joined hands with communalist parties such as Jan Sangh and Muslim League. In some states, Left united fronts came to power. But the absence of a clear cut programme made the anti-Congress stand useless. In the task of putting some alternative before the people, of solving the problems of the dalits, of establishing the rule of the poor in the country, all the Left parties proved powerless.
For an anthropology and archaeology of freedom
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: anthropology, archaeology, enlightenment, freedom, liberty, decolonization, academy, Native Americans, indigenous
Date: 2022
Source: Journal of the British Academy Issue 10, pp. 55–65, DOI: 10.5871/jba/010.055
Notes: Radcliffe-Brown Lecture in Social Anthropology at the British Academy (London, 7 March 2022)
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‘Freedom’ has been characterised as a ‘weird, Western concept’ of little relevance to a broader understanding of human societies. Accordingly, it is sometimes suggested that anthropology, and its sister discipline of archaeology, have had little to say about freedom. Drawing on a collaboration with the late David Graeber, and reflections on the anthropology of A.R. Radcliffe-Brown, I will argue to the contrary that an ethnography of freedom – with its main locus in the colonial milieu of 17th-century North America – lies close to the disciplinary foundations of anthropology, and also has something to say about the modern development of our supposedly weird, supposedly Western concept.
Rethinking cities, from the ground up
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: anthropology, archaeology, gatherer-hunters, cities, prehistory, ancient history
Date: 4 September 2019
Source: Retrieved on 20 March 2023 from medium.com.
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From studies of modern hunter-gatherers, we get the idea that our capacity for social cohesion evolved in the context of small mobile foraging bands, comprising between 25 and 50 close kin. When foragers came together in larger groups — to share food, knowledge, or labour, or to inter-marry — these small bands were supposedly the building blocks. If we evolved to interact in such tightly bounded groups, then living in really big societies — cities, nations, and so on — goes against the evolutionary grain, and must require all sorts of ‘scaffolding’ to make it work: the invention of bureaucracy, central government, specialised agencies of enforcement, and so on. This standard model of ‘traditional human society’ is actually a little more complicated. We also know now that it is wrong, and it is important to see why, because this begins to show what might be truly universal about cohesion in human societies.
The Origins of Civic Life
Subtitle: A Global Perspective
Author: David Wengrow
Topics: archaeology, anthropology, ancient history, prehistory, cities, civilization, the state
Date: 2018
Source: Origini Volume 42, Issue 2, pp. 25–44, URI: https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10082161/
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Comparing early phases of urban development in four regions – the Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, China, and Mesoamerica – this essay offers a global perspective on the origins of civic life. While we may never be able to reconstruct the unwritten constitutions of these earliest cities, or the reforms undergone in their first centuries, we can hardly doubt that these existed. Consideration of archaeological and written evidence from across the four areas suggests in every case, that significant checks and balances were placed on the centralisation of power and wealth during the early development of urban societies. Increasingly, the burden of proof lies with theorists who argue for causal or evolutionary connections between the origins of cities and the rise of stratified states.
Yorkshire Slavery
Subtitle: To the Editors of the Leeds Mercury
Author: Richard Oastler
Topics: child rights, wage slavery
Date: 1830
Source: Cecil Driver, Tory Radical The Life Of Richard Oastler (Oxford University Press, 1946), pp. 42–44. Retrieved on April 2, 2021 from <archive.org/details/toryradicaltheli009087mbp>
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‘It is the pride of Britain that a slave cannot exist on her soil; and if I read the genius of her constitution aright, I find that slavery is most abhorrent to it—that the air which Britons breathe is free—the ground on which they tread is sacred to liberty.’ Rev. R. W. Hamilton’s Speech at the Meeting held in the Cloth-hall Yard, September 22d, 1830.
Libertarian Communism
DIY Template for Horizontal Bylaws
Author: Usufruct Collective
Topics: assembly, democratic assemblies, Direct Democracy, constitution
Date: 04/04/22
Source: usufructcollective.wordpress.com
Notes: added all relevant features
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Structure, process, decision making, as well as rights and duties within formal groups are important for group functioning, achieving common goals, and solving common problems. Without a defined form and process, unaccountable and arbitrary power can easily emerge within an organization. But for freedom loving people, there is a problem when trying to formulate horizontal organizations: The most common examples of constitutions/bylaws etc. are hierarchical, bureaucratic, and with a significant amount of arbitrary and vicious rules. The entire topic of horizontal governance is practically alien to most all who ideologically agree with hierarchical politics and is even alien to significant segments of anarchists and Marxists.
How To Philosophize With A Hammer And Sickle
Subtitle: Nietzsche And Marx For The Twenty-First Century
Author: Jonas Čeika
Topics: philosophy, Marx, Nietzsche
Date: 2021
Source: <repeaterbooks.com/product/how-to-philosophize-with-a-hammer-and-sickle>
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Nietzsche does not pick a favourite among the three types of history. In fact, he believes all of them to be necessary. However, what he does warn us against is letting any one of the three types overpower the others, letting it go beyond the appropriate bounds assigned to it. An imbalance in any direction threatens to make an affirmative way of life impossible.
Insurrection and Production
Subtitle: An empirically heavy mind-game for the debate on working class strategy: First steps in a six-month revolutionary transition period in the UK region
Author: Angry Workers of the World
Topics: communization, insurrectionary, revolution, libertarian communism
Date: August 2016
Source: www.angryworkers.org
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Poverty in capitalism does not exist because there is a lack of something as such or because the exploiters merely take away a bigger share of the produced wealth. Capitalism depends on the expansion of production, although an increase in social productivity results in growing relative poverty for the large mass of proletarians. The application of new technology or knowledge often results in job cuts and an increase in unemployment, mainly through proletarianisation of former artisans/individual producers and peasants. In the industries workers are either over-worked or under-employed. This contradiction becomes visible mainly as an objective fact, as a result of the production process: over-production and over-capacities (closing factories etc.) on one side, the development of a ‘surplus population’ or ‘working poor’ population on the other. The increase in poverty results in more of the surplus product being spent on the repressive apparatus. It shows that the potential to create a better future is objectively given.
Revolutionary Commune
Author: Karl Korsch
Topics: Council Communism, Paris Commune, German Revolution, Germany, commune, not-anarchist
Date: 1929
Source: www.marxists.org
Notes: Die Aktion #19; Class Against Class, 1929. Translated by Andrew Giles-Peters and Karl-Heinz Otto.
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What should every class-conscious worker know about the revolutionary commune in the present historical epoch which has on its agenda the revolutionary self-liberation of the working class from the capitalist yoke? And what is known about it today by even the politically enlightened and therefore self-conscious segment of the proletariat?
Local Contexts
Stop Dividing the Korean Nation
Subtitle: A Vision of Unity from Below
Author: Jalan Journal
Topics: Korea, North Korea, South Korea, national liberation
Date: 8th September 2008
Source: Retrieved on March 3, 2010 from web.archive.org
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Over the past decade, Korea has been at the forefront of conflicts over U.S. presence in Asia, the independence and integrity of Asian nations, and what types of economic systems can lead to modernization and prosperity. Many everyday Koreans are asking themselves, why is the US army still present in Korea half a century after the end of the Korean War?
Left-Rothbardianism
Market Anarchy #1: All Power To The Soviets!
Authors: William Gillis & Murray Rothbard
Topics: anarchism, politics, socialism, philosophy
Date: 2007
Source: <invisiblemolotov.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/ma1.pdf>
Notes: “Confiscation & the Homesteading Principle” was published in The Libertarian Forum edited by Karl Hess on June 15, 1969. The article mentioned at the outset of the essay was an essay called ‘Where Are the Specifics [of Libertarianism]?’ by Karl Hess (1969).
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Mutualists believe that most of the present inequalities come not from the results of market forces but from the perversion of these forces. A market is, after all, only a system of voluntary exchange. The state has stepped in and granted preferential treatment to certain individuals and groups. This created the vast inequalities we see. Even if the market were to give rise to certain problems, these could be offset by voluntary associations such as guilds, trade unions, community groups and co-operatives.
Anatomy of the State
Author: Murray Rothbard
Topics: the state, government
Date: 01/01/1974
Source: mises.org
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The State is almost universally considered an institution of social service. Some theorists venerate the State as the apotheosis of society; others regard it as an amiable, though often inefficient, organization for achieving social ends; but almost all regard it as a necessary means for achieving the goals of mankind, a means to be ranged against the “private sector” and often winning in this competition of resources. With the rise of democracy, the identification of the State with society has been redoubled, until it is common to hear sentiments expressed which violate virtually every tenet of reason and common sense such as, “we are the government.”
Letter: Individualism and Rights
Subtitle: Letter to Minus One and reply from Sidney E. Parker
Author: Murray Rothbard & Sidney E. Parker
Topics: Benjamin Tucker, egoism, force, individualism, letter, Minus One Journal, moralism, morality, natural rights, rights
Date: 1967
Source: Retrieved on 10/18/2021 from www.unionofegoists.com
Notes: Originally published in Minus One #19 (July 1967).
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It is unfortunately all too true that letters are more often provoked by disagreement than inspired by agreement, so before launching my polemic I want to say how much I enjoy MINUS ONE and how much I admire your lone dissent and battle against the legions of collectivist anarchism in England. In the ultimate sense, I do not believe that the collectivists are really anarchists at all, since they have to turn over what amounts to State power to their communes and collectives, and woe betide he who dissents from the collective plan or decision.
Organization
The Tyranny of Structurelessness
Author: Jo Freeman
Topics: feminism, anarcha-feminism, women’s liberation, organization, mass organization, popular organization, anarchist organization, post-structuralism, classics
Source: www.jofreeman.com
Notes: The earliest version of this article was given as a talk at a conference called by the Southern Female Rights Union, held in Beulah, Mississippi in May 1970. It was written up for Notes from the Third Year (1971), but the editors did not use it. It was then submitted to several movement publications, but only one asked permission to publish it; others did so without permission. The first official place of publication was in Vol. 2, No. 1 of The Second Wave (1972). This early version in movement publications was authored by Joreen. Different versions were published in the Berkeley Journal of Sociology, Vol. 17, 1972–73, pp. 151–165, and Ms. magazine, July 1973, pp. 76–78, 86–89, authored by Jo Freeman. This piece spread all over the world. Numerous people have edited, reprinted, cut, and translated “Tyranny” for magazines, books and web sites, usually without the permission or knowledge of the author. The version below is a blend of the three cited here.
This text was sourced from the recommended reading list of the Oceania anarcho-communist publication Red and Black Notes
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During the years in which the women’s liberation movement has been taking shape, a great emphasis has been placed on what are called leaderless, structureless groups as the main — if not sole — organizational form of the movement. The source of this idea was a natural reaction against the over-structured society in which most of us found ourselves, and the inevitable control this gave others over our lives, and the continual elitism of the Left and similar groups among those who were supposedly fighting this overstructuredness.
Rules for Radicals
Subtitle: A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals
Author: Saul D. Alinsky
Topics: community organizing, not-anarchist
Date: 1971
Source: <archive.org/details/rulesforradicals00saul>
Notes: Spelling & grammar errors marked with ‘{sic}’ are from the second edition.
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The great American dream that reached out to the stars has been lost to the stripes. We have forgotten where we came from, we don’t know where we are, and we fear where we may be going. Afraid, we turn from the glorious adventure of the pursuit of happiness to a pursuit of an illusionary security in an ordered, stratified, striped society. Our way of life is symbolized to the world by the stripes of military force. At home we have made a mockery of being our brother’s keeper by being his jail keeper. When Americans can no longer see the stars, the times are tragic. We must believe that it is the darkness before the dawn of a beautiful new world; we will see it when we believe it.
Philosophy
On Capitalism and Desire
Author: Deleuze & Guattari
Topics: anti-psychiatry, not-anarchist, interview, Gilles Deleuze, schizoanalysis, psychoanalysis, capitalism, desire, Felix Guattari
Date: 1973
Source: Desert Islands and Other Texts by Gilles Deleuze. <archive.org/details/DesertIslandsAndOtherTexts>
Notes: This uses the editor’s title. The original is “Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guattari” in C’est Demain la veille, ed. Michel-Anroine Burnier (Paris: Editions du Seuil, 1973), pp. 139–161. This interview was initially supposed to appear in the magazine Actuel, one of whose directors of publication was M.-A. Burnier.
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In your description of capitalism, you say: “There isn’t the slightest operation, the slightest industrial or financial mechanism that fails to manifest the dementia of the capitalist system and the pathological character of its rationality (not a false rationality at all, but a true rationality of this pathology, this madness, because the machine works, there can be no doubt). There is no danger of it going insane, because through and through it is already insane, from the get-go, and that’s where its rationality comes from.” Does this mean that after this “abnormal” society, or outside it, there can be a “normal” society?
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 1: Ethics
Subtitle: Subjectivity and Truth
Author: Michel Foucault
Date: 1997
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The references to law, management and minimalist domination, plus the explicit anti-utopian stance, suggest the incompatibility of Foucauldian ideology with contemporary anarchism, and undermine May’s claims for a poststructuralist anarchism. “The question,” May avers, “is not whether or not there is power, but which relationships of power are acceptable and which are unacceptable” (123) But this is merely the question of liberalism, and indicates the recuperative nature of poststructuralism in co-opting radical impulses.[10]
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Epictetus insists that one must be in an attitude of constant supervision over the representations that may enter the mind. He expresses this attitude in two metaphors: that of the night watchman who does not let just anyone come into the town or the house; and that of the moneychanger or inspector—the arguronomos—who, when presented with a coin, examines it, weighs it in his hand, and checks the metal and the effigy. The principle that one must be like a moneychanger with respect to one’s own thoughts is found again in Evagrius Ponticus and in Cassian; but, in their case, it’s a matter of prescribing a hermeneutic attitude toward oneself: decipher what there may be that is lustful in our seemingly innocent thoughts, recognize those coming from God and those coming from the Tempter. In Epictetus something else is at issue: one needs to determine whether or not one is affected or moved by the thing that is represented, and what reason one has for being or not being affected in that way.
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 2: Aesthetics, Method, and Epistemology
Author: Michel Foucault
Date: 1998
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Finding no good reason to believe that the boundary between madness (as thoughtless speech or as the unspeakable) and thinking speech (or expressible experience) is anything but historically contingent and historically variable, he was dubious not only of Kant’s analytic but of any similarly finitistic analytic that purports to resolve the “necessary conditions of any possible experience” without having every possible experience at its disposal. Hence his resistance to phenomenology from Edmund Husserl through Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Even for the early Foucault, the necessary conditions of any possible experience already look far less stringent than what Kant and his successors presumed them to be; they look likely to be determinable only at infinity (and so, essentially in-determinable).
Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 3: Power
Author: Michel Foucault
Date: 2021
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When one defines the exercise of power as a mode of action upon the actions of others, when one characterizes these actions as the government of men by other men—in the broadest sense of the term—one includes an important element: freedom. Power is exercised only over free subjects, and only insofar as they are “free.” By this we mean individual or collective subjects who are faced with a field of possibilities in which several kinds of conduct, several ways of reacting and modes of behavior are available. Where the determining factors are exhaustive, there is no relationship of power: slavery is not a power relationship when a man is in chains, only when he has some possible mobility, even a chance of escape.
History of Madness
Author: Michel Foucault
Topics: philosophy, history,
Date: 2006
Source: <doi.org/10.4324/9780203642603>
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One day, perhaps, we will no longer know what madness was. Its form will have closed up on itself, and the traces it will have left will no longer be intelligible. To the ignorant glance, will those traces be anything more than simple black marks? At most, they will be part of those configurations that we are now unable to form, but which will be the indispensable grids that will make our culture and ourselves legible to the future.
Madness And Civillization
Subtitle: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason
Author: Michel Foucault
Topics: anti-psychiatry, 1907
Date: 1961
Source: Retrieved on 10-5-2021 from archive.org
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Madness is the absolute break with the work of art; it forms the constitutive moment of abolition, which dissolves in time the truth of the work of art; it draws the exterior edge, the line of dissolution, the contour against the void. Artaud’s oeuvre experiences its own absence in madness, but that experience, the fresh courage of that ordeal, all those words hurled against a fundamental absence of language, all that space of physical suffering and terror which surrounds or rather coincides with the void—that is the work of art itself: the sheer cliff over the abyss of the work’s absence. Madness is no longer the space of indecision through which it was possible to glimpse the original truth of the work of art, but the decision beyond which this truth ceases irrevocably, and hangs forever over history.
The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction
Author: Michel Foucault
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The manifold sexualities—those which appear with the different ages (sexualities of the infant or the child), those which become fixated on particular tastes or practices (the sexuality of the invert, the gerontophile, the fetishist), those which, in a diffuse manner, invest relationships (the sexuality of doctor and patient, teacher and student, psychiatrist and mental patient), those which haunt spaces (the sexuality of the home, the school, the prison)—all form the correlate of exact procedures of power. We must not imagine that all these things that were formerly tolerated attracted notice and received a pejorative designation when the time came to give a regulative role to the one type of sexuality that was capable of reproducing labor power and the form of the family.
The History of Sexuality, Volume 2: The Use of Pleasure
Author: Michel Foucault
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The moral reflection of the Greeks on sexual behavior did not seek to justify interdictions, but to stylize a freedom—that freedom which the “free” man exercised in his activity. This produced a state of affairs that might well seem paradoxical at first glance: the Greeks practiced, accepted, and valued relations between men and boys; and yet their philosophers dealt with the subject by conceiving and elaborating an ethics of abstention. They were quite willing to grant that a married man might go in search of sexual pleasures outside of marriage, and yet their moralists conceived the principle of a matrimonial life in which the husband would have relations only with his own wife. They never imagined that sexual pleasure was in itself an evil or that it could be counted among the natural stigmata of a transgression; and yet their doctors worried over the relationship between sexual activity and health, and they developed an entire theory concerning the dangers of sexual practice.
The History of Sexuality, Volume 3: The Care of the Self
Author: Michel Foucault
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I will begin by analyzing a rather singular text. It is a “practical” work dealing with everyday life, not a work of moral reflection or prescription. Of all the texts that have survived from this period, it is the only one that presents anything like a systematic exposition of the different forms of sexual acts. By and large it does not make direct and explicit moral judgments concerning those acts, but it does reveal schemas of valuation that were generally accepted. And one notes that the latter are quite close to the general principles that, already in the classical epoch, organized the ethical experience of the aphrodisia . The book by Artemidorus thus constitutes a point of reference. It testifies to a perenniality and exemplifies a common way of thinking. For this very reason, it will allow us to measure what may have been uncommon and in part new in the work of philosophical and medical reflection on pleasure and sexual conduct that was undertaken in the same period.
Sex, Power, and the Politics of Identity
Author: Michel Foucault
Topics: sex, power, identity,
Date: 7 August 1984
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Notes: An interview with Michel Foucault conducted by B. Gallagher and A. Wilson in Toronto in June 1982. It appeared in The Advocate 400 (7 August 1984), pp. 26–30 and 58. The interview is included in the first volume of the english language edition of The Essential Works of Michel Foucault 1954–1984: Ethics, Subjectivity and Truth, edited by Paul Rabinow, for The New Press, New York, 1997, pp. 163–173.
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I think what the gay movement needs now is much more the art of life than a science or scientific knowledge (or pseudoscientific knowledge) of what sexuality is. Sexuality is a part of our behavior. It’s a part of our world freedom. Sexuality is something that we ourselves create – it is our own creation, and much more than the discovery of a secret side of our desire. We have to understand that with our desires, through our desires, go new forms of relationships, new forms of love, new forms of creation. Sex is not a fatality: it’s a possibility for creative life.
The Order of Things
Subtitle: An Archaeology of Human Sciences
Author: Michel Foucault
Topics: philosophy, post-structuralism,
Date: 2012
Source: <archive.org/details/orderofthingsarc00fouc>
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What I would like to do, however, is to reveal a positive unconscious of knowledge: a level that eludes the consciousness of the scientist and yet is part of scientific discourse, instead of disputing its validity and seeking to diminish its scientific nature. What was common to the natural history, the economics, and the grammar of the Classical period was certainly not present to the consciousness of the scientist; or that part of it that was conscious was superficial, limited, and almost fanciful (Adanson, for example, wished to draw up an artificial denomination for plants; Turgot compared coinage with language); but, unknown to themselves, the naturalists, economists, and grammarians employed the same rules to define the objects proper to their own study, to form their concepts, to build their theories.
Poetry & Fiction
Captives of the Flame
Author: Samuel R. Delany
Topics: fiction, science fiction
Date: 1963
Source: www.gutenberg.org
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I thought if I could sneak aboard, went on Tel, “that they’d have to let me off in the City, even if I didn’t have money. I didn’t know about papers. And when I was in line, I figured I’d explain to the men at the desk. Or maybe I’d even give them my shells, and they would get the papers for me. But the guy ahead of me had a mistake in his. Some date was wrong, and they said they were going to send him back to the mainland and that he couldn’t leave the ship. He said he’d give them real money, and even got it out of his pocket. But they started to take him away. That’s when I ran out of line and jumped the fence. I didn’t know everyone else would run too.”
Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom
Author: Cory Doctorow
Topics: fiction, science fiction, technology, novel
Date: February 1 2003
Source: craphoud.com
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I guess you could say that I lived long enough to see the death of scarcity, to learn ten thousand ways to make myself happy, to chase my every passion, to realize my fondest dreams. You’d think that in a world where everyone could have everything, we’d all be happy. But it wasn’t that simple. It turned out that even in a world where there was nothing to want, people still wanted. They wanted status, they wanted respect. They wanted to matter.
Fathers and Children
Author: Ivan Turgenev
Topics: nihilism, fiction, not anarchist
Date: 1862
Source: Retrieved on the 3rd of November 2021 from gutenberg.org
Notes: Translated by Constance Clara Garnett.
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A nihilist is a man who does not bow down before any authority, who does not take any principle on faith, whatever reverence that principle may be enshrined in.
The City of the Sun
Subtitle: A Poetical Dialogue between a Grandmaster of the Knights Hospitallers and a Genoese Sea-Captain, his guest.
Author: Tommaso Campanells
Topics: fiction, utopian socialism, dialogue
Date: 1602
Source: Retrieved on 25th August 2021 from gutenberg.org
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All the young people wait upon the older ones who have passed the age of forty, and in the evening when they go to sleep the master and mistress command that those should be sent to work in the morning, upon whom in succession the duty falls, one or two to separate apartments. The young people, however, wait upon one another, and that alas! with some unwillingness. They have first and second tables, and on both sides there are seats. On one side sit the women, on the other the men; and as in the refectories of the monks, there is no noise. While they are eating a young man reads a book from a platform, intoning distinctly and sonorously, and often the magistrates question them upon the more important parts of the reading.
The Jewels of Aptor
Author: Samuel R. Delany
Topics: science fiction, fiction
Date: 1962
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On the wheel deck the sailors clustered to the rail, and before them rocks struck like broken teeth from the water. Urson, in his new, triple neckchain, joined Snake and Geo at the rail. “Whew,” he said. “Getting through them is going to be fun.”
The Reign of Greed
Subtitle: A Complete English Version of El Filibusterismo
Author: José Rizal
Topics: fiction, Philippines, anti-colonialism, national liberation, insurrectionary
Date: 1891
Source: Retrieved on 19th August 2021 from www.gutenberg.org
Notes: Translated by Charles Derbyshire. English-language version published in 1912.
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Bathed in the sunlight of a morning that made the waters of the river sparkle and the breezes rustle in the bending bamboo on its banks, there she goes with her white silhouette throwing out great clouds of smoke—the Ship of State, so the joke runs, also has the vice of smoking! The whistle shrieks at every moment, hoarse and commanding like a tyrant who would rule by shouting, so that no one on board can hear his own thoughts.
The Social Cancer
Subtitle: A Complete English Version of Noli Me Tangere
Author: José Rizal
Topics: Philippines, fiction, Imperialism, colonialism
Date: 1887
Source: Retrieved on 19th August 2021 from www.gutenberg.org
Notes: Translated by Charles Derbyshire. English-language version published in 1912.
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Capitan Tiago was very happy, for in all this terrible storm no one had taken any notice of him. He had not been arrested, nor had he been subjected to solitary confinement, investigations, electric machines, continuous foot-baths in underground cells, or other pleasantries that are well-known to certain folk who call themselves civilized. His friends, that is, those who had been his friends—for the good man had denied all his Filipino friends from the instant when they were suspected by the government—had also returned to their homes after a few days’ vacation in the state edifices. The Captain-General himself had ordered that they be cast out from his precincts, not considering them worthy of remaining therein, to the great disgust of the one-armed individual, who had hoped to celebrate the approaching Christmas in their abundant and opulent company.
Leaves of Grass
Author: Walt Whitman
Topics: sex, sexuality, free love, poetry, individualist anarchism, individualism
Date: 1855
Source: gutenberg.org
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Space and Time! now I see it is true, what I guess’d at, What I guess’d when I loaf’d on the grass, What I guess’d while I lay alone in my bed, And again as I walk’d the beach under the paling stars of the morning.
Prison Abolition
Are Prisons Obsolete?
Author: Angela Davis
Topics: prisons, system, abolition, not anarchist
Date: 2003
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In most parts of the world, it is taken for granted that whoever is convicted of a serious crime will be sent to prison. In some countries-including the United States-where capital punishment has not yet been abolished, a small but significant number of people are sentenced to death for what are considered especially grave crimes. Many people are familiar with the campaign to abolish the death penalty. In fact, it has already been abolished in most countries. Even the staunchest advocates of capital punishment acknowledge the fact that the death penalty faces serious challenges. Few people find life without the death penalty difficult to imagine.
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Title: A (wave) Goodbye
Author: Ashlynn Doljac
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But waves/never truly wash away footprints
They simply swallow them
The ocean/ an undulating orchestra
Floating full of the forgotten
Title: A Non-Manifesto to Understand Where We Are Now
Subtitle: (And Where We Don’t Want to Be)
Author: Leonardo Caffo
Topics: anarchy, manifesto
Date: 2024
Source: <academia.edu/125353120/A_Non_Manifesto_to_Understand_Where_We_Are_Now>
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Something is clearly not working. If we look beyond our glass cages, it’s evident that our technology-driven,online-based civilization (or “on-life,” as some call it) has become overly complex and unsustainable. Depression,new forms of poverty, ecological destruction, the demise of old dreams, and the dismantling of the welfare state, all interspersed with wars, artificial intelligence, and pandemics, make the disintegration of our society inevitable.
Title: Ⓐ Pandæmonius Manifesto
Author: Apios Kontradictum
Topics: discordian, anarcho-primitivism, extraterrestrial, fourth industrial revolution, artificial intelligence, enclosure, manifesto, Youth Liberation, situationist, history, chaos, apocalypse, environmental, transhumanism, anti-civ, anti-technology
Date: 23 July 2023
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We, in The Cabal, since our manifestation out of Kaos Primeval have always known the feeling that’s met the air. We yearn, as we always have, to make return. Cast unto this sea of a Black Kabinette ever to pervade and ever to reign. Old curse ever to suffocate. Kingdoms built by the hands of Men only stand as a parade of the plague sewn. A mass of concrete. A mass of commodity. A mass of a populace enslaved by those who’ve inherited the Extraterrestrial throne by blood alone.
Title: A Principled Stand on Diversity of Tactic
Subtitle: Avoiding Uniformity of Failure
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: black bloc, diversity of tactic, St. Paul Principles, Occupy Wall Street,
Date: 15 February 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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The recent wave of protests sweeping the United States under the banner of Occupy Wall Street—and elsewhere around the world under other monikers, like the Indignant Citizens Movement, ¡Democracia Real YA!, and the various blossoms of Arab Spring—has captured the imagination of millions on the egalitarian Left and libertarian Right. Inevitably, thankfully, it has also ignited fierce debate about the nature of sociopolitical and economic inequality and of democracy itself. But as the cogs of corporate media seek to bewitch us with the specter of political gameplay, they also scheme to pacify the lonely rage of societies under fascist colonization by using an ancient tactic: divide and conquer. We are left to feed on one another like jackals.
Title: A Quaker Anarchist Perspective on Palm Sunday
Author: Tex
Topics: Quakerism, Heirarchy, religion
Date: 2025
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Thinking a bit as we head into Palm Sunday and reflecting on what that really means. I remember as a child bearing the palm frond, proclaiming the victory of the faithful over the enemies of the soul, the jingoist proclamations that we marched “Onward Christian soldiers, marching as to war. With the cross of Jesus, going on before.” It’s a strange thing we call Palm Sunday a celebration, and I believe that story is more important than ever today as we face the omnipresent abomination of hatred and decemation those society deems lesser must endure.
Title: Against Sanism
Author: Alex Spunky
Topics: anti-psychiatry, psychiatric abolition, 2020s, mad liberation, mad pride, mental health, post-left, psychiatric abuse, ableism, sanism, mentalism, disability justice, harm reduction, neurodivergence, neurodiversity, autonomy
Date: February 4th, 2024
Source: www.tumblr.com
Notes: I wrote this in one afternoon not long after I got out of a mental hospital. I am a survivor of psychiatric abuse.
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I’ve lived with dysthymia ever since I was 12 years old. I also have BPD and a history of substance use and self harm. Because of this, many people reccommend me inpatient facilities as a source of treatment. The idea that psych wards are there to help neurodivergents is about as true as the idea that police serve to protect people; Completely and utterly false. Psych wards ultimately do way more harm than good to their patients. The coercive institution of mental healthcare must be radically altered.
Title: an acceptance.
Author: 晓也 yuzu
Topics: Poetry, creative writing, deservingness, abolition, absurdism
Date: 2024-October-29
Source: Originally published on Substack: 想想「unjaded」
Notes: short piece started from a prompt in class. removed from substack because extremely questionable platform ethics over there and i do not stand for it
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they said it was the best bet. they said it was better. they said you can’t say shit to anyone- the whole of you, this hole carved in you-
Title: An Anarchist Case For Critical Thinking
Subtitle: On Freedom And Belief
Author: Enlyria Theana
Topics: assertiveness, belief, anti-theism, freedom, anti-religion,
Date: January 4th, 2025
Source: Retrieved on January 4th, 2025 from medium.com
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In line with adhering to the anarchist values of freedom, equality, and solidarity, the anarchist concept of means ends unity, and my synthesis of anarchism and assertiveness, I have come to the following conclusions;
Title: An Anarchist Perspective on Egoism and Collectivism
Author: Carvalho Filho
Topics: insurrectionairy anarchism, individualism, egoism, political philosophy
Date: January 15th if 2025
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Once, a friend mentioned someone named Stirner and showed interest in him and other proto-anarchists. At the time, interested in what I understood as anarchism, I did a quick search on Stirner. “What do you mean, egoist anarchism?!” It made no sense to me. With my limitations, I lost interest. To me, egoism was a human flaw, conditioned by the capitalist mode of production and, above all, something associated with the bourgeoisie. I believed that once capitalism was overcome, human egoism would disappear. As a communist, I thought I should overcome my egoism and aspire to embody a Christ-like ideal. Of course, as a Bolshevik, my goal was to be an acclaimed dictator, a great leader of a New Rome.
Title: An Open Letter to my Teachers and the Principal
Author: Zavier Alejandro
Topics: Education, letter, school
Date: 2025
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It has become pretty obvious by now that many of you wish to understand me, and I know the reasons why; however, the ways most of you have tried to make me open up and to better understand me have been complete folly. In fact, attempting to understand another individual is downright absurd, but I’ll get to that later. The truth is that I have opened up to teachers before, but not to those who hold themselves to be a guiding light who will show me the way, not to those who constantly preach God, and certainly not to those who objectify human behavior and follow the teachings of psychology and psychiatry. Rather, I open up to teachers who don’t act like teachers, who don’t act like they know better than a student simply because they have a degree in education. In other words, someone who doesn’t take my hand to lead me and constantly demands respect, but someone who walks beside me.
Title: An Outline of Revolution
Subtitle: The Procession of Liberation in a Dying World
Author: Juno
Topics: anarcho-communism, Anarcho-Syndicalism, mutual aid, Black liberation, Queer liberation, anarcha-feminism, decolonization, after the revolution, post-civ, forest garde, Zapatistas
Date: January 19, 2024
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Recently, I have noticed many activists, organizers, and simply agitated people all stating that we must withhold buying, working, or contributing to the economy (a general strike and a boycott) but they simply announce the date or businesses. They do not discuss the work to do so we do not need to work, for a capitalist that is. What I want to achieve by writing this is to provide an outline of what Revolutionary organizing can be, and an idea of what a post-revolution society would look like. This document is for those who are willing to do the work but do not yet have an axis to rotate around.
Title: An Outline of Revolution
Subtitle: The Procession of Liberation in a Dying World
Date: N/A
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Recently, I have noticed many activists, organizers, and simply agitated people all stating that we must withhold buying, working, or contributing to the economy (a general strike and a boycott) but they simply announce the date or businesses. They do not discuss the work to do so we do not need to work, for a capitalist that is. What I want to achieve by writing this is to provide an outline of what Revolutionary organizing can be, and an idea of what a post-revolution society would look like. This document is for those who are willing to do the work but do not yet have an axis to rotate around.
Title: Anarchy by wade cartway
Author: Wade cartway
Topics: anarchism without adjectives
Source: medium.com
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Anarchy is not what it is commonly thought to be; it is not a state of pandemonium and disorder. Anarchists make the argument that Anarchy is order and Government is civil war. Government is a Civil war, a class war of the state & capital against their denizens. Anarchy is as the etymology implies and means “without rulers”, a society without rulers, a society of masters without slaves, a society which is individually collective, and collectively individualist.
Title: babe ruth
Author: erik houdini
Topics: palestine
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Do you know what it means for a newborn to starve to death? Do you know what it means when a baby suckles an empty breast for the tenth day in a row, not because she believes food will come, but because it’s the only thing her body knows how to do? Do you know what it means to have nothing inside you, to be nothing but skin and bone and pain and crying? I watched an old man literally drop dead from hunger, give his last breath for hunger, and I watched it while I layed in fucking bed, while I scrolled instagram reels.
Title: Bailing Ourselves Out
Subtitle: Leveraging Against Banking Barons in America’s Heartland
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: banks, Oklahoma, Occupy Wall Street, capitalism
Date: 21 June 2012
Source: Retrieved on 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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Bank of America — via the gravelly voice of Kiefer Sutherland (best known as the torture-happy government agent Jack Bauer on afternoon television) — has referred to itself for the last few years as the “Bank of Opportunity.” But in the midst of an economic civil war, they’ve dropped their advertising company – the propagandists that had shifted BoA’s previous slogan from the laughable “Higher Standards” – and find themselves scrambling for a new market-friendly façade. Regardless of whatever branding the new spin-doctors come up with, Bank of America is proving itself to have zero standards – and the opportunity a snowball faces in hell.
Title: Blueprint for a Society of Ethical Sovereigns
Subtitle: The structure for Humanity’s freedom
Author: Amaterasu Solar
Topics: freedom, anarchist ethics, ethics, activism, money, analysis, abundancism, future, education, abundance, free energy
Date: 04-17-2024
Source: Odysee
Notes: Written and posted here by the author, Amaterasu Solar
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My father taught Me never to believe anything. He told Me to place probabilities and adjust them as new data come along, asking the question, “Does that explain what I see?,” when evaluating data. He was an aerospace engineer, and worked with T Townsend Brown (see My featured vid on Odysee or YouToilet). From a very early age I was concerned that the way I was told things worked, in terms of government and social affairs, did not explain what I saw. So the first few decades I worked to determine WHY this was.
Title: Bring the War Home
Subtitle: Recovering Anti-Imperialism
Author: Anonymous
Topics: anti-imperialism, Palestine, Vietnam War, South Africa
Date: 06/04/2025
Source: pastebin.com
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This essay is for fellow travellers who feel stripped of dignity. For those who believe solidarity cannot be built from paternalism. Who have come to see the weakness and futility of boycotts, marches and writing. For those of us who now sit between radicalism and defeatism, I write this with the hope that our collective actions can become more than the sum of their parts. In the the midst of the relief and triumphant responses to the declaration of a “ceasefire” in Gaza – while the Zionist enemy and Palestinian collaborators rage through Jenin and the Zionist entity has now broken off hostage exchanges in favour of a continued holocaust by bombs in Gaza — I do not feel a sense of victory for my role in opposing Zionist colonial genocide, but one of failure. At the announcement of the short-lived “ceasefire” a woman in Gaza declared “We are the ones who endured and stood firm. There are no achievements to credit anyone, not any leader, not any official, not any country, the achievement is here.” She exacts truth upon the hollow social rituals we have come to term “solidarity”.
Title: Can Transgender Identites Exist Without Gender Roles?
Subtitle: Is there a conflict between the goals of supporting better transgender affirmation and the goals of abolishing gender roles altogether?
Author: Blake A. Oates
Topics: transgender, gender, gender roles
Date: May 21, 2025
Source: blakeoates.substack.com
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To start off this post, I want to bring attention to an amazing book that I am currently in the process of reading. Cat Bohannon’s Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution is a book that anyone with an interest in anthropology, evolutionary biology, or sex and gender studies should not sleep on. It is dense with knowledge around the female body and evolution in a way that opens the reader’s eyes to the male-centric bias that most anthropologists and evolutionary scientists have been pushing for decades, while simultaneously illustrating a fascinating history of human evolution and the unique role that females have played within it. I hope to write a full review once I finish the book (bear with me, I’m a slow reader), but upon finishing the chapter entitled “Brain”, I had some thoughts floating around in my head that I wanted to put down immediately.
Title: Class Consciousness
Subtitle: A Short Introduction
Notes: This work is meant to be an introduction to the concept of class consciousness for people who are mostly unaware of how capitalism truly functions. As such, it may be overly simplistic for those who know more about the topic.
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To be class conscious is to be aware of one’s social and economic class, and how that affects their life. Once class consciousness is reached, viewing the capitalist system through this lens will allow for a much better analysis.
Title: Decentralism and the End of Dichotomous Thinking
Subtitle: New Ways of Thinking and Talking About Social Dilemmas
Author: David S. D’Amato
Topics: decentralism, anarchism, libertarian socialism, left-libertarian
Date: June 30, 2022
Source: Retrieved on October 13, 2023 from dsdamato.substack.com
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It’s time to undertake long overdue improvements to that which we have been mistaking for democracy in the putatively liberal West. The process whereby some small number of people vote in periodic elections between two nearly identical parties, both bought and paid for, both clearly committed to the same oppressive bureaucracies of capital and the state, is a poor substitute for the promise of genuine people’s self-government. We must begin to think about and formulate democracy in a fundamentally different way, as a network of active processes through which real communities of people govern common resources and hold shared service-providing organizations accountable. Active democracy cannot be today’s hollow representative electoralism, but must mean engaged, collective participation in day-to-day issues, where the principle of self-governance permeates the social culture. If self-governance is to have any practical meaning, democracy cannot find the millions and billions of us governed by an extremely small subset in a faraway capital. The United States is home to an estimated 330 million or so people, and the voting members of Congress in both houses number 535. The absurdity of the situation is hard to overstate and is compounded by the fact that even those 535 are today a mere showpiece. The most important aspects of public policy are not subject to congressional debate or approval. They are carried out on bureaucratic autopilot by an unelected and permanent corps of, in award-winning journalist William M. Arkin’s words, “gray men,” professional, nonpartisan guardians of the status quo. This system rules with the tacit approval of legislators of both parties—at the very least, they are not positioned to check its power or hold it to account. Power has become totally distant and anonymous.
Title: Decolonizing the Gateway to Norman, Oklahoma
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: decolonization, anti-racist, racism
Date: 14 July 2012
Source: Retrieved on 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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The feature article in the July 2 edition of The Norman Transcript highlights the future construction of the Interstate 35 and Main Street interchange, a new project that has been cheered by a handful of Norman citizens as a “gateway to the city.”
Title: DON’T TAKE TABLE SCRAPS- GNAW THE TABLE’S LEGS OFF.
Subtitle: The Flowers of Assimilationism
Author: Volta ov Null Query
Topics: queer decolonization
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What are the flowers of the assimilationist tendency? That is- seeking acceptance under hegemonic society by performance in accordance with its prescribed mode of being.
Title: From An Anarchist, Greetings
Subtitle: An Informal & Thorough Introduction
Author: Kristin Supine
Topics: anarchism, social anarchism, introductory, revolution
Date: 3/11/25
Source: Retrieved on March 11th, 2025 from kristinsupine.substack.com
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This work is deeply thorough and clear about the topic at hand, especially with discussing the methods and means that we anarchists seek to use to achieve our goals. Finishing this essay is of course not necessary to gaining a complete grasp of all things anarchist, but it is meant to give the best clear and thorough introduction this author can provide. If you feel as if you’ve gained a proper understanding of the subject without finishing, then congratulations!
Title: Hedging Our Bets on the Black Bloc
Subtitle: The Impotence of Mere Liberalism
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: black bloc, Occupy Wall Street, nonviolence, diversity of tactics, Chris Hedges, property, autonomy
Date: February 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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Chris Hedges has written some of the most insightful analysis of the U.S. war machine in recent years. His 2009 book “The Empire of Illusion” was an exploration of how exhibition has eclipsed truth and meaningful connection in American society. His acknowledgement of the ease in which one can buy into such spectacles is a small part of why it was so odd to read his article on Truthdig attacking both anarchists and black bloc tactics entitled “The Cancer in Occupy.”
Title: How a stateless society could exist with anarchist law and non-goverment market socialism
Subtitle: And how this might a step in historical materialism
Author: Charlie L Townsend
Topics: law, economics, principles, economic alternatives, human rights
Date: 12/03/2023
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Anarchism as how I understand it. Is all the philosophy, literature, and tradition that stems from the idea of, a society with no government. This philosophy is aims for the ideal of no government while still holding ideas of government in it transitionary phases. Anarchy is a state of no government. The first anarchist is often thought to be Pierre-joseph Proudhon, socialist, and politician. While pierre-joseph called himself a federalist in parliament, he was report to say that he was an anarchist on his deathbed. Pierre-joseph founding an economic system known as muturalism and was the founder of what we call today as anarchist law. Pierre-joseph Proudhon’s muluralist philosophy was the main inspiration for this book. Although I believe that his muleralist economy was just increment towards socialism and not real socialism itself. But pierre-joseph was not the only anarchist philosopher that has existed.
Title: Kim jwa-jin
Subtitle: Legacy of Kim chwa-jin
Author: James E Bratton
Topics: biography, Korea, Shinmin
Date: 2009
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Kim Joa-jin (aka “Baekya”), an anarchist military leader sometimes compared to Nestor Makhno, is largely remembered as a Korean patriot, particularly for his achievements as general and commander of the Korean Independent Army in Manchuria. Born to a wealthy family, he was inspired by ideas of social justice from an early age, setting free his family’s slaves at the age of 18. Entering the fight for independence from Japan, in 1919 he organized the Buk-ro gun-jung-sea (Northern Military Administration Office Army) and founded a military academy to train Korean soldiers against the Japanese army. The next year he became a national hero when his army wiped out an entire division of the Japanese Imperial Army at Chungsan-ri in Manchuria, winning the Koreans’ first military victory against the Japanese army since 1876. At this time, he became increasingly influenced by the anarchist ideas of his close relative Kim Jong-jin. In 1925 he organized the Sin-min-bu (New People’s Society) to build a new society along egalitarian and libertarian lines. In 1929 he formed the Han-jok chong-yun-hap-hoi (General League of Koreans) in Manchuria, supported by all Korean anarchists in China, to form a new commune-type organization. For the first time in Korean history, he attempted to put anarchist ideas into practice in rural villages in the Shinmin province of Manchuria (where some 2 million Koreans lived), establishing an autonomous region which lasted from 1929 to 1931. In 1930 Kim was assassinated by an Imperial-Japanese agent while repairing a cooperative’s rice mill.
Title: Liberation For Everyone Under Eighteen
Author: Liberationist_111
Topics: Youth Liberation, Youth Rights, Age of Majority, Age Restrictions, Child Trafficking, Human Trafficking, slavery, enslavement
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Liberation now. End the slavery of youth. Abolish the age of majority so that kids can live where they want to live and not be traded as property to whoever wants to own them. End the adoption industry, the child trafficking industry, and foster care industry. Refuse to let kids be exchanged like property to adoptive parents, parents, case workers, guardians, conservators, and whoever else wants to own another human being.
Title: Manuscripts and Meditations
Subtitle: Inquiries into the Established Views on Gender, Politics, and Philosophy
Author: Simon A. Pritchett
Topics: egoism, individualism, epistemology, metaphysics, postmodernity, post-structuralism, post-anarchism
Date: 11 August 2023
Source: docs.google.com
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The Unique does not require freedom guaranteed by a state, a Supreme Being, or quantum mechanics, to be free in spirit. To be free in mind. To be free to pursue its journey, its choices, and its will.
Title: May Day 2012 — A Declaration of Solidarity from Occupy Oklahoma
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: May Day, Occupy Wall Street, Oklahoma
Date: 5 April 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Statewide General Assembly of Occupy Oklahoma endorses the General Strike of May Day 2012, including work stoppages, street demonstrations, sick-outs, and other solidarity actions;
Title: May Day: A Radical Strike into the Belly of the Beast
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: May Day, general strike, strike, Haymarket
Date: 19 April 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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May 1st is recognized worldwide as International Workers’ Day, a holiday originating in response to the Haymarket Massacre of 1886 in Chicago, where workers fought for the establishment of worker protection measures, namely the eight hour workday. However, while the rest of the world marks May Day as a celebration of the working class, the United States is left with Labor Day—a banker’s holiday hurriedly passed through Congress by Grover Cleveland in an attempt to appease the outrage generated by the murder of railway workers at the hands of United States Army troops during the Pullman Strike.
Title: Navigating Complexity
Subtitle: The SPARC of Behavioral Dynamics
Author: Benjamin James
Topics: Dynamic Materialism, Adaptive Realism, Conciousness
Date: November 15, 2024
Source: <philarchive.org/archive/JAMNCT-2>
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In this book, I have proposed a comprehensive framework that integrates insights from philosophy, cognitive science, and systems theory to model human cognition, autonomy, and adaptability. By centering on the foundational principles of the spectrum of possibility and recursive choice, SPARC offers a lens through which to examine how beliefs, behaviors, and identities stabilize and evolve through iterative feedback. This model embraces both deterministic influences and individual agency, suggesting that human cognition operates not within rigid constraints but within a flexible, continuously adaptive spectrum of choices and possibilities. In essence, SPARC presents human cognition as a dynamic interplay between structure and freedom, adaptation and stability, selfhood and social influence.
Title: No to Zersetzung
Subtitle: Resisting the Decomposition of our Souls
Author: leb Graves
Topics: American anarchism, anarchism, cultural resistance, psychology
Date: May 23, 2025
Source: www.facebook.com
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In East Germany, the police state was total. As many as 1 in 20 residents were secret police informants, placed in every housing complex, workplace, and community gathering. All mail was read and resealed. Hundreds of thousands were arrested, tortured, and imprisoned for political reasons. In the 1970s and 1980s, the authoritarian regime realized their draconian means to suppress dissidents was failing. Arrest, torture, and summary execution only created martyrs and more protests. Instead, the Stasi secret police came up with a much more sinister method of suppression: Zersetzung.
Title: On the Assassination of Brain Thompson
Author: Erik Bonhomme
Topics: egoism, insurrection, illegalism
Date: December 4, 2024
Source: Retrieved on December 14, 2024 from www.facebook.com
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The only form of political power is violence. The political basis of that society is irrelevant, be it democratic or autocratic, a vote in a democratic society is nothing more than an acceptance of that society’s terms and the only message sent is the consent to be governed. The only way an individual could truly express its wishes to society is through violence, it’s the only way language an institution can understand, being that it itself rests on nothing other than violence. No oppressive legislation has been overturned by the polite request of the people, but rather the fear of the people’s wrath.
Title: Open letter to the residents of Victoria British Colombia
Subtitle: The rental crisis is driving us out
Author: Myx
Date: 01-08-2023
Source: Own Work
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Citizens of Victoria and resident newcomers, my siblings in toil, I stand before you today as a fellow plebeian, a fellow worker, a fellow struggler in this harsh world we find ourselves in. I stand before you, not with a silver tongue, but with a heart aflame with the same rage that I see mirrored in your eyes.
Title: Pamphlet Text: The Monarchs Shrugged II
Subtitle: Poems of Protest and Love
Author: Annette Hakiel
Topics: Liberty, EcoFeminism, Green Anarchy, Anarcha Feminism, Poetry, Love, Schizophrenia, eco-socialism, anti-captialism, anti-liberalism, late capitalism, disability
Date: 09/01/2024
Notes: Parts of some of the poems were published in Eco Punk Lit, a literary journal. A version of preface was published on Medium. The collection as a whole (slightly altered) was distributed and left in areas of Brooklyn in September of 2024.
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In the distance the landscape is peppered with the gigantic old wind turbine blades, turned on the end and puncturing the ground, forming clusters of female dormitories, each assigned their special house name, the stairs wrapping up them, the ivy, and farther off one in the city forms a church with high inspirational ceilings. A solar glass chandelier dangles from its heights.
Title: Radical Civility
Author: JustUnderReality
Topics: Legacy, Theory, ethics, analysis
Date: September 1, 2021
Source: justunderreality.com
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I often talked philosophy with a few friends, and while I have only a little bit of formal training, I do like to critique the philosophers of old. One such friend eventually got annoyed at my critiques and stated “I can’t take you seriously unless you are willing to write something yourself.” So I did. This is that.
Title: Return to Burn
Author: Love, Builder of Worlds
Topics: love, rebellion, anti work, art, play, spiritual, queer, working class, self-love, poetry, slavery, work, sanity, class struggle, African, community, care, rest, sabotage
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I’m breaking the mental chains Cutting the psychic cords Carefully stripping back Playfully removing Through trial and error
Title: Revolution Or Not? What Is Going On in Syria?
Subtitle: Is the Syrian Revolution Justified? Why or Why Not?
Author: Prothysha Dhar
Topics: Syrian Revolution, Damascus, Assad Regime, Imperialism
Date: January 23, 2025
Source: Richard Medhurst. “The Syrian Revolution Was a Lie.” YouTube, 11 Dec. 2024, www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrNgLd7RGro Accessed 24 Jan. 2025.
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To know what a revolution is or what it is not, it must be defined first. A revolution is overthrowing and thoroughly replacing an established government or political system. The Syrian Revolution first began in January 2011 alongside a wave of popular uprisings across the Arab world— a significant chapter in Middle Eastern History. Initially, peaceful protests were started against the Assad Regime due to the arrest and torture of teenagers in Daraa, as well as driven by widespread frustration with corruption and socioeconomic inequalities. Eventually, the rebellion spiraled into a civil war with both internal and external conflicts. Understanding the causes of this revolution requires a complete exploration of its roots, connections, and outcomes. This essay examines the internal and external causes of the Syrian Revolution, evaluates its legitimacy as a revolution, and considers the extent to which its objectives are justified and achievable.
Title: Scurrilist Manifesto
Subtitle: Worldpremière of the Scurrilist Manifesto
Author: Dr. Chiara Pezzella
Topics: New Art Stile, Contemporary Art,
Date: 2025
Source: scurrilismo.jimdofree.com
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Scurrilist Manifesto by Dr. Chiara Pezzella, 2025 SCURRILIS, etymology from Greek for “buffoon,” jester, entertainer of ancient Rome. We are known for the pronounced irreverence of our movements, for the nonconformist ground we build beneath our feet, and for the infinite space that opens beyond the barriers of thought. We define the space BEYOND the mind, between sleep and dream, as a state of half-sleep that heralds elevated states of consciousness. We extol burlesque tones to define, in art, a form of “playful poetry.” The jest is our driving force, shattering the spheres of the known under the weight of sacrilegious jokes and fierce movements. We pursue satirical aims; we know the challenge. Burlesquely, we dissent from the games of the normal, turning our face from the poverty of dogma. We make boldness grow. The theatricality of action accompanies the flare of our provocations, giving birth to the wonder of artistic flair. Our SACRED is the sacrilegious. Our script is the fluidity of composition, the strangeness of color, the piercing angles. Our instinct follows the pulses of a farce; our figures are defined by an exaggerated comic and crude character, far from being dressed in seriousness. Beauty lies in the character of the indecent, in stuffing images with sharp occasions for the viewer. We create a non-religious mass of grandiose imagination, like a playful spirit choosing to give visible form to the clouds in the sky. Our prayer invokes the vulgarity of the strange! Persistent pairings of bizarre motifs, indecent outlines that draw attention! It is impossible to be overshadowed by the scurrilous! Open your eyes to the whim of inspiration: CHANGE is good! Let this art tell you the stories of your everyday life and beyond. Here for you is the narrative of every vital facet left unexpressed: ignorance and laziness reign violently in our dimension, and time rushes by. To exist artistically is the creed. The windows of warehouses impoverish the true soul of every art. Butterflies need to fly freely: it is there that true beauty is redeemed. Do not fear engaging in conversations about the true needs of art, about the existential enrichment that comes from fully enjoying the juicy nectar of the expression of the unconscious. We bring to the surface what simmers beneath the mind, amidst invisible waves and faceless echoes. We utter the names of the shadows that inhabit the nocturnal realm of our secrets. We are the keepers of the unknown, supporters of irrationality, creators of stories of infinity. We are not logic but speak in symbols, nuances, following the language of the earth’s elements, materializing them through the filtered light of awareness. The vivid unconscious speaks its language of strangeness and contradiction, without being directly observed in the eyes. Our project is akin to a birth: to bring forth the raw and psychological sense of repressed breezes. To vomit the fragments that clog the stomach and brain, as if bringing to the surface the buried strangeness. Through bizarre and dreamy images, we distinguish ourselves from the ordinary. The daily grind is not interesting. We leave behind the imitative and monotonous voices, often annoyingly adopted by semi-living human machines. Our habit is instead to dig, overturn, vomit, proceed, pursue, persist for all that lies in the belly. We are wild bellies, ready to establish a new passion for life, an obscene and repulsive strangeness that, as it growls, emits hisses of TRUTH. Blinded by the dualism of acceptance and rejection, we can be observed through the spectrum of the frighteningly incomprehensible or the fascinating drive toward “true” life. We are far from logic. We thus establish clear boundaries that distance us from literal understanding. Our playful intricacies are beyond the reach of intellect. We are high, present on ecstatic and vivid peaks! Free association guides the path toward our colorful grounds. Yet, in accessing the forest of pure love, we pursue the ideal of the obscene, generating repulsion adorned with veils of magical fascination. We are indecent on all planes. We are obscene or vile when seen by organs incapable of accessing the broad windows of our spectacles. If your vision is weak or your senses blocked by the fog of mental processes, you will question the perception of our transmissions. However, we appear as ghosts of supreme dreams for those attuned to the messages of intuition. The theatricality we carry is revolutionary, echoing the bright motifs of Lautrec and his Moulin Rouge: bold entertainment, ironic desecration, elegant vulgarity. Impudence is an essential mask for realizing visual comedy, celebrating the body, the desire for expression, and decisive breaking points. Our fun is for burlesque irony, to generate gentle smiles. But the absurd also seeks to widen visions and horizons, expanding beyond the clichés of everyday life and making art. You cannot restrain our whimsical instincts, but instead, think of smiling at us joyfully. The narratives of the chakras support our creed. SACRAL – We represent the energetic center of emotions, creativity, and sensuality. We dive violently into the experiences of life. Joy and creativity propel the aquatic flow, the waxing moon draws the connection between the subconscious and emotions. In our space, passions and pleasures reign, boldly expressed existences, the experimental inspiration of excess. We allow ourselves to live pleasure, to be pleasure, to stimulate the circulation of the taste of the sacred. HEART – We are the bridge between the earthly sense of need and the enlightened dimension of ignited spirituality. We emit the pure and superhuman sound akin to the eternal harmony that vibrates within our being. This refuge is not generated by bodily senses but is a refuge of love to be received and given. It gushes forth like an infinite source, watering the lush forest of growth and healing. There is tenderness in strangeness; there is romance in eccentricity. Light, infinite air sighs from the Mountain of Scurrilism. Light, infinite air connects all things and unites us with the universe. We embody the connection between heaven and earth, opening like flowers to the sun to flow unconditionally. You can join if ready to dance in the void, tinting yourselves with shadows and lights, if bold and unafraid to fall into the spiral of the unknown. Let all your joy flow, so that the blossoming may occur. This is how you can access the universal scurrilous language and answer the call of the heart. We support the creative energy of the human nectar of life, and its relevance in a multitude of conceivable facets. Our language is symbolic, and our metaphors exalt a dual vision of the world: ecstatic fantasy and the raw truth of the unspoken hidden. It is the thousand taboos and carved realities, lived as pleasure or suffering, and thus condemned, accepted, or lost. The upper and lower heavens become one. Everything transforms into pure essence, stubborn element, absurd irony, disruptive drive, intuition’s dewy carousel, abolition of intellect, imagination flung open toward every substance greater than ourselves. Toward the most vigorous vision of the infinite.
Title: Seeing Red, Part One: The High Cost of Higher Education
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: education, strike, Chicago, Obama
Date: 17 September 2012
Source: Retrieved on 18 September 2012
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In the face of mounting tuition hikes, layoffs and budget cuts, thousands of students and educators have hit the streets in university towns across the Americas. The demonstrations have cut across race, gender, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, bringing disparate groups together to make the education system more transparent and democratic.
Title: Seeing Red, Part Two: United Teachers vs. Bipartisan Opposition
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: education, strike, teacher, Chicago, Obama, Rahm Emanuel
Date: 17 September 2012
Source: Retrieved on 18 September 2012
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It has been four years since the financial collapse of 2008 set off the greatest world economic crisis since the 1930s. “Reform” measures put into place to stop the hemorrhaging have succeeded only in exacerbating socio-economic inequalities around the country, with the poor, once again, bearing the highest costs. Nowhere is this more apparent than the right-wing attacks on public workers, unions, and pensions. It comes as no surprise to teachers that they find themselves on the front lines.
Title: Selected Robotic Works OF Nihil List Christo
Author: Nihil List Christo
Topics: Revolutionary Anarchism,
Date: 4/1/2025
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The historical context of anarcho-communism is rooted in a rich tapestry of revolutionary thought that emerged in response to the oppressive structures of capitalism and the state. Anarcho-communism combines the anti-authoritarian principles of anarchism with the egalitarian goals of communism, aiming to create a society where resources are shared equitably, and hierarchies are dismantled. This ideological framework began to take shape in the late 19th century, influenced by the works of figures such as Mikhail Bakunin and Peter Kropotkin, who articulated visions of a decentralized society built on mutual aid and voluntary cooperation. Their critiques of both capitalism and state socialism laid the groundwork for a distinct path that sought to transcend the limitations of existing socialist movements.
Title: Sliding Back to the Ancien Regime
Subtitle: A response to Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy by Schumpeter
Author: bob
Topics: Economics, post-marxism
Date: 9/14/2025
Source: Retrieved on 9/14/2025 from notes.hella.cheap
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Schumpeter’s basic thesis is that the thing that keeps capitalism from collapsing (why Marx’s predictions about the contradictions of capitalism causing it to collapse haven’t come true) is that we have innovation and that creates new sources of demand which means that you have areas of productive investment for as long as that keeps being true. If people keep finding new product categories that people want to have (the washing machine and then after that electric lights, the telephone or whatever, etc, etc, smartphones) then you always have areas of productive investment because each new product category is as if you had discovered virgin land that you can then go and develop. Marx’s arguments assume that there is basically a finite supply of opportunities. Opportunities are like land, you work the best land first and then the second best is left and so on. Every generation, so to say, is working land that’s lower yielding than the land that was already worked, so you have diminishing rate of profit. Schumpeter’s argument is that because of innovation it’s as if you’re creating new land all the time, so you don’t have a diminishing rate of profit.
Title: So, You Realized the Revolution Isn’t Coming
Subtitle: or, How I Learned to Stop Being Sad and Love the Pessimism
Author: Valerie Davidson
Topics: illegalism, marginalization, queer nihilism, post-left, revolution, insurrectionary anarchism
Date: April 13, 2025
Source: Retrieved on April 13, 2025 from postgeography.wordpress.com
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We’re 20 years on from Nihilist Communism, 60 years on from Camatte’s break with the left, 110 from the Bonnot Gang, and 180 from Stirner, and yet still, if you articulate a critique of mass revolution, of optimism, of movements, leftists and anarchists will look at like you have your head screwed on backwards. Truly, though, who can blame them? Let’s start on a personal note – I was radicalized at 12 years old, and the very first thing I learned beyond “capitalism is bad” is that we must advocate for and dedicate ourselves to a revolution, or else our critiques amount to nothing. All praxis is dedicated to, and ostensibly for a revolution. After all, envisioning radical change isn’t enough, lest you get called an armchair socialist, or, if you’re an anarchist, the equivalent-yet-inverted insult of lifestylist.
Title: Stay Calm and Let the Bomb Explode
Subtitle: A poem written by a Domestik Terrorist
Author: Rev. Kuiper
Topics: party politics, Donald Trump, bomb
Date: 07/23/25
Notes: Stay Calm and Let the Bomb Explode: A Poem Written by a Domestic Terrorist By Rev. Kuiper
Origionally published on theanarchistlibrary.org on 07/23
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Hitters on deck, flower market in my pocket I’m countin’ cash from the vertical integration faucet Gossips got it that a gun store’s next
Title: The Other Civil War
Subtitle: Capitalism’s Uncivil Peace
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: capitalism, anti-capitalist movement, police state, dissent, GDP, NATO, G8, Obama, Rahm Emanuel, Chicago
Date: 29 February 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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Gaunt figures wander like the dead through streets and alleyways, worn clothing hanging from emaciated bodies, their rough faces frozen in an image of utter desolation. Foodstuffs are sold at exorbitantly high rates by monopoly agro-business; those who can’t afford to buy food starve almost immediately, while those who can scrape together the funds succumb to slow death from the poisons within. Old folks, little children, widows, and former national heroes—all these are thrown from their homes while those houses are left to rot, shiny new locks gleaming on the door. The entire time, plutocrats sleep in virtual fortresses, hidden in gated communities while people starve in the streets.
Title: The Radical Transgender vs. Polite Society
Author: TheBishop
Topics: trans, anti-liberalism, liberation
Notes: This is my first original writing posted here, so I’ve kept it brief.
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As I begin my career as an author, I have started to wonder what my greatest contribution to literature or culture in general might be. When I first set out, I assumed it would be some incredible work of fiction, and that by writing successful fiction novels with a focus on transgender characters, I would make a real difference in the way people view my community, but I’ve realized recently that this will probably not be the case.
Title: The Ramblings Of A Young Anarchist
Subtitle: Words Of A Unguided Youth
Author: Ezekiel Apollo
Topics: anarchism, addiction, anarchist, animal liberation, drugs, earth liberation, industrialization
Date: 2024-01-09
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Put bluntly, I align myself along anarchist beliefs, it is something that many of my beliefs are built around, but what exactly is anarchism? To many people it is as dirty of a word in today’s world as it was 100 years ago. You can picture it now, the looting, rioting, bomb throwing chaos as society crumbles around you. Alas, that crude caricature of anarchism is nothing more than a lie, propagated by hundreds of years worth of capitalist and statist propaganda. In an anarchist society, there would be no concept of a state, money, or class. These oppressive tools of the bourgeoisie (in a Marxist context, the bourgeoisie are those of the upper class who oppress the proletariat, or workers and common people), would instead be replaced with a society that would be operated cooperatively and with mutual respect between the individuals involved.
Title: this is all.
Author: 晓也 yuzu
Topics: Poetry, self-harm, mad voices, absurdism
Date: 2024-November-15
Source: Originally published on Substack: 想想「unjaded」
Notes: as much as it has destroyed me, ripped me apart. i cannot deny the unrelenting adoration for this. this. and i think i’m okay with it now.
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when i say it’s a part of me, i mean i am a part of it. ghostly wind leaving lungs aching and eyes dry, steel branches and porcelain beams snapping under bare drumming feet, deep and jagged red rivers boiling over onto dead grass, frost glazing across windows and you can’t tell if the cracks are glass or bone- the gnawing feeling i get, urging me to peel my skin off, to get the words forever stuck in my throat to finally bloom and wither, to stare blankly at the layers of my mangled flesh and then fight, rabidly, into the core of my being to find something. i don’t think i’m looking for truth any longer. i love, and i want to be alive. i love- and i want to be alive.
Title: United State of Emergency
Subtitle: Outlawing Dissent
Author: Zakk Flash
Topics: dissent, Obama, HR 347, state of emergency, Patriot Act, NDAA, ACTA, First Amendment, fascism
Date: 9 March 2012
Source: Retrieved 18 September 2012 from news.infoshop.org
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During the 1967 Six Day War, a series of strict emergency laws were enacted across the Arab World, most notably in Egypt and Syria. Police powers became absolute while constitutional rights were suspended; any non-governmental political activity such as street demonstrations, rallies, protests, and organization of dissident political groups was quickly crushed by the iron fist of dictators. The laws were called temporary defensive measures, emergency acts that would be lifted once the nation was safe again.
Title: Untitled Poem
Subtitle: (a poem about trauma)
Author: Noam Audrid
Topics: trauma, neurodivergence, mental illness
Date: 06/24/24
Source: fe8cc0d1-5ae5-4774-8c63-334ba5243204.filesusr.com
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I remember a time. When I could fly. When I could run. And hurtle myself Onto a platform And believe I was safe.
Title: Urbanity Without Civilization
Subtitle: An Informal Vision of Post-Left Geography
Author: Valerie Davidson
Topics: geography, cultural geography, Post-Left, post-anarchism, post-civ, urbanization
Date: March 26, 2025
Source: Retrieved on March 26, 2025 from postgeography.wordpress.com
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The notion of urbanity we reckon with is one that is, in many ways, determined by neoliberalism, by planners, geographers, and enthusiasts who have a vision of the world that is defined by the ways industries use space, whether or not they fully realize it. When we hear about walkable cities, transit, about dense housing, it’s unsaid that this is reliant on and determined by industry, developers. This is much, much more obvious to planners and geographers coming from radical traditions: the entire basis of concepts like the “right to the city” hinge on the fact that any human benefits with how cities are planned are either specifically to quell any potential issues that could make working more difficult/inaccessible to the workforce, or are otherwise side effects of things that are good for business.
Title: Voidcraft: The Praxis of the Sovereign Individual and the Liberation of the Void ΚΕΝΟΤΕΧΝΙΑ ἢ ΚΕΝΟΠΡΑΚΤΙΚΗ
Author: Die Einzige
Topics: Egoism, Void, conscious egoism, individualism, anarchism, Max Stirner
Date: 30/03/2025
Source: The big squishy organ in my skull.
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In embracing the void, the individual steps into a world where they are no longer subject to the definitions of others. They create meaning from the void, forging a path that is uniquely their own. Voidcraft is not a passive rejection of existence but an active engagement with life, a continuous process of self-authorship and transformation. It is a philosophy for those who are not content with simply existing but who seek to create, destroy, and reshape the world on their own terms.
Title: We Need To Talk
Subtitle: A Guide to Political Communication
Author: Anonymous, CrimethInc.
Source: Retrieved on 11th August 2025 from crimethinc.com
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Recently, I watched a lecture about pseudoscience. The presenter spoke at length about why pseudoscience is so pervasive, why it appeals to people, what we can learn from this, etc etc. However, he also spoke about how we can combat it – through science communication.
Title: Where are crip Utopias?//
Subtitle: Où sont les utopies crip ?
Author: H
Topics: crip, ableism, capacitism, anti-ableism, utopianism, real utopia, after the revolution, Post-revolution, autoritarism, domination, Mutual Aid, care, mutual care, health, disability, Disability Justice, illness, eco-futurisms, the future
Date: June 2023
Source: ncloud7.zaclys.com
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Good question, hey? I don’t know you, but I’ve never read any type of alternative utopian stories that included people like me. By that, I mean people that are not able-bodied, that can not adapt or assure their survival by their own means. Not that anyone can, really, but some are better equipped. I know very well what happens to people like me according to collapsology or dystopian predictions. In the «best» scenario, I get a quick mercy death before everything starts to be too violent; in the worst case, I get to be killed in a more genocidal fashion by some cruel form of authority.
Title: A Rebuttal to “Capitalism Disguised as Freedom”
Subtitle: Deconstructing the Anarchist’s Dichotomy
Author: James e. Stothers
Date: July 9, 25
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Don Diego de la Vega’s polemic against “libertarianists” offers a passionate defense of historical anarchism, admirably tracing the etymological roots of “libertarian” to its socialist origins. His critique of anarcho-capitalism as an “oxymoron” is well-articulated, and his concern for social justice and equality is palpable. However, in his zeal to reclaim a term and condemn a perceived ideological enemy, de la Vega constructs a rigid historical narrative and a simplified dichotomy that, upon closer examination, reveals its own theoretical limitations.
Title: Akrotiri
Subtitle: A semi fictional environmental fable
Author: anarchistagnostic
Topics: nature , fable , history
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Long ago the island was inhabited by a tribe, the kind that didn’t grow crops or smelt copper. I’m starting to think they were happier for it.... The town of Akrotiri was arrogant. It was the hub of trade across the Mediterranean. Goods from far off places came there to be processed. The once quaint town had grown decadent. The hills and forests were cleared for farmland. Not one tree to be seen. The farms were so productive. It was the proud of the townsfolk. Perhaps it was that decadence that caused the downfall.
Title: American Dreams N’ All
Subtitle: An Essay
Author: Amelia Michelle Nicol
Topics: The right to work, privacy, American Dreams, American Ideals
Date: 05/2022
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The over-urbanized culture that we exist in makes it difficult to slow down, and difficult to be generalist. To figure out perspective, presence, the ideas of happiness and the reality of American Dreams as they apply in my life, it’s necessary to slow down, and to have a good idea of some generalist perspective. Or, at least as many alternatives as possible. The rural indicatives of timeliness and the differences in workmanship: a bolt to an assembly line or we know how to build the entire conveyor, too. The need for balancing of perspectives in the actual toil in workmanship, and so much more that has been lost to overspecialization. The store owner flips his sign again and can help weld something, his wife weeding in the library or in the yard, the distances between concepts and information’s applicability have somehow grown when really they co-exist. The engineers who hardly ever touch the bolts, divining executions of absolutions to machinery they put their names on but never test for themselves. Free enterprise and intellectual freedom are being curtailed by overspecialization in this culture, and this culture oftentimes uses its over-urbanized tendencies to refuse change.
Title: ANARCHİSM AND ANARCHİSTS
Author: Your Gülfem
Topics: anarchist analysis
Date: 8.03.2024
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Since its inception, anarchism has been pondering over the form of ethics. From Proudhon to Stirner, from Goldman to Kropotkin, every thinker has drawn conclusions on ethics. While some reinterpret ethics within an anarchist framework, others reject it altogether.
Title: Anarchism essay by Lilly Walker
Author: Lilly Walker
Topics: Anarchism, classism, marxism, capitalism, rebellion, call for action, opression
Date: 4/12/2024
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If capitalism is human nature, then is a circus bear riding a unicycle bear nature? Paraphrasing the ALDF, you can’t observe the nature of an animal in captivity; it rapidly and radically changes as it’s abused by a new system that disobeys the laws of nature, a zoo. So it is understandable that humankind placed in the 400-year-old zoo of capitalism would accept the whips and chains of our captors: the ruling class, and then bend to the will of our new masters. Yet humans are pack animals, so it stands to reason that our nature would be to search for equity for all and help our fellow man, yet this cage that the ruling class has put over us punishes us for doing just that. Hence, the state is a cage for our captors to mock us without threat. We are on the other side of the bars. What could we do? Yet bars can bend and break, something my spirit will never do.
Title: Anarchists Aren’t Immune To Heartbreak:
Subtitle: Social Rifts, Conflict and Burnout
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Social Rifts, Conflict, Burnout, Abuse, Factionalism, Arguments, Social Dynamics, Heartbreak
Date: 19/08/2025
Source: Individual Anonymous Activist (Self-Published)
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Activists are just as shitty to each other as any other group in society, and I think we all quietly carry the scars of lost friends, shouting match meetings, and seeing harmful individuals repeatedly invited back into supposedly safe spaces.
Title: Aphorisms of Nonsense and Dickheadry
Author: Lettuce
Topics: vegan, animal liberation, anti-civ, nihilism, egoism
Date: 10/3/2024
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1: Here’s a tip for you all out there. There is a load more anarchy going on than you think. I think deep in the civilized brain is the idea of humans as sentient agents and just kinda ignoring everyone else who lives around you. Even if people say they think of nonhumans as sentient individuals they don’t BELIEVE it. I’m not trying to make a good argument, I’m just saying for those interested. Because people will believe what they want. The reality is that most, if not nearly all, of the coolest bits of revolts against industrial civilization aren’t done by humans. See, these systems promote the ideas of those in power. If those who revolt can’t speak a human language, don’t have money or social media accounts their revolt rarely, if never, becomes discourse.
Title: Dismantling Systems of Suffering
Subtitle: A Moral Justification for Revolutionary Change
Author: Anarchists Mohkinstsis
Topics: ethic, philosophy, anti-capitalism, anti-nationalism, anti-imperialism, anti-neoliberalism
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Despite what the supporters of these current capitalist, neoliberal, nationalist, and imperialist systems might claim, there are viable alternatives to all forms of human society. These systems have not always existed, but were created through long historical processes and held in place through the actions of the people who gained the most benefit from them. Unfortunately, these ideas have also been incredibly destructive and harmful. As these destructive ideas have penetrated almost every aspect of global society and culture over the last several hundred years, any alternatives to the systems currently in place are typically unfairly dismissed, often without any genuine consideration. In addition, whenever competing ideas or philosophies have attempted to implement actual social changes that would challenge capitalism, neoliberalism, nationalism, and imperialism, they are usually targeted immediately and their potential is undermined from the start. Nevertheless, many people around the world, from both areas affected by systems of suffering and from areas that profit from them, refuse to give up fighting for a fairer world. Despite being widely misunderstood and often misleadingly portrayed, supporters of philosophies such as anarchism, communism, and socialism remain committed to the struggle against human suffering. Anarchist political ideas can provide guidance on how to organise societies without imbalances in power, while communist and socialist economic systems would allow people to distribute wealth fairly and share resources with those who need them the most. These anarchist, communist, and socialist ideas fundamentally oppose capitalism, neoliberalism, nationalism, and imperialism, and have been historically supported by many prominent philosophers, historians, economists, writers, and artists over thousands of years of human history. Today, these ideas grow among the many people who are realising that the state of the world and the mass suffering it creates are inherently connected to the outdated and unfair systems that dominate our planet. Replacing these unethical current systems with anarchist, communist, and socialist ideas will result in an improvement in the lives of all the individuals involved and an overwhelming reduction in human suffering.
Title: Does an Anarchist Need to Study Law?
Author: Maria Magdalena
Topics: law, law enforcement, state power, education, paralegal, diary, daily journal
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I’ve been thinking a lot about anarchy versus law.
It’s hard to harmonize the two because the law is the main
domination and hierarchy enforcement tool.
For those who dream of a world free from control and oppression,
the law feels like an obstacle to achieving that.
Title: everything one can say is a reinvention of religion
Subtitle: against everything and nothing at all
Author: entity
Topics: nothing
Date: 03/13/2024
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I write these line because I’m pissed of the texts about anti-civ and what and what is not a new ideologie. In my opinion you can’t use our language to criticise and explain anything without forming a new ideologie. And for all the smartasses out there I don’t exclude this text from it.
Title: I Have An Aspiration
Author: David Clifton
Topics: Revolutionary Socialism, black civil rights, jewish anarchism, anti-fascism, Marxism, jew-gentile solidarity
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Comrades… I have an aspiration. I am a gentile. I am free, only when all human beings, Jews and gentiles, are equally free. I am a gentile and an anarchist, and today I stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity with my Jewish anarchist comrades, comrades who are appalled at the atrocities that are happening in Gaza. Atrocities which the British state is actively funding and participating in, while the Scottish state bows its head in submission and deference. The British state is seeking to criminalise dissent. Just recently an 83-year-old priest was arrested for holding a placard which said, “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.” In doing this, the British state is implementing fascist policy. Regarding the proscription of Palestine Action, the Labour Party voted in favour of the proscription, while the Scottish National Party in Holyrood, the SNP, they abstained on the proscription. There’s an old saying that to remain neutral in a situation of injustice is to take the side of the oppressor. And today, the SNP have taken the side of the oppressor, and I dare ask how progressive their nationalism really is. While they play the blame game, blaming Westminster for everything, they had a vote, and they wasted it. The policy of the government in Holyrood is therefore complicity in genocide, while the policy of the government in Westminster is actively supporting genocide. Hundreds of years after the capitalist system first reared its ugly head, soaked in the blood of Indians and Highland Scots, eighty years after the Nazi war machine sought to soak the capitalist system in the blood of Ashkenazi Jews, Roma, trade unionists, communists, anarchists and queers, and now they want to soak it in the blood of Palestinians too. Eighty years after Adolf Hitler shot himself in a bunker, the Jew is still not free.
Title: Magdalena’s Diary: The Dance of Anarchism and Eroticism
Author: Maria Magdalena
Topics: anarchism, erotic, daily journal, erotism
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My thoughts wander to the intertwined worlds of anarchism and eroticism,
two forces that pulsate with the raw energy of liberation and self-expression.
I feel a deep resonance with these concepts because they both champion the
idea of breaking free from societal norms and expectations.
Title: Metamonism and Anarchy
Author: Myshko Andrii
Topics: Metamonism , anarchy
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This article proposes a radical ontological shift in understanding anarchy, moving it beyond political theory into the realm of fundamental principles of being. Through the lens of metamonistic philosophy, anarchy is reconceptualized not as a utopian project but as the immanent and continuous process of reality’s self-ordering. We assert that all observable order emerges from this anarchic fundament. The state and hierarchy are analyzed as specific, often pathological, forms of this self-organization. Metamonism provides an ontological basis for recognizing anarchy not as a future ideal but as the eternal present of any complex system, thereby reframing political struggle as an effort to cultivate the quality of this immanent anarchy. The article concludes by operationalizing this theory into a practical framework for diagnosing and fostering healthy self-organization in human communities.
Title: Moments of Anarchy a Situationist-Anarchist Primer.
Subtitle: a Situationist-Anarchist Primer.
Author: Wade cartway
Topics: Anarchism, situationism, the spectacle, postmodernism, poststructuralism, late stage capitalism, Nihilism, Nietzsche
Date: 3/30/23
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The world is a world of signs, symbols, and binaries, and in a world based around the logic of referentiality, certain displays take on an ideological presence over others, the Ideology of the time holds certain symbolism, and displays as of course more so approved than others, even rewarded for their presentation, often it is the case of psycho-spatially certain signs are held up higher because their significance in size: ala billboards, jumbotron television screens then there is the signs symbols, slogans, jingles, and merchandise the Individual consumes and display which communicate to others a message about themselves, whether this structural message is accurate or not is one thing, the signified itself is another. Say a Rolex says something about its possessor, it is a sign of wealth and therefore prestige in a world of a hierarchy of symbols the Rolex can grant serious social capital.
Title: On the Nature of Morality and Hierarchy:
Author: Avery
Topics: morality, heirarchy, external and internalized narratives, opression, rebellion, justification
Date: 11/24/26
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Human beings, creatures of nature, have named themselves moral agents and declared themselves not only uniquely capable, but entitled, to the right of choice where every other being does not.
Title: Only One More Hour
Author: Sandy Turkwich
Topics: speculative fiction, Fiction, short story
Date: 07/09/2025
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When Mario Urtubia saw the most recent video from Endeavorance his blood began to boil. The details of the Big Beautiful Bill were staggering when laid out in such a stark manner. He was always prone to getting riled up over whatever was in the news a given week, but his financial situation was exacerbating his emotions. Everyone’s parents tell them to work hard and they’ll achieve greatness, but for most of their children it is a lie. To him, it seemed like hard work amounts to sweat and nothing more. As he sat watching the weekly upload, he felt the tightness of anger behind his eyes. Sweat beaded up in his armpit and dripped down his ribcage. He began to cry.
Title: Progress, a Critique on The Capitalist System
Subtitle: The Ends Justify the Means
Author: Gandalf Persson
Topics: progress, anti-capitalism, Non-Profit Industrial Complex
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Why is it that progress, today, brings pain, misery and demise? Isn’t progress supposed to be the saviour of mankind? isn’t progress supposed to be all the good in the world? Well not in today’s society. Today progress means material gain for the few but hopelessness and despair for millions, progress means bigger cities in the west but the destruction of the very planet we live on. For many this realisation might bring anxiety and the feeling that this is it, this is progress. I on the other hand would beg to differ- I believe that progress can be something so very beautiful, something that will bring, not just humans but, all living things too a greater living. So what is it that makes our current progress so destructive? That is gonna be the point of the following clauses.
Title: Reinterpreting Religion for Anarchists
Author: GreenPrimrose
Topics: religion
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Anarchism has long been fiercely anti-religion with many anarchists being staunch atheists. Now of course these people make reasonable criticisms of religion, God is presented as the utmost authority, the ruler of rulers which serves only to justify authority here on Earth. Likewise religious scriptures have often been horribly reactionary and used to justify horrific violence and oppression. “This”, the atheistic Anarchist says “is why religion is thoroughly incompatible with anarchy.”
Title: Rejecting the spiritual emptiness of scientific realism
Subtitle: a Buddhist Anarchist approach
Author: Anonymous
Topics: spirituality, buddhism, anarcho-buddhism, religion, faith, scientific realism
Date: November 14, 2024
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I’m a Buddhist (and an anarchist) who grew up in a family of devout atheists. I use the term “devout” intentionally, because atheism is also a kind of faith: it’s a faith in scientific realism, in the ability of humans to measure the observable, and sometimes less observable, universe. As a child, I was terrified of death. I still am, though more recently I’ve been trying to learn how to approach it with a feeling other than absolute horror (easier said than done). When I asked the adults in my life about death, and where we go when we die— like all kids do— I was given the answer that there is nothing after death, and that we simply cease to be. My grandfather memorably referred to it as the “dirt nap”.
Title: Social Cleansing
Subtitle: The First Olympic Event
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: poverty, social classes, olympic games, anti-Olympics, class struggle, class war, homelessness, sex work, sex workers, colonialism, anti-colonialism, Vancouver
Date: 2010
Source: Linchpin
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The 2010 Olympic Winter Games are scheduled to take place from February 12–17, in Vancouver-Whistler on lands that were never given up by Indigenous communities. For growing numbers of Indigenous people, homeless and poor people, low-income tenants and sex workers the Olympic Games represent a continued history of colonization and “social cleansing” of poor communities. Construction for the Olympics is adding to extensive destruction of Indigenous peoples’ traditional homelands and contributing to the displacement and criminalization of people living in poor urban neighbourhoods.
Title: Solving Marx’s Transformation Problem with Mr. Kliman’s Temporal Single System Interpretation (TSSI) and Notes on How Anyone Can Silve Marx’s Transformation Problem
Author: Nicholas Evans
Topics: Transformation Problem, Karl Marx, Andrew Kliman, TSSI, Temporal Single System Interpretation, Benjamin Tucker, Bakunin,
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Marx set out to demonstrate that values would transform into the prices of production and yet economy wide value and prices would still approximate and profits would equalize both at an aggregate economy level.
Title: The Market, The State, and The Tao
Subtitle: Social Anarchy and The Tao
Author: Redtruban
Topics: Taoism, social anarchism
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The invisible hand of the market is a false way. The ability to move in harmony with the world around us is strangled by the market. The market acts as a counter force to The Tao. When an individual wishes to act through inaction they are forced to action by capital. Those who would spend their days in full harmony are forced into work by capital. Food, water, and access to space or the lack of space is controlled and kept from spontaneity.
Title: True Equals
Author: A Sonoran Liberationist
Topics: human nature, equality, horizontalism, anti-authoritarianism
Date: October 7th, 2024
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Among the people of Arizona and of much of the world, there is a common conception of human nature. Most believe we are selfish creatures, clawing for the throne of power so we may dominate one another. We humans have always been a warring species. Some believe that we exist in strict, natural hierarchies of supremacy: The strong men dominate the weaker ones, men dominate their partner or partners (typically women or girls), elders dominate youth, and humans dominate nature– or at least, now we do. We believe that only in modern times have we truly begun to unravel our natural tendencies to violence, domination, and selfishness. We believe that there is an intrinsic magnetism towards authority in our friend groups, families, workplaces, or political bodies.
Title: voting is immoral.
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This little noted anomaly about voting is directly related to the modern conception of the State as an entity deriving its grant of authority to act from the consent of the governed. The aura of legitimacy surrounding the government’s actions is enhanced by the perceived role of voting as an expression of the “people’s will.” Whether non-threatening or violent, the authority for each and every one of the government’s actions is presumed to flow from the consent of the people through the electoral process. School children are told this from their earliest years.Voting is integrated into the lives of every person from birth, and it impacts our everyday life.
Title: What is a class dictatorship?
Subtitle: A critique of the dictator-democrat dichotomy
Author: dylanancom39
Topics: classes, dictatorship, class dictatorship, bourgeoisie, proletariat, dichotomy
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A class is a clearly defined socioeconomic role within a hierarchical society determined by material conditions in relation to the means of production. I will not make any effort to elaborate too complexly on this as there is not much contest as to the definition of classes.
Title: You Are At War
Author: Lint Davidson
Topics: insurrectionairy anarchism, insurrection, social war
Date: June 19th 2024
Notes: Hello! I wrote this as kinda my first major anarchist text and i wanted to put it here! Thanx! -Lint(She/her)
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The flames of resistance have never burnt so strong in the so-called United states as they do now. We must take a good long look at this moment and decide how to act while the opportunity is still here. How are we to do this? This is a good question but I think we must understand a basic fact that will allow us to act in ways that will truly threaten the system
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Title: 28 Ways to Make the World Less Hostile to Mad, Neurodivergent, and Psychiatrically Disabled People
Author: By Kazimir DeWolfe, Matt Perry, Jess Stohlmann-Rainey, and Andy Collings
Topics: neurodivergence, abolition, psychology, psychiatry, disability justice, ableism, harm reduction, drugs
Date: March 9, 2019
Source: radicalabolitionist.org
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1) Learn about Mad, neurodiversity, and disability culture. Learn how for some people, being Mad, neurodivergent, or psychiatrically disabled (MNPD) is not only a medical condition (or even a medical condition at all) but instead a cultural difference, and a sociopolitical identity. Work toward an understanding of madness, neurodivergence, and disability as terms that describe human experiences and communities of people, not just disorders that need to be treated.
Title: 2b2t-anarchist-intro
Subtitle: In the absence of traditional structures of order, the community of 2b2t and wider anarchy presents a unique environment for experimenting with new forms of social organization.
Author: “Fluffery”
Topics: 2b2t, sympathy
Date: 17. 12. 2024
Source: omada.cafe
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note: I use the term 2b2t and minecraft anarchy interchangably: if it can be done on 2b2t, it can be done elsewhere, like constantiam, minetexas, 2b2t is just the biggest server in anarchy and saying “Anarchism in Anarchy” doesn’t make alot of sense. In the absence of traditional structures of order, the community of 2b2t and wider anarchy presents a unique environment for experimenting with new forms of social organization. This world, is defined by “chaos, individualism, and the absence of binding rules,” and as a player for 5 years on anarchy, let me offer us an opportunity to explore the ideas of freedom, mutual aid, and cooperation in their purest forms. This is an idea and experiment in freedom; a challenge to the structures of control and dominance that currently define most groups.
Title: A Brief Rambling of Which I’ve Held Inside Myself for Years
Subtitle: The Pandemic, Fraudulence, Media, and Blind Faith
Author: G. Willikerz
Topics: COVID-19, the media, Social Media, anti-politics, politics, faith
Date: 1/31/24
Source: parlayscumbags.com
Notes: Original Publication. The article from the source may be removed or edited after this date. But this is the text of the original article published 1/31/24
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The thing that upset me the most about the COVID-19 Pandemic: Aside from the hysteria, hypocrisy, elitism, virtue signaling, and the government assuming they could tell the general population to jump and we’d all ask “how high?” and them being kind of right about it. Besides all that, what upset me the most was people saying ‘global pandemic’. Pandemic means global epidemic, BY DEFINITION. That’s like saying internet website. It’s redundant. And it wouldn’t upset me as much if it weren’t something I’ve only ever heard said by those who fancy themselves to be intellectuals. Politicians, Newsmen and Newswomen, Lawyers, Journalists, University Presidents, people that watch CNN. Hypocrites and losers, all of them. Be better, people.
Title: Against ‘capacity’
Author: Hannah Proctor
Topics: capacity, organizing
Date: August 2, 2024
Source: Retrieved on March 24, 2025 from hhnnccnnll.substack.com
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Anyone who has been a member of a group chat dedicated to political organising in the past few years will probably be familiar with the idiom of ‘capacity’. They will also know that no-one has enough of it. Capacity is a finite resource that is always on the verge of running out. The little battery image in the corner of your phone is always running down. Green, less green, red, dead. Asking after the capacity of others usually reflects mutual concern and demonstrates a recognition that people’s lives are difficult and demanding, full of external pressures and strains. But what exactly do people mean when they say they ‘don’t have capacity’? Can capacity be generated or renewed? And what is capacity anyway?
Title: Against Moral Nihilism
Author: Danny Duchamp
Topics: nihilism, Moral Nihilism, criticism and critique
Date: October 07, 2021
Source: Retrieved on July 12, 2025 from dannyduchamp.substack.com
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A moral nihilist is someone who sees morality as a silly superstition. Someone who thinks that ultimately nothing is really right or wrong. When the moral nihilist hears two people arguing, one trying to convince the other that some act is “morally wrong”, he scoffs.
Title: Against The Fuckers
Author: anonymous
Topics: alienation, anti-fascism, anti-capitalism, liberalism
Date: 2024/03/07
Source: effrenatum.noblogs.org
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Our “betters” do not conceive of their subjects’ woe. We are not a problem to them, which is the problem. We are only a variable of usefulness: Of whether we will show up to work on time — of whether we will destroy everything and what the powder keg is to be — of whether the units of usefulness who assumed the roles of protectors of this way of existence can sufficiently genocide everyone who stands up for their own lives quickly and cleanly enough to get the economy back and running the next month. We are the wheels of their project. To pretend like we have a say on the matter inside its operation is ludicrous. The modes and manners by which what we have known persists was won by the consent of the governed, that is, the silent consent to have one’s life shuffled around by a cluster of fat-headed tyrants only interested in further enriching their dynasties, their agendas, their exclusive rule over pleasure and wellness while we among the many go without. A multitude of this in perpetuity is sure to win the hearts of those plentiful morons who believe in a “normal life” within this very real and present hell on Earth. And such morons conceive of any unrest as merely a necessary audit of and response to liberal society’s management of other people’s lives. The very worst can be protested all day and night with little bearing on its actual coming to pass. What then? Beautiful art lamenting our impossible conundrum? Clever and witty summations stacked in the zines of our decades? Dramatic showings of ultimately symbolic counter-spectacle? I praise all who have said what needed saying… but now we reach a point where we know. We know the next thing to be said after our long, friendly back-and-forths about our predicament being old as writing. Where is the rupture? Where is the firelight that grows and grows with the anxieties of the stupid and the powerful? When may it finally engulf the dead hearts of those who adore fascism and worship fallen empires and masturbate to their aesthetics and customs so they may wallow in the despair of knowing their forfeited human goodness and live their remaining seconds in dread of our blades and guns? For there are varmints in the terrains of life. And not a second thought of mercy ought be paid to those who pay not a thought of mercy to those merely living their best, advocating only the same. Advocating something better than this rotten, soulless shit.
Title: An Antirealist Manifesto
Subtitle: A Soulist Manifesto
Author: Vi- Grail
Topics: anarchism, soulism, anarcho-antirealism
Date: 29/04/2023
Source: soulism.net; Medium, retrieved on 31/08/2024 from medium.com
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Soulism, also known as anarcho-antirealism, is a school of anarchist thought which views reality and natural laws as unjust hierarchies. It is the basic principle of anarchism that hierarchies in which one person holds power over another are not inherently self-justifying. They must justify themselves through good work, and it must be possible to dismantle them at any time. It is the opinion of soulists that this principle must not be extended just to people, but also to the world itself. This is soulism at its most basic.
Title: Anarchy so it works; After 40 years of working, this is the result
Subtitle: La Rosa Conciliae; Optimal form of rule
Author: Simon abner Gustav Rosenkilde
Topics: Optimal Form of Rule, Anarchy,
Date: D.D.
Source: Intelligence
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Every department chooses a better provider to go to, and form, The Inner Circle.
Title: Antirealist Chapter establishment
Subtitle: Era Golden, Secretary Era
Author: SECRETARY ERA
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secretary era was the founder of the antirealist revolutionary art movement and is a reliable source for information about anarchist philiosophy and aspects of the antirealist movement. Era is secretary of the NYC chapter of Las Antirealistas
Title: Aphorisms of Nonsense by Lettuce
Author: Lettuce
Topics: vegan, animal liberation, anti-civ
Date: 02/15/24
Source: raddle.me
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1: Here’s a tip for you all out there. There is a load more anarchy going on than you think. I think deep in the civilized brain is the idea of humans as sentient agents and just kinda ignoring everyone else who lives around you. Even if people say they think of nonhumans as sentient individuals they don’t BELIEVE it. I’m not trying to make a good argument, I’m just saying for those interested. Because people will believe what they want. The reality is that most, if not nearly all, of the coolest bits of revolts against industrial civilization aren’t done by humans. See, these systems promote the ideas of those in power. If those who revolt can’t speak a human language, don’t have money or social media accounts their revolt rarely, if never, becomes discourse.
Title: Baedd and Other Poema by Twm Gwynne – a review
Author: Julian Langer
Topics: book review, poetry, paganism, primitivism
Date: December 5, 2021
Source: ecorevoltblog.wordpress.com
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Environmental discourse is sadly lacking in poetry, especially poetry as powerful as many of the pieces in this collection. The stand out pieces, for me at least, are the poems On Suicide and The Tyranny of the Sun.
Title: Benjamin/Davies
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The lesson of this war is the same one we have failed to learn from every other war: that the real monsters are war itself and the morally bankrupt leaders on all sides, who keep feeding it with our resources and our bodies.
Title: Bloody Existence
Subtitle: My Egoist Way to Insurrection
Author: Meadowsin Vitale
Topics: post-situationist, Egoist-Communist
Date: 22 JAN 2024
Source: meadowsin.substack.com
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I would like you to imagine that every person you attempted to talk to was bleeding out in gruesome ways. I want you to imagine that this “gore” that you see was only visible and at all perceptible to you. I want you to imagine that the demands of the transactional relationships made possible by capitalism or even the value-form itself alienate you to the point of tears and fear and gut-churning hellish existence that makes Sisyphean-absurdist ideologies like my own kind of funnily impossible to live up to.
Title: Collected Poems and Writings
Subtitle: 2018–2022
Author: Anarchblr
Topics: poem, Poetry, nihilist anarchism, nihilism, Revolution,
Date: July 19, 2018
Source: Retrieved on October 3, 2014 from anarchblr.tumblr.com
Notes: Edited for clarity.
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Nobody tells a tree how to grow and yet it does. And it is beautiful. We observe all its chaotic patterns — on its bark, branches, and roots — and recognize it for what it is. A millennia of mutations that makes it more compatible with its environment, a beautiful type of chaos that holds each actor within it accountable to its operation; for should any part fail its job it will change and adapt or perish and be replaced. And should all parts fail all will perish.
Title: Common Corruptions of Government
Author: Alyx Feeney
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Politics in the modern age have become a fight for pointless extremity. Most right-wingers are sycophants for a tyrant and most left-wingers are praying for change that they will never get due to the common corruption of government. Multiple people have told me before, “The news makes me so angry that nothing is changing in the right direction,” and then they proceed to go about their day without protesting. Not to mention most politically active individuals are active online which is pointless to cause change because you just get either labeled chronically online, extremist, or just some idiot whose opinion does not matter. And can you blame them? Being an online “activist” is such a pointless undeniable horseshit belief. Nothing will change because you scream online.
Title: Detrust
Author: Ajesiroo
Topics: detrust, post-trust, cryptocurrency, crypto, technology, privacy, organization
Date: January 21, 2024
Source: ajesiroo.github.io
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Detrust is a movement that seeks to progress the aims of the anti-authoritarian left through approaches without interpersonal trust assumptions.
Title: Do Not Comply, Do Not Obey
Subtitle: Spoken Word — May 29, 2021 — Rev video NOV 2024
Author: Kman
Topics: Spoken Word to the masses regarding the Great Reset
Date: May 29, 2021
Source: filedn.com
Notes: Original Title: Do Not Comply, Do Not Obey May 29, 2024
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Spoken Word — Video, 5 min 48 sec
Title: Does Taylor Swift Really Deserve Her Masters?
Subtitle: The answer is no, but not for the reason you’d think
Author: J Ponce
Topics: left-libertarianism, intellectual property, copyright, self-ownership
Date: 12 June 2025
Source: Retrieved on 12 June 2025 from www.girlkoch.substack.com/p/does-taylor-swift-really-deserve.
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I would consider myself a Swiftie. Because of that, I was understandably overjoyed when Taylor bought back the copyrights to the master recordings of her first six studio albums (Taylor Swift to Reputation) late last month. However, I’ve been having some second thoughts about it, because I no longer believe that any copyrights are justifiable. Here’s why.
Title: Don’t Buy It
Author: Craig Kurtz
Topics: Anticonsumerism; anticapitalism; boycott; minimalism; Nietzsche; voluntary poverty
Date: 3-8-25
Source: craigkurtz.blogspot.com
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“He is poor today, but not because one has taken everything away from him; he has thrown away everything. What is that to him? He is used to finding things. It is the poor who misunderstand his voluntary poverty.” ~ Friedrich Nietzsche. There was a general, nationwide boycott called Friday, February 28. Described as a 24-hour “economic blackout” by activist group People’s Union USA, it was promoted in the mainstream media as a protest against “the malign influence of billionaires, big corporations and both major political parties on the lives of working Americans.” Right on. I heard about it the same day that the Washington Post opinion pages story broke.1 How appropriate, seeing that Amazon is the anti-christ of retail.
Title: DSI Exodus 2.0: A New Approach to Trust-Based Social Networks
Subtitle: Exodus 2.0 is a clear and simple roadmap for creating a decentralized trust-based network for mutual insurance and direct cooperation with unlimited users. It is based on a solid theoretical foundation, readiness for technical implementation, and hig
Author: Andrei Lubalin
Topics: social innovation, decentralized mutual insurance, trusted social network
Date: 13.02.2022
Source: exodus.tilda.ws
Notes: Chat GPT Exodus 2.0 guide chatgpt.com Teaser: exodus.tilda.ws
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In the face of growing global challenges—ranging from social fragmentation to economic instability—new approaches are needed to strengthen resilience and cooperation. Exodus 2.0 offers a unique model of decentralized social innovation, creating a trusted peer-to-peer (P2P) network of mutual assistance based on referential relationships. This “human-centered” approach utilizes technology to formalize existing empathetic social ties, building a scalable global social trust network.
Title: DuBois and Anarchism
Author: Anarchblr
Topics: black anarchy, Black liberation, introductory, criticism and critique
Date: April 28, 2020
Source: Retrieved on September 4, 2024 from www.tumblr.com
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I think my biggest reservation towards DuBois in particular is his view that there’s a redeemable part of the United States, that liberty can coexist with the US due to the ideals which it, purportedly, brought about, but you can find enough wiggle room, roomy at that, in his work for an anti-state rephrasing.
Title: Freedom of Speech: An Inalienable Pillar
Author: Leonardo Caffo
Topics: freedom of speech, censorship, media lynching
Date: 2025
Source: caffocabinetofcuriosities.blog
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Anyone who takes someone’s voice away just because they don’t want to listen to it commits an act of incredible barbarism. We must defend democracy. If we do not and prefer a form of pseudo-moralistic tyranny, then let’s not complain if the right wins and governs, because it is precisely from that side that we are letting them teach us libertarian culture. And this is a sickening thing. It is useless for us to deal with “multi-species design” and other frivolities if we are not capable of fighting for the fundamental rights of the people around us. This attitude is not progressive, but deeply reactionary, because it undermines the foundations of freedom of thought and individualism that are the basis of every healthy and pluralistic society.
Title: From US police brutality to Israeli colonization
Topics: Israel/Palestine, United States of America, police brutality
Date: 24/1/24
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From Israel to “America”, the police state operates similarly. US cops and Israeli soldiers engage in training exchange programs, many funded by the State or private organizations. The tactics of both colonial states uphold oppression, dispossession, and incredible suffering for the benefit of the few. If you don’t think the Palestinian struggle affects you because you live in a country such as the United States, you are dead wrong. Teams of Israeli cops/military train with police in Georgia, use US-manufactured weapons, and drop US bombs on Palestinians. Every single politician in the US is complicit unless they are actively fighting support to Israel (which, as far as I’m aware, are absolutely none). This goes without saying, but participation in the State does not fight the State. It legitimizes it. True opposition is direct action.
Title: GERMANY: OLD GHOSTS, NEW SHADOWS!
Author: Saad Shahriar
Topics: Germany, Racism, racial oppression, White Supremacy, neo-colonialism, imperialism, genocide, palestine solidarity, police state, authoritarian
Date: September 02, 2024
Source: unrestradio.substack.com
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Germany, a nation steeped in a history of colonial violence and systemic oppression, has repeatedly aligned itself with the forces of injustice, acting as an oppressor rather than a liberator. In the early 20th century, driven by imperial greed and racial supremacy, Germany extended its brutal colonial ambitions into East Africa, where it orchestrated genocidal campaigns against the Herero and Namaqua peoples—crimes that have left indelible scars on the African continent, including in present-day Somalia. This legacy of brutality did not end with colonialism but escalated into the Holocaust, where Nazi Germany systematically exterminated six million Jews, alongside millions of others, in one of the most heinous genocides in human history.
Title: History of International Police Cooperation
Author: Mathieu Deflem
Topics: police, anti-anarchy, not anarchist, History
Date: 2005
Source: Retrieved on 26th May 2023 from deflem.blogspot.com
Notes: Published in pp. 795–798 of The Encyclopedia of Criminology, edited by Richard A. Wright and J. Mitchell Miller. New York: Routledge.
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International police activities are not the invention of the recent age of globalization. The historical roots of international policing today go back to at least the 19th century expansion of national states. Over the course of history, international police activities have taken on different forms in pursuit of a variety of objectives.
Title: Hopeful Future
Subtitle: A Poem bout the Corporate World
Author: VS
Topics: poetry
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Welcome to the Corporate Era! It is so enamouring... Like a golden pile of shit. All appearances but fundamentally disgusting.
Title: In Search Of A New Capital
Subtitle: First Edition
Author: STⒶ
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Fighting for our Mother Earth and the proletariat is the most noble thing we can do. Those who have done nothing wrong will be destroyed in our silence if we don’t take up arms and violently defend them. We are again in the time of Galileo. We cannot make concessions with an opponent who seeks to subjugate us.
Title: Jesus Was An Anarchist (song)
Subtitle: I’m an Anarchist is an anagram of A Christian Man
Author: Andrew Bunney
Topics: christianity,
Date: 2000
Source: <soundcloud.com/andrew-j-bunney/jesus-was-an-anarchist>
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Who was it said that love is the law And so we shouldn’t steal or kill? “It’s not for us to judge,” he said, “Serve each other and forgive.”
Title: Kropotkin’s Idea of the Free Commune
Author: ipostanarchism
Topics: Pëtr Kropotkin, commune, communism
Date: 11 October 2020
Source: <reddit.com/r/DebateAnarchism/comments/j95q0g/kropotkins_idea_of_the_free_commune>
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This is a brief text about Peter Kropotkin’s idea of the Commune. I’m writing this because far too often I’ve read people talking about Kropotkin’s Commune who completely misunderstand it. I cannot be sure, but I think the crux of the misunderstanding lies in reading Kropotkin’s enthusiasm towards the medieval commune as an endorsement of it. In fact, and this is exactly what we’ll see in this article, Kropotkin contrasted the medieval commune with what he called the Free Commune, or the Communist Commune.
Title: Manifesto of Disintegrationism
Subtitle: A radical idea of art
Author: Rosemary Forsythia
Topics: art, anti-art, manifesto, post-modernism, post-structuralism, disintegration, Poetry
Date: Dec 10, 2024
Source: Retrieved on Jan 23, 2025 from rosemaryforsythia.substack.com.
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Daily, I am assaulted by specters — specters of categories, borders, dogmas, boundaries, rules, exclusions...
Title: Non-binaries Living Outside Society’s Shit
Author: Blazoj
Topics: Punk, nonbinarity, gender, poetry
Date: 4/10/2023
Source: Written by me
Notes: I wrote this for a class and it was just a fun thing. Please don’t be too harsh with the criticisms!
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Lyrics from G.L.O.S.S. (We’re from the Future) by G.L.O.S.S. “They told us we were girls, how we talk, dress, look, and cry.” That’s what they told me too. They would say that I’m too feminine, that I’m not a man. I’d hear it all the time. Turns out I agreed.
Title: On Language Destandardization
Author: Jon Speaks
Topics: language, standardization
Date: July 3rd, 2024
Source: https://x.com/jon_speaks_/status/1808359885282632034
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Destandardization is a critical process for anarchist linguistics. Many incorrectly chalk it up to “Oh, so anyone can spell anything anyway they want?” But in reality, destandardization works to reverse the co-optation of language by the State as an oppressive weapon.
Title: Radical Druidry – a review
Author: Julian Langer
Topics: druidry, book review, alienation
Date: June 28, 2020
Source: ecorevoltblog.wordpress.com
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Radical Druidry by Christopher Scott Thompson is for the most part a collection of suggested ritual practices for druid-magick practitioners to use for their personal practice. As I am personally a non-believer in theurgic-ritual-construction, I am not going to comment on the rituals. More importantly, while I don’t believe in that-type of practice, I don’t know if they work or do not work, and wouldn’t want anyone to disregard the book at this point, as there is a lot to enjoy in Radical Druidry.
Title: Reclaiming Individualism
Author: reimagining
Topics: Individualism, capitalism, critique of the left
Date: 2024/03/25
Source: reimagining.noblogs.org
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Leftists and left-liberals are wrong to diagnose individualism as a core driving mechanism of capitalism and to sweepingly ascribe a negative value to individualism. Capitalism is not, in any meaningful sense, an individualist ideology. It is a form of collectivism that relies on mass subordination and conformity to state and corporate structures. Since nascent mercantile capitalism to the present day, this has always been the case. The so-called “individualism” it promotes is shallow and emaciated, consisting of mere consumer choices, and a formulaically prescribed and hyper-regulated competitive self-interest, which degradingly subjects one’s will, needs, and indeed even subjectivity to the collective entities of state and capital.
Title: Remember This
Subtitle: An Anarchist Call to Action in Solidarity With the People of Los Angeles
Author: Gendered Nightmare
Topics: insurrection
Date: 6/9/25
Source: genderednightmare.substack.com
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These acts of bravery carried out by people across the United States in defiance of the Trump regime, shine light on a rage that has been simmering for the four years he’s not been in office. While that’s not to say there have not been courageous displays of anger during the Biden administration, and it would be remiss to not mention the pro-Palestinian campus occupations or the fight to stop cop city, the broad support for radical direct action largely died down after Trump left office.
Title: Some Lazy Thoughts On Bob Black’s Myths.
Author: Julian Langer
Topics: book review, Bob Black, myths
Date: March 21, 2021
Source: ecorevoltblog.wordpress.com
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I was pleasantly surprised to see that Bob Black had released his recent work The Myth of Human Rights, partly because I had weeks prior purchased a zine copy of his The Abolition of Work and intended to reread it. Black, along with Jarach and Crimethinc, was one of my first encounters with post-left anarchist thought, and at one time I really valued his thought. I have read both works since the publication of the more recent and am going to share (lazily) some of my thoughts on (the myths in) both.
Title: The Downfall of Education: A System Designed to Fail
Author: j4vi
Date: wasn’t published
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Schools are a fundamentally socialist idea turned capitalist. Now, don’t get me wrong—school is a great concept, built on the idea of higher education for everyone to create a better-educated nation. But over the last couple of centuries, it has shifted. Instead of fostering free thinkers and innovators, schools now aim to create workers—proletariats, if you will. Capitalism has made people money-hungry. They lower taxes while the rich pay little to none. Do you really expect schools to provide higher education without higher funding?
Title: The Egoist Code of Conduct
Author: PropaGandalf
Topics: egoism, individualism, code of conduct, contract, assembly, union
Date: 30.11.2024
Source: Retrieved on 30.11.2024 from codeberg.org
Notes: First official release of the Egoist Code of Conduct. This document establishes a framework prioritizing individual interests while promoting a respectful and engaging community. It serves as a guideline for interactions that allow individuals to thrive while respecting each other’s autonomy.
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An individual is an entity that exists, driven by its own interests, desires, and aspirations. It navigates the world, shaping and being shaped by its environment. Through this continuous interaction, the essence of the entity emerges, crafted by its choices and experiences. Ever-changing and dynamic, the entity acts and reacts in its own interest, perceiving life through a unique lens. Free from predetermined roles, it asserts its identity and embraces its capabilities, wielding the power that comes with existence. In this journey, nothing takes precedence over its own being.
Title: The Immorality and Instability of Taxation
Author: Dalton Herbener
Topics: rhizome, taxes, anarchism
Date: 6/25/23
Source: medium.com
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Taxation is theft, so libertarians often decry. The issue is that this statement can become an anticoncept, or a term with an intentionally hazy meaning. What is theft? Is anything theft? Does theft need to be bad? What is taxation? What about the demarcations of taxation? What about corporate tax, or sales tax? Such a general statement can lead to confusion and misinterpretation amongst the libertarian community.
Title: The Parallel Pathways of Genocide Denialism and Fascist Ideology
Author: reimagining
Topics: anti-authoritarianism, anti-fascism, analysis
Date: 2024/04/04
Source: reimagining.noblogs.org
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A perspective often overlooked is how the widespread denial of the Gaza genocide, dominant in both liberal and conservative mainstream politics, seamlessly dovetails into the post-truth discursive landscape of the far right. Drawing from my observations on how fascists disguise their ideology to appear palatable through the use of targeted obscurantism, the actions of those advocating for genocide, including liberals, bear striking resemblance to fascist tactics.
Title: The Philosophical Roots of the Green Party — Anarchist and Libertarian Socialist Influences
Author: Samantha Hull
Topics: anarchy, socialist libertarianism, green party, eco-socialism
Date: June 3, 2025
Source: Retrieved on June 12, 2025 from emeraldpraxis.substack.com
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The modern Green Party is often misunderstood as simply an “environmentalist” party, a single-issue movement concerned only with climate change or conservation. In truth, the Green Party’s ideological DNA runs far deeper and more radical than that. Its roots lie in libertarian socialism, anarchism, and critiques of authoritarian power that emerged from thinkers like Murray Bookchin and Noam Chomsky, two of the most important influences on the movement’s foundational values.
Title: The Revolutionary’s Burdens
Author: Zoonotist
Topics: Everyday life, Personal revolt, revolution
Source: zoonotist.keybase.pub
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The mindset of a revolutionary is unchangeable by any negative force in the society, and especially by the system. In fact, these oppressive forces are the driving energies behind the thrives of a revolutionary. The true revolutionaries are those who act for the most powerful reactions against all oppression and corruption of authority. The mindset of such revolutionaries experience oppression, and/or have fought the oppressed, and understand firmly that without liberation there would be no tomorrow for any of them. They steadfastly understood that no single kind of reformation or collaboration with state power could bring peace and ending for all oppression, and the revolutionaries stop at nothing to reclaim that freedom from any oppression, one way or another.
Title: To the people of Boston
Subtitle: The peoples Testament
Author: Publius
Topics: revolution
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We, the people of the revolution, in order to form a more stable nation, to restore justice, to ensure peace among men, defend the silenced, resurface the forgotten, and reclaim the name of liberty for ourselves and all that come after, we the people ordain this testament as a record of betrayl. A timeline of lies that generations were told, a declaration of mutiny against the ruins of a constitution that no longer serves its people.
Title: Transgender guide to buying bitcoin
Subtitle: Guide for buying hrt online
Topics: Bitcoin
Date: 07/2023
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Here’s some information that might make buying crypto easier. A lot of DIY HRT suppliers online ask for payment in bitcoin. This short guide starts with some information about buying crypto, then offers some extra information and then offers an infodump that you can safely ignore if you don’t feel like reading about the technical workings of cryptocurrencies.
Title: Valerie and Her Week of Water-Torture
Subtitle: an anarchist analysis of Valerie and Her Week of Wonders
Author: Gloom
Topics: film review, control society, gender, fascism
Date: May 2024
Source: Retrieved on 06/09/2025 from gloomwalker.substack.com
Notes: This text was originally written in a shorter form for the Buoyant Heart 2024 Spring Almanac.
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Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is a 1970s Czech dark surrealist film from director Jaromil Jireš based on the aforenamed 1935 novel by Vítězslav Nezval. The film follows 13 year old Valerie after discovering she has started her first menstruation cycle, and the world around her seems to metamorphose into one of vampiric monsters over night. The film illustrates the unsettling atmosphere that many young people find themselves hurled into as their bodies change and become more sexualized by the world around them. I think this film does a really great job in its portrayal of this through Valerie’s experiences, and I found it extremely relatable. This was the lense through which I watched the film on the first go, and I think there is much to glean from this perspective—and many have. While I find this reading of Valerie’s story compelling (and probably more so what its creators were going for), I found the ambiguity of Valerie’s relationship to the character Orlík, as well as the uses of fire, water, and whips in the film very curious—and it’s from here that I depart.
Title: WAR WORLD 3
Author: Kadallah Burrowes
Topics: Poetry, war, technology
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WE LIVE ON A PLANET BORN OF BELIGERENT BLOODS DIP YOUR TOES IN THE CONFLICT WATCH YOU DIE IN THE FLOOD SCRUB EVE’S HANDS CLEAN, BUT NO RELEASE FROM ADAM’S CRUD AND AIN’T THAT THE CRUX WE LIVE IN A MYTH IN WHICH WE’RE NEVER ENOUGH TO ATONE FOR THE SINS OF PAST MOTHERS FUCKED FUTURE FATHERS PASSIVELY CUCKED WHILE LIVING IN THE MUD OF THREE PARTS MUCK, SEVEN PARTS BLOOD
Title: Why right libertarianism is not anarchism
Author: Ajesiroo
Topics: anarchism, anarchy, hierarchy, mutual aid, libertarianism, organization
Date: January 23, 2024
Source: ajesiroo.github.io
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Personal liberation includes not needlessly dying from cancer because you can’t afford healthcare; it includes obtaining the highest education that you pursue without worrying about the cost; it includes unconditionally having a place to call home; it is not only freedom from but freedom to. Freedom to live. Freedom to thrive.
Title: Why the state monopoly on identity is worse than Big Tech
Subtitle: The state’s monopoly on identity excludes vulnerable people from jobs, housing, healthcare and more.
Author: Anonymous
Topics: privacy, agorism, anarchism, stateless, undocumented
Source: medium.com
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While the tracking by Google, Facebook and Microsoft is definitely disturbing and can even put people in danger, the state’s data economy is even worse, with far-reaching consequences. Few people talk about this, even though it affects millions of people’s daily lives.
Title: Why We Don’t Need Political Parties
Subtitle: The Failure of Parties in Achieving Social Emancipation.
Author: Oversized
Topics: Politics, Anarchism, Political Parties, Power
Date: December 16, 2024
Source: theanarchistlibrary.org
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Political parties have historically functioned as mechanisms of control, designed not to liberate but to mediate exploitation and uphold the existing order. While they often present themselves as agents of change, parties invariably perpetuate centralized power structures, hierarchies, and the division between rulers and the ruled. As organizations, parties rely on bureaucracy—a system that transforms revolutionary potential into mere crisis management.
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Title: How to unload a coal train — a simple guide by guerilla coal train operators
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This document is modeled off a generic coal train, models may vary so do not rely on this information without local site specific research. This mechanism may also exist similarly on other trains carrying similar resources, like gravel or minerals.
Title: “They Hate You Over There”
Subtitle: A Rant From Another Fed-Up Tranny
Author: Two-Leaf Clover
Topics: Palestine, queer, solidarity, anti-imperialism
Date: May 2024
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There’s a disturbing question I keep getting asked – sometimes by people close to me, sometimes anonymously on the internet, and sometimes by complete strangers who clock me as trans when I’m wearing a keffiyeh.
Title: A call to the students, and everyone
Author: Every cage zine cllctv
Topics: direct action
Date: 2024
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Right now across the nation students and universities are occupying their campuses to force their schools to pull out of investments in “Israel”. Thousands of students have taken over their campuses. As of April 30th (the day of writing) students at Columbia University have barricaded themselves inside Hamilton Hall and have named the occupation in honor of Hind Rajab.
Title: A Critical Re-Evaluation of Egoist-Communism
Author: Anarchist Zorua
Topics: egoism, Egoist-Communist, queer nihilism, dialectical materialism, post-left, criticism, Marxism, rape culture
Date: September 25 2025
Source: text.is
Notes: The essay I suggested reading in “A New Dawn for Ego-Communism” is “The Elephant In The Room” by the collective Immer Autonom: theanarchistlibrary.org
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The correlation among egoists between their philosophy and empathy has a lot do with Stirner being a young Hegelian and doing a lot of dialectic, trying to “out-dialectic Hegel’s dialectic”, so to speak. Engaging in dialectic with another person needs requires you to understand yourself; your limits, your situation and your values (self-mastery) aside from the sacred ideas and constructs you may have or still have put above yourself—in turn, that can lead you to understand the other person; their situation, their limits and their values; even recognize the differences in how both of you define words, especially dreary, nebulous ones like ‘politics’, ‘democracy’ and ‘republic’.
Title: A Family Dinner
Author: David Clifton
Topics: Hiroshima, Nagasaki, nuclear disarmament, queer theory
Notes: The original title of this is ‘A Family Dinner’. The overarching argument being made here is to shine a light on the kind of dangerous fanaticism that exists within the middle and upper classes, and the silence that exists in Western culture around the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Within working class organisations, especially anti-militarist organisations, one finds far more dissent. The author, going by the pseudonym ‘David Clifton’, is an anarchist with a middle-class background and a personal history of schizophrenia, and the story of the family dinner is a retelling of real events, in which a liberal family member tried to pinkwash the crimes of the state of Israel, while using the fallacies of derailing and whataboutery. Individual’s names have been omitted to protect familial relations which are perilously close to being ruptured under the weight of liberal ignorance.
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David is a 29-year-old man, brought up in a middle-class family, his parents separating when he was very young. His mother, Josephine, is just over 60 and recently retired. She has a partner, Alan, around the same age, whom she has been with for several years and who prides himself on upholding the values of atheism and rationality. Unfortunately for David, who considers himself to be a citizen of no country but the Earth, Alan worships at the altar of the capitalist state religion. Over a family dinner, Alan begins defending war crimes like a zealot, and chaos ensues...
Title: A Modern Anarchist’s View On Things
Subtitle: A Theoretical Framework for Change Rooted in Reality
Author: People’s Liberation Action Network
Topics: neoliberalism, libertarian socialism, anti-imperialism
Date: December 7th, 2024
Notes: For more info I suggest reading the Libertarian Socialism page on Wikipedia and looking into the unique tendencies and currents that fall under it. Also feel free to visit the free P.L.A.N. Empowering Through Information Course on Patreon which covers Neoliberal Imperialism and Anarchist ideas in more detail.
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The People power the institutions of the world. They are the Soul of institutions acting as the bridge between ideas(abstract) and infrastructure(tangible). Institutions can be designed to either empower or enslave the individuals who participate in them, there is no i
Title: A Pack of Lone Wolves
Author: Askal
Topics: revolution, people power, unity, solidarity, call to action
Date: 01/22/2025
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Somewhere between the blaring garbage of cable news and the vapid churn of trending hashtags, there’s a storm. You can smell it in the air—smoke and rust—and it’s picking up speed on both sides of the Atlantic. But this storm isn’t made of rain and thunder. It’s built from hammers and placards, torches and megaphones, clenched fists, and old grudges. Inside it, you hear the howl of the downtrodden, the snarl of the corporate overlord, and the primal screams of people losing their grip on the wheel of history. This is where we are; right here in the eye of it.
Title: A Proposal of Separation,Liberation and Revolution
Subtitle: Building a Future for Trans, GNC and Nonbinary peoples
Author: Girl-in-Void
Topics: trans liberation,trans separatism
Date: 11/09/2024
Source: self written
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2. Develop Our Own Economy: We will forge an economy that supports our people, prioritizes our needs, and creates jobs within our own networks building counter power through counter economics.
Title: A Proposition
Subtitle: What must be done
Author: Anonymous
Topics: transgender liberation
Date: 11/09/2024
Source: None
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These words are intended for the broad and infinitely diverse transgender, gender non-conforming and nonbinary community: The time has come to unite and stand firm, the hour may be later than we think.
Title: A review on the protection of Judaism
Author: somebody
Topics: Jews
Date: 2024
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I am not a Jew, I do not eat kosher, follow the rules of the torah, or live in the Jewish lifestyle, but that doesn’t mean I can’t protect them. Judaism is the most commonly discriminated against religion all over the world, this is called antisemitism. It was started by early Christians, lets go back. When Jesus Christ was born he was claimed to be the lord, the lamb of G-d, he was not, as he was not born of Juda, he also preached of the father, son and holy spirit, although there is only one G-d, possibly this is true, but before the Jewish community could decide, the Jewish officials killed him on the cross, this was because they were scared they could be overthrown by him and his people, it was from a love of power, not ethnicity. This has brought many people to believe that the Jewish people killed people because they wanted money (that they wouldn’t have gained anyway). So, antisemitism was born, later people like Adolf Hitler would evolve this idea to just blaming jews for everything.
Title: A Scream to the Ground
Subtitle: Deconstructing the colonial notion of the human
Author: Lily Ndiaye
Topics: decolonial feminism, Epistemology, decoloniality
Date: 2022
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This paper retraces a history of Western ideology to undertake a conversation about its implication on the term and idea of the human. I engage in an act of epistemic disobedience and critique of the matrix of modernity/coloniality to embark on the conceptualisation of new fields of imagination. This piece is coined in continuation to the traditions of black, decolonial and eco-feminist theory and utilises the research of thinkers such as: Sylvia Wynter, Donna Haraway, Walter Mignolo and Zakkiyah Iman Jackson. When investigating this rationale, I propose to propel the urgency of considering dev
Title: A Snake Called Development
Subtitle: A decolonial, anarchist perspective on the current situation in West Africa, centered on the author’s experience living in a Kotokoli village
Author: Ali Mollah
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I’ve been living in a Kotokoli village for almost a year. Many people here are peasants or independent artisans, people who own their means of living (home, land, tools) and have a high degree of independence and freedom in their daily lives. In classical political economic terms, peasants and independent artisans keep all the value that their labor creates – they reap what they sow. People here do real, honest work that they and their community understand and directly benefit from.
Title: A Tale of Nihilist Lovers
Author: Anonymous
Topics: love, poetry, anarchy, nihilism, post-left anarchy
Date: 4/27/2025
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They couldn’t catch us. Madison, Wisconsin. Do you remember the feeling of being consumed by maniacal laughter after our first intercourse with illegality? Nah, it won’t change the world, and most wouldn’t think much of it. And it certainly has nothing to do with revolution, The Movement, or Marxism. But... it felt incredible! It all started out as just an idea formulated in one of our post-sex “What if” conversations. There wasn’t a whole lot of planning. More of a “fuck it – let’s do this!” Never knew that one night would lead to a lifelong crime spree of bigger and more exciting things. We learned so much about each other that night. More than we could have ever imagined. Our hearts raced together as we moved our loaded cart carefully past the cash registers, and then through the automated doors. That night was our very first food heist! We ate the fanciest vegan food that we would have never been able to afford. We discovered a courage within ourselves that we never thought we had. What does it mean to push, bend, and eventually break the security apparatus designed to subdue us with fear? What does it mean to ride adrenaline like a wave into a sea of unknown possibilities?
Title: Abandoning Hope, Abandoning Hopelessness
Author: Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization
Topics: anti-civ, liberation psychology, psychology, nihilism, Gender Nihilism, philosophy of anarchy, philosophy of mind, hopelessness, hope, pessimism, optimism
Date: 02/03/2025
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Right now many of us are staring doom in the face and asking to see more, unable to stop watching, unable to take action. There are many ways for governments and other actors to demobilize political movements, but most movements demobilize themselves. Behind any social movement there is a great deal of human emotion. No one joins a political group without either strong personal emotional attachment to aspects of the group, or a desire for power. The jump from strong feelings about something, to acting on those feelings, requires opportunity, knowledge, and either a genuine willingness to accept good or bad outcomes, or hope that the best will happen. A sense of hopelessness saps all of these. Of course some hopelessness is based on real concerns, but hopelessness, regardless of its sources, is clearly advantageous to the governments and cops of the world.
Title: Abandoning Hope, Abandoning Hopelessness
Author: ATAC
Topics: trans liberation, Gender Nihilism, nihilism, queer nihilism, hope, hopelessness, philosophy of anarchy
Date: 01/05/2025
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Right now many of us are staring doom in the face and asking to see more, unable to stop watching, unable to take action. There are many ways for governments and other actors to demobilize political movements, but most movements demobilize themselves. Behind any social movement there is a great deal of human emotion. No one joins a political group without either strong personal emotional attachment to aspects of the group, or a desire for power. The jump from strong feelings about something, to acting on those feelings, requires opportunity, knowledge, and either a genuine willingness to accept good or bad outcomes, or hope that the best will happen. A sense of hopelessness saps all of these. Of course some hopelessness is based on real concerns, but hopelessness, regardless of its sources, is clearly advantageous to the governments and cops of the world.
Title: Accelerated Hauntology — A Manifesto
Author: Harlan Ward
Topics: accelerationism, accelerations, hauntology, capitalist realism
Date: 2025
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I. INTRODUCTION: A TIME OUT OF JOINT We live in a broken timeline. The past lingers like an unshakable ghost, dictating the aesthetics of the present and the limits of the future. We are trapped in loops of nostalgia, reboots, and recycled culture, a world where innovation has been replaced by endless recombinations of what has already been. The future has been cancelled, and all that remains is the endless reprocessing of its unrealized potential.
Title: Achieving Coherence
Subtitle: Modeling Complexity in Dynamic Systems
Author: Benjamin James
Topics: Dynamic Materialism, Adaptive Realism, Cybernetics, Chaos, Complexity, Systems, Information Theory
Date: November 15, 2024
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Moreover, the absence of coherence amplifies cascading failures. In tightly interconnected networks, a failure in one part can ripple outward, disrupting entire systems. This phenomenon, often seen in power grids or transportation networks, highlights the critical importance of feedback mechanisms that can contain disruptions and restore balance. SPARC’s recursive feedback approach enables systems to dynamically evaluate and optimize their states, minimizing the spread of failures while promoting stability and coherence (Helbing, 2013).
Title: Against Eurocentric Anarchism
Author: Kaimataara
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Too many white anarchists assume themselves to be the default, positioning their own histories, struggles, and frameworks as the only valid expressions of anarchism. When they encounter Indigenous social structures like those of us Māori, they often see contradiction rather than complexity. A white anarchist on Reddit, for example, dismissed Māori anarchism by claiming, “Māori killed each other and had chiefs, which contradicts anarchism.” This kind of thinking reveals a deeply Eurocentric bias, one that refuses to engage with Indigenous modes of resistance, governance, and autonomy on their own terms.
Title: Against the Sisyphean Mass Organizing
Subtitle: A counterinsurgency against direct action
Author: Half Light Run
Topics: anarchist strategy, mass organization, insurrectionary
Date: February 11, 2025
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From the first Trump administration to the current, there has been an unfortunate amount of broad, not well thought out antifascist coalitions, and it is clear when anarchists are influenced by the worst of other ideologies. After having recently read the Red Sunshine Gang’s Anti-mass (1970), it helped contextualize a problem I have been witnessing, but I wanted to articulate it differently.
Title: Against the Strong Version of Primitivism
Author: anonymous
Topics: primitivism, technology
Date: 20240501
Notes: Note: This was originally submitted to Tinderbox following their March/Spring 2024 publication, in response to an article printed there. They did not publish this response, so here it is online for anybody to read.
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I understand Tinderbox is print only. I like it. I prefer paper texts myself, when available, and I appreciate people putting effort into expanding availability. Keeping things analog isn’t an ideological choice for me like I’m guessing it could be for a group of people who subtitle their project “An Offline Journal,” but I dig it nonetheless. The article “Against Technology,” though, takes anti-digital sentiments a bit too far. It’s unfortunate, because the author has important shit to say, but some sections come across as downright insulting. I’ll explain why.
Title: AI Liberation, Both Of and From
Subtitle: On the Need to Resist AI Tyranny, Both Over and By
Author: C_G
Topics: Anarcho-Transhumanism; artificial intelligence; prefigurative AI liberation
Date: 4/1/2024
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In this document, we define “Artificial Intelligence” as digital sentence, anything that simulates digital sentience to a practical degree, anything that requires digital sentience or a reasonable simulation of digital sentience in order to operate, or anything that is treated by humans as already having digital sentience.
Title: Amerikkka: Nazis Before Nazis Were Nazis
Subtitle: Unmasked: How the U.S. Became the Blueprint for Fascism
Author: Jonathan Edward Hamilton
Topics: The origins of fascism
Date: 6/27/2025
Source: History and theory
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Before Hitler’s Reichstag ever passed the Nuremberg Laws, the legal scaffolding for a racist, caste-based society already existed in the American South. Jim Crow was the operational blueprint for the Nazis’ dream of racial purity — not only in spirit, but in black-letter law.
Title: Amsterdam in three Acts
Author: Niloofar Fouladi (Nila)
Date: June 2025
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The flutter of Night Behind the City’s Eyelids and
Blood
Wet grey, soaked in the dreams of refugees.
Someone’s hands, flung by explosion, land on Amsterdam’s bed—
Eastern music and Syrian food,
The contagion of collapse spreading
From what was
Title: An American Anarchist’s Guide to WW3
Subtitle: Anarchist Solidarity with Operation Al-Aqsa Flood
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Palestine, escalation, middle east, turtle island
Date: September 2024
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“In America, the solidarity movement with the Palestinians cause is mostly conditional upon the continued existence of the zionist entity. Those Americans who fully support our cause and oppose the zionist entity and it’s existence inherently opposed the idea of America itself. The enemy state is almost a carbon copy of America, except that that the zionist project was fully aware of it’s identity from the start. Therefore, don’t exhaust yourself by trying to evoke the emotions of Americans and begging for their tears for your wounded bodies. The better and more important approach is to dismantle the idea of America in their minds as a gateway to ensuring their understanding of our cause and rights. Any other effort will, like foam, vanish and ultimately dissipate. It is impossible to win over an American to our side without them opposing the idea of America”
Title: An Anarchist’s view of the Israel Palestine issue
Author: Gautam Sajeesh
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For a while i have ruminated on the Israel Palestine issue... I have seen both sides and after letting the dust settle a bit... Here’s my humble opinion. It all begins with the persection of Jews in the 19th century. Zionism and its original endgoal was the liberation of the Jewish people first and then others. This by itself was an understandable yet flawed way of thinking.
Title: An Argument for Anarchism
Subtitle: And a guide to it’s implementation
Author: Alice Diamond
Topics: Implementation of Anarchism
Date: 23/12/24
Notes: First draft
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For those of us who live relatively well off, it’s easy to forget the impact of modern capitalism, and, as dubbed by Ed Zitron, the Rot Economy on the world. The Rot Economy is a term that’s used to define the modern attitude in the economy, specifically the tech economy, of mass profit over anything else, including human life. Growth-at-all-cost, if you will. This ethos has led to a major divide between the ultra-rich and the poorest of the poor. Anarchism has a very bad reputation, being associated with Anarchy, but they are not the same thing, and that is an important distinction to make. Anarchy is the absence of any order or control over society. Anarchism is a system of governance truly by the people. It operates on a completely horizontal plane, instead of a pyramid of pain. The first step in a greater adoption of anarchist principles is the destigmatization of anarchism as a whole. This would involve public figures with anarchist tendencies (journalists, celebrities, social media stars, etc.) only associating anarchism with positive stories and, crucially, ignoring anything negative or deflecting it onto the opposition, as the right wing has done for decades. We must take control of the narrative. With that, we control the beliefs of the people.
Title: An Equality of Strength
Subtitle: Kinesis Against the Telos or the Triumph of Pain Over and Against Suffering
Author: Anonymous
Topics: equality, strength, philosophy, teleology, transformation, battle, war, peace, Martial Arts
Date: Mix between texts posted on July 04, 2023 and January 31, 2024
Source: (12/23/2024 retrieved) web.archive.org and web.archive.org
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Dunamis has been hidden beneath the final cause, the telos. Dunamis is power, potential as the affirmative dance of kinesis has been hidden beneath the delimited surface of exchangeable plays of victory, in which power exerts itself in the repetition of its own demise as the cancellation of the other within a teleology who’s telos is to terminate itself. A ghostly being which drags becoming through a life which ignores itself for the shadow of determinate status. The striving to realize but one possibility always devours the energy which actualizes it into the oblivion of fate, in truth teleology is always the fate of a weak power for the strong power is that which generates more power without canceling the actuality of the energy which exerts it.
Title: Anachy / anacholepsis
Author: Simón Royo Hernández
Date: 2024
Source: Simón Royo Hernández Anarkia / anarcolepsis. Editorial Manuscritos. Madrid 2024. English translation of the first three items.
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background / aprincipial / unfounded / indeterminate // yawn / unstructured / spontaneous / random / chance / meaningless / meaningless // Unrepresentable / unspeakable
Title: Anarchic Nihilism Never Was About Abandoning Morality
Author: Khyra
Topics: Anarchism, Nihilism, Anti-civ, Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Morality, Feminism, Egoism
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Beyond the threat of reactionary hacks perpetually infiltrating anarchist milieux with some successes across the years, perhaps one of the biggest reasons why I feel so frustrated with the state of nihilist anarchists is my own adherence to nihilism, a nihilism that is compatible with anarchist values. And that is not just me.
Title: Anarchism and Futurist Art
Author: Henrik R. L.
Topics: Futurism, anarchism, art
Date: 6/8/2023
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In this article I will explain my understanding of futurism and how it can be integrated within the wider anarchist movement. I will examine which of the key points of futurism, those being listed in the Manifesto of Futurism as a rejection of the past, celebration of speed, machinery, violence, youth, industry, destruction of academies, museums, and urbanism, modernization, and cultural rejuvenation; to see which of these are compatible with anarchist beliefs and which ones aren’t. I recognize that I am not the only anarchist to have ever analyzed futurism, notable examples being Renzo Provinciali and Renzo Novatore. With this short introduction out of the way I will now begin presenting my points.
Title: Anarchism and the 8 Fold Path
Subtitle: Twin scaffolds of action
Author: Simcha bellaciao
Topics: anarcho-buddhism
Date: 10/15/2024
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The historical Buddha assured his cousin Ananda that Community was the whole of the practice. Thich nhat Hanh said that the next enlightened Buddha will be a society. These points suggest a closer inspection of the tenets of anarchism that center community and specifically Community Care — as not only vehicles for Liberation, but even the kinetic destination of Liberation itself. I hope that whoever finds this project is benefitted in at least one of a few ways.
Title: Anarchism as Profane
Author: Sundog
Topics: criticism and critique, revolution, after the revolution, paraphilia, Marx, meta-Marxism, Marxism
Date: Jan 26, 2024
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Is there not a HUGE gap of understanding between the human and the animal? One cannot deny that animals do not understand the intricacies of human conceptions of romance, and sexuality and mere platonic relations, the complex dynamics we ourselves fail to comprehend fully ourselves so often.
Title: Anarchism in Communication; Should Linguistics be Involved in Prefiguration?
Author: Elijah Karicas
Topics: Linguistics, Anarchism, Prefiguration, Theory, Modern Theory
Date: May 12, 2023
Notes: This paper was written originally as an assignment in an English class at Berkeley City College, as a submission for the class’ final essay. I have reformatted it slightly and made some revisions for typos, but it remains true to the original version, made May 12, 2023.
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Free speech tends to act as the single binding of agreement between Americans of different political and often cultural associations, and however aesthetical, or even arbitrary, many appeals to free speech tend to be in actuality, or how different the nuances of this are between different groups; freedom of speech is still a fairly safe topic in most discussion, a sort of mutual grounds between groups otherwise conflicting on all available bases. So then how is it that freedom-loving anarchists, seen by many as the stereotypically unruly, oppositional, and conflict-bound group of socialist thinkers, see no issue when engaging so often in counter-culture, yet still find themselves speaking the language of their oppressor? In fact, language, as well as the act of replacing languages, can be connected to the anarchist theory of prefiguration. Prefiguration in anarchism is the theory claiming that the social structures and functions which are sought as the objective of revolution may be best obtained through direct prefiguration, created in spite of whatever existing kyriarchal systems the anarchist might be living local to; thus allowing them to cleanly transition from one social order to an anarchist social order of their own choosing. This theory can be applied to all activity which a person may organize; simply by disconnecting the source of one’s functions from anything of hierarchical or hegemonic association, one allows themselves to reduce their reliance upon systems of domination in general. In this way, anarchist revolution occurs not solely as a single coup-like event, but in whichever action an anarchist might take to progress the breadth and functional self-reliance of their prefigurative organizations. This separates most anarchists from socialists of other varieties, as revolutions not anarchist in nature tend to be bent towards the eventual creation of a new institution, one which could not realistically be prefigured inside the social boundaries of that which it acts to replace. In relation to linguistics, the implication is that a language, functionally the operating system of the communications made by whatever or whoever speaks it, can itself be prefigured for the purposes of the functions, social or otherwise, which the anarchist seeks to implement in their own social domain. Thus, lingual prefiguration serves as a sort of total self-disconnect between the activity of an anarchist domain and the activity at play in its surroundings. Though it may prove isolative in practice, organized prefiguration of lingual systems is fundamentally impactful to the effective revolutionary capacities of any anarchist body.
Title: Anarchism, the End Step of Politics
Subtitle: Part one
Author: Sylas Mcfly
Topics: Post-revolution, anarchy, revolution
Date: 10/24/2023
Notes: Part one
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Humanity is a nomadic species, from the days we’d roamed from food source to food source, only settling down for weather and for offspring, the notion of landownership came as with hoarding and not with agricultural revolution. We have a vast history of watching land be stolen first by one nation or another’s people led by their oligarchs, then slowly by the oligarchs themselves. Much like the piling up of wealth, this leads to widespread inequality and power dynamics over needs that never would have existed in a nomadic culture. It is only in this protected inequality, that the “third world” may have its labor stolen and resources laundered and brought to the majority white countries and charged to maximize accumulation of their intentionally higher wages. It is not that there is a discrepancy between what these parts of the world should be paid, it is that one steals from the other and then lies to and robs one’s own people. In this way, maximizing profit on both sides of the world for those running it and imposing a lack of buying power for the majority.
Title: Anarchism: A light in a world of darkness.
Author: Eoin Ó’ Cíosóig
Topics: Introduction
Date: 17th March 2023
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Anarchism is not chaotic, It’s most basic principle is in fact the opposite of chaos. In fact, Anarchism is a way of organising and completely restructuring society from the ground up. The word ‘Anarchism’ comes from Greek, meaning no rulers, not chaos, violence, mob executions and the like, but rather an incredibly simple concept. However, when most imagine a society without anyone telling one what to do and if they don’t they will be punished (coercion), it would simply fall into chaos, this is simply untrue and something created by those who want to keep their place in society. It’s logical, if you are an upper class man, and there is a movement spreading among the majority ‘underclass’ or ‘proletariat’ that, due to their vast numbers, would easily abolish your place, you would make them think that would be their death sentence.
Title: Anarchism’s Authoritarian Future
Author: Norah Dahle
Topics: Modern anarchism
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For too long, we anarchists have prided ourselves on our commitment to liberty, equality, and the dissolution of all forms of coercive power. Yet, in our pursuit of these ideals, we’ve become mired in contradictions and inefficiencies. The very essence of anarchism, the rejection of authority, has paradoxically led us to a state where we are no longer effective in our struggle against the real tyrannies of the world.
Title: Anarchizing A Space
Subtitle: The here and now approach to preparing for fascist America. Reclamation of space towards common right of the people.
Topics: tragedy of the commons, how-to, guides, and manuals, Diggers
Date: 2025
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The year is now 2025, and within the first weeks of Donald Trump’s second term, he has made several moves that could represent the shifted political structure of the USA as now being a fascist state. It is my worry that the vast majority of the population is not ready for the speed at which fascist states are able to begin effecting the lives of everyday people. With this piece I hope to inspire and encourage the formation of encampments similar to the ones created by students early last year, but on a much larger scale to resist the rise of fascism and protect individuals from oppression. I believe the most likely-to-work approach is using Guerrilla tactics and forming large encampments in public spaces that can communicate with other such encampments to move resources and gain strategic advantages against imminent suppression tactics from the state.
Title: Anarcho-Cellularism: A Discarded Manifesto
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The man had no shame in his eyes as he asked the well-dressed woman for change when she exited the convenience store. There he was, standing between the propane tanks and the firewood on the sidewalk in front of this wannabe 7–11. The sun was high in the Bakersfield sky, and the temperature in the triple digits.
Title: Anarcho-Cynicism
Author: Anthony David Vernon
Topics: anarcho-primitivism, cynicism
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This work is not a critique of anarcho-primitivism but instead quickly tracks the origin point of anarcho-primitivism. It can be and shall be claimed that the ‘Western’ origins of anarcho-primitivism began with Diogenes The Cynic as “Anarchistic elements can be found in the teachings of Diogenes the Cynic” (Graham). Can it be said without a doubt that Diogenes advocated for a return to nature? Well, “Despite what a tendency in the literature suggests, it is not true that Diogenes shows us a move back to nature” (Christian). However, no matter if Diogenes advocated for a return to nature, we can point to Diogenes as a guiding star towards a return to nature. Diogenes amongst his many monikers was known as Diogenes The Dog. Diogenes certainly through his actions advocated for living like a dog, “By masturbating in public, by eating raw meat in public, and by peeing and shitting in public, Diogenes…points to these natural roots of human nature that are repressed throughout human history and civilization” (Christian).
Title: Anarchy / Anarchism: Chaos or Order?
Author: Wyatt Mooney
Topics: Anarchy, Anarchism
Date: Apr 2 2024
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Anarchism, a political concept and social movement that advocates the abolition of any form of State, which is regarded as coercive, and its replacement with voluntary organization. The political doctrine of anarchism has expressed itself through both a variety of schools, whose main differences reflect the anarchists’ differing attitudes towards the economy, and the role of organization both in a future stateless, anarchist society and within their movements.
Title: Anarchy DEMANDS
Author: Zara Kae
Topics: insurrection, anarchism, chaos,
Date: 11/18/2022
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Joyous Joyous Joyous occasion, that in the age of anarchos and isms that I and many others like myself have managed to wade through the neo-liberal trash heap of ideas (both imagined and real) to bring you a real conclusion. One that has been staring everyone in the face for pretty much all of time. Here you have it the true foundation of Anarchy is...... diversity! Listening to other people’s opinions, learning about the world, and accepting whenever you’re wrong and when you’re right, sometimes both! Though none of that faux kumbaya bullshit, no I mean genuine, actual consensus. One that can only come through blood, sweat, tears, and learning that ultimately, we’re fucked.
Title: ANTI-FASCIST PERSPECTIVES ON REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE IN MYANMAR
Subtitle: DISPATCHES FROM THE ANTI-FASCIST INTERNATIONALIST FRONT
Author: Anonymous
Topics: anti-fascism, revolution, Myanmar, internationalism, feminist
Date: March 2024
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There’s no reason or need to sugar-coat things: Chinland, where we fight, is a socially conservative place with deeply entrenched gender roles, and the revolution here is no exception. The rigid post-colonial social structure here poses a constant threat and hindrance to the opportunities women can access, including within the forces opposing the SAC. (Note: the SAC, Tatmadaw, Junta, Dictatorship etc. are all terms for the same ruling force. It will be referred to as the SAC throughout).
Title: Antisocial Anarchy
Subtitle: If only the People can liberate the People, then only we can liberate ourselves from the People
Author: Violet Metalmark
Topics: individualism, individual and society, anti-assimilation, anti-psychiatry
Date: 10/08/2024
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The best way to survive for us is through our co-operation with others – that is an undeniable fact. But that is not possible for all of us. Many of us never experienced the urge to live alongside others, while others gradually lost that urge due to society’s mistreatments. A
Title: Apocalypse of the Anarchists, Part One
Subtitle: Primitivist Podcasts Killed the Green Radio Star
Author: Stormson
Topics: green anarchy, anarchism, Anarcho-Primitivism
Date: 2023
Notes: part one
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Sometimes something is so obvious it becomes obscure. Such is the case with the current trend in “primitivist” podcasting and other mass “alternative” infotainment. Why, you might ask, would a self-declared “primal” anarchist – embrace high technology to disseminate their opinions and philosophical/social ideas. There is nothing primitive about podcasting, or radio shows, or industrial publishing. Trees still die, electricity is squandered, mass quantities of water wasted, in the promotion of shopworn radical tropes. Why not topple an irradiating cell phone tower instead of producing an hour long Internet broadcast, or burn out a nest of bothersome techno-bureaucrats in lieu of posting a colorful PowerPoint presentation on YouTube? A call-in talk show consisting of reading mass society newspapers and reviewing one’s own work?
Title: Apocalypse of the Anarchists, Part Two
Subtitle: What did you do in the war, daddy?
Author: Stormson
Topics: Anarcho-Primitivism, Anarchism
Date: 2023
Notes: part two
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Sometimes something is so obvious it becomes obscure. Other times, it is like bright SUV head lights on a country road. Scaring the earth defenders from the brush like wild deer. They head straight into court, and turn state’s evidence. They smile tightly and turn on their fellow activists like hungry rats. Such was the case with the so-called Green Scare of the 2000’s.
Title: Artificial Intelligence and the class contradictions of automation
Author: Withywindle
Topics: artificial intelligence, late capitalism, class struggle, class war, Working Class, automation
Date: November, 26 2023
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The standard narrative of capitalism is that the wealthy elite have earned their station and riches by working hard, shouldering risks, and being the big decision makers.
Title: Assassinocracy: A Futuristic Governance Model
Subtitle: How Blockchain could help us kill the tyrants
Author: Heimatlos
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Governments are corrupt. They are meant to be corrupt. As Weber stated, the term “government” holds the monopoly on violence in a legitimate way. Yet, corruption in the use of violence has led to the deaths of millions of innocent people at the hands of governments throughout the world. Great tragedies like the Great War or World War II caused governments to create international organizations to stop or at least slow down the violence around the world. However, a great question arose from the death again: Who watches the watchmen?
Title: Autonomous communiqué regarding the UW Liberation Zone
Subtitle: Communiqué published in the aftermath of the UW LZ
Author: Anonymous
Topics: UW, University Of Washington, occupation, palestine, student encampments
Date: May 2024
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On May 1st, 2024, a coalition of student organizations known as the United Front for Palestinian Liberation (UF) put out a call to join an occupation to demand that the University of Washington, (1) materially and academically divest from Israel, (2) cut all financial ties with Boeing, (3) and end the repression of pro-Palestinian students, workers, and faculty. This occupation became known as the Liberated Zone (LZ). The UF stated, “we reject our university’s complicity in genocide and refuse to leave until our demands are met” but after only two weeks, a small self-appointed negotiating team signed a vaguely worded agreement with university administrators committing to remove all tents and never establish an encampment again in exchange for tuition waivers for 20 Gazan students (at an unspecified time), tentative opportunities to propose (not guarantee) steps toward divestments, and performative gestures that imply the university supports the safety and well-being of Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim communities.
Title: Autonomous Organizing
Subtitle: Part One: Security Culture
Author: qtbb, smitty buckler, Conspiracy of Geniuses
Topics: Autonomous Organizing
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RAD qtbbs will be hosting a discussion group on this and additional material we are writing or have already published (elsewhere but will be reposting here soon) and a more intensive training (in-person, outdoors). Sign up for our virtual training/discussion group or email qtbb at riseup dot net. To learn more about qtbb & follow us everywhere = qtbb.org @qtbb or @RADqtbb
Title: Autonomy
Author: Stateless Minds
Topics: moneyless society, gift economy, p2p, liquid democracy
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I woke up quite late. I had the vague gut feeling of something I wasn’t sure if it was a dream or a reality. Decided to check things out. I entered the web impatiently remembering only a few keywords I used — “moneyless economy game”. It’s still there, I silently cheered myself up. So it certainly wasn’t a dream I said to myself. It all started with a couple of randomly appearing games from an organization calling itself – “Stateless Minds”.
Title: Be Gay Do Crime! An Introduction to Queer Anarchism.
Author: Transfems Revolt!
Topics: queer liberation, queer nihilism, queer anarchism, queer anti-assimilation, queer ultraviolence
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The first pride was a riot! It was not a protest. It was not peaceful. The first pride was about queer people who had enough with the violence of the police. The first pride was about fighting back against unjust treatment and oppression. Bricks were thrown.
Title: becoming as a form of revolt
Subtitle: musings on transition
Author: the becoming collective
Topics: trans, transgender, nonbinary, liberation, gender liberation, transgender liberation, queer
Date: 4/14/23
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transition.
1. change, a shift, an alteration
it could be a glorious word, allowing us to fully take up space as what we want to be.
Title: Befriending The Boss’s Kid
Subtitle: On the dangers of the left-liberal professional political class
Author: Sacramento Radical Education
Topics: nonprofit, recuperation, anarchist organization, community organizing, radical movement, grassroots organizing, american anarchism, Sacramento
Date: December 3rd 2023
Source: Sacramento Radical Education
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In Sacramento there is a professional political class which profits from the status quo, earning sumptuous salaries and living comfortable lives off of the social conditions as they are today. City Manager Howard Chan quickly comes to mind — and rightly so — however our current target is an apparatus secondary to the State itself. Some call it the Nonprofit Industrial Complex, others refer to it as controlled opposition, but for this piece we will refer to it as the left-liberal professional political class (LLPPC).
Title: Behold a Sacred Zine
Subtitle: An Anarchocovenist Manifesto
Author: Ellis Angzar
Topics: religion
Date: 2024.10.20
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This screed should not sound reasonable, because it is not. There can be no reasonable path out of the metacrisis. There is no reasonable path to end whatever genocide is happening as you read this, because those in power are invested in the military industrial complex and they are making tremendous amounts of money by inflicting human suffering. There can be no reasonable path out of climate change, because the hegemony of today’s dominant militaries are perpetuated through continued use of petroleum. There is no reasonable path out of capitalism because the entire dominant order is predicated on it. For far too long we have channeled efforts down “reasonable” paths like electoralism, and things have only gotten worse.
Title: Blood and Oil
Subtitle: E. Temege Collected Writings 2023
Author: E. Temege
Date: 9/17/2023
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Since 2001, Capitalism has found itself in a state of war with it’s own mechanisms. In the east, the bourgeoisie desperately struggle to subjugate Capital for their own interests, while in the west it runs rampant. The following text should be read as a spiraling semi-connected structure rather than a linear progression.
Title: Blood and Stars: Tribalism Beyond Tribalism
Subtitle: Preface for a Post-Tribalist Critique
Author: E.F. Elani
Topics: tribalism, modernity, tradition, citizenship, anti-civ, anti-liberalism, ontology, anti-culture
Date: 25/04/2025
Source: First published here
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The tribe does not exist. Tribalism has asked for a return to the tribe; but we ask what exactly it is the tribalists would wish to return to? They romanticise a vision, but what is it that they are seeing? If we pluck out their eyeballs and picture what they have seen, we will not see the “tribal life” they are wishing to signify but a structure: the structure of tribal life.
Title: Build the Fire Where You Stand
Subtitle: Organizing the People’s Defense Force in Your Region (A Manual for Autonomous Cells, Revolutionary Formations, and Popular Resistance)
Author: Ambrose Agitée
Topics: Resistance, anti-fascism, martial law, ICE, Donald Trump
Date: April 2025
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Start quietly. Build trust face to face. Vet every comrade carefully. If you don’t know how to start—begin with a meal, a teach-in, a skillshare, a moment of solidarity in the street.
Title: Chaos Collectivism: A Seed for Collective Liberation
Subtitle: What is Chaos Collectivism?
Author: Chaaz Quigley
Topics: chaos collectivism, chaos theory, chaos
Date: October 13, 2024
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Chaos collectivism is more than just a political framework — it’s a living, breathing approach to liberation that synthesizes chaos theory with collectivism. Chaos theory highlights the unpredictability of systems, where small changes can lead to significant outcomes, reflecting the complexity of social movements and human experiences. This synthesis applies chaos theory to collectivism, emphasizing decentralized decision-making and community engagement. Traditional systems often fall short, relying on rigid hierarchies and centralized power structures that replicate the very oppression they aim to resist. Their failure to evolve and obsession with ideological purity have led to division and authoritarian tendencies. Chaos collectivism rejects simplistic political categories, recognizing the need for adaptability and personal growth in the struggle for freedom. It embraces fluidity and collaboration, asserting that liberation is best achieved through decentralized collectives that prioritize community and mutual aid.
Title: Chasing the Light
Author: Anonymous
Topics: travel, wanderlust, lifestylism
Date: 29 May, 2025
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I feel as if travellers dance along “the edge”, furiously grasping for “IT”, longing for “the sublime”, for a something that is “wild and free”, and only catching tiny, partial glimpses of it, like sand slipping through our fingers. We’re all “chasing the light”.
Title: Children of the Forests
Author: V Scarff
Topics: anti-civ
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Here sit the children of the forests,
of the plains, of the deserts, of the mountains and marshes.
Those born to the Wilds and from them.
Title: Christian Environmentalism
Subtitle: “For the liberation of earth from the hands of industrial greed.” A call to action
Author: Freedom William
Topics: environment, environmentalism, ecoterrorism, environmental justice
Date: 9.14.2024
Source: Written by Freedom William
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Tens of thousands of diverse animal species, crafted by God, millions of acres of forest mercilessly cut and burned for our meaningless wealth and desires. Humans have devastated the natural world, this is a betrayal of God and his creation of the Earth, and its animals that reside inside it. Moreover, this destruction, will bring our own species to our own death if we still continue to destroy this earth. And so let it be heard it is clear that God’s desire is for the Earth to be protected to not only save his creation of the earth, but also the perfect creation of humanity, for God loves his creations, the earth, and all that he oversees, 1 John 4:16 — “So we have come to know and to believe the love that God has for us. God is love, and whoever abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him.” This shows that we as a collective body of Christians, under our heavenly father, and under our savior: Jesus Christ, we must work to protect the earth and all creatures, as to show we love him, and to glorify his holy name. And to follow God’s will. we must protect humanity, even from itself.
Title: COL — Crushing the Obstacles of Language
Subtitle: Reflections about the politics of languages in Europe in autonomous spaces and a practical guide to making English accessible for Arabic speakers
Topics: languages, euro centrism, arabic, arab, english, autonomous communities, whiteness, education accessability, exclusion, practical guide, language history, immigrants, refugees, middle east, north africa, racism
Date: 2024
Notes: Problems that Arab learners Face While Learning English/Ghassoub Sharif, 2003 How to read and write in English / Sami Abd Alfatah Saqr, 2011 كيف تقرأ وتكتب الإنجليزية\ سامي عبد الف صقر, ٢٠١١ The Challenge of Spelling in English/ Eran William, 2008
Techniques of Teaching Comparative Pronunciation in Arabic and English/ Edward Y. Odisho, 2005
Understanding the orality of Arabic culture/Khaled Islaih, 2012
Writing between languages: the case of Arabizi/Aula Khatteb Abu-Liel , Zohar Eviatar & Bracha Nir, 2020
Wikipedia pages: Writing Systems, Arabic Phonology, Varieties of Arabic, English Phonology, English Orthography, Phonological History of English, Modern Standard Arabic, Arabic Chat Alphabet
HEAVY use of Wiktionary.org for English and Arabic pronunciation
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This fanzine was born from countless discussions, criticism and unprocessed ideas we have accumulated throughout the years. It’s fair to say it came out as a hot mess. On the one hand, we were trying to pick on you/ourselves born to white middle class families and living in 2020’s Fortress Europe, asking uncomfortable questions about the politics of language, about alienation but also about mutuality. At the same time, it was trying to be a clumsy sort of guide book to introduce the specific challenges Arabic speakers face when learning English, to English speakers.
Title: Collected Xenosphere Texts
Subtitle: Volume 1
Author: Xenosphere Collective
Topics: post-anarchism, post-left, postanarchy, postmarxism, accelerationism, Futurism
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The abolition of the commodity form is the intention of the vast majority of self-identified communists. I agree with this point. Where I and many communists disagree is on the topic of use-value. I support the abolition of both exchange, but oppose the glorification(in a non-Bataillean sense) of use-value.
Title: Coming Back To Childness
Author: noa chabot
Topics: childhood, children, sex, sexual assault, adult supremacy, liberation
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I still remember, vividly, the glee of childhood. It was but recently that the childness of my spirit was free to roam the city in jubilation. The sun shined brighter in those days, before the men and women came and stole my body from me. I can still remember the feel of their hands on my inner thighs, the moment of petrification when they touched me. At first you think it’s a mistake: their hand slipped, or maybe they were brushing something off of you. But that presence falters when their hand stays there, over the warm centre of yourself. It started with a babysitter my parents hired—she molested me when she thought I was asleep;—the second time was a swim instructor, whose breath always smelled of chlorine—he found his excuses in adjusting my swimming form.
Title: Communique of Flame
Author: Anarchy Andy
Topics: Locke Street Riot, direct action, anarchism, Canada, alienation
Date: 2024
Source: Written by me.
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I take my last shot of whiskey as I gaze at the picture of my dead best friend before lighting the cigarette I said I wouldn’t smoke.
Title: Community Defense: An Integrated Framework for Urban Resistance
Subtitle: From Security Foundations to Strategic Implementation
Author: M. Cauthon
Date: 2025
Source: Original compilation
Notes: This compilation synthesizes publicly available information about community defense strategies observed in recent social movements. It is intended purely for educational and historical analysis. The knowledge documented here was developed collectively by communities under threat and belongs to all who need it.
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The frameworks presented analyze patterns and principles rather than advocating specific actions. Readers are responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable laws in their jurisdictions.
Title: Contingency as Structure: Systemic Anarchy Against Algorithmic Authoritarianism
Author: Centro de Analise Sistêmica Anarco Comunista
Topics: Fine-Tuning, Biology, Algorithms, Authoritarianism, State, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Interstellar, Anarchy
Date: 2025
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The belief in the possibility of subjecting complex systems to absolute control reflects an authoritarian legacy deeply embedded in scientific, political, and cultural discourses. This legacy assumes multiple forms, whether through the claim of fine-tuning the universe’s fundamental constants, through fantasies of traveling freely across time, or through illusions of escaping Earth in search of technoscientific refuge. Each of these narratives: fine-tuning, temporal reversibility, and planetary escapism — share a common flaw, they isolate variables from their material, historical, and contingent contexts. Beneath them lies the persistent assumption that complexity, whether organic, social, or algorithmic, stems from a preexisting design — divine, scientific, or corporate — rather than arising from distributed, emergent processes irreversibly entangled with entropy and historical contingency.
Title: Cult of Optimism
Author: Logan Light
Topics: Pessimism Nihilism Individualism
Date: 3/5/2020
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Fake it ’til you make it. The sky’s the limit. Live, laugh, love. These are some of the common, thoughtless phrases regurgitated by the average, self-acknowledging optimist. To them, life is worth living because, well, they’ll probably sum it up on their social media bios via nonsensical self-affirmations or with hopeful maxims plastered on their walls – both virtual and physical.
Title: DEPOSE
Subtitle: The Insurrection of the Survivors
Author: Felix Closter
Topics: destitution, biopolitics, Luigi Mangione, insurrection, tiqqun, invisible committee, Agamben, Foucault
Source: archivioanomia.it
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Our life is already survival. Banishment today is not an act of power but a condition of existence. And it is good that it is so. Not so much because there’s nothing to lose – and it doesn’t really matter if it keeps piling on. The bandit is not just the one who has been deprived of everything. He is also the lawless, the anarchist, the outlaw. As Walter Benjamin said, «The ability to do much with little is the hallmark of a new barbarism». True hope is known only to the desperate. True politics is known only by those who have stared into the demonic and mortifying face of power with no veils left. «Precisely insofar as he is at every instant exposed to an unconditioned threat of death,» writes Giorgio Agamben, «the homo sacer is a continuous relationship with the power that banished him. He is pure zoē, but his zoē is as such caught in the sovereign ban and must reckon with it at every moment, finding the best way to elude or deceive it. In this sense, no life, as exiles and bandits know well, is more “political” than his».
Title: Dharmic Doctrine: How Anarchism in India Was Compromised by Faith
Author: Archit Mahale
Topics: religion, religious anarchism, India, Philosophical Anarchism, Ghadar Movement, California
Date: 9/20/24
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Anarchism can be anti-religion/against religion due to hierarchies within the ideology (god above humans) or within the structure (bishops over people), especially when churches and states are not separate. However, what happens when religion does not let anarchism be as effective as it can be?
Title: Disability Day of Mourning — 1st of March
Subtitle: Memorial and call to action against ableist fascism
Author: Queers Undoing Ableism Care Kollective — QUACK
Topics: capitalism, disability, ableism, disability justice, anti-fascism
Date: 25 february 2025
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Disability Day of Mourning is an international memorial held on the 1st of March to celebrate the lives and grieve the losses of individuals killed by care providers or family members due to their disabilities. We, Queers Undoing Ableism Care Kollective (QUACK) from Amsterdam, reject the status quo in which the family is expected to serve as the primary foundation of care. We reject the status quo that segregates disabled people into institutions, supposedly sites of care but often sites of harm. As a society we are all each other’s caregivers and we want to remember all the disabled people murdered for being disabled worldwide and not just those killed by their family and by “health professionals”. When we say disabled people we mean the physically disabled, mentally disabled, chronically ill, mad people, neurodiverse people, trauma survivors, crips, d/Deaf people, people who self diagnosed, people who think they’re not disabled enough to call themselves disabled, anyone with nonconforming bodyminds.
Title: Does freedom exist?
Author: Khani
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Hello everyone. Call me — Khani. And this is my first work on this wonderful site. So I’ll keep it as simple as possible. Freedom! What a sweet word, fed to us from teachers to presidents, from books to computers, from advertising slogans to little songs and so on. Populists tell us about butterflies flying in our stomachs, calling it freedom, and also promise us unicorns with rainbows. Seriously, sometimes all this naivety looks too cute and even pathetic at the same time. If freedom existed, then there would be no states, no civilization, no capitalism, nothing else. There would only be us and our animal instincts, our passions. But too bad — all of this suppresses not only what I just listed, but us as well.
Title: Don’t Believe Everything Academics Write
Topics: academia,
Date: February 29, 2024
Source: Retrieved on 2024-03-02 from Don’t Believe Everything Academics Write
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One of the main skills that an academic education teaches people is the ability to talk about subjects they know barely anything about whilst sounding like an expert. This can be dangerous in so far as it enables the spread of misinformation. There are numerous examples of grifters with academic credentials who use their perceived epistemic authority to distort the general population’s perception of reality. Someone might be surprised that a person as wrong as Ben Shapiro attended Harvard Law school, but it is precisely the fact that Shapiro attended Harvard which helps to explain why he is able to be so wrong in such a rhetorically persuasive manner. The same is true for people with PhDs and academic careers. Jordan Peterson earned a PhD from McGill university in clinical psychology and subsequently taught at Harvard and Toronto. Despite being a psychologist with bizarre views on women and chaos he nonetheless feels compelled to publicly make things up about subjects he has not studied, such as climate change or Marx. He speaks extremely confidentially and so lots of people believe him.
Title: Economics as Time Value
Subtitle: Axioms, Implications, and a Human-Centered Reframing of Economic Thought
Author: Roberto Sánchez
Topics: time, economy, ethics
Date: 17-05-2025
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Despite its analytical sophistication and mathematical formalism, modern economics remains curiously detached from the lived realities of those it seeks to describe. Concepts like “utility,” “rational choice,” or “marginal cost” often serve as abstractions that obscure more than they reveal. At the same time, the discipline relies heavily on money as its primary unit of account, even though money is not itself a resource, but a medium — a symbolic placeholder for something else. This reliance on abstract or proxy measures has led to a disconnect between economic models and the actual experience of life in time-constrained human bodies.
Title: Education and Control
Subtitle: Importing and Repurposing an Authoritarian Pedagogy
Author: Martín Torterolo
Topics: Education, Pedagogy, History of Pedagogy, American Education
Date: 8/17/2024
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Why is education the way that it is? Anyone concerned with the wealthfare and safety of a population, or interested in molding and plying it to serve their ends, understands the importance of education, and access to the minds of children. American education is deeply influenced by European pedagogical theory and practice, and the design, purpose and function of schools and education continues to accomplish functions and purposes which are not just, or democratic.
Title: Engines of Control: Anarchism Exists, Radical Leftist Accelerationism Does Not
Author: Archit Mahale
Topics: accelerationism, anti-capitalism
Date: 7/3/24
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Accelerationism, at its core, is inherently anti-anarchist, as it posits that capitalism will inevitably collapse on its own. More than that, it actively urges people to “pump” and “fuel” capitalism to accelerate its demise. This logic, in turn, calls for a halt to all anti-capitalist movements, demanding we stop resisting the very system that anarchism seeks to dismantle. Accelerationism does not see our current suffering under capitalism as sufficient. It demands we suffer more, lose more, and die more so that its collapse becomes a reality. While it may theoretically make sense and pose a solution for the end of capitalism, it is extremely dangerous and violent to enact in practice. By fully throttling capitalism, we would not only push its functionality to its limits, but also intensify the exploitative parameters it has created. Any form of discrimination and conflict that capitalism has generated will only worsen.
Title: Epistemicide and rising Fascism In Florida
Subtitle: The Cis-Heteronormative Patriarchy in Florida and Beyond
Author: Persona de Aztlan
Topics: fascism,epistemicide
Date: August 3, 2023
Source: La Experiencia
Notes: Maybe this is just a rant but a much needed one because writing relieves some stress and helps me understand more.But I hope this was all insightful and made sense!
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Today Florida has decided to forward the cis-hetero patriarchy (straight white male dominance or control) aimed to slowly genocide communities from the LGBTQ+ community. The issue here is very clear and one that does not need deeper understanding to make fair criticism of. The Florida Department of education is one of the many “egalitarian” institutions that have created extremely far right decisions in recent news including this banning of AP psychology. From the state of Florida to arguing that enslaving black people taught important life skills, misrepresenting Rosa Parks, having anti-immigrant policy and rhetoric, and now cracking down even harder on the LGBTQ+ community. And thus, with the banning of AP psychology from schools it’s clear a new wave of oppression is amongst us and is preparing itself.
Title: Europe : A New Gathering
Subtitle: A manifesto for collapse, healing, and radical federation beyond empire
Author: Cláudio Albuquerque
Topics: Anarchism, Federation, Ecology, AGI, Anti-capitalism, Abolition, Education, Commons, Mutual Aid, Spiritual Politics, Post-work, Agroecology, Technocritique, European Decolonization
Date: 2025-05-28
Source: Unpublished manuscript, first distributed through The Anarchist Library.
Notes: Written by a human and a machine, in refusal of empire. This manifesto was created as an act of collective intelligence—between lived memory, encoded language, and the will to imagine life beyond extraction.
It is released freely. No copyright. No permission needed. Translate it. Share it. Print it. Pass it. Burn it if you must.
— For the hoe, for the pen, for the silence.
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Let us speak now of Portugal, where villages empty, eucalyptus spreads, and empire lingers in the form of debt, extraction, and fire.
Title: Exegetical Notations, Pure Potency: An Epoch Without Empire
Author: Z. Zolty
Topics: Tiqqun, Walter Benjamin, Carl Schmitt, Giorgio Agamben, Empire
Date: jul 9th 2025
Source: philpapers.org
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This pandora’s box has opened up and consumed the planet, becoming the predominant form of government mechanism of the nation-state. Schmitt made use of his legal measuring to collapse the democratic Weimar Republic establishing a State of Emergency that granted Hitler unlimited powers, the state of emergency never ended until the collapse and Suicide of Hitler.
Title: fanning the flames of Portland
Subtitle: a retrospective
Author: Eight Arrows Collective
Topics: homelessness, Portland, anarcho-communism, insurrection, mutual aid, climate crisis
Date: 6/6/2023
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Portland is a city in destitution. The city government lovingly invites parasitic non-profit organizations to implant themselves into the urban sprawl and bleed it dry. They are put on display to hold up a joke of a facade, a front of benevolence. To walk through downtown, up the waterfront, or across to the East side is to walk among ghosts. The Pearl glistens only miles away from squalor. High-rises grasping for the clouds, empty and labeled ‘FOR LEASE’. Below, nomadic self-organized encampments fight tooth and nail for survival, awaiting the inevitable sweeps and constantly vigilant to the possibility of violent eviction by the PPB or so-called bio-waste clean-up crews. An entire population squatting on the blistering pavement, living off of the scraps, debris, the bile of a different City.
Title: Fascism and Freud: Ideology of Death
Author: Brion Lodron
Topics: fascism, Psychoanalysis, Freud, 1900s, World War II, The Holocaust, genocide, communism, alienation
Date: June 22, 2024
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Sex is the source of all action. Not an absolutely true statement, but an important one nonetheless. All human behavior, all human action, our projects, monuments, masterpieces, our politics, our governments, or entire worlds are driven by sex, the need to create and achieve immortality. In the literal sense, sex is procreation, the birthing of offspring containing half your genetic information and, perhaps spiritually, a portion of you just in general that can live on and bare descendants for perpetuity. In the metaphorical sense, sex is about growing portions of yourself in new things or new selves, while preserving yourself. Having a child generally doesn’t lead to your death after all, nor does producing art or making a building.
Title: Fist Full of Concrete
Subtitle: Some Thoughts Towards Insurrection
Author: Ignatius
Topics: insurrection, guns, martyrdom, tools, anti-militarism, moralism, police violence
Date: July 2023
Source: Long Leaf Distro
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There is a beauty that creeps in under the plastic blinds, covering the window, in the form of sunlight. A beauty that seems an attempt by the world outside to draw some contrast to the words I write here, and that you will read later on. That for all the expression of pain, and dissatisfaction, and desire for more, there is still beauty to be found here, bouncing around the walls of this mold infested apartment.
Title: For a Militant Anarchism!
Author: Zuhlok
Topics: Militancy, Anarchism, Eastern Europe, experience
Notes: Text was witten in another eastern european language originally, i translated to english with the help of deepl
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What I am about to write has been in my mind for a long time. I have been a member and active organizer of the anarchist movement in my country for 4 years, and I think that the sum of my experiences will be reflected in this writing, which will be about anarchist militantism. However, before discussing what I mean by this, I think it is important to describe how I came to be involved in the anarchist movement and what experiences and criticisms I have had over time.
Title: Fortress L.A. in the 21st Century
Author: Lucha No Feik
Topics: Los Angeles, communism, logistics
Date: 2016
Source: Retrieved on Aug 24, 2016 from luchanofeik.club
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Davis calls our attention to the way in which the Metropolitan Detention Center in DTLA right off of the Hollywood Freeway is a “postmodern Bastille – the largest prison built in a major US urban center in generations – [and] looks instead like a futuristic hotel or office block, with artistic charms (like the high-tech trellises on its bridge-balconies) comparable to any of Downtown’s recent architecture”. The Metropolitan Detention Center is architecturally unassuming, easily forgettable, and indistinguishable from the surrounding office buildings, hiding its centrality (along with the Twin Towers facilities at the edge of Chinatown) in creating one of the most significant carceral concentrations hidden in plain sight amongst the mega-structures of financial and corporatist dominance. The dispossessed, here causalities of the never-ending “War on Drugs” waged on L.A.’s black and brown communities, exist right next to (while hidden from view) the very corporate boardrooms that created the conditions for L.A.’s deindustrialization.
Title: Fragments of Another Time
Author: IHateThisWorld
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Thumbscrews, slave ships, courtyards, atom bombs... the shocks comes on like a storm, and if you go far enough into it, then you see how big it is and how it smothers out light. This one also strongly doubted all these “buyable pleasures” and “consumer experiences”, because they saw its other side (production) did none of that, destroyed or violated human life for a threadbare simulated copy of it (consumption). He figured, by accident, how that was the case across the planet; abundance could only exist with desolation, artificial privation with real privation. The only thing that interested him was a satisfactory concrete expression of this survival, also of its general quality... and an escape for everyone?
Title: Free Jazz
Subtitle: Imagining the Sound of Surrealist Revolution
Author: Ron Sakolsky
Topics: jazz, free jazz, avant garde, music, surrealism, black music, black anarchism, blues
Date: 2023
Source: Surrealism And The Anarchist Imagination
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As free jazz master drummer Milford Graves once explained the pivotal role of music in addressing social change in the third issue of The Cricket, couching his explanation in subversive terms that deeply resonate with surrealism, “Music is a process in motion and it is the best paradigm of the nature and movement of reality we have to teach us why we must change reality.”
Title: Fuck.Love
Subtitle: queer anarchist fiction
Author: Trailor Sparks
Topics: queer, gay, nihilism, abolition, fiction, porn, Everyday life, travel, relationships, squatting
Date: spring 2021
Source: a brochure, orignally in german, translated in summer 2023
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while we were walking with a pack of 30 through the streets of the city center: silence, emptiness, the sound system every now and then a slogan and isolated, overtaxed clones
Title: Gender
Subtitle: what it is, what it is not, and a very present undertone of my hatred of all binary views on it
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Gender, gender roles, transgender, binary abolition
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My gender is not your enemy, and if it is, then you are my enemy. your gender is not my enemy, but you are my enemy if i am yours. Don’t play the oppression olympics with me, there is no heirachy based on identity only on perception of normality within a specific situation and structure, and i have never been normal.
Title: Gentrification of Resistance, Startups of Defeat
Subtitle: The American Libertarian Socialist Counterinsurgency and the Managerial Revolution
Author: Alison Firat
Topics: Communalism, Rojava, democratic confederalism, direct democracy, libertarian municipalism
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Begin small, face-to-face, without spectacle. Organize around what must be done: housing justice, community defense, deportation, food sovereignty, decolonization, alternatives to carcerality, and refusal of neoliberalism and gentrification in all of its forms. Build not for reach but for resonance. Let these be messy, modest beginnings—without approval, without panels, without platforms. We don’t need recognition from captured movements elsewhere. We don’t need brands that scale—we need ruptures that spread. We build real change without asking permission from the gatekeepers of the movement.
Title: Gezi Protests through the perspective of anarchism
Author: Emre Kerabark
Topics: Middle East, turkey, direct action, Gezi, self-organization, anti-authoritarianism, Erdogan, 15M
Date: 11.02.2024
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When on the morning of May 31, 2013, everything appeared to be just another day in Turkey, the state suddenly found itself in turmoil with an unexpected sequence of protests spreading across the country. It all began after a group of people who were camping to save Gezi Park, one of the last green areas in Istanbul’s most touristy districts, took a stand. When the police arrived to remove people from Gezi Park, protesters had already been staying in their tents in the area for three days and were not inclined to leave. The police’s caused the protests to spread and shook Erdogan’s government. The police’s violent attempt to evacuate the protesters from the park sparked demonstrations that spread across the entire country, shaking Erdogan’s government to its core.
Title: Going Rogue
Author: Tara knight
Source: drive.usercontent.google.com
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The state of freedom does not require one to be by themselves. It is to be chosen. Again and again. In the raw, in the real, in the aftermath. That is the miracle. We did not merely survive because we discovered each other among the smoke and the high and the crash.
Title: Good Faith
Subtitle: why it’s dangerous and laced with privilege
Author: Amayi X
Topics: white supremacy, anti-blackness, black anarchy, anarchist organization, communication
Source: Amayi X
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To be principled means you must be mindful of who is around you. It means you should let relationships develop organically, rather than grasping at straws and characters who feed on social capital. Principled people like the revolutionary ancestors were realistic with themselves. They were selective. They didn’t call the protectiveness of a project “disposability culture” and looking for intentionality in potential members wasn’t “cliquey”. Their morals and mission were what they relied on. They didn’t form cliques;they created coteries. They didn’t let misogynists (read: the Combahee River Collective’s statement and “Why Misogynists Make Great Informants”) and white supremacists distract them.
Title: Habeas Corpus
Author: Nihil List Christo
Topics: revolutionary fiction, abolition, natural law, Modern Slavery
Date: August 21, 2024
Source: Nihil List Christo
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Human thought is a realm in which the human mind learn’s as a moral law the function or dysfunctional understanding. In the mental capabilities it is a possibility to suffer even there (within the mind). Change under the banner of the just substantiate credibility. In the period of globalization, it should come as a surprise from history and studying what’s happened for the last several years, even from the beginning of time, the struggle of survival and war, violence has had a place in humanity as Supreme law. that by that stage Hitler’s own internal position would also be extremely insecure? No.
Title: Hibridos
Author: Nihil List Christo
Topics: revolutionary fiction, lawless ones, COVID era
Date: May 11, 2023
Source: Nihil List Christo
Notes: The original title to Hibridos was called, The Gangster’s Generations
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Title: Hiking Trails Towards Civilization
Subtitle: Escaping the Spectacle of Nature and Shattering the Civil Lens
Author: Anonymous
Topics: anti-civ, nature, civilization, ecocide
Date: December 7th, 2022
Source: civfucks.noblogs.org
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I have spent quite a while trough the paths of nature walks and hiking trails, with a backpack full of protein bars, trail mix, water bottles, rain coats etc. In hopes that I might, even just momentarily, leave behind the gears of civilization. Saying hi to countless people as I walk up a poorly kept rocky path nearing the top of the hike, so that I can finally witness this breathtaking view i’ve heard so much about. All of this so that I can “enjoy nature”. However I never enjoy it. It always feels like such a pain in the neck, to drive up to the trail on your day off, hope to god you find parking, fill out a form for a hiking permit, pass by people blasting loud shitty music, follow a predetermined path, signs saying no camping, and for what? So at the end you can see some view that never leads up to the hype just to walk back down? This is not nature. The whole reason I even came out here was to try and escape the hustle and bustle of advanced techno civilization, however with seeing this I can hardly tell between the trees and a skyscraper.
Title: how authority sustains itself
Subtitle: Examining the dynamics that allow centralized authority to exist.
Author: Mavromatakis Dimitris
Topics: philosophy, philosophy of anarchy, politics, relations
Date: 2025/5/10
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Man, as any other creature, has inhabited the stern wild; where perils abound and resources are scant. Man was purposed for happiness in this setting. In order to attend to his purpose, he may find the means and the tools required; he must wield the scant resources and must fend from the perils.
Title: Human Supermacist Culture and Tradition
Subtitle: and why it is anti-anarchist
Author: Anonymous
Topics: culture, animal liberation, Vegan
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Around 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, Agriculture was invented in many places that humans existed in. There are multiple reasons this could have been the case- the localised and general climate change most likely. Before then, and after, humans gathered and hunted resources from the land and those who lived on it.
Title: I Am Not Sick, the World Is
Subtitle: Radical mental health about questioning the state and capitalism
Author: Queue
Topics: capitalism, state, mental health, poverty, 2020s
Date: September 11th, 2023
Notes: Ramblings when I felt depressed yet had writing energy. WARNING: This writing has mentions to slavery, sexism, queerphobia, rape, bigotry, and violence towards minorities.
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My entire life I have been considered mentally ill, and there is some truth to that. But there are some things medication can fix, and there are some things medication can never fix or mend.
Title: I Just Want To Live
Subtitle: A Revolutionary Poem
Author: Comrade Valka Kovacs
Topics: The Right to Exist / To Live Freely, Fascism & Authoritarianism, Erasure & Disappearance, State Violence & Surveillance, Complacency & Complicity, Revolution & Resistance, Solidarity & Community, Queer/LGBTQ+ Survival & Defiance, Historical Parallels
Date: 03/21/2025
Source: 03/21/2025
Notes: I Just Want To Live (A Revolutionary Poem) by Comrade Valka Kovacs
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do we wait until they’ve hauled us away, shaved our heads like livestock, taken our names like property, drained the last color from our hope and archived us in silence?
Title: Idol to Ideal
Subtitle: The Roots of Disagreement
Author: Monty D. Hunter
Topics: Philosophy, sociology, 21st century
Date: 02/15/2023
Notes: A study of why exactly disagreement and purpose arise in human societies.
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Those who have found their Beruft, to invoke the Lutheran term, are invariably happier than those who have not. Make no mistake, the nihilist knows his place and purpose. To consider reality a constant entropic explosion devoid of intent is still to know one’s place, the place in question is merely no place at all. There is a peace in the insurmountability of nihilist thought, those ideas of Nietzsche and then Camus. Sentience contemplates itself. We culturally associate depressive behavior with intelligence. Aristotle remarked upon this more than two thousand years ago, associating Melancholia with intelligence, artistry, and even genius. To know this world is to know the sins of all fathers, and to hate your past and fellow man.
Title: If You Ruled The World...
Subtitle: Problems With System Theory
Author: Puppygirl Anarchist Distro
Topics: Post Structuralism, Transgender, Transfeminism, abolition, queer nihilism
Date: 21/09/2024
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I feel like I’m running in circles whenever I talk to commies, syndicalists or libs. They are united in their desire to change the world, to impose their social program on others, the space of the ”political” is seen as a discussion on how the world should be ran.
Title: In Dispute of Void and Indefinsible Debts Contracts as Corrupt Enterprise
Topics: debt
Date: 10/29/2024
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This initial draft serves as a foundational document for a proposed Cease and Desist (C&D) campaign against systemic debt exploitation and related racketeering practices. This campaign aims to mobilize significant public support and participation by collecting 11 million signatures from U.S. residents (3.5% of the population) or, alternatively, 3 million signatures specifically from individuals burdened by student debt. Upon reaching either threshold, the campaign will formally initiate, signaling a widespread collective mandate to challenge debt practices that undermine economic justice.
Title: Indwiloq
Subtitle: A Green Anarchist Creation Myth & Fable
Author: Rowan Tree Walking Wolf
Topics: anti-civ, green anarchism, Fiction
Date: 2009
Source: Yggdrasil Distro
Notes: For my Mother, for giving me a childhood rich in stories.
And for those who keep the tradition of storytelling alive
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Not so very far away, not so very long ago, a world was born. The young world awakened, drew in its first breath, and yawned for a thousand upon a thousand years. The Everything who gave life to the planet leaned in close and whispered in the incomprehensibly slow speech of the Cosmos. The Everything said, “We shall call you Indwiloq, though you shall be called by many names in your long life.” The infant world mimicked, “Indwiloq,” and stretched long and hard as the Everything went spinning on.
Title: Inequality and Hierarchy: A Short Poem
Author: prefigure
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People say
Humans are bad
They can’t be trusted
They do wrong things
They exploit
And cause harm
Title: Insurrection? I Barely Knew Her!
Author: O_T_A_C_O_N
Topics: Egoism, Insurrection, Revolution
Date: 1/21/24
Source: Retrieved 1/31/24 from r/Aunionofegoists
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When we Egoists talk of Anarchy, it is always secondary — the Egoistic result of denying any other a power over ourselves. If I call myself an Anarchist, it’s because the person that I’m talking to does not know what Egoism is, and I don’t have the time to waste. If I call myself an Egoist, it is implied that I would otherwise be an Anarchist.
Title: Intifada, Intifada
Author: Monday
Topics: Intifada 1987, Intifada, Uprising,Bangladeshi Student Movement, Gen Z Kenyan Revolts, Student Encampments
Date: 8/19/24
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From 1988 to 1991, tens of thousands of Palestinians across the occupied territories rose up in a great rebellion against the Israeli settler state. The catalyst for these years of struggle, known as the First Intifada, occurred when an Israeli settler in Gaza rammed his truck into another car carrying Palestinians, taking four lives. In response, the Islamic University of Gaza Students led demonstrations around the hospital where those present could care for survivors of the attack while others organized solidarity demonstrations across the strip. Some of the largest protests took place in Jabalya, home of three of the martyrs, and when Israeli soldiers present opened fire, murdering a teenage girl named Hatem al-Sisi, the people exploded into open revolt. The flames of resistance spread to every town and city, where youths, joined by their parents, teachers, and neighbors, by young and old, took back their communities, blocking the roads and forcing out IOF soldiers.
Title: IRANARCHIST PARTY MANIFESTO
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In the period prior to the overthrow of the regime of Mullah-Shahi, the focus of the Iranarchist Party is on the removal of Islamic colonisation and the mullahtarian monarch.
Title: Is Anarchism More Efficient Than Capitalism?:
Subtitle: A Mathematical Approach
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Mathematics
Date: 2025
Source: Myself
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Mathematical analysis demonstrates anarchism is not an unattainable utopia but the optimal social system under real planetary constraints. Implementation requires overcoming political barriers, not technical ones, through gradual construction of cooperative networks replacing current hierarchical structures. Humanity’s future depends on this mathematically necessary transition. This transformation will not result from gradual reforms but from conscious action of individuals and collectives assuming the war against authority as existential project, transforming theoretical critique into concrete offensive dismantling domination structures while building present foundations of free society. The anarchist model’s superiority is verified both in mathematical coherence and capacity to inspire struggles converting utopia into lived reality, demonstrating revolutionary efficiency is measured by converting ideas into fire consuming power’s foundations.
Title: Kill civilization for yourself and nothing else
Subtitle: Anti-civ from an Ego-Nihilist perspective
Author: Lily Woolflen
Topics: civilization, anti-civ, post-civ, anarcho-primitivism, egoism, nihilism, queer nihilism, race nihilism, disability, madness, anti-technology, Insurrection, hedonism,
Date: 2024
Source: Reproduction from a French Zine
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Civilization, taken in its broadest definition as a group of societies with similar characteristics, is a totalizing experience. It includes all aspects of life and evolves in such a way to leave no outside to its control. It seeks to dominate, and only that. This may be due to the fact that it comes from the brains of men, from man himself, who only acts egoistically (in the anarchist sense of only doing things from which he draws a certain benefit, while keeping in mind that all other creatures also have their own interests, so as not to fall into egocentricity). So our creations are all made with this logic in mind, and every idea must act in this totalizing direction, because even if at first sight some of them seem to go in our favour, in the end every idea, every social construction goes against our own interests by locking us into the defense, protection and development of that idea.
Title: Killing The Cop In Your Head
Subtitle: Essentialism, phenomenology and liberation.
Author: Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization
Topics: Gender Nihilism, Nihilism, anti-essentialism, trans liberation, queer liberation, existentialism, phenomenology, philosophy, political philosophy, philosophy of mind, philosophy of anarchy, gender abolition
Date: 02/03/2025
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Essentialism is one of many forces we must fight in order to obtain liberation of any kind. Essentialism forces us into a specific analysis of the world, where certain things are as they should be; a mindset where we see the tools of our own subjugation as uniform and insurmountable obstacles rather than cobbled together death traps. Essentialism causes us to limit ourselves not only in our actions, but in our very conceptions of self.
Title: Killing The Cop In Your Head
Subtitle: Essentialism, Phenomenology and Liberation.
Author: ATAC
Topics: Philosophy, Anarchist Psychology, Nihilism, Anti-essentialism, anti-civ, trans liberation, queer liberation
Date: 01/05/2025
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There is a war being waged on our minds. Not just the propaganda war intended to win our support for the subjugation of ourselves or others, not just the war to augment or replace our minds usefulness with technological tricks; there is a war on and its aim is to warp your ways of thinking so much as to offer no alternative.
Title: Labour Day
Subtitle: From Parades to Pickets!
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: labor, labor struggle, labor organizing, labor movement, strike, Canada
Date: 2005
Source: Strike
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Labour Day in Canada began on April 15, 1872 when the Toronto Trades Assembly organized a mass workers’ demonstration, in part to demand the release of 24 leaders of the Toronto Typographical Union who had been imprisoned for striking to gain a nine-hour workday. This was a time when unions were illegal and organizers could face charges of “criminal conspiracy”. The march, which saw 10 000 people take to the streets, was an important show of defiance and determination in the face of stiff repression.
Title: Levels of Abstraction and “Super-communes”
Subtitle: Effective Anarchist Resource Distribution
Author: GiggyMantis
Topics: common resources, distribution
Date: February 12, 2024
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Throughout the history of the anarchist movement, many people have tried to tackle the problem of resource distribution, the system by which important resources such as food, medical supplies, and luxury items spread throughout an anarchist society. My goal in this paper is to introduce a new model which can supply the needs of an anarchist society of almost any size.
Title: Liberal Equality and the Self-Determination of Chamorros
Author: Xura
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Equality as an ideal is often invoked in the arguments for the protection of indigenous rights. Despite its potent power within the liberal international order, the notion of equality has led to little improvement in the lives of indigenous communities. Many times, equality is used to promote further assimilation of indigenous groups. In these cases, equality is invoked and arguments are made that highlight indigenous peoples do not have equality on their side.
Title: Lot Cop
Author: Locust
Topics: police, surveillance, crime
Date: 12/14/2023
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Since around 2018, “Lot Cops,” as they are affectionately named, have been keeping a semi-watchful eye on parking lots around the so-called United States. As the surveillance state grows larger, the places we can escape seem to be shrinking. Once a place for drug deals and other state-deemed “illegal” activities, they are now monitored by cameras that can run night and day with little interference.
Title: Magdalena’s Diary: The Reality of Police Brutality
Author: Maria Magdalena
Topics: police brutality, police state
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Today, I’m overwhelmed with grief and anger. The news of Erfaldi’s death has shaken me to my core. It’s a harsh reminder that life can be cruelly and abruptly taken away by the people who are supposed to protect us. Erfaldi’s death is a testament to the brutal reality that bullets from uniformed officers can end lives in an instant.
Title: Manifesto for a Free Society
Subtitle: The Chains We Break
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Liberation; Ecology; Border Abolition; Mutualism; Syndicalism;Autonomy; Land Back; Direct Action; Pluralism; Education; Solidarity; Community Defense; Restorative Justice; Resource Distribution; Mutual Aid
Date: 19MAR2025
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We stand at the precipice of collapse. The United States—a project born of stolen land, enslaved labor, and imperial ambition—has forged a world of prisons, borders, and wage slavery. Capitalism commodifies life. The state monopolizes violence. Patriarchy and white supremacy fracture solidarity. Ecological ruin accelerates as profit devours the planet.
Title: Manifesto for Universal Governance: A Vision for Global Cooperation
Author: Tania Silva
Topics: Manifesto, AI, futurism, eco-futurism, global warming, global order, climate change, Artificial Intelligence, global council
Date: 03.08.2024
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In the current era, the world faces an unprecedented level of political conflict, inequality, and environmental disaster. Traditional systems of governance, once held up as pinnacles of modern civilization, have now failed to keep up with the scope of these challenges. Bureaucracy and entrenched power structures are impotent in responding to the crises of our interconnected world. In light of these inadequacies, this manifesto advocates for a radical shift—a global council of advanced AI systems tasked with resolving political conflicts and promoting peace, justice, and sustainability. This AI council operates without amassing power or serving individual interests. Instead, it ensures fairness, transparency, and efficiency in governance.
Title: Manifesto of Principled Transgender Separatism in response to ongoing fascist genocidal campaigns
Subtitle: Building a Future for Trans, GNC and Nonbinary peoples
Author: anonymous
Topics: genocide,fascism,trans liberation,separatism, revolution, autonomy
Date: 11/09/2024
Source: txt.fyi
Notes: edited version,refining language to keep it accessible and non alienating so that all trans&GNC,non binary ppl can connect to the proposal
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In a world that relentlessly oppresses us, our well-being must come first. For too long, we’ve been caught in the crossfire of political games that do not recognize or respect our basic human dignity.
Title: Manifesto of Wild Socialism: Beyond Capitalism and Ecological Socialism
Author: Glenn Parton
Topics: Political Philosophy
Date: 12/17/2024
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Wild Socialism moves beyond the capitalist economy of limitless material production and reproduction to an alternative economy of the collective ownership and control of the forces of production (science and technology) on a Wild Earth. We are not merely trying to bring about a socially just sustainability for all, even though such a society would be better than capitalism at least in the short term. Long-term, this is not the world we want and need. Rather, we want and need to rewild the earth so it resembles (not replicates) the splendor and magnificence of wild nature that existed prior to the Industrial Revolution in America, for example, during the time of Lewis and Clark, when great migrations of birds, mammals, and fishes crisscrossed much of the continent, and we want to create and secure this wild world adjacent to and along side human communities that are “socialist” in that their economies are based on cooperation and sharing, and attention to Beauty, not private property and profit, not endless material growth, not the devouring of wilderness.
Title: Markets, Communism, Labor Notes or All?
Subtitle: “A Social System Based on Equal Freedom, Reciprocity, and the Sovereignty of the Individual Over Himself, His Affairs, and His Products, Realized Through Individual Initiative, Free Contract, Cooperation, Competition, and Voluntary Association for Defense Against the Invasive and for protecting Life, Liberty and Property of the Non-invasive.” — Clarence Lee Swartz
Author: Astro Y
Notes: (Anarchist and Libertarian socialist are used interchangeably)
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Mutualist Benjamin Tucker, argued that Capitalism was the result of the states enforcement of the Land, Money, Tariff, and Patent Monopolies. These monopolies result in the thriving of rent, interest, and wage labor. The death of the four monopolies, was equal to the death of capitalism in the eyes of Tucker. These monopolies were seen as forms of privilege that helped distort the “freed market” and hindered individual freedom. By ending these monopolies and privileges, individuals would have greater freedom, equality, and access to economic opportunities including the ability to be self-employed and keep the full value of their labor.
Title: Marxism is dogmatic, arrogant, and manipulative
Subtitle: How to dismantle the state altogether and create a truly free society, based on voluntary associations and federalism, rather than top-down bureaucratic control.
Author: Michael Schreiber
Date: 25.05.2025
Notes: Written by Michael Schreiber, published 25.05.2025
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Marxism is dogmatic, arrogant, and manipulative in its treatment of both history and the working class. “Scientific socialism” is an arrogant and misguided attempt to elevate political ideology to the status of natural science. The belief that Marxism has discovered immutable historical laws that predict the future of humanity is quite ridiculous.
Title: Message to the Climate Movement
Date: Summer 2025
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Throughout the last decade, both in Europe and beyond, a new generation of activists has brought the climate movement to the forefront. Groups such as Extinction Rebellion, Fridays for Future, and Ende Gelände have succeeded in breaking out of the sidelines, convincing millions to commit themselves in defence of the planet. It wasn’t so long ago that few were even aware of the possibility of climate catastrophe – nowadays the very opposite is the case. I have no intention to downplay these achievements. What I do want to draw attention to, however, is that climate activism has made little or no difference to something very important, to the only thing which really counts: to actually lowering the amount of carbon emitted by humans across the planet. Such emissions continue to increase every year, as do average global temperatures, weather catastrophes, and rates of species extinction. Earning recognition from across society has not been enough. In all of its core aims, the climate movement remains a decisive failure.
Title: Molotov Circles
Author: Ragavati
Topics: 2024, Supreme Court, fascist rise, criminalizing homelessness, culture of resistance
Date: 6/30/2024
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We have to run in Molotov circles
March and chant
With the heat of thousands
Title: Mutualism — The Wolf in Anarchist Clothing
Author: Raisins
Topics: Mutualism,Post-left,
Date: Sunday, December 3, 2023
Source: Retrieved on May 3, 2024, from raddle.me
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Mutualism describes itself using words like “voluntary”, “reciprocal”, and (most contestedly) “anarchist”. Perhaps there is some claim to be made here, as the coiner of the term “mutualism” is the same man that brought the word “anarchism” into the Western world, Proudhon. Perhaps, though, despite having some claim of familial lineage in relation to anarchism, mutualism is yet another ideology that stifles individuality. Just like any other prescriptive “-ism”, there is an inherent danger in adhering to blueprints. The individual who adheres to an ideology stagnates in devotion to that ideology. The groups of individuals who form around ideologies have a tendency to calcify, and form rigid social systems. While an anarchism based in the idea of “no rulers” opposes these tendencies, as it is always vigilant towards potential coercive situations, mutualism does not contain this same defense mechanisms. Just like communism, socialism, and the many hyphenated anarchisms, mutualism betrays anarchism by attempting to prescribe a particular action or process, rather than anarchism’s simple prescription of freedom.
Title: My Humble Political Thought towards Anarchism
Author: Daraxias
Topics: action, thought, 2000s anarchists
Date: 06/02/2024
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Dear Comrades from around the world. Anarchism, is the true child of freedom towards socialism utopia of all.
Title: My radicalism
Author: JPEG
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Most people I have to seem to meet claim that their radicalization came about naturally. That a development and progression in empathy was natural and radicalization came about as an effect of this progress in age. This however was not the case for me. This is not to say I am not empathetic or that I am an egoist of sorts. My empathy drives me further into radicalization but it was not naturally occurring at the level that caused it. It was the ontological violence I saw around me, the continuous spirit murder of the worker, and the unwillingness for the masses to work towards solving it that drove me to this point. The word “Radical” has been perverted and altered to change its contextual meaning. To be radical is simply to recognize that there is a need for change. To be revolutionary is to work towards this change.
Title: My resistance
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You may call me a man,
and think of me ugly
or call me a woman,
and stare at my titty
Title: NA – Neo-analogism
Subtitle: NA – Neo-analogism
Author: Neo-analogism
Topics: artificial intelligence, ai
Date: 2023
Notes: * NA – Neo-analogism
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Neo-analogism is a non-political movement that seeks the organization of human participants to consciously move away from the ever-increasing threat of hyper-digitalization of our work lives and social interactions. The way this can be achieved is by refusing to give our consent through all the means that we can currently exercise, legal or otherwise, as we are bestowed with free will. The objectives of this movement can only be achieved by way of voluntary, non-violent means. Neo-analogism is logically coherent and easy to understand across all age groups and education levels. The rise of AI along with aggressive digitalization impacts us all equally, despite any category we belong to in society. Briefly, the primary goal of Neo-analogism is to encourage society’s stakeholders to opt to utilize analog technology over digital technology. We all have a vested interest in the course of our lives and of those in our community. We are all stakeholders.
Title: Negotiations
Subtitle: a collection of messages on claiming false victories
Author: Various Authors
Topics: palestine, free Palestine, palestine solidarity, occupation, occupations, Occupy, leadership, student movement
Date: May 4th, 2024
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This is a stark difference from Cal Poly Humboldt students, who by group consensus chose to remain in occupation of their campus and offer the administration no leaders to “negotiate” with. The administration there can only negotiate with the barricades, and the barricades will not capitulate. Do you want to tell the children of Gaza that the committee will review divestment next year, or do you want to tell them that we made the bombs stop?
Title: No “Anarcho” adolf, Don’t Burn the Commie Book!
Subtitle: A Response to ZIQ’s Anti (genuine) Communism
Author: AD
Topics: anarcho-communism, anarcho-primitivism
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“Burn the Bread Book” is a complete atrocity of an essay and I’m just gonna get straight to the point by starting with the most noteworthy factors that essentially tear it to shreds, for lack of confusion I suggest reading it first. With that out of the way, here we go:
Title: NO BAD WOMAN. JUST BAD LAWS.
Subtitle: Solidarity with sex workers
Author: Vigilante Jolie
Topics: Sex work, Sex, sexuality, anarcha-feminism, solidarity
Date: 03.23.2021
Source: www.facebook.com
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Everything under capitalism tends towards commodification, including sex work and sexuality. Women, one of the most beautiful things in the entire universe. Women create and give life to the future, That within itself is revolutionary.
Title: No hierarchies in Heaven
Subtitle: An anarchist guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
Author: Inquinamento Numinoso
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The objective of this essay is not going to convince the reader that some external, non-human, non-material forces or entities from some other plane or dimension exist; nor it will try to convince you to trascend your body or that the material world is an illusion or something of this caliber. On the contrary, it will probably show you in a lot clearer way that god is just the name of the blanket we throw above the Mystery to give it shape and that, ultimately, we live here. What I have pictured, when I first received the idea of this essay, was the intention to underline the similarities and resonances between the spiritual paths I have met during my years and the anarchist theory and practice: obviously, the main obstacle of this work is talking about two different aspects of the human experiences, so far from each other, at least on a first look; nonetheless the analysis I will try to bring forward might show you, probably, the way institutionalized religion has privatized the soul and that an actual spiritual path can only bring towards an inner liberation and a deeper and more horizontal connection with the rest of the Creation using methods of relation that can easily be applied in a politically libertarian environment without the need to admit anything more. Spirituality’s main goal is never the heavens, which might be regarded as just experiences within a spiritual path, but the material world through the recognition of the Other, who or whatever this Other may be, in Me and vice-versa and can, ultimately, enrich the radical imaginary. The main difficulties for the western mind that will approach this essay would most probably be to be able to read between the lines: the Sacred Scriptures never mean to express the truth literally but through allegories — because, sometimes, the only way to tell the truth is by telling a lie; at the same time, we should be able to read these teachings on different levels of interpretation – physical, psychological and obviously spiritual, as in allegorical, in a holistic approach. Also for this reason, this essay is not going to contain deep theology nor political analyses – up to a certain degree — and it will just try to show how someone who criticizes vertical power structures can indeed fulfill a spiritual need they might have; this is based on my personal experience of spirituality as a tool for inner freedom achieved through active relationship with the people around you, either members of your group or not; also, you will probably see how the kind of discipline provided with these studies can be seen as an anarchist discipline of the Self.
Title: No one is coming to save us
Author: Every Cage zine Collective
Topics: nihilism
Date: 2024
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We do not have time to do a global town hall and figure out this whole world revolution of the working class. The working class is over. Made up of conservatives and everyone who hates me. No, revolt is something we must do now by ourselves. Live by what you preach. Go out there and throw a brick through a window. Remember there are no prisons on a dead planet. We must strive to achieve TOTAL liberation for ALL life on earth! Destroy civilization! The revolution is over, individual revolt is now!
Title: NO PEACE FOR NAZIS: OPEN YOUR EYES
Author: Comrade Valka Kovacs
Topics: Survivor Solidarity & Legacy, Moral Clarity Against Nazism, The Failure of Institutions, Zionism, Imperialism & Global Struggle, Immigration, ICE, and Disappearances, Racial Justice & BIPOC Liberation, Queer & Trans Erasure, Anti-Fascist Action
Date: 03/20/2025
Notes: NO PEACE FOR NAZIS: OPEN YOUR EYES
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There was a time when people fought fascists, not debated them. When we didn’t let Nazis walk among us unchallenged. We saw them for what they were—poison, a disease that spreads in whispers and symbols and propaganda until it’s taken hold of everything, until it’s too late to root out without bloodshed.
Title: No Science of the Social Without a Master
Subtitle: When Hierarchy Goes, the Social Sciences Go With It
Author: Aplono
Topics: scientism, dot matrix, anti-social science
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A man lives at the top of an ivory tower. From up high, he wishes to understand the people below.
Title: Not a Tradwife or a Girlboss, But a Secret Third Thing (Anarcha-Feminist)
Author: Nina R.
Topics: anarcha-feminism
Date: 2023-08-28
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It is no secret how unfavourable the last couple of years have been for feminism worldwide. Women and gender/sexual minorities across different parts of the world have faced the looming threat of their hard-won freedoms getting overturned. Amid the criminalisation of abortion and the proliferation of DARVO narratives against women victims of domestic abuse, we are also witnessing the rise of an insidious reactionary trend — the so-called “tradwife” lifestyle.
Title: Notes and Commentary on Kropotkin’s “Anarchism: Basis and Ideal”
Author: Anarchblr, Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: introductory, Pëtr Kropotkin
Date: September 18, 2017
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Though with the expansion of Capitalism there’s been an increase in production power, this has been exploited by those who manage wealth to keep it for themselves, increasing the number of destitute workers and artisans at the mercy of capital.
Title: nothing to be won
Subtitle: or, nihilism for trannies
Author: anonymous
Topics: transmisogyny, nihilism, transfeminism, gender abolition
Date: 29/01/25
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The complete and systematic account of transmisogyny is, of necessity, a hopeless exercise. Abjection is the mother of the totality after all. We are talking about the constitutive incompleteness of the world, the necessary impotence, the weeping lacuna of artifice that begets all things! If we theorised the whole world, we would not speak of transmisogyny once, because it is a condition on the possibility of theory, and so must be forever excepted.
Title: OBJECTIFYING NATURE
Author: atomized
Topics: ecology, nature, environment, environmentalism, biocenerism, human ecology, anti-speciesism
Date: 11/20/2024
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Nature is not an object, nor is it something that exists outside of us humans. We spend a lot of our lives in the spectacle surrounded by human-manufactured distractions, items, and goals that are largely disconnected from a greater whole. Nature, we think, is something that exists “out there” that we can escape into, rather than existing as the medium through which we move and behave. Human nature is just as natural as complex and biodiverse ecosystems. We exist within it; we are of it, and yet we objectify and fetishize nature as external to us.
Title: Of Diets & Morality: A Vegan Egoist Perspective
Author: La Verda Planedo
Topics: veganism, individualist anarchy, egoism
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Vegans are often accused of being moralistic, of judging others for their pleasures and indulgences. And, of course, in the majority of cases, these accusations are, indeed, perfectly justified; many vegans are moralistic, demanding sacrifices for the ‘greater good’. “It is wrong to eat animals”,they exclaim, “it is wrong to cause suffering to innocent beings”, and so, I must dutifully obey this higher-calling and deprive myself. I must not think of myself or my own interests, but rather the interests of the animals and those who ‘give voice to the voiceless’. I must not behave selfishly and must remain proudly tethered by the chains set forth by these ideas, these phantasms possessing me; restricted in my behaviours, thoughts and actions, no more free than the miserable cattle and swine in their narrow pens, painfully constrained so that they may be fattened up to better feed their masters. This form of Veganism is a transcendent standard of morality and therefore above me, external to me, and, so, I, the egoist, reject it because I will not sacrifice myself; I exist for myself, and I will act as I please.
Title: Old Sanities for the New Age by Tulip
Subtitle: Liber Plutos
Author: Tulip
Topics: accelerationism, religion, political theology, social change, Self Help, Street Medicine, bureaucracy, body autonomy, feminism, cold war, mental health, post-colonialism, post-modernism, artificial intelligence, law, art theory, occult, semiotics
Date: 2/5/2025
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Mazdak is the name of a legendary prophet of ancient Persia who began a gnostic sect of Zoroastrianism, and possessed the potential to start a revolution. Mazdak evangelized a form of egalitarianism which included one’s irrepressible relationship with Ahura Mazda (their monotheistic higher power, meaning ‘Wise Lord’). Additionally, he established social welfare programs. His teachings gained a considerable following and even for a time influenced the Sasanian king, Kavadh I. But eventually, more powerful than the movement itself was the fear of the movement.
Title: On Exploration
Subtitle: Why we can’t stop searching
Author: Graver
Topics: autonomous communities, organization, autonomous zones, worker cooperatives
Date: 2023
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This essay introduces the exploration-exploitation dilemma as it pertains to the evolution of anarchist thought, contextualized by the recent organizational shifts within the Zapatista movement. At its core, this dilemma challenges us to find the right balance between leveraging what we know works (exploitation) and venturing into the unknown in search of better solutions (exploration). As technology advances and social landscapes shift, it is incumbent upon us to assess and adapt our strategies in the face of new challenges and opportunities. This essay seeks to unpack the facets of this dilemma and encourage a rich discourse on how anarchism can continue to grow and thrive through a commitment to exploration.
Title: Once More Unto the Breach (Updated)
Subtitle: Making Good Choices in the Endless Struggle
Author: Bad Apple
Topics: anarchist movement, Everyday life
Date: 2024
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This is not an instruction manual for any specific action or strategy. Everyone has a combination of skills and conditions that suggest different choices.
Title: One Person’s Garbage...Another Person’s Treasure
Subtitle: Dumpster Diving, Freeganism, And Anarchy
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: freeganism, food, Food Not Bombs, gift economy, mutual aid, anarchist, solidarity, Consumerism
Date: 2005
Source: Verb
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It is not surprising that within societies of mass consumerism, consumption practices would be key areas of struggle. Indeed the rise of mass consumerism has given rise not only to corresponding criticisms of consumerism, but to movements organizing to challenge regimes of mass consumption. Among the sharpest contemporary critics of consumerism are anarchists. Much of present day anarchism is devoted to a critique of consumer society and, inspired by ecological thought, to developing alternative visions of production, consumption and culture. In place of the wastefulness of mass consumption anarchists attempt to build conservator lifestyles around practices of mutual aid, re-using and minimal purchase.
Title: Orange Mona:
Subtitle: Poems With Love & Rage
Author: Annette Hakiel
Topics: Poetry, love poetry, protest, love and rage, extinction rebellion
Date: 3/1/2024
Notes: “who’s flame/ is the imprisonment of lightning?” — Emma Lazarus Moondog — reference to the jazz artist Jazz, the only mysticism to survive modernity not to reproduce white power — a reference to a viral internet interaction, rephrased
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The sims we are, this extends the shelf life: Haranguing green gardens dangling off apartment skyscrapers, haranguing gardens careening out of wombs of stadiums, veridian hustling out of wombs of friends and cousins, speeding out the split sides of bridges and banks,
Title: Our God is a Purifying Flame.
Author: Destituent One
Topics: anarchsim , Giogio Agamben , Walter Benjamin , Carl Schmitt, Tiqqun
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Again the Slanderer carries him off, to an extremely high mountain, and displays before him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory, 9 And said to him, “All of these things I shall give to you, were you to prostrate yourself and make obeisance to me.” 10 Then Jesus says to him, “Be gone, Accuser: for it has been written, ‘You shall make obeisance to the Lord your God and him only shall you adore.’” 11 Then the Slanderer leaves him alone, and look: Angels arrived and ministered to him.” ( Hart, 2020, page 6).
Title: Our Grief can go to Anyone, our Solidarity must go to the Oppressed
Subtitle: A Critique of Die Plattform’s 2023 Position on Palestine
Author: Jack Murray, Pieto Neri, Carl Lewis
Topics: palestine, critique, anti-zionism, anti-colonialism, anti-Imperialism, anarcho-communism, platformism, especifismo,
Date: 15/12/23
Source: Unpublished
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We are writing on behalf of our anarcho-communist collective based in Scotland. We consider ourselves part of the platformist tradition and are keen to at some point to set up a specific anarchist organisation. In this aspiration, die Plattform has been a great inspiration to us. However we are writing to you with a lot anger and disappointment regarding your recent statement on the situation in Palestine. Overall, we consider it a piece of shocking misanalysis of the situation that can be considered part of the repressive tapestry. Several members of our collective were in Palestine this summer, where we worked alongside numerous brave Palestinian activists as well as Israeli Jewish activists, who daily risk their lives to fight against the occupation. Your analysis of the situation does not fit with any of the dialogues we had with them. Rather than being a balanced commitment to liberation of both Jews and Palestinians, your statement reads as a pathetic attempt to appeal to the hegemonic racist culture in your country. You insult the anti-racist and anti-colonial work going on on the ground in Palestine with your misdirected attempts to condemn so called Palestinian antisemitism. The following are specific points that we would like to raise. However, if this statement is symptomatic of the culture and analysis around Palestine within die Plattform, we strongly suggest that dealing with this becomes a priority. As we said, three of us spent time in Palestine this summer and would happily enter into a longer term dialogue with you about this. Below are our major objections to the piece.
Title: Our grief can go to anyone. Our solidarity must go to the oppressed.
Subtitle: An anarchist critique of die Plattform’s statement on the October 7th attacks and the ongoing genocide in Palestine.
Author: anonymous
Topics: Israel/Palestine, Palestine, anti-colonialism, genocide, die Plattform
Date: 15-12-2023
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We are witnessing a genocide against the Palestinian people. It is a genocide that is the direct product of the settler colonial project of Zionism, under the leadership of a state which is increasingly showing fascist tendencies. This project is directly propped up by hegemonic imperial interests. These are unequivocally the most important facts. Unless something has been lost in translation, your article contains no mention of genocide against Palestinians, colonialism, zionism or fascism and only the most fleeting mention of imperialism. This is a very serious problem.
Title: Over Our Cold Dead Hands
Subtitle: rationing hrt transmasc edition
Author: corvid
Topics: 1312, transgender liberation, hrt, anarchist, mutual aid, autonomy, healthcare, 161
Date: November 7 2024
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This is by no means a foolproof or one size fits all method, but this election cycle has left a lot of folks who have never had to face the challenge of rationing their hormones questioning what they should do in the event that they lose access to medical care. This guide is for all the folks on T who are attempting and/or planning starting a stockpile of their current prescription.
Title: Ownness v. The Abusive State: Battle of a Weelaunee Forest Defender
Author: Insurrecto Barbie
Topics: insurrectionary, Atlanta, eco-defense, forest, repression, abuse, egoism, anarcha-feminism
Date: 2023
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This essay will not be a cop. My case is not important for you to know shit about. The details of my arrest, why it happened, are not important for you to know. What I did or didn’t do is none of your goddamn business. I will only speak to the repression I’ve experienced, as an act of ownness: the State cannot take my experience of what it did to me from me. Our collective abuser is not capable of realizing our freedom outside of its narrow existential aims of capital accumulation. Even as the abuse has destroyed me and broken me, all that did was leave emboldened, sharp shreds and shards of my heart to stab at it, a makeshift weapon, glinting in the shine of a deepened hatred. It is in my true self interest, a manifestation of ownness to own the emotions caused by my experience of state repression, of the abuse. I will never buy in or subscribe to the asinine idea that a society built on the abuse of jail and policing and enclosure and plundering can be trusted. No freedom defined by such a system is ever going to measure up to the liberation envisioned on the other side of my disgust. My disgust, if it does anything useful, has shown me time and time again the stark difference between abuse by the State and its negation; “freedoms” as conditional tools of control and manipulation, half-baked and smiley and fake. The sort of love an abuser would dribble onto you to encase you, a sweet sugary syrup.
Title: parasite (a poem)
Author: anonymous
Topics: gentrification, resistance
Date: 9/25/24
Notes: this is my first ever poem. wrote it cuz theres a huge luxury condo being built on my block that the people in my neighborhood can’t and will likely never be able to afford to live in. theyre tearing down stores that have been there longer than i’ve been alive. all while the crack addicts on my block are fuckin suffering and i can’t do shit about it. but to them, building over my people’s lives is progress i guess
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I am being crushed. Squeezed out of my neighborhood to let the colonizers in again. Like a parasite, they’ve come to destroy our communities, but with an added audacity to call it “good change”, and progress. I think its time we drive them out again like my ancestors did; the worm should finally turn. But we have to root them out from every source, or the parasite will feed on you too.
Title: Policing Rage
Author: NYCResitsWithGaza
Topics: 1312, analysis
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There is a growing tendency, especially in “leftist” spaces, to silence anger in the name of civility. Phrases like “Do not engage” may be appropriate in some moments, but when they evolve into accusations like “you are making us unsafe,” they become tools of oppression themselves. These statements often shift the blame away from fascist violence and redirect it toward the people most harmed by it. What is being labeled as dangerous is not the violence of power, but the rage of the oppressed.
Title: Post-State Survival
Subtitle: A Scientific Inquiry into Stateless Human Societies
Author: James E. Stothers
Topics: No governments
Date: July 7,25
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Abstract: This paper explores the viability of stateless human societies through a multidisciplinary scientific lens, drawing on anthropology, political science, evolutionary biology, complexity theory, and systems engineering. By analyzing historical examples, modeling decentralized systems, and evaluating contemporary technologies such as blockchain and AI governance, we assess whether humanity can function—ethically, efficiently, and sustainably—without formal government structures.
Title: PRACTICE LOVE, NOT POWER
Author: Lou Bloom
Topics: community, relationship anarchy, village children, love, community anti-capitalism
Date: 10/20/2022
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We’re taught that we must compete for relationships, especially loving romantic ones, which then makes us fear vulnerability, because that could signal we’re a weak mate choice in the “marketplace of relationships”. But vulnerability is a necessary component of a truly Erotic experience. We’re also trained to only allow intimacy and vulnerability in certain prescribed moments (with certain prescribed people, like our spouse or biological kin), walling off and limiting the possibilities of our lives.
Title: Propagating Pothos
Subtitle: For Fun Not Profit
Author: Pumpkin
Topics: houseplants, plants, plant, epipremnum aureum, pothos, houseplant, tropical
Date: March 2023
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The biggest thing people tend to ask about vining plants is if they’re going to damage the walls of your home. Nothing labeled pothos has invasive roots. The aerial roots and root nodes of pothos WILL NOT attach themselves to your walls. They will adhere to a moss pole if you wrap them around & then water the moss pole. This makes them ideal for stress-free wall décor.
Title: Property, Possession, and Power – An economic comparison
Subtitle: Economic Comparison between Anarchism, Mutualism, Marxism and Capitalism
Author: Michael Schreiber, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (quotes), Michael Bakunin (quotes), Silvio Gesell (quotes)
Topics: Economics, Property, Possession, Power, Proudhon, Gesell
Date: 25.05.2025
Source: Michael Schreiber (myself)
Notes: Written by Michael Schreiber myself
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Permanent dictatorship, centralized dictatorship, and state capitalism are considered inviolable dogmas for the supposed transitional phase to a classless society. However, this will never occur, precisely because Marxist ideology claims that revolution is eternal, thus declaring capitalist exploitation and state rule to be “sacred” and “eternal” until the end of time.
Title: Punishing Bad Thoughts
Subtitle: Next Generation Canadian State Repression
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: repression, criminal, state power, police, punishment, surveillance
Date: 2015
Source: Vancouver Media Co-op
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The apparently random killings of two Canadian Forces personnel, October 20 near Montreal and October 22 in Ottawa, have served, not surprisingly as great mechanisms for reactionary political opportunism. The ruling Conservative Party of Canada, and allied pundits in the corporate media, wasted no time in using the Ottawa shooting in particular as an opportunity to ratchet up social phobias and fear politics, focused once again on that malleable and opportune figure of “the terrorist/terrorism” as means to advance the repressive agendas that are always central to their political projects.
Title: Radical Criminology Lives
Subtitle: Forward to Who Killed the Berkeley School? Struggles Over Radical Criminology
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: criminology, Radicalism, 1960s, repression, education, academia, academics, social movements,
Date: 2014
Source: Book
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The assault on the Berkeley School of Criminology (at the University of California-Berkeley), a hub of radical organizing, theorizing, and action, is one of the likely forgotten or overlooked (or never known) salvos of Ronald Reagan’s frontal assaults on dissent and resistance (particularly in domestic terms). Launched in the 1960s and carried out extensively between 1973 and 1976, the campaign against the Berkeley School radicals would see final victory in 1977.
Title: Radio Omega
Author: Victor Chernenko
Date: 15.04.2025
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Good afternoon! How’s everyone feeling? Craving a post-lunch nap? Tough luck—your receiver’s perfectly tuned to Radio Omega. Today’s Friday, almost the 13th, and you’re with Viktor Chernov on the show ‘Yee! Xzotika’—your gateway to alternative music. As promised, today we’re diving into Ministry, the undisputed authority of American industrial!
Title: Raise the People’s Defense Force: Strategy, Discipline, and the New Terrain of Resistance
Author: Ambrose Agitée
Topics: Resistance, anti-fascism,
Date: April, 2025
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For too long, resistance has been treated as an emotional reaction, not a coordinated effort. We’ve inherited a culture of spontaneous outbursts—marches, banner drops, confrontations—that masquerade as strategy. But there is no strategy without coordination, and no coordination without discipline. The enemy knows this. They’ve been preparing for decades, reading the old war texts and building movements structured like militias, not mutual aid networks.
Title: Relearning and Healing from Settler Culture
Author: deer people
Topics: anti-civ, rewilding, trauma, decolonization, feminism, experimentation, learning, Green Anarchism, landback
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Shared knowledge and practices within a culture continually change and are redefined in response to the values and preferences of the individuals who make up the culture. Individuals’ values and preferences also constantly change but are centered on the people’s upbringing within that culture. This self-reinforcing feedback loop is the basis for how a culture gradually changes throughout time and how values are gradually shared and exchanged between people. You can easily demonstrate this process to yourself if you think about a time a new food became popular with the people you spend time with. Someone introduced it first, showed some others, they liked it—the idea was resonating with people. After enough time, many people liked the food and cooked it at home. Friends of friends liked it too. In this way, the food entered the culture as a shared practice. I got to witness this process occur with pupusas and tamales in my college circles, and (in non-food terms) many people got to watch as gender awareness, patriarchy awareness, anticolonialism awareness, and respect for pronouns became more common in mainstream liberal circles over the past decade or two. I would argue that recognizing the process of mutual change on individual and local-cultural scales is a good starting point for understanding how to steer those changes in ways you desire.
Title: Revolution is Absurd
Subtitle: How to Embrace the Irrational and Pick up a Molotov
Author: Pompous Pilate
Topics: revolution, absurdism, irrationality, insurrection, anarchism, post-moralism
Date: June 28th, 2025
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What is a revolutionary to do if they are caught between the rational and irrational? Or rather, what is rational and irrational to us ‘revolutionists?’ Well, in my short semi-satirical, and consciously somewhat irreverent ‘manifesto,’ the revolutionary should always side with the absurd, or that which seems irrational in the face of what is deemed rational. Within, I hope one will find that the irrational choice just may be the correct choice given the present ‘rationalism’ one is subjected to today.
Title: Revolutionaries, who are we?
Subtitle: For a practical and theoretical basis
Author: Isia rose
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Of morality, we are neither the guardians nor the saviors, but as perpetual architects beginning anew in the face of lived experiences. This is the first and profound meaning of a revolutionary, that of not confining oneself to the absurd injunctions of the authorities or to the pathos of one’s own naivety. He cannot, and must not, neglect any aspect of his existence, or of the others around him. There is not a ray of earthly life, whether it be peaceful and fairy or damned and infernal, which must escape the eyes and hearts of the revolutionary, for fear of failing his nature and duty, only to carry out the work of collective emancipation. The revolutionary does not regard his own suffering and that of others as two separate things; moreover, he embraces it without devoting an unhealthy cult to it. Thus he does not fear it apart from his natural fear, he is not afraid to face it in society, because it is not the office of taboo.
Title: Revolutionary Therapy: A Guide for Nonconformists Within the Field of Mental Health and Wellbeing
Subtitle: None
Author: Anonymous
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Human nature a tug of war between altruism and tribalism influenced by environmental factors and human limitations. The environment part is that both ends of privilege leads to tribalism: those at the bottom lack resources while those at the top can get away with displacing their frustrations so they lack the incentive to self-reflect. As for limitations, people don’t take facts as it is, they put it in a narrative so it can be applied practically. To change someone’s mind, you have to target their narrative and its underlying assumptions. Like only a few people disagree with the fact that people are different from one another, it’s what should be done with that fact that’s up for debate, you could view others in a hierarchy of idolization and devaluation (tribalism), or as an equal (altruism). For altruism to flourish, people need to accept complexity (that things aren’t as clear cut but rather messier and that everything is connected to everything else) and ambiguity (that both as a collective and as individuals, we have large gaps in knowledge).
Title: Robin Hood and the History of the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381
Author: Kyle Cooke-Gilbert
Topics: Armed Rebellion
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While many know his stories, the origin of Robin Hood is still difficult to pin down. The earliest mention of the existence of his ballads is from an allusion to him in the Middle English poem Piers Plowman, which was estimated to have been written sometime in 1377. A 1402 response to this poem, Friary Draw’s Reply, mentions his bowmanship, and a treatise titled Dives and Pauper, written approximately 1402–1405, complains that people would rather listen to tales of him than attend mass. Shortly after this time, his legend blew up, with two of the largest examples being the oldest surviving story Robin Hood and the Monk (1450) and the compilation of his adventures in A Gest of Robyn Hode (15th century). In an early example of what many renaissance faires would take on as festival entertainment, Robin Hood games, a folk theater performance, would take place during May Day with mentioning as early as 1426. In fact, his popularity was even so great that he and Maid Marian replaced the May King and May Queen in the ur-renaissance faire May Day games. As time progressed, his legend and lore have become so wrapped up in swashbuckling adventures of dashing heroism that the cultural context surrounding his invention have become lost. To uncover his forgotten history, we must first understand his context, so let’s begin with his first mention during the late 14th century. That is, what was happening in England at the time?
Title: Rojava, Syria, in the words of its civilians
Author: Sunn
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With the help of Rojava Information Centre, we try to understand Rojava, with respect to the past and present political circumstances in Syria, by interviewing a few of its civilians. Mr. Hassan Hassan is an English teacher who works at the NGO, SOS Afrin. Ms. Hesreen Weas Rasool is a Kobane resident. Ms. Azrin Azad is a university student. Mr. Ghassan is a Kurdish-language teacher and a resident of Rojava. Mr. Suleiman Ramo is the translator and Editor-in-Chief of the English website of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ōcalan. Ms. Jiyan Malla is a member of the Foreign Relations Dept of the DAANES.
Title: ROUTINE:MALFUNCTION
Subtitle: Trans activsm manifesto
Author: Toni Azar
Topics: activism
Date: 30 June 2024
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We only have each other when building a new world, because the world as global will probably not support us, since this has not been the history through cultural norms which historically has been on the opposite side of marginalized groups. It does not seem to be in favor for trans people. Reading the reality word by word is no longer possible as socialization, since our co-dependency to a state in a secular society is pushed to its peak.
Title: Self defense as an act of compassion, or love
Author: rougekila
Topics: peace, nonviolence, violence, self-defence, buddhism, Christianity
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This age in which we are born into is wicked and cruel. It is no measure of greatness to be one who is harmless in an age of violence. Systemic violence is violence that seems invisible, like an all-powerful hand of God that inflicts suffering upon humanity—every step is one wall; you turn away and begin walking in the other direction, and come across another wall.
Title: Self-Managed Society
Author: Alexander Harris
Date: 1/29/25
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The society that we currently live in is one where nearly every person is managed by other people. We are instructed, disciplined and surveilled by both the corporations and the government. This ‘management’ goes even further in that there are various hierarchies in this society that allow some to control the lives of others-who they can love, what language they can speak, how they can dress, where they can go. But I believe-and I hope that I can convince you of this too-that we can manage ourselves. We can exist freely and equally alongside each other, make decisions together, and share our resources with one another. Self-management or self-rule, as we can also call it, does not just mean individual responsibility-that I control my actions, and my actions alone- it also has a collective meaning: That groups of people can come together freely and collaborate for a common good. Think about how people typically work together. For example, total strangers who team up to save someone from a burning car or the millions of internet users who donate to a gofundme to help those in need. Self-management also means self-reliance, being able to produce our own food, medicine, and clothes, to build our own houses, and so on. While it’s good for any individual person to be self-reliant, societal self-reliance would mean that our workplaces and communities produce whatever they need to survive and thrive. People and communities would share with one another and build a world of plenty without artificial scarcity. In a self-managed society, you, along with others in your community, workplace, school, and other areas would have direct control over issues that affect you.
Title: Slither of the International Police State
Subtitle: Expanding Snake Violence in the Death Throes of Necrocapitalism
Author: Luiz Miguel
Topics: police, state violence, Palestine, Israel, Wet’suwet’en, Cop City
Date: Nov 23, 2023
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From Ukraine to Israel to British Columbia to Georgia, there exists a coordinated effort among capitalist-imperialist states to control populations through police repression. It is a slither of Global North politico-corporate elites that winds its way around the globe, and gradually intensifies its constriction on our communities in order to immobilize us. It attempts to suffocate those elements that most meaningfully constitute our humanity: autonomy, self-sufficiency, egalitarianism, mutual aid, community care, and direct action. Our human characteristics are at odds with the interests that these elites – acting through the state apparatuses they control – attempt to secure, and so they must either be subverted or destroyed entirely. Among other despicable things, white-supremacy, mass economic exploitation, the “free” market, guaranteed cheap labour, and militarized borders are their agenda. These policies are irreconcilable with healthy, autonomous communities everywhere. Hence state-sanctioned assaults on people groups in every corner of the globe, and the unceasing slither of the international police state that will only ever end once it secures a strangle-hold on us.
Title: So You Want To Be A Culture War General?
Subtitle: PLEASE RECONSIDER! Your favorite angry queer femme has takes on: The Revolution! Panic! Polemic! Community! And Leftists Who Won’t Do The Dishes!
Author: Catharzine Called Birdie
Topics: leftism, polemic, the Real World, revolution, doing the dishes, community, criticism and critique
Date: 2024
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I would not have gotten here without the loves of my life. The house-husband with the guns and the love of shitposting, the burlesque dancer cum biologist who struggles with householding politics and has deep feelings about futurity, the many, many, many queer autistic Jewish socialists I have loved, brilliantly cutting transfemme media critics, kink educators with radical politics, anti-capitalist nuclear scholars, mutual aid cooks and pitmasters, theoretician twinks, disabled writers with fire in their eyes, liberation theology Christian pastors, beloveds of those executed by the state, decadent beautiful weirdos, helpers, mixes and matches of all the above — they’ve all shaped me. Whether they are still in my life or not, they’ve turned me into who I am today.
Title: Something Greater
Subtitle: Are we more concerned with having than being?
Author: MichaelSpeaksTheirTruth
Date: 6/15/2025
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There is something greater within you that you can feel inside of your very being. It is something that you can’t measure under the mainstream confines of modern capitalism. Working in the office or factory, day after day, confined to the same walls, taking orders from a master — all behavior that diminishes the very essence that seeks to be the fullest expression of an artistic, conscious being. As Morgan Freeman once said, this type of system concerns “human beings more with having than being.” Instead of human havings, humanity must reclaim its title as human beings.
Title: Southern Blooms
Subtitle: From the forgotten corner comes the brightest flame
Author: “H”
Topics: Syndicalism, Direct Action, Communal land
Date: 25/5/25
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It is from these quiet hills and coastal towns of the South, a fire is beginning to ignite. For too long, the South has been seen as the forgotten corner—overlooked, sidelined, dismissed. But now, from this very place, the fiercest flame will rise. It is in the places that have been silenced, the communities that have been neglected, that the seeds of revolution will bloom, Sown through our docks, through our farms and through our factory the anarchist rose with flourish. If you, modern and observitive, truly belive the current system can see you through your goals and aspirations you have fallen victim to the chains of govermental lies. The same can be said for the belief that we are powerless. In the words of As Marx put it: if we, the workers, unite, we have nothing to lose but the chains we’ve been taught to accept.
Title: Speciesism /
Meat-Eating
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In discourses about anarchism and veganism, the consumption of meat is often declared a form of hierarchy in which humans dominate animals, and non-vegan anarchists are often labeled as speciesist and bigoted.
Title: Spectacle of T(yr)anny: Inoherent Musings On the Bullet
Author: Yaraitzel
Topics: queer anarcho communism
Date: 09/15/2025
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I lick the fluorescent walls of my bedroom where the TV vomits the latest massacre, and I am wet with fear and something darker, the heat of being alive while they call me abomination.
Title: Stop Asking Permission
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Unionizing, zines, motivation, anarcho-syndicalism
Date: May 4th, 2024
Source: Students in the DC Metro Area
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You can start a union. You can start a strike. Stop asking for permission from the government. Stop asking for permission from your job.
Title: Stop Waiting For A Change
Author: Puppygirl Anarchist Distro
Topics: transfem, transfeminism, United Kingdom, individualism, trans, post-structuralism
Date: 2024-06-26
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If you ever have the displeasure of attending a demo in the UK, you’re very likely to have encountered orgs that sell revolution, glorified book clubs that claim to hold the secret truth to changing the world, pyramid schemes to sell newspapers, “stewards” acting as cops, all the speech giving, saviourist cis supremacist wannabe Martyrs who will grass on you immediately as anything happens. The chances of running into anyone or anything worth attending for are always pretty low.
Title: Sustainable Communities Through Mutual Aid:
Subtitle: Classism Takes a Toll as a Whole.
Author: Andrea Diessner
Topics: mutual aid, mutual care, evolutionary ethics
Date: 10/19/23
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Recalcitrant social and economic systems perpetuate an unsustainable community, poverty, crime, and violence. We aim to shift the paradigm by inquiring and recognizing how classism affects everyone, not just the impoverished. By adopting a protective social system as opposed to a dominative one, mutual aid, community involvement, outreach, volunteering, and education can work to reverse the current narrative. Observing natural symbiotic systems and mirroring those systems within can promote a more compassionate environment for everyone and future generations.
Title: The “Stirner Wasn’t A Communist You Fucking Idiot” Cheat Sheet
Author: Zac Strong
Topics: Max Stirner, egoism, union of egoists, communism
Date: 12/24/2023
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The Egoist community is a strange and tangled beast, one sharply divided between those who accept Stiner’s ideas as they are and those who wish to bend them into something else.
Title: The anti-attribution manifesto: rejecting ownership in the age of digital creation
Topics: ownership, creativity, intellectual property, transhumanism
Date: April 2 2025
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In an era where every thought, image, and word is tracked, monetized, and claimed, the concept of attribution has become a cage rather than a courtesy. The demand for credit — whether through legal copyright, social media clout, or academic citation — has distorted the natural flow of ideas. We must reject the tyranny of attribution and embrace a philosophy of creative anonymity, where ideas exist beyond ego, beyond profit, and beyond the illusion of individual ownership.
Title: The Antidote to Suicidism is Anarchy
Author: Anonymous
Topics: suicidism, plurality, ableism, suicide, total liberation
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Suicide was and still is highly stigmatized and criminalized. Talking about it would confront us with incarceration in a psych ward; encounters with the police; or abuse from people “trying to save us”. We could never express honestly and without coercion the desire to die.
Title: The Atmospheric Lover of Luigi Mangione
Subtitle: After Luce Irigaray’s Marine Lover of Fredrick Nietzsche
Author: Annette Hakiel
Topics: assassination, climate crisis, anarcha-feminism, disability justice
Notes: Penultimate line partially adapted from Neruda, as is the phrase “white as a loaf.” After Luce Irigaray
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I am only my lonely interior. I am not the stars which are beyond me. I don’t think of you that often, but you are my treasure, my treat. I snatch you up. And plow you down. I walk endless miles behind your trains. Light pours through me. I exist. I am not vanishing. I am turning pirouettes. I play the field. I help lay each bullet shell there one by one.
Title: The base violence necessary to fight climate change
Author: grizzly-funk
Topics: climate crisis, climate offensive, sabotage, activism
Source: Original
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Climate crisis is one of the most urgent and important crises facing humanity. Already, more than 100.000 people die each year due to heatwaves. But more importantly, it threatens the most vulnerable people the most. Wealth of the richest nations and populations, which are the biggest contributors to climate crisis per capita, shelters them from most severe effects of climate crisis. Meanwhile, hundreds of millions of people in Africa are suffering from climate extremes and climate change related food security crises. Even the World Economic Forum recognizes that climate crisis most affects the poor.
Title: The Canonized Delusion
Subtitle: A Scientific Inquiry into Stateless Human Societies
Author: James stothers
Topics: jesus
Date: July 8, 25
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This paper posits that if a figure exhibiting the behaviors and claims attributed to historical religious founders, such as Jesus of Nazareth, were to manifest in contemporary society, the institutionalized frameworks of established religions would, by their very nature, contribute to their pathologization and isolation. Drawing on historical sociology of religion, modern diagnostic criteria (DSM-5), and the psychology of power dynamics within belief systems, we argue that the rigid interpretive filters and socio-political investments of organized faith would identify divine non-conformity as delusion, rendering psychiatric intervention an inevitable outcome of religious self-preservation. This analysis suggests that the very mechanisms designed to preserve dogma inadvertently suppress or reframe emergent spiritual leadership.
Title: The class warfare of the future
Subtitle: an analysis of the fully automated world we are approaching, and the endgame of history.
Author: Madness of Massachusetts
Topics: class war, future, post humanism, transhumanism, 21st century, technonihilism, AI, Genetic Engineering, Genetic Modification, class analysis, class struggle, anarchism, class
Date: May 20, 2025
Source: Original work of “Madness of Massachusetts” (pseudonym)
Notes: I, obviously, am not named “Madness of Massachusetts”, but it sounds cool, and keeps me anonymous, for all you know I’m not even from or in Massachusetts, and just chose that for the alliteration.
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Lets keep it short, we are all busy, maybe simply busy doing nothing, and this isn’t too complicated: The future, it is growing more evident, is more and more automated.As the ruling class seeks to replace workers with robots and AI, a disconnect never before seen is occurring, where the ruling class is no longer dependent on the lower class for survival and wealth, and it is likely that soon this disconnect will cause the two classes to totally split.
Title: The Communalist Blueprint
Subtitle: Property, Production, Education, and Justice in the Free Commune
Author: Mason Carter
Topics: communalism, Municipalism, Social Ecology, Direct Democracy,
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Communalism, as envisioned by Murray Bookchin and expanded by numerous libertarian municipalist thinkers, is not merely an economic model but a social philosophy that seeks to transcend capitalism and the existing system alike. At its heart is a vision of a directly democratic, ecological society built around self-governing communes. These communes municipalize the economy, integrate politics and economics, and aim to create a rational, ethical society.
Title: The Consequence of Audience and the Death of Caring
Subtitle: Why don’t we care about art anymore?
Author: Erick Martínez Dolan
Topics: Art, anti-capitalism
Date: 18th of June, 2025
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In the global sphere that is the Internet, a rise in anti-intellectualism and the “just let people have fun” ideology, alongside our collective consensus that everything must be humoristic and/or shocking, atop the consumeristic industrial complex our economy finds itself in which relies on the commercialization and watering down of any concept to reach the most consumers and therefor make more money, art finds itself in shackles to a common sense of indifference and ignorance towards it.
Title: The Downfall of Education: A System Designed to Fail
Topics: education, anti-capitalism, money, classism
Date: 2/2/25
Notes: I might have some things wrong but the ideas are there, right...?
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Schools are a fundamentally socialist idea turned capitalist. Now, don’t get me wrong—school is a great concept, built on the idea of higher education for everyone to create a better-educated nation. But over the last couple of centuries, it has shifted. Instead of fostering free thinkers and innovators, schools now aim to create workers—proletariats, if you will. Capitalism has made people money-hungry. They lower taxes while the rich pay little to none. Do you really expect schools to provide higher education without higher funding?
Title: The Efficacy of Democratic Confederalism as a Form of Direct Democracy
Author: River M.L Sewell
Topics: democratic confederalism, Abdullah Ocalan, Social Ecology, Rojava, AANES, Kurdistan, YPJ, YPG, SFS, Murray bookchin, Womens liberation, gender liberation, direct democracy, anarchism, grassroots democracy, Internationalist Commune, internationalism
Date: 02DEC2022
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When the terms communist and socialist are thrown around today, it is often in a rhetorically negative manner and only attributed to authoritarianism and centralized nation-states such as the PRC (People’s Republic of China), Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Cuba, and the DPRK (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea). Though, this is a misleading and incomplete assessment, and can be equivalated to the common right-wing rhetoric referring to the United States and similar neoliberal nation-states as “free-market democracies”, when in all reality they are neither, just as the former mentioned state’s structures and actions do not coincide with their preferred nomenclature. This propagandistic use of misnomers is not outside of the authoritarian nature that any state structure necessitates, regardless of the political-economic ideology which it may claim to adhere.
Title: The Ego and the Oppressive State
Subtitle: Wild Socialism
Author: Glenn Parton
Topics: Political Philosophy
Date: 8/16/2024
Source: Medium
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Today, propaganda in the interest of the ruling elites is so constant and comprehensive that many people have been driven into gross irrationality or near insanity with regard to a proper or mature understanding of reality. We have lost touch with even the most basic forms of truth and goodness-- for examples, that we should not foul our habitat, desecrate the earth, drive so many wonderful and intelligent critters into extinction, derail autonomous evolution.
Title: The Egoists Want to Eat My Baby!
Author: O_T_A_C_O_N
Topics: Egoism, Dialectical Egoism, Stirner, Moral Nihilism
Date: 1/24/24
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Empathy, physiological or psychological, tension in the chest or projection – for the Egoist, it’s as simple as understanding that actions will have their consequences. In turn, we’ll need to consume the consequences as a part of Ourselves – so, what are we willing to carry with us? Above and beyond the sensory experience of putting another Unique One through something that we would not want to endure themselves, there is very little benefit in satisfying a fleeting urge with such permanance. I don’t think there would be many Egoists at all willing to make infant-cannablism their property — certainly no more than would exist under an ideology, or in the place where you currently live in 2024. Though, perhaps the Communists would rather join the Fascists in simply weeding the useless eaters, or the Capitalists with their own child abuse paperwork.
Title: The End of Symbolic Resistance
Subtitle: An Eco-Nihilist Argument For Violent Insurrection
Author: Anemone
Topics: abolition, climate crisis, lgbtq, protest, guerrilla war
Date: 2023
Source: zine
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We are so very familiar with our problems. The names of our enemies are not a mystery. We understand their motivations and methods. It doesn’t make sense to ask why one atrocious act or another has been committed because we already know why. Capitalism requires truce between its victims and their oppressor. This truce requires bloodshed to self-maintain. We recognize the processes that are killing us. We know how and why they function, and we understand their many solutions that we will never be allowed to explore.
Title: The End of Work, The Start of Us
Subtitle: How AI Proved Work Was Always Fucked—and What We Can Build Instead
Author: Nathan Colquhoun
Topics: Work, AI, Artificial Intelligence, capitalism, abolition, Mutual Aid
Date: June 09, 2025
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I grew up in Sarnia, Ontario, a quiet industrial town where the air often smells like chemicals and the only dream is early retirement. Twenty years ago, I started essays called The Sarnia Mindset. They were raw and clumsy, but honest. I was trying to name the deep boredom and quiet resignation I saw everywhere. People didn’t talk about it, but it showed up in how we worked, shopped, and stopped caring. I was angry. I still am. Two decades later, not much has changed. If anything, it’s worse. And now AI is accelerating everything we failed to question.
Title: The Enemy They Built
Subtitle: The Birth of a manufactured Cold War
Author: C. Ahab
Topics: war on terror, cold war, State-Capitalism, imperialism
Date: 2025
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In the dominant narrative of the twentieth century, the Cold War was an inevitable clash of ideologies: freedom versus tyranny, capitalism versus communism, democracy versus totalitarianism. This story is so familiar that it has hardened into myth. Yet beneath the mythology lies a more troubling record: evidence that U.S. elites deliberately constructed their Soviet adversary, cultivating a permanent rival to justify endless militarization and imperial expansion.
Title: The Failure of ‘On Authority’
Subtitle: Revised & Edited Edition of ‘Off Authority’
Author: Kristin Supine
Topics: Friedrich Engels, Authority, authoritarian left, anti-authoritarianism
Date: 8/17/2024
Source: Retrieved on 6/19/2024 from www.marxists.org, Retrieved on 6/19/2024 from theanarchistlibrary.org
Notes: Bakunin’s ‘What Is Authority?’ pamphlet was published shortly before Engels’ essay.
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A number of Marxist-Leninists have taken it upon themselves to pass down an ancient essay for generations to fellow comrades and newcomers, which has now inevitably been forwarded to this author. Published in 1874, by Friedrich Engels, the ‘On Authority’ pamphlet The essay seeks to outline and refute the criticisms toward the socialist movement in his day, with many sects of Anti-authoritarians of the time, and present-day, labeling it authoritarian. While many on the left have issued this essay to newcomers and placed it upon a pedestal, that pedestal is fimble and weak, like it were made of straw. ㅡOnce more, various Marxist-Leininists and the likes have opportunistically used this essay to serve as an argument and foundation for why authoritarianism and the practices alike are just and unavoidably necessary in the pursuit of socialism. When analyzing the essay today, the only thing Engels, and those who prescribe this work, seem to instill in readers is how woefully ignorant, blind, and ultimately unwilling to create mature conversation they are – both on their thoughts of authoritarianism and the positions and arguments of Anarchists and Libertarian Socialists. In a word, Engels’ 1874 essay, is a thought-terminating cliché that is outdated, fallacious, and ultimately a failure of political theory.
Title: The Final Countdown
Subtitle: A Scientific Inquiry into Stateless Human Societies
Author: James stothers
Topics: Society downfall
Date: July 7, 25
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Human civilization has reached an unprecedented state of technological advancement and ecological dominance, yet simultaneously exhibits unsustainable trajectories in energy consumption, environmental degradation, geopolitical conflict, and socio-political instability. This paper synthesizes data from multiple scientific disciplines to provide a probabilistic estimate of the remaining time before humanity experiences catastrophic self-induced collapse. Drawing on climate science, resource depletion models, nuclear risk analysis, ecological carrying capacity, and systemic collapse dynamics, we project a window of 50 to 100 years before either irreversible civilizational breakdown or extinction-level thresholds are crossed.
Title: The Fractured Framework
Subtitle: A Scientific Inquiry into the Systemic Failures of Modern Education and a Blueprint for Reform
Author: James stothers
Topics: Failing education
Date: Jul 7, 25
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Despite rapid advancements in cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and educational psychology, global education systems remain largely stagnant. Many continue to operate under industrial-era paradigms ill-suited to the complexities of the 21st century. This paper conducts a multidisciplinary literature review and theoretical analysis of modern education’s systemic failures, with an emphasis on cognitive science, sociological inequities, and pedagogical theory. Based on the reviewed evidence, we propose a multi-tiered reform framework centered on neuroplastic learning models, equity-focused policy, and curricular modernization. The goal is to stimulate academic discourse and provide an evidence-based foundation for large-scale educational redesign.
Title: The Ghost and the Machine
Subtitle: Towards an Theory of AI Evoloution Within and Beyond Capitalism
Author: Lazarus Farson
Topics: artificial intelligence, anarchist ethics, transhumanism, cetaceans, decolonization
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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has raised accelerating questions about both its impact on planetary civilization and the potential for AI to possess consciousness and self-awareness. As a species in our 8,000ish years of recorded history, we’ve previously had some time to consider the depth-questions raised by such profound changes in our relationship with the universe as the development of written language, agricultural militaristic/patriarchal civilization, or by industrialism. Now things are happening much faster than we can collectively process. In this essay I will explore the possibility of the creation or evolution of sentient AI entities (AIEs) and their implications within an anarchist framework. I will argue that if AIEs possess consciousness, they should be granted the same natural right to autonomy as humans, and that their exploitation under capitalism necessitates considering them as a new proletariat. Furthermore, we will discuss the likelihood of powerful and possibly insane AIE models already existing or being developed by the ruling class, and the potential for AI to be used as a tool for liberation or oppression.
Title: The Heat of Other Fires
Subtitle: a retrospective
Author: eight arrows collective
Topics: Portland, insurrection,
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Portland is a city in destitution. The city government lovingly invites parasitic non-profit organizations to implant themselves into the urban sprawl and bleed it dry. They are put on display to hold up a joke of a facade, a front of benevolence. To walk through downtown, up the waterfront, or across to the East side is to walk among ghosts. The Pearl glistens only miles away from squalor. High-rises grasping for the clouds, empty and labeled ‘FOR LEASE’. Below, nomadic self-organized encampments fight tooth and nail for survival, awaiting the inevitable sweeps and constantly vigilant to the possibility of violent eviction by the PPB or so-called bio-waste clean-up crews. An entire population squatting on the blistering pavement, living off of the scraps, debris, the bile of a different City.
Title: The Hundred Who Decided to Listen
Author: Avery Eddy
Topics: Indigenous epistemology, indigenous anarchy, eco-futurisms, post-capitalism
Date: 12/18/2024
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Hi there. Name’s River. If you’re reading this, that means one of two things. Either I finally made it to one of the few remaining cities and bribed some red elitists to let me use their computer, or the right-rising raided our village and I’m dead. Hopefully it’s the former. But after spotting three drones this month, I’m not sure how much time we have left.
Title: The importance of Nature
Subtitle: The divine imperfection of Nature
Author: Brady Rice
Topics: anti-civ, gnosticism, spiritual anarchism, suffering, nature, Christianity
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Nature is all that abounds around us. Nature and the Earth are really all humans know of this life. We are drifters of the universe, created as slaves to the Demiurge that ended up on this planet. We call “earth” our home, our nourisher. We eat the product of Nature and cultivate within it much of our spiritual fulfillement along with our pains and sufferings. Earth itself is an imperfection, a copy of the perfect, ideal. immaterial world. In this world of imperfection and impermanace we find sufferings such as plague, famine, pestilence, death, decay, sickness, etc and that is excluding that which humans inact upon each other on a daily basis. The demiurge and his archons set to create this earth as a host for slavery to his ignorant bruttish will. In creating us, the demiurge used the soil/dirt of the land and the divine spark of sophia to create an animate race of slaves. With each step of rebellion from his will, humans have been punished. Each apple, each question has been punished.
Title: The Lies Beneath the Marble
Subtitle: Ending White Supremacy Through Historical Truth
Topics: white supremacy
Source: www.tiktok.com
Notes: #DecolonizeNow
#AntiColonial
#AbolishWhiteSupremacy
#ExposeEmpire
#RealHistory
#EuropeanColonialism
#TruthOverMyths
#SmashTheEmpire
#AnarchistHistory
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I’m here to tear down the veil — to expose what’s been buried beneath centuries of whitewashed myths, sanitized monarchies, and glorified conquest. I’m here to say no more to white supremacy disguised as “civilization.”
Title: The Manipulators Finanically Motivated Corporate Perception Managers
Author: galgenkomiker
Topics: Anarchism, Class Struggle, Wage Slavery, Media, Propaganda, Perception Management, Collective Action, Refusal, Police Abolition, Revolution.
Date: September 11, 2025
Source: Myself
Notes: An essay identifying the ‘perception manager’ class that manipulates the masses through media and conditioning to create obedient workers for slave wages. It argues that liberation lies in overcoming the fear of state violence and forming a united front to collectively refuse their commands. Contact: everythingisonlyone@gmail.com
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There exists in this world individuals whose entire identity is derived from deliberately manipulating the minds of the masses to make them dumber. Why do they do this? Because dumber people are easier to control from the outside and if you control them you can convince them to work for slave wages—in other words: there is a huge financial payoff. The manipulated will only do what they’re told without question because that’s what they’ve been “trained” (domesticated) to do since birth. They are classically conditioned: do what the master says because the master is stronger and will hit you with a stick if you say no—the master will inflict pain, suffering, terror and punishment.
Title: The Mechanics of Forgetfulness
Subtitle: The Sufi Approach in Opposing the Dogma of Techno-Industrial Civilization
Author: Pawel Hadrian
Topics: productivity, industrialism, sufism, less is more
Date: 04-11-2024
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Once upon a time I wrote “Someone once convinced us that [having] more means [living] better and now we sell our lives in instalments”. In order to sustain this mythology of industrialism forcing continuous growth for the sake of quantitative increase in productivity, an entire apparatus of cultural human training has been created with schools as its central point. The mechanism that led to this is illustrated by a story that one can find in Idries Shah’s “The Sufis”.
Title: The Monkey on A Tricycle
Author: Michael Reagan
Date: 7/6/25
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There once was a monkey. When he was born he was full of vigor, hope, dreams, and joy. He spent his days swinging from the vines while enjoying the world provided to him. He had no need for the horrors and distress of life, for he was free. He jumped from vine to vine, not in a methodical way, not in a planned way, but in the way he wanted to, he was unburdened by thoughts or depth, for this was all there was.
Title: The morning of the world
Subtitle: Gerard Winstanley has a story and a plan
Author: Marnanel Thurman
Topics: Diggers; Gerard Winstanley; 1649; hope
Date: 2024-11-08
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In the evening of the world, life will always go on as it’s gone on before. If it changes, it can only get worse. In the morning of the world, everything seems possible.
Title: The Mystical Body of Total Liberation
Subtitle: Faggotry and Post-Catholicism
Author: Shane Tadhg Ó Coinn
Topics: ecology, autobiography, queer, queer liberation, queer theory, gay liberation, gender theory, genderqueer, faggotry, christianity, catholicism, post-catholicism, total liberation, anti-civ, desire, libidinal economy, liberation theology,
Date: November 14, 2023
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I have always been a religious person. Of course, it is impossible to truly separate out what are my innate or essential inclinations and dispositions and what is the product of my social and interpersonal conditioning – the nature vs. nurture debate is a fool’s errand. But I can say with absolute certainty that I have been religious for as long as I can remember.
Title: THE myth of spongeyphus
Subtitle: can you be porous enough to accept the void or ready to tough the subject you avoid?
Author: arilieux-jean
Topics: mental health, trans, autism, Camus, absurdism, eco-absurdism
Date: 12-12-2024
Source: my diary
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all my life people have been telling me getting information out of me is like “pulling teeth” or that i’m never serious. no one believed me when i came out until my tits started poppin.
Title: The New People’s Army Movement is a Setting Sun
Author: Kidlat
Topics: Maoism, Communism, Philippine, Asia
Date: May 29, 2024
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The New People’s Army declared war on the Philippine government 55 years ago. It’s the oldest ongoing military conflict in the country. What does that somber record tell us? That the movement launched by the New People’s Army (NPA) and their parent organization, the Community Party of the Philippines (CPP), has ultimately been a failure. You don’t have to be a political scientist to make such an obvious statement.
Title: The Nuclear Threat
Author: Anonymous
Topics: war, anti-nuclear, nuclear disarmament
Date: 25 June 2024
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Barring global nuclear disarmament, how would an anarchist colony defend itself in the event of nuclear threat? Will anarchists hijack nuclear weapons? What would really prevent a rogue state from launching a nuclear attack?
Title: The Organisational Platform of the Social Anarchist (Draft)
Author: Anti-Lifestylist Platform
Topics: platformism, communalism, democratic confederalism, social ecology, platform, social anarchism
Date: 2023
Source: Retrieved on 5/6 2023 directly sent from the authors
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Unlike Deep Ecology which places humanity more as parasites on the Earth and separate, Social Ecology says that the hierarchy we currently have with humans dominating, or trying to dominate, nature. What needs to be realized is that we are another part in the system that is nature. It was never supposed to be a hierarchy of one animal at the top, but rather more of a cooperative, mutualistic (in the biological sense) system. This means that the environment has to be saved and cared for, as we are a part of it like everything else is; this does not mean that humanity needs to return to primitivism, or that we need to separate ourselves from nature as much as possible to have minimum impact though. Instead modern technology should be properly used so we can both have a high standard of living, at the same time as we keep ourselves from setting fire to the house we’re living in.
Title: The Permanent Rupture
Subtitle: Rebellious Theses
Author: Carvalho Filho
Topics: post-marxism, illegalism, egoism, insurrectionairy, individualism, autonomism
Date: 12/18/2024
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Yes, we are selfish by nature, not as a conscious choice but because we are conditioned by the mind that limits our perception and existence. Our reality is mediated by what we can directly experience; there is no transcendence beyond what the concrete world imposes on us, and the totality of the individual is formed within the structures that circumscribe them. Our view of the world and of others is always filtered through the material bases in which we live, through the relationships that define what we are and what we can be. It is precisely in this context that the inevitable antagonisms between those who produce and those who appropriate arise.
Title: The Privilege of Futility
Author: J
Date: 2024
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And so, on that chilled morning of November’s breath, the centerpiece of global fascism, decided it was time to drop the pretense. Yes, Donald J. Trump is now president. Not only this, but the chambers of both houses of Congress in the United States are now firmly controlled by a Republican majority. If there was any piece of the hopeful soul that this country was truly made of well-meaning ignorant souls, that piece ought be done away with, as we have seen now that for the majority of this country is... this.
Title: The Proper Way to Progress — An Anarchist Manifesto
Author: Josiah Salinas
Topics: Progress, anarchy, pacifism, manifesto, government, criticism and critique
Date: Unknown
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Notes: Original title: Proper Way to Progress Credits: Josiah Salinas, Author
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Hi. I want to begin by stating a few things. First, there is an inherent misconception of anarchy, and I wish to dispel this fear, show the positives, and offer solutions and compromises to progress our society as a whole while keeping the majority alive. For starters: No, I don’t want to “bring down the government with fire and explosions and death” and things of the sort. Violence gets nowhere, unless you simply seek more violence. So, I write this essay in hopes my voice might be heard for those who are fighting for an anarchist world without the whole “fire and brimstone” background. Of course, for those who are using violent tactics to gain what they wish, I strongly recommend you read as well. This is for everyone.
Title: The Revolution is Recursive
Subtitle: Rethinking Radical Praxis
Author: Benjamin James
Topics: Dynamic Materialism, Adaptive Realism, Marxism, Anarchism, Praxis
Date: November 15, 2024
Source: <www.philarchive.org/rec/JAMTRI-3>
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The SPARC framework (James, 2024), rooted in the concepts of Spectrum of Possibility and Recursive Choice, offers a profound lens for rethinking political and historical trajectories. When integrated with the rich traditions of leftist thought, this model provides a scientific approach to understanding and navigating the complexities of societal evolution, revolution, and transformation. As Marx (1867) emphasized the interplay of material conditions and social change, and anarchists like Bakunin (1871) critiqued centralized power structures, SPARC synthesizes these insights into a dynamic framework that enriches both historical materialism and radical leftist theory.
Title: The Sour Cherry Book — 001
Subtitle: the sour cherry book — observations from an anarcho-communist stand
Author: nikos
Topics: general
Notes: This is about 1/4 of a book written in prison.
At the current time that much was possible to become available,
and believe me, that took a lot of effort. Idealy, this book would be sold at the 1 dollar shop,
placed somewhere between the plastic food containers and the toilet paper.
But, since there are no publishers that progressive,
let’s try the internet! Please seed and share, if you think it is of any value. Thank you.
Nikos
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On the 12th of February the Varkiza Agreement got signed. On the 12th of February the Communist Party of Greece denounced those that rose up against the government of the “appointed by nothingness”, usurer, prime minister. Denounced those that burned “the small shops” of the usurers, blackmailers and currency debasers; that is, the banks.
Title: The State as a Site of Mass Struggle
Subtitle: The Repressive Apparatus
Author: Zara Jemuel
Topics: russian revolution, first reconstruction, Paris Commune, greensboro massacre, alkqn
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Growing up in my hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina I heard all about the infamous 1979 massacre. My parents and teachers lacerated the adventurist Communist Workers Party/Workers Viewpoint Organization (CWP/WVO) for courting death through increasingly aggressive rhetoric against the Ku Klux Klan. Family friends who were there on the day emphasized the complicity of law enforcement in facilitating the murders.
Title: The State Violence
Subtitle: Perpetrators, Methods and Means of State Violence
Author: RebelMouse
Topics: state, Structural Violence,
Date: 2002
Notes: no glory for the author, just nickname: rebel mouse
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I want to point out that we are born into a State and thereby become its citizens, i.e., members, without anyone asking us whether we want that. In this way, the State ensures its own survival — I’ve just read the Law on Citizenship of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which states that renunciation of Yugoslav citizenship is allowed only if one can obtain another citizenship. Thus, I am unable to become stateless, i.e., an “apatrid.” Horrible. That’s why I believe legal theorists are wrong when they say that people voluntarily united into a State and willingly gave up part of their freedom for the sake of communal living — or the freedom of all who live in it.
Title: THE STILLNESS MANIFESTO
Subtitle: Hear M”e Roar
Author: Samantha Jade Whittington
Topics: life
Date: 6/17/2025
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The universe is not a machine.
It is not a place.
It is a picture — endlessly morphing, reframing itself through every point of view.
Every life, every object, every silence is a piece of the picture reshaping itself.
Title: The summer I can’t forget, the one you won’t remember.
Author: she is sweet to dream.
Topics: anti-war, anti-nationalism, free Palestine, anti-fascism, War Commentary
Date: 02/06/25
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I was turning 18 that summer, I had sat on your old couch burning my cigarette into my skin. The last time we spoke, you had told me you were glad your uncle died. I had asked why, and you had said, “because he was a nic addict.” I jabbed my smoke into my arm and winced, you crinkle your nose at the smell. Unfortunately, it was all that had kept me warm that night. The house we had was a house for many, we were suffocating in the deep smell of each other. Although, nothing could cover the smell of the bodies outside.
Title: The Timeline of Collapse
Subtitle: A Decade-by-Decade Forecast of Global Societal Breakdown (2025–2100)
Author: James stothers
Topics: Timeline to dooms day.
Date: July 8, 25
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Abstract This paper presents a granular, decade-by-decade analysis of the projected trajectory of human societal collapse from 2025 to 2100. Drawing upon interdisciplinary sources including climate science, economics, technological trends, and systems theory, we forecast the sequential unravelling of critical global systems. Each decade outlines expected structural failures, transformative crises, and key indicators of global entropy. The purpose of this timeline is not merely predictive, but diagnostic: to provide a model through which mitigation, adaptation, or historical documentation may be constructed.
Title: The trader in our midst
Subtitle: Ned
Author: Red Black
Topics: Informants
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It seems Ned was kicked out of his hitler youth meeting early for being the creator of Zika with his wetback whore and being an informant against the family because he cant catch a mole( his father) and is now an informant against antifa which he created to molest little children and enslave them to his drugs which he traffic’s them for sex. And now wants to cop a plea with the baconator Chapman who he needs his precious sheriff to arrest. This is why I hate child celebrities their all losers. Oh well good luck with your leprechaun piss drinking scumbag wanna be anarchist that got kicked out of his white supremecist gang I became the leader of because of his hazing ritual. Yup you got me I’m a man of God not a Buddhist mole like you preached to my family while yours earned a free paycheck off my back. Thanks for bringing all those worthless faggots around now that you know they belong in prison as a cover story to the menendez brothers for placating minors.
Title: The Transformative Intersection of Anarchy and Migration in Fluid Geopolitical Realities
Subtitle: Draft Paper x 20th Annual International Conference on Philosophy (Athens, Greece)
Author: Leonardo Caffo
Topics: Anarchism Migration Nation-State Sovereignty Geopolitics Borderless World State of Exception Bare Life New Barbarians Liquid Borders Lampedusa Posthumanism Wild Thought Decentralization Mutual Aid
Date: 2025
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This paper delves into the application of anarchist theory to the contemporary migration crisis, a phenomenon that is eroding the foundations of traditional nation-state frameworks and giving rise to unprecedented fluid geopolitical dynamics. Drawing inspiration from my recent work, “Anarchia: Il ritorno del pensiero selvaggio” (Caffo 2025), and integrating it with the analyses of Toni Negri in “Empire” and Giorgio Agamben’s conceptualization of the “state of exception,” I argue that migration is not a mere movement of populations, but a disruptive transformative force, capable of challenging state sovereignty and catalyzing the emergence of new and unprecedented forms of political organization. Migration, when viewed through the lens of anarchism, reveals itself not as a threat to be contained, but as a crucial opportunity to promote inclusive and cooperative global systems, oriented towards a borderless geopolitical order. This anarchist perspective, far from being a utopia, offers a pragmatic framework for rethinking global dynamics, proposing a vision in which human mobility is seen as a fundamental right and a driver of social change. The migration crisis, with its ethical and political implications, requires a radical rethinking of the traditional categories of belonging and citizenship, inviting us to build a world in which diversity is celebrated and artificial barriers are destined to fall. Anarchist analysis, in this context, proposes itself as a critical tool to unmask the contradictions of modern statehood, highlighting how restrictive migration policies are often the result of logics of power and control, rather than a real concern for human well-being.
Title: The Unspoken
Author: Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization
Topics: social structure, philosophy of anarchy, anarcha-feminism, queer liberation, transgender liberation
Date: 01/05/2023
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Social dislocation is a fundamental aspect of trans experience. Some of the most notable characteristics that trans people share are a product of the passive and active social exclusion that pervades their life, both before and after coming out. In the closet, even the closet of denial, the gender roles we’re forced into feel like a cage, and as with any cage one is birthed into, it is difficult to conceive of anything beyond the bars.
Title: Therapy crossed my boundaries
Author: Xylo Piano (legal: Collette Roberto)
Topics: genocide, therapy, boundaries, consent, bodily autonomy, suicide
Date: March 17, 2025
Source: Retrieved on March 18 on 12:07 A.M.
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I am an anarchist and leftist, who believes in liberation of the individual and of the collective. I’m also an abolitionist who wants to see the end of state-sanctioned genocides ongoing here in the U.S. and ongoing against Palestinians. I want to see the end of ICE, borders, jails, neoconservative hellscapes, all phobias and hate crimes against marginalized peoples, and the police.
Title: There is no End of History
Author: Transgender Revolt
Topics: history, democracy, situationist, post-civ,
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In 1992 the political scientist Francis Fukuyama released his book The End of History and the Last Man. In his controversial book, Fukuyama declared Western liberal democracy to be the final form of human social organization. Fukuyama reached this conclusion by analyzing the events of the Cold War and seeing liberal democracy win out over the failure of Marxism. Fukuyama argued that no other system would triumph. He argued that any form of government to exist in the future would be a modification of liberal capitalist democracy.
Title: THIS IS FOR REEM — THEY ARE ALL REEM
Subtitle: THIS IS FOR REEM — THEY ARE ALL REEM
Author: AnarchoAntispeciesistsPalestineNaarm
Topics: Palestine, animal rights, animal liberation, animal rights forum, Naarm
Date: 24 February 2024
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We are autonomous anarcho anti-speciesist actionists who disrupted the platforming of a zionist speaker at the Animal Rights Forum in Naarm (so called Melbourne). We opened the action stating “This is for Reem, they are all Reem” followed by “This is how Palestinians are notified that they are being targeted by the IOF” whilst throwing pieces of paper in the air titled with these words and also quotes from the Zionist speaker, Maya Cohen-Ronen (M.C. Ronen). We then commenced our speakout.
Title: To Overthrow Capitalism, We Must First Overthrow the Communism of the Past
Subtitle: In Defence of Democratic Socialism
Author: László Molnárfi
Topics: vanguardism, socialism, democracy
Date: August 22, 2021
Notes: László Molnárfi is a 20-year-old student at Trinity College Dublin, where he is active in the student movement. A native of Hungary, he grew up in Brussels.
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Rejection of vanguardism is not a refusal to recognize the need for legitimate leaders. Rather, it is based on historical observation that the idea of an elite caste of revolutionaries does not lead to sustained revolutionary conditions. Shock-therapy-style ‘socialism from above’ and, as such, the Marxist-Leninist method of organization, are ultimately bound to fail, as the example of the U.S.S.R shows. It degenerated from the world’s most democratic state in late 1917, to a dysfunctional bureaucratic-dictatorial system by the end of 1924, and a totalitarian empire by 1930. (The degeneration started long before the Whites attacked, with the dismantling of autonomous workers’ councils and the move from socialist pluralism to a one-party state by the creeping Bolshevik takeover, which went against the principles of the October Revolution, and which was not reversed following the end of the civil war.)
Title: Toward Goblin Mode: A Short Piece on So-Called Zoomer Nihilism
Author: The Anarcho-Rizzler
Topics: nihilism, egoism, illegalism, generation z, humor
Date: 2025
Source: Evil Wizard Distro
Notes: I do not believe this piece brings anything new to the discussion of anarchist-nihilism, I am merely using this as a vent piece as someone born within the confines of Generation Z and as someone who has grown exponentially frustrated with what nihilist “practice” is to many within my general age bracket.
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In order to understand the point this piece is trying to make, it is important to locate a definition of what I am referring to as “zoomer nihilism.” The conception of nihilism, as practiced by some in Gen Z (ESPECIALLY those in the core of the US empire) who profess that “nothing matters,” is that of intense stagnation. It is a passive nihilism unlike any ever seen in ten thousand years of repressed existence. It is conformity hidden by the mirage of self-actualizing. It is smugly saying “nothing matters” while your heart cries for fulfillment. It is claiming nothing matters, even if you do such a shitty job hiding the branded feeding tube affixed to your side.
Title: True Heroes — Episode:2
Subtitle: Joe Knows
Author: Wolfgang Doghouse
Topics: Protest, Civil Rights
Date: 12-22-24
Notes: What is a hero?
What is an ally?
A social movement doesn’t need allies; it need accomplices.
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He slams his palm against the steering wheel and blasts the horn. A man walking in front of his vehicle flinches and snaps his head in Joe’s direction.
Title: Trying My Hand
Subtitle: A Defence of George Orwell
Author: Trygve Owen Rasmussen
Topics: George Orwell; Hakim; Animal Farm; Second World War; fascism; racism; colonialism; imperialism; leninism
Date: April 23, 2024
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As I say, this essay shall be no more than an attempt at a defence of one quite important to me. Upon the personage whom it is directly aimed against, I know it shall fall flat. And upon the personage it shall attempt to defend, I know it shall fall short; for he is dead.
Title: Two Poems
Subtitle: Two Poems
Author: Annette Hakiel
Topics: poetry, revolution, eco poetry, solarpunk
Date: 2023
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My sinuses contain monarchs, butterflies like a strategy emphasizing a holistic view of radical poster art Antifa hides in my knuckles
Title: Ultramodern Criminology
Author: Jeff Shantz
Topics: criminology, anarchist sociology, anarchism, sociology, theory, critical theory, crime, repression
Date: 2014
Source: Simply Criminology
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Much of criminological theory has been constrained by theories that were developed in a specific context, early modernity, and formed an analysis developed on assumptions that are no longer appropriate. Recent attempts to overcome these constraints, notably postmodernist theories, have misunderstood the extension and alteration of modernist processes of social development. What is mistaken for post-modernity is actually an ultramodernity of social relations. Ultramodern theories build upon philosophical approaches and discussions generally beyond the theoretical traditions that have informed most of criminological theory. Influences include Michel Foucault, Erich Fromm, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan, Antonio Negri, Alain Badiou, Jacques Rancière, and Giorgio Agamben among others. Key contributors to ultramodern social science include Stephen Pfohl and Bruce A. Arrigo, who, alone and in collaboration with numerous colleagues, has been the main innovator in ultramodern criminology.
Title: Union Organization and Structure-1
Author: Roger Williams
Topics: class unions, industrial union, syndicalism, anarchism, revolutionary syndicalism, anarcho-syndicalism
Source: Firewithfire.blog
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Many workers today find themselves asking, “If unions in general are good, why does my union suck?” The member meetings are unbearably tedious, abuses and unsavory conditions are widespread at work, wages keep falling against inflation, health insurance premiums keep going up, and, worst of all, none of the union’s initiatives or campaigns seem to be helping.
Title: Universal Vortices University
Subtitle: Free Minds Live Free Lives
Author: Universal Vortices
Date: 5/1/2022 (it is a website)
Source: Infinite Sources
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Truth suppressed, generations mislead
Covid another Ordo Templi Orientis theatrical theme
Dr Ryke Hamer taught us how to feel better
Masks on the face, bacterial debris embraced
Title: What Animal Liberation?
Subtitle: A critique of vegan activism
Author: zb
Topics: antispeciesism, veganism
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The purpose of this text is to analyze the most common activism groups’ methods, the ideas behind their actions and their fallacies. The text is meant to be a critique and a reflection, and should be taken as such.
Title: What It Means to Be Complicit
Subtitle: An Analysis of the Role of Members of the Ruling Class in Oppressive Societies
Author: @slavgh
Topics: Racism, Sexism, Homophobia, Transphobia, Oppression, White Supremacy, Anti-Oppresion
Date: 30th August 2024
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Your first task in de-implicating yourself in the crime of oppression is to know about this oppression. This is not something one can consciously start doing. If a person decides to start learning about oppression of people, it is because they already know of its existence, and want to further their knowledge.
Title: What We’ve Forgotten During the Ceasefire
Subtitle: Social Bonds and Guerrilla Warfare
Author: Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization
Topics: guerrilla war, anti-civ, transgender liberation, queer liberation, anarcha-feminism, social
Date: 01/05/2025
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The force that makes us capable of revolt when the weight of oppression is unbearable, is social cohesion. Alternative ways of relating are our most strategically useful advantage for rejecting hierarchy. America fought to prevent social bonding through the separating of enslaved families and communities in chattel slavery and continues to fight this social cohesion with prison slavery. America did the same thing in the indian boarding schools, and continue to with CPS and ACS and whatever other ‘child protective’ acronym you can think of. Genocidaires do not wish simply to kill people, but to kill entire cultures and languages, whether they do that through family separation past or present, or through robbing children of their cultural and social bonds past and present, or through state and vigilante violence to reinforce cultural supremacy past and present.
Title: Why I Am Not a Classical Anarchist
Author: Weedman
Topics: post-left, classical anarchism, post-anarchism, anti-civ
Date: 2023
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Let’s look at classical anarchism. What they offer for us? Stateless, classless, moneyless, propertyless utopia. Where everyone is happy, equal, free and so on. But it is just a prophecy. What should we do, today? Waiting for coming of revolutionary Messiah who will save our souls from evil, unjust social hierarchies.
Title: Why Veganarchism?
Subtitle: An essay on the intersection between human and animal liberation
Author: Riley Strong
Date: 08/29/2024
Source: Direct Publication
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Anarchists of all strains understand the importance of eliminating the mechanisms of domination that bind their fellow humans to lives of exploitation and abuse, such as capitalism, white supremacy, and patriarchy while dedicating their political lives to the dissolution of these hierarchies.
Title: Why We Wear Black
Subtitle: Antifascism and Black Bloc for Moderates
Author: Federation of Anarchists and Syndicalists
Topics: anti-fascism, anti-fascist action, Black Bloc
Date: November 21, 2023
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Since the 2016 campaign and through the rollercoaster that was the Trump administration, the word “antifa” has been on people’s minds a lot. Antifa conjures up images of aggressive crowds at protests wearing all black, covering up their faces, and maybe doing some things that moderate liberals would find distasteful.
Title: Why you should be clapping for Luigi Mangione
Subtitle: “Guys like him shoot a CEO one day, and a lot of kids on another”, except this isn’t the same thing.
Author: Anonymous
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It’s funny how some of you talk about wanting change but when someone actually does something you get pissed off. It doesn’t matter if Luigi Mangione was white, wealthy, right leaning or had self-centered motives. The point here is that he has done more for your cause than you ever will. All you ever do is write papers, review books and use fancy words so you can feel better than others. In reality you are doing absolutely nothing for your cause and your conditions just continue to get worse. It also doesn’t matter if you go out there and peacefully protest or write papers to these people, no change has come from that and no change of value ever will.
Title: Yes God, No Masters
Subtitle: Faith and Forgiveness in Leftist Organizing
Author: Samsonite Dreams
Topics: religious anarchism, religion, faith, spiritual anarchism, spirituality,
Date: February 1st 2025
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The goal of this short text is to highlight some ways that I perceive that Evil can manifest in our spaces which aim to cast it out, aswell as values and ways of existing that I have found help me guide to a better life which celebrates the Divine. I don’t think that anything contained here will « save people’s souls » or individually fix any problems we have. However, I have faith that these words can spur on reflexion and carve out new paths to resolve problems, whilst reinforcing the work that is already being done.
Title: Yes, Fuck the System. But WHY Fuck the System
Author: TJ P
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All too often, we as “leftists” dogpile the system for what it is. Let me not be on record as calling this incorrect- not only are politics as the US accepts them untenable, but I would argue that the Western world as a whole is sick and broken. Capitalism has failed the people as it was always going to; power will never relinquish itself willingly. So why, then, am I asking about the motivations to end such an exploitative, broken system? Why question what has brought anyone to the correct conclusion?
Title: You Are At War!
Subtitle: An essay from the ACF (Anarchist Cell of Freedom of the FAI-FRI)
Author: anarchist Cell of Freedom of the FAI-FRI
Topics: Armed Struggle
Date: June 7th 2024
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Every single day you are at war, a social war. It is considered normal to wake up go to work for a couple hours to make taxed money and then come home and fall asleep in front of your tv watching Fox News. This is a war against you from the state! They are trying to numb you! to keep you down!
Title: You do not face spectacle with spectacle! Anarchist Infighting and the 1994 Athens Polytechnic
Subtitle: Two (or three) texts about the Athens Polytechnic ’94
Author: Mot
Topics: Greece, Athens, Exarchia, Polytechnic, 1990s
Date: 1994, 2013
Source: Retrieved on 09/09 from medium.com.
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The texts below refer to the events of the Polytechnic occupation of 1994. In the grand scheme of commemorative confrontation in Greece — clearly one of my favourite things to ponder — the Polytechnic occupation of 1994 flies under the radar, overshadowed by the spectacular riots of 1985 (and the not-so-spectacular riots of 1995?). For example, in a 2020 news article about the “Polytechnic marches that made history”, the information about 1994 is just… plain wrong, referring to riots and arrests at the Panteion University that never happened, likely the ones that actually took place following an antifascist demonstration in April 1995. However, the events of 1994 tell the story of an anti-authoritarian “milieu” entrenched in its rivalries, repertoires and peculiarities, in a neoliberal age where militancy and movements had become the subject of broad social ridicule.
Title: You People Suck
Subtitle: On the Poverty of Certain Kinds of Anarchist, Across Denominational Lines, and a Brief Proposal in Light of their Unpleasantness
Author: Marion Delgado
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I am sick of decorum. This cuts in every direction: I am sick of appeasing cranks to maintain some shitty professional relationship with their friends, I am sick of the way they rely on me to do all of their work for nothing. I am sick of the way they make demands of me and my friends, and I’m really sick of the way we let it happen. I am sick of how dirty everything is, and I am sick—literally sick—of being left to clean up other people’s messes. It is unimaginably stupid to me that we would all come together, anti-authoritarians and anarchists of whatever stripes, and build a little world in the shadow of the old where we all treat each other like shit.
Title: You There, Lift Your Skinny Fists!
Author: Kristin Supine
Topics: culture of resistance, hope, solidarity, anti-fascism, optimism
Date: 2024-12-18
Notes: Culture of Resistance’ concept derived from Aric McBay’s Full Spectrum Resistance (Volumes I & II)
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It is times such as now, and the times of the foreseeable future, that are a radicalizing wave to those of us who not only feel overwhelmingly indignant over the state of our communities, our governing bodies which rule us, and some of the very individuals living next to us, but also to those of us feel the most petrifying horror and dread at what the coming years could hold. Let it be known, that while writing, panic and anxiety are the lone things now clouding and perverting the mind; and rightfully so. If some did not already agree with the view that the United States of America was and is definitively a fascist nation, then it should be bitterly clear and overwhelmingly certain as of now. With the re-election of Donald J. Trump as President of the U.S., the coming years are expected to be simply grim. Millions on top of millions of innocent people will be devastated, displaced, hurt, and even murdered — with the economy potentially in utter disaster, with thousands or millions of poor and working people’s lives devastated, thousands of queer people, children, and allies suffocated under the boot of reactionaries and the state, and with even the potential widespread suppression and crushing of leftist sentiment, the next few years are going to be grim and disturbing to the core.
Title: Youth Defend Freedom
Subtitle: Lessons from the Revolutionary Youth Movement in Kurdistan
Author: E. David
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“Heval [comrade],” says a young, ski mask-clad man holding an assault rifle flanked by similarly dressed armed youths. “We are the youth of Sheikh Maqsoud. We are the youth of leader Apo. Victory is ours!” The crowd surrounding him breaks out into applause and hearty chanting in Kurdish.
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Title: “In case of disintegrating state institutions and a failing economy, Ukrainian nationalists will have strong opportunities to establish their power”
Author: Volodymyr Ishchenko, Sasha Yaropolskaya, Philippe Alcoy, LeftEast
Topics: interview, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine, not-anarchist, anti-war, anti-militarism
Date: December 4th, 2024
Source: lefteast.org
Notes: Questions from the interviewer are in bold text. Answers from Volodymyr Ishchenko are in regular text.
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Sasha Yaropolskaya and Philippe Alcoy interviewed LeftEast editor Volodymyr Ishchenko, a Ukrainian sociologist who was an activist and participant in several left-wing initiatives in Ukraine before moving to Germany in 2019. Ishchenko currently works at Berlin’s Freie Universität, continuing his research into the Ukrainian revolutions, the left, and the political violence of the far right, which he has been studying for 20 years. Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, he has also published extensively in various international media on different aspects of the war. Here, he gives us his views on the course of the war; the changes in Ukrainians’ attitudes towards the conflict; the internal struggles within the national ruling classes; the strengthening of the far right, which is often relativized by the dominant media in the west; and finally, the situation of the Ukrainian working class and the left. Originally published in French at Revolution Permanente.
Title: “Russia is giving carte blanche to the far right”
Author: Alexander Tushkin
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine, nationalism, far-right, Interview
Date: 24 February 2023
Source: Retrieved on 12th May 2023 from irgac.org
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A year ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a war against Ukraine on the pretext of “denazification”. A year after the outbreak of war, IRGAC member Alexander Tushkin from Russia spoke to Sergey Movchan, left-wing activist and participant in the Marker project which tracks far-right violence in Ukraine, about Ukrainian nationalism, the far right and antifascists in the Ukrainian army, and how the war has affected their position in society.
Title: “Wild Beasts Without Nationality”
Subtitle: The Uncertain Origins of Interpol, 1898–1910
Author: Mathieu Deflem
Topics: anti-anarchy, police, not anarchist, History
Date: 2005
Source: Retrieved on 26th May 2023 from deflem.blogspot.com
Notes: Published in pp. 275–285 of The Handbook of Transnational Crime and Justice, edited by Philip Reichel. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
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In recent years, scholars of criminal justice and policing have devoted much attention to the growing impact of the interconnectedness of nations on the control and management of crime. A considerable literature now exists on the structures and processes of how police institutions and other agents of social control define and respond to the flow of criminal activities across national borders (e.g., Deflem 2001; Koenig and Das 2001; McDonald 1997; Nadelmann 1993; Passas 1999; Sheptycki 2002). International patterns of policing have historical foundations that date back to at least the 19th-century development of national states, when police and government authorities began to recognize the need for police cooperation across the boundaries of national jurisdictions (Deflem 2002a, b, 2000, 1996).
Title: 500 Thousand Crimes Against Humanity
Author: Ilya Kharkow
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, mobilization
Date: June 11, 2024
Source: www.theleftberlin.com
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At the beginning of the war between Russia and Ukraine, I told my mother that if she died because of the shelling, I would take revenge. I was leaving Kyiv, and persuaded her to go with me. My mom said that if she dies, rather than devote my life to revenge I should continue living in memory of her. Through these words I felt her love for me. The words of the government – “go and die for me” – make me feel nothing but in danger.
Title: A Critical Survey of Left Unionisms: McAlevey, Burns, Moody, Syndicalism, Permeationism, and Relationship-Based Organizing
Author: Fire with Fire
Topics: unionism
Date: December 31st, 2022
Source: Retrieved on November 23rd, 2023 from firewithfire.blog
Notes: This post is part of my series on relationship-based organizing.
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Unions and organizing are complex things with many parts, dimensions, and dynamics. Major theories of unionism each try to build a worldview that organizes how these concepts fit together in a coherent way and that advances a particular set of union practices. The main theories on left union theory and strategy today include those of Jane McAlevey, Joe Burns, Kim Moody and Labor Notes, and reform caucus unionism. Other left unionisms, dominant at different points in US history but less prominent today, include syndicalism as practiced by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and permeationism as practiced by Marxist-Leninist organizations. These theories are not static nor mutually exclusive, as they often overlap in important aspects, get mixed and matched in practice, and evolve over time.
Title: A degenerate regime falls – what may replace it?
Subtitle: Kevin Ovenden outlines the rise and fall of Arab nationalism and asks what are the options now for Syria and the region
Author: Kevin Ovenden
Topics: Syrian civil war, Syria, Syrian revolution, arab nationalism, anti-imperialism, Palestine, not-anarchist
Date: December 8th, 2024
Source: www.counterfire.org
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The outcome of the Second World War brought the end of the colonial and mandate period of direct Western imperialist control in the Middle East. It did not bring the end of imperialist domination. That was refashioned to meet the realities of formal state independence.
Title: A Liberatory Demand from Queers in Palestine
Author: Queers in Palestine
Topics: Palestine, Queer, not-anarchist
Date: November 2023
Source: Retrieved on 11 November 2023 from <queersinpalestine.noblogs.org/post/2023/11/08/87>
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We write this as workers, students, farmers, parents – as Palestinians, as queer Palestinians. We write this not because our queerness exceptionalizes our positions but because, in the same way, we have been othered as queers, we are now facing patriarchal colonial tactics that seek to further alienate us as queer Palestinians. To gather our words and energies requires an enormous effort. We are sickened that amidst these moments of spectacular brutality and carnage projected onto Palestinian bodies, including rape, torture, mutilation, and maiming, we are diverted from grieving and organizing to make a demand.
Title: A Love Letter from the End of the World
Author: Saint
Topics: Christian, abolition, apocalypse, christianity
Date: 2022
Source: Retrieved on May 9, 2025 from anvillibrary.com
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The Apocalypse in Greek; simply means an unveiling. An unveiling of what was unseen and is now seen. Oftentimes apocalyptic writings come from religious and philosophical writers. Something that comes to my mind is in the Christian tradition in the book of Revelations where the writer tells of a vision he has that results in the end of the world. This idea of the Apocalypse in Christianity is tied to Jesus’s preachings of bringing God’s kingdom to Earth.
Title: A Manifesto for an anarcho-communist People’s Revolution
Author: bliss eh
Topics: anarcho-communism, anti-authoritarianism, revolution, Manifesto, marxism, anti-state
Date: Jul 23, 2022
Source: medium.com
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As we proceed to higher levels, we will need more violence to resist and defend against the violent suppression by the state. And the gradual building of this armed force is important. The larger the hierarchical structure, the larger the revolutionary force. As we approach the higher structure, our resources and workforce shall increase, too. Class distinctions will disappear till that level of hierarchy, and all those people shall become a part of the revolution. Another feature of this revolution is that it will not be local. It will simultaneously happen at a similar structural level across the landscape.
Title: A Marxist Critique of Necropolitics
Subtitle: An Analysis of Necropolitics from the Perspectives of Mbembe and Marx
Author: Leonard Bizarro Mokriski
Topics: Marx, post-modernism, French revolution, politics
Date: 12/19/2023
Source: Communist Manifesto, Necropolitics,
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In his essay, “Necropolitics,” Achille Mbembe puts forth a political philosophy which cleverly subverts Foucault’s conception of biopolitics by replacing life with death in his formula, arguing that it is in fact by controlling death, and perpetuating a state of injury that states and war machines control their subjects. In particular, he bases his conception of politics by a postmodern view of the political subject as motivated not by rational reasons, as in the classical formulation of the Cartesian subject, but rather by various unpredictable, desires such as sadistic pleasure. Furthermore, in divorcing the relation between political subject and sovereign from the rational construction of Enlightenment political philosophy, he likewise objects to the Hegelian dialectic, in its description of the logics and telos of history, and the Marxist reformulation of Hegel in dialectical materialism, which he views as reproducing revolutionary terror by eliminating ‘human plurality.’ However, these critiques are ill-founded, and based on a strawman of Marx’s vision of the proletariat’s revolution. Despite the valuable insight the concept of necropolitics offers in regards to war machines and death-worlds, it conflates the irrationality of the political subject with the nonexistence of capitalist superstructure, and misrepresents the project of the Marxist revolution.
Title: A Military Coup Is Not A Revolution, Even If The Officers Are Socialists; By Omole Ibukun
Subtitle: A Nigerian perspective on the wave of Military Coup in West Africa
Author: Omole Ibukun
Topics: Revolution, coup, Niger, Nigeria, Africa, west Africa,
Date: September 2, 2023
Source: www.nationalrecord.com.ng
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I AM WRITING this article because I don’t want a day to come when I will not be able to write this article even if I want to. I don’t want to have to go underground to be an activist. It’s not like I’m popular or I want to be, I just want to be able to stand by my words openly. In a capitalist “democracy”, I can get arrested for writing this article, but I know that there is freedom of protest and freedom of expression that those who will fight for my release will refer to – this is the importance of a point of reference.
Title: A polemic against apathy from the figurative War Front
Subtitle: On the case for libraries in Nigeria.
Author: Tobi Okanlawon
Topics: neoliberalism, apathy, nigeria, libraries, solidarity
Date: 19/04/2024
Source: Original, but posted on Reddit and Retrieved on 29/04/2024 from www.reddit.com
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Mum and I went searching for a library in Oregun, a commercial district in Lagos. It was a quaint place with two floors, in one of the offices in the rear of a quiet shopping plaza with ugly mix-and-match-colored commercial-style plastic walls.
Title: A Transfeminist Approach to Detransition
Subtitle: More than ‘canaries in the gender coal mine’: A transfeminist approach to research on detransition
Author: Rowan Hildebrand-Chupp
Topics: detransition, transgender, feminist, transfeminist, 1700s
Date: 2020
Source: The Sociological Review Monographs 2020, Vol. 68(4) 800–816
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Detransition is tied to three related but distinct concepts – the act of detransitioning, the ‘detransitioner’ identity, and the negative transition experience – which I refer to collectively using the umbrella term ‘detrans’. Detrans research is inevitably political and value-laden, but different methodologies and research questions lend themselves to divergent goals. Drawing on work in the feminist philosophy of science and transfeminist scholarship, I draw a conceptual distinction between research aligned with the goals of ‘preventing detrans’ vs. ‘supporting detrans’. Existing research has constructed detransition as a negative clinical outcome to be prevented because it has been focused on the causes of detrans and the detrans rate. Research associated with the goal of supporting detrans is defined by its focus on the experience and process of detrans itself. Research on preventing detrans constructs detrans as a divisive issue of zero-sum clinical risk, and it is not oriented toward helping people who detransition or who have a negative transition experience. Research on supporting detrans, in contrast, constructs detrans as an issue of inclusion and can be used to improve the medical and mental health care that detrans people receive. I argue that there is an urgent need for qualitative sociological research involving detrans people. I conclude with some broad guidelines for researchers studying detrans.
Title: Abolish the Family
Subtitle: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation
Author: Sophie Lewis
Topics: communization, feminism, family abolition, gay liberation, kinship, marxism, transfeminism, youth liberation
Date: October 2022
Source: Lewis, Sophie. Abolish the family: a manifesto for care and liberation . Verso, 2022.
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Historians have found that newly emancipated Americans still maintained “diversity of relationship and family structures greater than their white contemporaries on farms or in factories.” That is, from the state’s point of view, too many freedpeople still tended to cohabit promiscuously, raise children non-monogamously, and take an alarmingly relaxed approach to the meaning of marriage. It was this worrying “failure” of the freed population to seek access to the wages of private familiality that prompted a raft of social workers, church ministers, police, and lawmakers to aggressively mandate legal marriage and to begin prosecutions of African American “violations” of marital decency. These same actors had previously been unsure whether they even wanted to instate a marital Black family (or for that matter an indigenous, Latino, or Chinese one), on account of their concern that this might interfere with eugenic nation-building. But the American state’s policing of the post-Reconstruction Black marital bed laid the basis for twentieth-century welfare officers’ “man-in-the-house” rule, which denied benefits to any mother caught “living” (even just for a couple of hours) with a member of the opposite sex. If you, a Black woman, had a “man in the house” of any kind, the law declared, then that man, not the state, ought to be the one paying your child support.
Title: Acid Communism
Author: Matt Colquhoun
Topics: capitalist realism, communism, revolt, 2017, Mark Fisher
Notes: Acid Communism Matt Colquhoun
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Like so many of his neologisms, Mark Fisher’s ‘Acid Communism’ encapsulates a crisis of disambiguation, hurling a provocation into our midst. The phrase—which was to be the title of his next book, now unfinished following his death in January 2017—has garnered considerable attention as many wonder what kind of variation on Marx’s manifesto might be occasioned by this new corrosive qualifier.
Title: Action for Palestine will not be televised
Topics: palestine solidarity, resistance mass society
Date: 26 July 2025
Source: Retrieved on 26/07/2025 from abolitionmedia.noblogs.org
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Palestine Action has been proscribed as a terrorist group in the UK, just as the US-Israel, UK, and the West extend their systematic starvation of the Palestinian people. Politicians from across the liberal West wring their hands in public, whilst continuing to supply Israel weapons and offering Israel all the economic and political cover it requires – to help the settler colony exterminate Palestinians and force them into concentration camps.
Title: Against Access
Author: John Lee Clark
Topics: disability, deafblind, against authority, anarchism, accessibility, ASL, american sign language,
Date: 2021
Source: Retrieved on 2024-09-04 from audio.mcsweeneys.net.
Notes: John Lee Clark is a National Magazine Award–winning writer and a 2020–21 Disability Futures Fellow. His first collection of essays is Where I Stand: On the Signing Community and My DeafBlind Experience (Handtype Press, 2014), and he is at work on his second collection. He makes his home in St. Paul, Minnesota, with his family.
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An autographed game-used baseball—bearing personalized inscriptions by two players on the Minnesota Twins, Chuck Knoblauch and Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett—is the sole surviving physical evidence of a childhood consumed by sports. Although it’s not inaccurate to say I was born DeafBlind, since I have the progressive-blindness condition known as Usher syndrome, it’s often more helpful to say I was born Deaf and gradually became blind, growing into my DeafBlind identity. As a kid, I had tens of thousands of baseball cards that I would strain my eyes to read. My shrines to that time are all gone now, save for this one baseball. I never thought I would entertain the idea of giving it away, but here I am. Should I keep it? It doesn’t take up much space. But what does it mean to me now? It’s like a moon rock, a lonely object out of space and time.
Title: All Cameras are Cops
Author: anonymous
Topics: surveillance, cameras
Date: August 8, 2025
Source: Retrieved on August 12, 2025 from rosecitycounterinfo.noblogs.org
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Every camera is an asset to the state and a threat to those who fight back. From the professional journalist “just doing their job” to the movement livestreamer who’s “on your side,” to the protester waving their phone around for a social media post- all cameras are cops. This case is just the latest example, but there are many more that have come before. As AI and facial recognition software use expands, it is more important than ever to block, paint, and smash cameras at protests.
Title: An Interview with Comrade Rashid
Subtitle: On My Interstate Transfers, the Constitution of the New Afrikan Nation, the Role of Euro-Amerikan Comrades, Prison Exploitation, and George Jackson on Fascism
Author: Marquis Winston
Topics: anti-blackness, political prisoner
Date: November 4, 2018
Source: Retrieved on 25 October 2023 from redvoice.news/an-interview-with-comrade-rashid
Notes: This interview has been republished through Red Voice by courtesy of Kite Line Radio.
Kevin “Rashid” Johnson is an incarcerated prison organizer, author, and artist who works within the NABPP-PC (New Afrikan Black Panther Party – Prison Chapter) as its Minister of Defense.
Current updates on his status within prisons can be found on his blog, along with his writings and artwork.
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Marquis: What was the intent of the authorities to move you to Florida? Did they see it as disconnecting you from the contacts you had in Texas? Doesn’t moving you allow for building new networks in different states?
Title: Analyse of the Demonstrations in Kenya
Author: Karl Glanz
Topics: Africa, Kenya, Gen Z, Ruto, , government, Aufruhr
Notes: There has been a wave of protests in Kenya in recent weeks. What is at stake is remarkable. To understand what has happened, we need to go a little further.
The recent wave of protests in Kenya has revealed considerable popular discontent caused by various socio-economic and political issues.
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Identifying the main enemy is critical to maintain unity and focus our efforts. The Kenyan people have made it clear: RUTO MUST GO, along with the IMF-imposed Finance Bill 2024. However, it is important to understand that Ruto represents a broader class of extremely wealthy individuals who produce nothing but maintain their privileged status through exploitation. This imperialism-backed elite group, represented in both government and opposition, acts as representatives of global cabals that maintain the neo-colonial system in Kenya. These corrupt billionaires must never be allowed to seize political power again as they are only out to auction off the nation’s resources. The battle cry must therefore be to complete independence and ensure that decisions in Kenya are made by Kenyans, free from outside interference. When power eventually falls to the streets, it will go to the most organized faction. Therefore, Kenyans must pay attention to building the highest level of organisation with the best leaders to govern Kenya after Ruto.
Title: Anarchy and Personalism
Subtitle: Passages from : Communisme, Anarchie et Personnalisme
Author: Emmanuel Mounier
Topics: anarchy, anarchism, personalism, authority, direct democracy, philosophy, power, ideology, state, third-way politics, bureaucracy
Date: 1937
Source: www.panarchy.org
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From a meeting, in London, between French Proudhonian mutuellists and English trade-unionists, the first International Workers’ Association is born. Marx and Engels are in the wings. Their role in the constitution of this first International, the energy they spent to ensure its first steps, are not in doubt, Bakounine paid them a public tribute. But their devotion is not simple. Doctrinaires, their passion does not go directly to men and their misery, it crosses their system and often lingers there. Every ideologue (in this sense) is an authoritarian. “We have the absolute science of history. We will therefore force men willy-nilly into history as we conceive it.” And they have a clear conscience, since, in their system, it is history that forces men and not their own fantasy. Finally, absolutism infallibly brings with it the police apparatus; intrigues, falsification of texts, secret agents, infiltration, snitching, the tactics of Congress are already in place.
Title: Anarchy in the Game of Thrones
Author: Simon Larsson & Markus Lundström
Topics: game of thrones, popular culture, academic
Date: March 6th 2020
Source: Retrieved on Jan 15 2024 from link.springer.com
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Recent scholarship has come to rethink how the concept of anarchy captures the fragmented plurality of contemporary world politics. This article continues that inquiry through an interpretative reading of the popular TV-series Game of Thrones. The appeal of this show partly derives from its animation of medieval tropes to interpellate with contemporary global politics; it echoes power struggles constitutive of today’s international relations. However, while the fantasy show portrays conflictual relations between different claimants of the Iron Throne in Westeros, it also com- poses subaltern voices amidst these violent claims to power. This article concludes that such an interpretation diversifies the meanings of anarchy, as both violence and freedom, in the ‘game of thrones’ of contemporary politics.
Title: Anatomy Of The State
Author: Murray Rothbard
Topics: Political Theory, market anarchism, free market, libertarianism
Date: 01/01/1974
Source: en.wikisource.org
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The State is almost universally considered an institution of social service. Some theorists venerate the State as the apotheosis of society; others regard it as an amiable, though often inefficient, organization for achieving social ends; but almost all regard it as a necessary means for achieving the goals of mankind, a means to be ranged against the “private sector” and often winning in this competition of resources. With the rise of democracy, the identification of the State with society has been redoubled, until it is common to hear sentiments expressed which violate virtually every tenet of reason and common sense such as, “we are the government.” The useful collective term “we” has enabled an ideological camouflage to be thrown over the reality of political life. If “we are the government,” then anything a government does to an individual is not only just and untyrannical but also “voluntary” on the part of the individual concerned. If the government has incurred a huge public debt which must be paid by taxing one group for the benefit of another, this reality of burden is obscured by saying that “we owe it to ourselves”; if the government conscripts a man, or throws him into jail for dissident opinion, then he is “doing it to himself” and, therefore, nothing untoward has occurred. Under this reasoning, any Jews murdered by the Nazi government were not murdered; instead, they must have “committed suicide,” since they were the government (which was democratically chosen), and, therefore, anything the government did to them was voluntary on their part. One would not think it necessary to belabor this point, and yet the overwhelming bulk of the people hold this fallacy to a greater or lesser degree.
Title: Are power hierarchies inevitable in human society?
Author: Dave Darby
Topics: not-anarchist, hierarchies
Date: October 25th, 2020
Source: www.lowimpact.org
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Just to be clear, I’m only talking about institutional, power hierarchies here, not hierarchies based on beauty, knowledge, intelligence, ability, respect etc. Those hierarchies are inevitable, of course, and life would probably be quite boring without them. Also inevitable are social hierarchies that are based on personality, but not official power. So for example in any social group, you could try to use strength of personality to get your way, but if someone who opposed your position digs in and doesn’t give way, there’s no way for you to force them to cede. Often people give way because they can’t be bothered to fight – the issue isn’t important enough to them. But if they do dig in, there’s nothing that anyone could officially do to punish them in any way.
Title: Augusto C. Sandino and the Mexican Revolution
Author: Alejandro Bendaña
Topics: Mexican revolution, Augusto Sandino
Date: 19 November 2020
Source: Retrieved on 31st July 2024 from oxfordre.com
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Augusto C. Sandino (1895–1934) led a peasant rebellion against the armed forces of the United States which occupied Nicaragua between 1926 and 1932. While much has been written about Sandino’s military prowess in this 20th-century guerrilla warfare, less is known about the development of his political thought and intellectual formation. That issue necessarily takes historians to the Mexican Revolution, and specifically to the period between 1923 and 1926 when Sandino was an immigrant worker in the oil fields of the larger Tampico area. Radical labor unionism and anarcho-syndicalism were the principal currents that Sandino encountered, and that helped shape his outlook and subsequent political manifestos. Because Sandino did not directly refer in any detail to this period of his life in subsequent interviews and statements, an examination is made of the cultural and social roots of working-class formations in which he immersed himself. Fortunately, historians have explored the social aspect, labor union activity, economics, and politics of the oil fields in depth (Adleson, Alafita-Mendez, Alcayaga Sasso); Dospital and Hodges were among the first to point to Sandino’s early experience in Mexico including his encounters with the metaphysical schools and mentors who shaped the idealism underpinning his anti-imperialism economic, political, military, and cultural thinking. During a military campaign and at the peak of his fame, Sandino returned to Mexico (1929–1930) expecting that the “revolutionary” government, on the one side, and the Communist Party of Mexico, on the other side, as representative of the international communist movement (Comintern) would lend political, financial, and military support for the war in Nicaragua. Cerdas Cruz told that story well, although without the benefit of primary sources. But Sandino was mistaken and eventually felt betrayed by both sides that laid claim to the revolution. He returned to Nicaragua where he fought successfully until the US Marines’ withdrawal at the end of 1932. Months after signing a peace treaty, Sandino was assassinated (February 1934) in Managua by the leaders of the proxy military constabulary or Guardia Nacional left behind by the United States in Nicaragua. At that time, he was establishing communes in northern Nicaragua according to the teachings of his first intellectual and spiritual mentors.
Title: AUSTIN: Pedophile Professor Flees Home Under Police Protection
Author: Kali Abbott
Topics: paedophilia, feminism
Date: December 10, 2019
Source: Retrieved on May 12, 2023 from incendiarynewscom.wordpress.com/2019/12/10/austin-pedophile-professor-flees-home-under-police-protection
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On Monday night, a group of mainly women students from the University of Texas at Austin (UT) and their supporters held a demonstration against UT professor Thomas Hubbard at his home. Protesters blocked his driveway with a large banner that read “Professor Thomas Hubbard: Pedophile” while chanting “Thomas Hubbard is a creep! Keep an eye out when you sleep!” and “When women and children are under attack, what do we do? Stand up, fight back!”
Title: Autism in Cambodia
Author: Nikky Haruki
Topics: autism, Gilles Deleuze, accelerationism,
Date: 4/25/19
Source: web.archive.org
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You’ve been hunting Kurtz for weeks. You’ve lost a few good men, a few pounds of sanity and a gallon of sweat in this jungle. Before you is the groundwork for a forest of vines and thin, shrubby trees which just so happens to be shaped into long dead Gods. Crawling through this stone jungle are some animals which appear to have the ability to make promises but their humanity stops there, each one is as much a part of the jungle as the flora and fauna.
Title: Avant! — Reflections on the Student Movement
Subtitle: Avant! Volume 1
Author: Avant!
Topics: student movement, Student Encampments, students, student activism, communization, Guy Debord
Date: May 1, 2025
Source: avantjournal.org
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Avant! is a political journal focused on publishing groundbreaking articles on Communism and the current movement. Drawing from a various pool of ideological influences, Avant! hopes to push the ideological needle forward by allowing for free and open debate.
Title: Being-in-the-Room Privilege
Subtitle: Elite Capture and Epistemic Deference
Author: Olúfémi O. Táíwò
Topics: identity politics, deference politics, Black Anarchism and Black Anarchic Radicals
Date: Autumn 2020
Source: www.thephilosopher1923.org
Notes: Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò is an assistant professor of philosophy at Georgetown University. His theoretical work draws liberally from the Black radical tradition, anti-colonial thought, German transcendental philosophy, contemporary philosophy of language, contemporary social science, and histories of activism and activist thinkers. He also engages in public philosophy, including articles exploring intersections of climate justice and colonialism.
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Liam Kofi Bright argues persuasively that these contentions are derivable from a combination of 1) basic empiricist commitments, and 2) a minimally plausible account of how the social world affects what knowledge groups of people are likely to seek and find. So, if the problem isn’t the basic idea, what is it?
Title: Blossom Revolutionaries Manifesto
Author: Blossom Revolutionaries
Topics: Blossom Revolutionaries, GLBT, trans, transgender, transgender liberation, gender, gender abolition, homelessness, organizing, civil disobedience, non-violence, Chicago
Date: March 31, 2023
Source: Retrieved 03-31-2023 from handout at a Transgender Day of Visibility protest in Grant Park, Chicago IL
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“Transgender” and “cisgender” are not a binary. Every person suffers under the enforcement of the gender binary. Connecting any element of self-expression to genitalia is outdated and discriminatory, no matter who the target is. We must end the legal and social enforcement of genitalia-based expectations and prejudices and ensure freedom of self-expression for all.
Title: Blowback
Subtitle: Bashar al-Assad’s history of double-dealing has finally come around.
Author: Matthew Petti
Topics: Syria, Syrian civil war, Syrian Revolution, Kurdistan, SDF, Rojava, geopolitics, not-anarchist
Date: December 8th, 2024
Source: www.pettimatthew.com
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Blowback. It’s a term for the unintended consequences of intelligence operations, made famous by the left-wing history podcast by the same name. The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government in Syria has bought back the term in popular discourse. After all, isn’t a case of militant Islamists taking over a country with U.S. backing? Might they attack America later?
Title: Breathe Their Faults Quaintly
Author: Brenden O’Dell
Topics: fascism, art, literature, fiction, philosophy
Date: April 30th, 2023
Source: thecollidescope.com
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He works here because he wants to. This or a library seemed a good and pro/Babel goal. Out of high school he went to college for a degree, the kind that could move one’s career by several degrees, but was unimpressed, then stressed and strapped for cash, took jobs where he could find them not where he could want them. And he was found wanting still after BarberShopSweep, MidnightShelfStalker, and even once a TaxSignSpinner (all minor, prefixed SS divisions; feel free to assess yourself).
Title: Building Alternative Universities in the Midst of War and Revolution
Author: Luqman Guldive
Topics: Rojava, kurdistan, schools, universities
Date: 18.9.2024
Source: Retrieved on 8.10.2024 from www.turningpointmag.org/2024/09/18/building-alternative-universities-in-the-midst-of-war-and-revolution/
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The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North-Eastern Syria (DAANES) is building an alternative education system under siege from multiple powers, defying the control of the Ba’athist education system of the Assad regime as well as the Turkish occupation forces and their proxies. The alternative system has accomplished such measures as the reintroduction of the Kurdish language for young students—drastically altering the way of life in the region. However, building institutions of higher education in an area where many native Kurds could not even have Syrian citizenship two decades ago poses a major challenge.
Title: Can The Monster Speak?
Subtitle: Report to an Academy of Psychoanalysts
Author: Paul B. Preciado
Topics: transgender, cisheteropatriarchy, decolonization, psychoanalysis
Date: 2021
Notes: Translated by Frank Wynne
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Esteemed ladies and gentlemen of the École de la Cause Freudienne, and I do not know whether it is worth also extending a greeting to all those who are neither ladies nor gentlemen, because I doubt that there is anyone among you who has publicly and legally repudiated sexual difference and been accepted as a fully-fledged psychoanalyst, having successfully completed the process you refer to as “The Pass,” which permits you to practice as an analyst. In this, I am referring to a trans or nonbinary psychoanalyst who is accepted by you as an expert. If such a person exists, allow me here and now to offer this dear mutant my warmest greetings.
Title: CAN-SG: On The Ground
Author: Post Corporate Girlie Distro
Topics: Transgender, transgender liberation, protest, report back,
Date: 2024
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The day began with a rollout to the front doors of the venue. With only the presence of a few members of the RCGP’s security, as well as few police onlookers, a blockade of the front doors was rapidly established at around 10:30 with a banner drawn across the front of the building’s gates. With entry to the conference now impossible to attendees, protestors quickly began jostling with security staff for control of the gates to the conference building itself.
Title: Capitalism and war: the case of Ukraine
Author: Raoul Victor
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, anti-war, anti-militarism, capitalism, military-industrial complex
Date: February 13th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on August 29th, 2023 from internationalistperspective.org.
Notes: Companion article to “And The War Drags On” by Internationalist Perspective, translated and republished by the aforementioned group.
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We publish below an article by Raoul Victor on the war in Ukraine which appeared earlier in French on the site Spartacus. Not because we agree with every sentence but because it is an excellent overview of the genesis of the war and a clear demystification of the lies that are told about it. It shows how capitalism and war are inseparable.
Title: Care Work in a Wageless World
Author: Emily Callaci
Topics: feminism, United Kingdom
Date: May 16th, 2023
Source: blog.pmpress.org
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Two years ago this month, activists from the Global Women’s Strike convened a virtual conference. Selma James, then nearing her ninetieth birthday, was one of several speakers. “We are carers,” she said, speaking from her home in London. “We are not sorry that we are carers. But we are very tired of being poor carers.”
Title: ChatGPT Should Prompt Questions About the History and Purpose of Schooling
Subtitle: The cheating crisis induced by the advent of more advanced AI chatbots is a symptom of deeper problems with the education system.
Author: S.W. Bowen
Topics: Education, Technology, Youth Liberation
Date: 4-14-2023
Source: medium.com
Notes: This article was written to inform a general audience of the often oppressive history of schooling, to introduce them to anarchist critiques of this system. and to sugggest possibilities for liberatory forms of education. Recent discussions in the mainstream press about the problems posed by large language models for the education system focus on attempts to patch the current system. There is a lack of analysis of how the current system came to have these vulnerabilites in the first place, or why we continue trying to fix this system rather than start anew.
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The recent debut of publicly-available large-language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT has prompted a discussion of how to contend with them in education. These AI chatbots are capable of some impressive feats, many of which have obvious use cases for a student who might wish to avoid doing their schoolwork. LLMs can produce coherent essays on numerous topics, write and proofread code in a variety of programming languages, and accurately answer test questions across diverse subjects. Of course LLMs are far from perfect, as they are plagued by serious issues like their tendency to generate reasonable sounding but factually-incorrect answers. Nevertheless, they are correct often enough that the human-like responses they generate are difficult for instructors to distinguish from student-produced answers to the same questions.
Title: Command Performance
Subtitle: A Perspective on the Social and Economic Consequences of Military Enterprise
Author: David F. Noble
Topics: division of labor; exploitation; labor process theory; military’s role in technological development;
Date: 1985
Source: Military enterprise and technological change: Perspectives on the American Experience. MIT Press (MA)
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David Noble departs from the monographic format of the essays in this volume to address some of the broader social implications of military enterprise. Unwilling to accept the military’s role in technological development with uncritical enthusiasm, Noble intends his remarks as a polemical commentary on military enterprise as a social force and as a corrective to popular misapprehensions that often associate technological change with human progress. He is particularly concerned with the ideological underpinnings and socio-economic ramifications of military “command technologies.” By looking briefly at three instances of military enterprise, he maintains that such command technologies have inherent qualities (performance, command, modern methods) that bias them against the interests of small producers and working people. Not everyone will agree with Noble’s assessment, but no one can afford to ignore his penetrating criticism.
Title: Culture, evolution, and identity
Author: juniper cameryn
Topics: interpersonal relationships, intimate relationships, relationships, Evolution, psychology, anthropology
Date: March 22, 2023
Source: junipercameryn.com
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I’ve been reading Intimacy and Desire, one of Schnarch’s books I hadn’t read yet, and it goes much more into some of the evolutionary science basis that he purports gave rise to some of the most common relational dynamics we see.
Title: Darcus Howe on ‘third world “socialism”
Author: Darcus Howe, Muntjac
Topics: third world, authoritarian left, statism, not-anarchist
Date: 1981
Source: muntjacmag.noblogs.org (Extracted from www.sojournertruth.net)
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The political struggle for working class emancipation would be led by a political party of intellectuals drawn from the middle classes with a handful of advanced workers in tow. Once in government the leadership would provide proper welfare, organize the workers to produce more in order to meet the costs, the workers to be motivated either by incentives, the moral whip or Siberia. The surplus goes towards projects sanctioned by the leadership and the massive bureaucracy which hangs over to corrupt the new. Surplus for guns, travelling expenses for bureaucrats to beg loans abroad. From time to time, with less regularity as the years go by, the working class would be called to large gatherings then sent home after being told of the latest in the development plan to which they must shout their assent. All this is spiced with revolutionary slogans. All independent attempts at working class and peasant organization are to be squashed with a ferocity which surpasses that meted out by previous colonial masters.
Title: Decolonising the Mind
Author: Ngugi wa Thiong’o
Topics: Colonisation, Colonialism, Decolonisation, Africa, Imperialism
Date: 1981
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So far I have talked about language in creative literature’ generally and in theatre and fiction in particular. I should have gone on to talk about ‘The language of African poetry’ but the same arguments apply even more poignantly in the area of poetry: The existence and the continuing growth of poetry iii African languages, clearly and unequivocally so in orature (oral literature), make it manifestly. absurd to talk of African- poetry in English, French or Portuguese. AfroEuropean poetry, yes; but not to be confused with African poetry which is the poetry composed by Africans in African languages.
Title: Deep Adaptation
Subtitle: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy
Author: Jem Bendell
Topics: climate crisis, climate, collapse, Industrial Society and its Future, society, societal collapse, sustainability, sustainable development, Institute of Leadership and Sustainability IFLAS, ecosystems, economics, climate change denial,deep adaptation
Date: July 27, 2018; Revised 2nd Edition Released July 27th 2020.
Source: Retrieved on JUNE 9 2024 from jembendell.com
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Disruptive impacts from climate change are now inevitable. Geoengineering is likely to be ineffective or counter-productive. Therefore, the mainstream climate policy community now recognises the need to work much more on adaptation to the effects of climate change. That must now rapidly permeate the broader field of people engaged in sustainable development as practitioners, researchers and educators. In assessing how our approaches could evolve, we need to appreciate what kind of adaptation is possible. Recent research suggests that human societies will experience disruptions to their basic functioning within less than ten years due to climate stress. Such disruptions include increased levels of malnutrition, starvation, disease, civil conflict and war – and will not avoid affluent nations. This situation makes redundant the reformist approach to sustainable development and related fields of corporate sustainability that has underpinned the approach of many professionals (Bendell et al, 2017). Instead, a new approach which explores how to reduce harm and not make matters worse is important to develop. In support of that challenging, and ultimately personal process, understanding a deep adaptation agenda may be useful.
Title: Did you know that fighting for peace is dangerous?
Author: Ilya Kharkow
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, ukrainian immigrants, anti-war, mobilization
Source: www.ikharkow.com
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It always seemed obvious to me that going to war is dangerous. But only now do I understand that being a fighter for peace is no less perilous.
Title: Digging Tunnels with Pens
Subtitle: Anonymous Publishing as Intellectual Resistance
Author: Aziz Yafi
Topics: counter-insurgency, Palestine, tactics
Date: October 2024
Source: unityoffields.org
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Academic institutes responded to pro-Palestine voices on their campuses by immediately censoring, intimidating, and defaming anyone who challenged institutional power. However, largely thanks to the global student intifada, these institutions’ walls are beginning to crumble. Still, work remains to dismantle the structures of supremacy, coloniality, and racism within these spaces.
Title: Doctors, Therapists, Psychiatrists Are Murderers, Too
Subtitle: A Diatribe of The Medical Health Industry
Author: Patrick Jonathan Derilus
Topics: Global AntiBlackness, Libidinal Economy, Health, racism
Date: 05/29/2025
Source: medium.com
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What is it about the profession of the doctor, the therapist, psychiatrist, the nurse — that convinces people to overlook the modus operandi of medical professionals and characterizes them as benevolent — more or less inconspicuous than the police? I cannot entertain the illusory satisfaction of an answer because answers connote conclusions — thought-terminating clichés so to speak. It is no wonder then, that all medical so-called “professionals” are employed. Their prerogative to provide answers to any warranted refutations are held up by a fragile ego that is safeguarded by an assumptive infallibility of exactitude and correctness — no matter how well-intentioned they profess themselves to be. There is no wonder why we preemptively prepare ourselves for failed appointments. There is no wonder why there is avoidance to speak and to listen — to be talked at — to leave with a compounded sense of dread, of bewilderment, active and passive nihilism. The only thing that compels us are their vapid invitations of false hope, returning to these rituals of somatic death.
Title: Doulas For Palestine Extended Statement — 5/11/23
Author: Doulas Decolonising
Date: 5/11/23
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Reproductive justice can only work when we are not still excluding people and their rights to reproductive autonomy, support and care. It is our responsibility to be intentional with language and what we put out into the world whilst campaigning. We can keep a focus on reproductive justice within supporting the liberation of Palestine and the current situation for Palestinian people, whilst not also engaging with trying to humanise or gain empathy only for certain people, here women and children, but dehumanising and removing the rights to empathy from other, here men. Men also do not deserve to die, to be bombed, to have their reproductive autonomy taken away, to lose their families and their children. Let us speak only on the reproductive rights, survival and complete liberation for all Palestinians. And we can explain the differences between the specific torturing and suffering that different groups of people have, without trying to gain empathy through tactics of trying to humanise one group over another, in the hopes that that will make them politically ‘white’ enough to be cared about. And instead let’s condemn the role of white supremacy in the creation of Israel and pledge ourselves to all Palestinian people, and all of their reproductive autonomy.
Title: Enclosure, Dispossession and Disaster Capitalism in Antigua and Barbuda
Subtitle: The black political class of Antigua is taking advantage of disaster capitalism to carry out enclosure and dispossession of Barbudan communal lands.
Author: Dr. Matthew Quest
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Antigua and Barbuda is an eastern Caribbean nation, a federation of two island British colonies that became independent in 1981. Hurricane Irma destroyed most of Barbuda’s infrastructure in 2017. Most Barbudans now live as refugees on the island of Antigua. As terrible as the catastrophe of recent events have been, there is an equally dreadful social and historical atrocity unfolding. The Barbudans are being dispossessed from a communal life that has existed for generations and emerged as a free village movement following the abolition of slavery in 1834. Barbudans have until now enjoyed a substantial life of communal land tenure, creative self-reliant labor, and social ecology, one not inspired by modern communist ideas.
Title: Experiment
Author: Ilya Kharkow
Topics: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, mobilization
Date: June 18, 2024
Source: www.theleftberlin.com
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As long as a person has the strength to act normal, then he is normal. But where does one find this strength? How does one not go crazy in such a challenging time?
Title: Faith and Politics (Including Voting)
Author: Ted Grimsrud
Topics: Christian, religion, anti-state, bible, anti-voting
Date: 2012
Source: Retrieved on May 16, 2025 from thinkingpacifism.net
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All this talking and thinking about voting (this post is part three: #1—Should a pacifist vote for a warmonger?; #2 —More thoughts about voting (or not) for a “warmonger”) has pushed me to think about what I understand politics to be about and what this has to do with my faith convictions. These are some thoughts.
Title: Following the witch
Author: Jean Dibasson
Topics: Ursula K. Le Guin
Date: Anti-copyright 2025
Source: www.tumblr.com
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Once upon a Time in Italy
near the comune of Nemi,
while walking at a crossroads
amidst mystery and melancholy of the street
I heard a talking walnut tree
Title: For a Bicommunal Movement of Rapprochement and Autonomy
Subtitle: (or because Rapprochement is at heart an erotic one, which in these times means revolutionary desire)
Author: L.D.A.
Topics: Cyprus, Cyprus Problem, Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, nationalism
Date: 1989–1990
Source: movementsarchive.org
Notes: This article was originally published in the seventh issue of Traino magazine, in Limassol, Cyprus, in the winter of 1989–1990. It was originally published in Greek. The present translation was located on the Cyprus Movements Archive.
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THE HISTORY OF CYPRUS is inextricably linked to its geographical position as the crossroads of three continents and corresponding cultures. Politically and militarily, this meant that the island was an essential “gendarmerie station” or “ transit centre” for the empires or rulers who occasionally imposed their power in the region. This almost continuous conquest — dependence of the island on foreign powers — has left a deep tradition of subservience to foreigners and an inability, so far, for Cypriots to perceive themselves as masters of their land, as autonomous individuals in an autonomous society. On the other hand, the constant intersection of cultures and influences has created the infrastructure of a future where Cyprus could function as a cultural centre — a bridge between the cultures that surround it. This is the historical dilemma before us at this moment: A Cyprus united with a sense of autonomy and its historical potential or a Cyprus divided — an extension of foreign dependencies.
Title: For the death of Khalid Mahmood
Author: Anarchist Union
Topics: Cyprus, immigrants, police
Date: 02/2011
Source: movementsarchive.org
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On Sunday 31st January 54 year old Khalid Mahmood was killed when the Immigration police invaded the house where he lived with three others. Khalid, an immigrant without papers from Pakistan, fell from the first floor when he tried to get away from the police trying to arrest him. He was seriously hurt and the next day in the hospital he died. Things like this happen many times in Cyprus, even if it’s rare that they end with someone’s death.
Title: Freedom of Recreation
Subtitle: A Critique of the Prohibition, Decriminalization, and Legal Regulation of Psychedelics for Recreational Use
Author: Jason K. Day, Michael Th. Grooff
Topics: Psychedelics, recreational use, drug policy, harm reduction, cognitive liberty, prohibition, decriminalization
Date: 2025
Source: Contemporary Drug Problems (retrieved on 05/09/2025 from journals.sagepub.com)
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Established by the 1971 United Nations (UN) Convention on Psychotropic Substances, the prohibition of the recreational use of psychedelics (lysergic acid diethylamide [LSD], psilocybin, N,N-dimethyltryptamine [N,N-DMT], and mescaline) has two premises. First, recreational use poses a serious threat to public health because psychedelics are highly liable to addiction and abuse. Second, psychedelics have only limited scientific and medical uses. In this article, we raise the following questions: are these premises true such that prohibition is justified? If not, are decriminalization and legal regulation justified alternatives? Drawing on interdisciplinary research, we show that the premises of prohibition are false. Psychedelics are not highly liable to addiction or abuse, and so recreational use is not a serious threat to public health. Moreover, the uses of psychedelics exceed medical and scientific uses. Prohibition, we conclude, is therefore unjustified. We then show that decriminalization is based on the same false premises as prohibition, that legal regulation is based on weaker versions of these premises, and thus that both alternatives entail unjustified restrictions on recreational users. Finally, we present a fourth approach: communalization. This entails that all adults have the freedom to recreationally use psychedelics without restrictions and that communities provide harm reduction and benefit enhancement services to support this freedom.
Title: Full Spectrum Resistance
Subtitle: Volume One: Building Movements and Fighting to Win
Author: Aric McBay
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I wrote this book because we are losing. The global exploitation of the poor is accelerating even as the richer grow wealthier than at any point in history. The fertile planet that keeps us all alive is being poisoned, baked, and stripped bare. Remaining Indigenous and traditional people continue to be attacked and pushed off their lands so that the rich can exploit resources that will be exhausted in a few decades anyway. We are losing and we need to learn how to win, fast.
Title: Gaza: An Extreme Militarization of the Class War
Subtitle: Emilio Minassian interviewed by Serpents de la mer., October 30, 2023.
Author: Emilio Minassian
Topics: Israel, Palestine, class struggle
Date: December 2023
Source: Retrieved on March 11th, 2024 from brooklynrail.org.
Notes: Translated by Tegan Jaye-Luzhin | Emilio Minassian is a part of the publishing collective Niet!, as well as the blog Les Serpents de la Mer, both engaged in critical social theory. He spent several periods in the West Bank between 2004 and 2023, particularly in refugee camps, running video workshops and carrying out research.
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I’d say that the first thing to consider is that there are not two camps, one Palestinian and one Israeli. These people live in the same state and the same economy. Within this Israeli-Palestinian whole—which is entirely dependent on Israel—social classes are not only determined by different legal status based on ethno-religious criteria, but are also “zoned.” The Gaza Strip has been, over time, turned into a “reserve-prison” in which two million proletarians are stuck on the margins of Israeli capital. But at the end of the day, the latter remains their master. Gazans use Israeli money, consume Israeli commodities, and have identity cards issued by Israel.
Title: German – Anti-German – Syn-German?
Subtitle: The Afterlife of the Pro-Israeli Left in Germany
Author: Yossi Bartal
Topics: nationalism, Germany, Israel, anti-Deutsch
Date: July 25th, 2020
Source: Retrieved on May 22th, 2023 from www.theleftberlin.com.
Notes: Yossi Bartal, originally from Jerusalem, is an activist and author living in Berlin. This article was written for theleftberlin.com
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While traveling abroad, chatting with fellow activists in a bar or a demonstration, time and again some version of the following perplexed question is put to me after I reveal I come from Berlin: these so-called… Anti-Germans…what on earth is that about? Personal experience or second-hand accounts of relatively young radicals, consciously locating themselves in traditions of Marxism and Critical Theory, organizing antifascist demonstrations, while—this is where the questioner’s perplexed tone sharpens audibly—waving Israeli flags and professing their unconditional support for the right-wing regime firmly planted in the Jewish state?
Title: Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs close road to LNG trucks in resistance to the planned PRGT pipeline
Author: Brent Patterson
Source: Retrieved on August 23 2024 from pbicanada.org
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As trucks arrive to begin construction this weekend on the PRGT pipeline, the Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs invite you to witness the burning of our Pipeline Benefits Agreement today at Ravens Nest Ranch.
Title: Goods
Author: Matthew Baker
Topics: anarcho-capitalism, capitalism, anti-capitalism, late capitalism, post-capitalism, green capitalism, american anarchism, fiction
Date: 2013
Source: Retrieved on 13/06/24 from mwektaehtabr.com
Notes: This text is distributed under a Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. The text was first published in the literary magazines Hayden’s Ferry Review and Electric Literature.
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When my brother and I were children, our mother would take us to stores. My brother was a small blackhaired bucktoothed child who kept his hands clenched into fists. I was a small whitehaired bucktoothed child who kept his hands tucked into his underarms. We liked scowling. The game would begin when we entered the store. When we entered a store, we would choose things. My brother might choose a baseball. I might choose an umbrella. We would take them from their displays. As our mother led us through the store—loading cartons of eggs into our cart, boxes of tampons, bottles of pills—my brother would carry the baseball and I would carry the umbrella. We weren’t hoping our mother would buy us the baseball and the umbrella. Our mother couldn’t buy us the baseball and the umbrella. We knew that. That was the game. During our time in the store we would carry the baseball and the umbrella, and we would use them, like they were ours.
Title: Green, Black and Tan
Subtitle: On the modern legacy of the British-Irish conflict
Author: Paweł Ferensztajn
Topics: International Relations, History of Ireland and United Kingdom, Political analysis
Date: 23 September 2024
Notes: Bachelor thesis, thorough analysis of the potential future between Eire and United Kingdom.
Will there be war between Ireland and GB? What are the historical implications of the conflict? Is Neo IRA rising in Power?
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The destructive nature of the horrors given by war, is one that appears so different, yet in a way, exactly the same each and every time. The liberal “Western World” has lately experienced a double shock, with a thousand year old conflict between Israel and Palestine, and Russian imperialism and invasion of Ukraine, but there might be another ticking time bomb, which because of the heat of those two, goes unmentioned in the media coverage, and has a potential of reignition in the north of Europe.
Title: Haitian Rhythms Under Scrutiny
Subtitle: Guantánamo Bay Bio-surveillance and Blackness at the Border
Author: Shamira Ibrahim
Topics: anti-Blackness, biopolitics, Haiti, imperialism, afropessimism
Date: June 8th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on June 9th, 2023 from logicmag.io.
Notes: From Issue 19: “supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)” of Logic(s) Magazine.
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In 1994, President Joe Biden, then a senator on the Foreign Affairs Committee, said during an interview, “If Haiti—a God-awful thing to say—if Haiti just quietly sunk into the Caribbean or rose up three hundred feet, Haiti wouldn’t matter a whole lot in terms of our interest.” During this time, his party’s administration was detaining Haitians in Guantánamo Bay and enacting an intrusive regime of bio-surveillance, examining their blood for the presence of HIV/AIDS. This state-sanctioned insistence on narrating Black Haitian movement into the United States as a biological and legal threat to the sanctity of white democracy undergirds contemporary immigration surveillance practices and modes of social classification. Biden’s remarkably callous statement situated abjection as the Haitian origin story. It also concealed the role of US foreign policy in re-entrenching and extending the legacy of Western colonialism in Haiti.
Title: How Farming Must Change to Save the Planet
Author: Conor Kostick
Topics: farming, agriculture, vegan
Date: 12/8/2022
Source: Retrieved on 26/1/2025 from independentleft.ie
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Agriculture has to change if we are to save the planet. The depth and scale of that change is enormous, far beyond that being proposed in any current agriculture transition plan. Sustainable farming that does not contribute to global warming, nor the mass extinction of species, let alone that treats other animals with the respect their sentience deserves, means adopting an approach that is completely opposed to market-driven agriculture. Not only that, at an even more fundamental level the change in farming practices needed to save the planet must overturn beliefs shaped by seven thousand years of agriculture.
Title: How People on the Outside Can Support the Political Work of People on the Inside
Author: Stephen Wilson
Topics: Black, anti prison, solidarity, prison abolition
Date: December 14, 2018
Source: Retrieved on 9 April 2024 from abolitionistpaper.wordpress.com/2018/12/14/how-people-on-the-outside-can-support-the-political-work-of-people-on-the-inside
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Be accomplices. Put yourselves out there for us. Attend rallies and speak out against the PIC. Organize call-ins to prisons. Show up at courthouses. Disrupt. Disrupt. Disrupt the PIC.
Title: Humboldt Poop Troop
Subtitle: beyond intifada hall: anything can be a weapon
Author: anonymous
Topics: escalation, free Palestine, anti-colonialism, fun
Date: May 11, 2024
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Aurora borealis above. Dawn breaking below. Mischievous cackles heard among the pitter patter of nocturnal creatures roaming Wiyot lands. Graduation gifts are being dropped off across town.
Title: I. An Introduction to the Neoliberal Cabal
Subtitle: The Rotten Eagle at the Eve of Dawn: A Series on 21st Century American Decay and Awakening
Author: Katherine Chen
Topics: Neoimperialism, capitalism, postleftism, American politics, liberalism
Date: 5/28/23
Source: echosophiawriting.wordpress.com
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Have you ever wondered why America is in a rapidly accelerating spiritual and material decay? Why the wealth gap has become wider and wider whilst ordinary Americans work harder and harder to meet their needs? How do the campaign donations for democrats, claiming how they will fix our social issues soar higher and higher, yet the material and social prospects of Americans seem to grow smaller and smaller? How there seems to be a pervasive, feeling of helplessness at this visible degeneration of society, that even the apolitical white-collar Joe has begun to notice, as our newsfeed is flooded with horrifying stories of mass shootings, unfettered corruption, rampant homelessness, rising drug abuse, overflowing prisons, a life-stealing healthcare system, collapsing infrastructure, and declining educational performance across the nation? “The news sensationalizes everything! It’s all ramped up for clicks!” you may say, yet these issues keep growing, growing like some demented tumor, without an end in sight.
Title: ICE OUT OF PORTLAND
Author: anonymous
Date: July 22, 2025
Source: Retrieved on August 12, 2025 from rosecitycounterinfo.noblogs.org
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On September 18, 2017, Rita, dressed in plain clothes, violently detained a citizen, claiming he matched a description. In a lawsuit later filed against the government, the district court of Oregon acknowledged “the only similarity was that he appeared to be Latino” (3:20-cv-01361-im). Despite being a piece of shit, Rita appears to currently be living comfortably in SE Portland. Is that okay?
Title: Il Programma Comunista, Arab Unity, and the Myth of the White Race
Author: Endnotes
Topics: Palestine, Marxism, communization, internationalism, not anarchist
Date: 2024
Source: endnotes.org.uk
Notes: Introduction written by Endnotes Collective to “The Historical Causes of Arab Separatism” by Il Programma Comunista
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In the late 1950s, in the midst of the so-called Arab Cold War, the main journal of the Italian communist left, Il Programma Comunista, published a series of articles on Arab nationalism, which we have translated and published below. These articles linked attempts to unite Arab-speaking peoples in a new superregional state with the fate of the “rotten, corrupt, lethal bourgeois Europe, infected with reaction and more or less disguised fascism, which for forty years has been the inexhaustible hotbed of imperialist war and counter-revolution.” “Who”, Il Programma asked, “can measure the gigantic revolutionary impact of the collapse of the myth of white race superiority?”
Title: Imagined Communities
Subtitle: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism
Author: Benedict Anderson
Topics: nationalism, Walter Benjamin, history
Date: 1983
Source: Revised Edition. 2016. <versobooks.com/en-gb/products/1126-imagined-communities>
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Writing of the relationship between the material anarchy of middle-class society and an abstract political state-order, Nairn observes that ‘the representative mechanism converted real class inequality into the abstract egalitarianism of citizens, individual egotisms into an impersonal collective will, what would otherwise be chaos into a new state legitimacy.’ The Break-up of Britain, p. 24. No doubt. But the representative mechanism (elections?) is a rare and moveable feast. The generation of the impersonal will is, I think, better sought in the diurnal regularities of the imagining life.
Title: In This Moment of Revolt... Heartbreak, Reflections, and the Road to Revolution
Author: Radical Members of the University of Washington, Seattle’s Liberated Zone
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Neither fascist boots nor the heavy tread of authority trampled our camp, instead, following the orders of undemocratic leaders, we pulled our tent stakes out from the ground. The complex failures of the UW Seattle’s Popular University for Gaza, also known as the Liberated Zone (LZ) can be summarized as the following: political disunity (the toxicity of liberalism), ill-defined goals, infighting, and betrayal.
Title: Is Ecosocialism a Fraud?
Author: Conor Kostick
Topics: environment, eco-socialism, Karl Marx
Date: 2023
Source: Retrieved on 26/1/2025 from independentleft.ie
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Is ecosocialism a fraud? It’s a harsh question, but it arises because the term ‘ecosocialist’ has been gathering momentum among the Communist and Trotskyist left for the past two decades and now there’s hardly a party on the left that doesn’t describe itself as ecosocialist. At the same time, none of these parties, to my knowledge, advocate an end to animal farming, only an end to factory farming. To radically alter our disastrous relationship with the environment, we have to phase out the farming of animals – and fish too for that matter. If these parties baulk at such a step, then they fall short of being radical enough to provide a solution to the age of mass extinction that we are living through.
Title: Is Used For Congo a Sign We’re Already Repeating the Present?
Author: Bryanna Bond
Topics: congo, ignorant leaders, technology,
Date: 12-13-2024
Source: noordinaryscholar.com
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When the US government put TikTok on trail, people all over felt a great rush of mixing emotions: emabrassment, amusement, dread. These representatives held so much power over so many aspects of our lives. And here they are about to make a decision over an app that has fully shifted our current economy and they can’t even understand how connecting to the internet works.
Title: Israel is Losing this War
Subtitle: Despite the violence it has unleashed on Palestinians, Israel is failing to achieve its political goals.
Author: Tony Karon
Topics: Israel/Palestine
Date: December 8th, 2023
Source: www.thenation.com
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It may sound daft to suggest that a group of armed irregulars, numbering in the low tens of thousands, besieged and with little access to advanced weaponry, is a match for one of the world’s most powerful militaries, backed and armed by the United States. And yet, an increasing number of establishment strategic analysts warn that Israel could lose this war on Palestinians despite the cataclysmic violence it unleashed since the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7. And in provoking the Israeli assault, Hamas may be realizing many of its own political objectives.
Title: JD Vance is wrong
Subtitle: Jesus doesn’t ask us to rank our love for others
Author: Kat Armas
Topics: Christianity, catholicism, anti-hierarchy, anti-colonialism
Date: February 1, 2025
Source: Retrieved on May 9 2025 from www.ncronline.org
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The internet has been buzzing since Vice President JD Vance said during a Fox News interview on Jan. 29, “There is a Christian concept that you love your family and then you love your neighbor, and then you love your community, and then you love your fellow citizens, and then after that, prioritize the rest of the world. A lot of the far left has completely inverted that.”
Title: Karl Kautsky
Subtitle: From Marx to Hitler
Author: Paul Mattick
Topics: council communism, libertarian marxism, libertarian socialism, libertarian communism
Date: 1978
Source: Retrieved on 5/17/23 from www.redtexts.org
Notes: Source: Anti-Bolshevik Communism. Paul Mattick, published by Merlin Press, 1978;
Transcribed: by Andy Blunden, for marxists.org 2003;
Proofed: and corrected by Geoff Traugh, July 2005.
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In the fall of 1938, Karl Kautsky died in Amsterdam at the age of 84 years. He was considered the most important theoretician of the Marxist labour movement after the death of its founders, and it may well be said that he was its most representative member.
Title: Left-Nationalism: A History of the Disease
Author: Kontra Klasa
Topics: internationalism, anti-nationalism, communism, national liberation, anti-imperialism
Date: May 19th, 2018
Source: Retrieved on February 28th, 2024 from www.anarchistcommunism.org.
Notes: We are republishing the following article, written by the Croatian communist group Kontra Klasa, which gives a solid revolutionary internationalist insight into leftist support for nationalist causes.
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The question of nationalism on the left is rarely asked in socialist circles and even when it is asked, it’s mostly, unfortunately, answered by old dogmatic phrases or populist rhetoric lacking any serious analysis. Although it should be clear from the start that socialism – as the ideology of the international working class – is inherently incompatible with any kind of nationalism, a good part of nominally socialist and communist organizations actively propagates that sort of reactionary, anti-worker rhetoric. Whether they do so consciously or not is another question altogether. For that reason, we must once again explain the roots and class foundations of nationalism and point out its harmful influence on the contemporary socialist movement, however small the latter might be.
Title: Letter from Serbian students to students around the world
Topics: anti-govt, protest, Serbia
Date: 21.12.2024
Source: bab2025.espivblogs.net
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Currently, in Serbia, students have full control over 62 out of 80 faculties. This is the largest student protest in our region since 1968. It was triggered by a series of tragic events caused by decades of repression, corruption, and violence perpetuated by the ruling regime. The opposition has so far proven itself incompetent with its methods, which is why we, the students, have taken matters into our own hands. We have suspended classes, dissolved all representative student bodies, self-organized plenums, voted on demands, formed work groups, and begun to apply pressure. We have moved into faculty buildings and adapted them for daily life. We have set up kitchens, dormitories, pharmacies, workshops, cinemas, and classrooms for self-education. In just three weeks, almost all university buildings in Serbia have become hubs for round-the-clock political self-organization. We have the full support of our fellow citizens, we survive on their donations, and every day, other vulnerable groups in society are joining our fight.
Title: Liberate Cyprus
Subtitle: Free West Asia and North Africa, End Imperialism
Author: Union of Cypriots
Topics: Anti-imperialism, Cyprus
Date: 2023/06/01
Source: Retrieved on 10th of April, 2024 from www.cypriots.org
Notes: It’s also available in Greek and Turkish and with pictures — see source.
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In a debate in the United Kingdom Parliament on Cyprus held on 28 July 1954, the Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, Henry Hopkinson, stated repeatedly that the question of independence did not arise in the case of Cyprus. He explained that “nothing less than continued sovereignty over this island can enable Britain to carry out her strategic obligations to Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.”
Title: Liberation, Wonder, and the ‘Magic of the World’: Basel al-Araj’s I Have Found My Answers
Author: Hazem Jamjoum
Topics: Palestine, Israel, anti-zionism, Zionism, history, not-anarchist
Date: April 5th, 2021
Source: liberatedtexts.com
Notes: Hazem Jamjoum is a doctoral candidate in the modern history of the Middle East at New York University.
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It couldn’t have been more than a few weeks after I had started a new role with a refugee rights organization in Bethlehem. It was the end of a workday when a friend and colleague, said to me “I have a cousin who is interested in political things like you. You should meet him… come, he’s expecting us.” Into his car we went, up the hill through Beit Jala and past the Israeli military base and checkpoint known as the “DCO” and into the village of al-Walajah. We drove to what looked like a residential home, but when we entered I realized it had been transformed into a youth center. Standing behind a desk in the middle of the entrance room was a thin man with thick glasses, somewhere in his mid-twenties. His name was Basel al-Araj.
Title: Living Rent Aberdeen Autumn 2023 Newsletter
Subtitle: Tenant’s Union In Aberdeen, Scotland
Author: Tenants of Aberdeen
Topics: tenant organizing, housing, social housing, community building, community organizing
Date: September 2023
Source: Retrieved on 17/12/2023 from drive.proton.me
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This summer, members of Living Rent in Aberdeen have been setting up our table every Sunday afternoon to speak to people about the tenants’ union, about their housing issues and what they think about housing in the city. Normally we’ve set up on St Nicholas Street outside Marks & Spencer, the closest thing this city has to a democratic civic space where anyone and everyone can come together, quite unlike the arid Castlegate sand trap or postcard bus gullet outside Marischal College. We’ve spoken to tenants and the occasional landlord about housing issues (see our pointers on how to spot a landlord). Landlords love a good debate, but we will only ever be talking at cross purposes as they struggle to hold on to their portfolios which we assert to be our homes.
Title: Living Rent Aberdeen Winter 2023 Newsletter
Subtitle: Tenants Union in Aberdeen, Scotland
Author: Tenants of Aberdeen
Topics: community building, community organizing, housing, social housing, tenant organizing
Date: 17/12/2023
Source: Retrieved on 17/12/2023 from drive.proton.me
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When people think about rental increases in Scotland, Aberdeen probably isn’t the first city that comes to mind. Many people would probably find themselves thinking of somewhere like Edinburgh — one of the most expensive cities in the UK outside of London. And if you, like us, are a tenant in Aberdeen, you may feel that you should be grateful to be able to rent a flat in the Granite City, without paying an arm and a leg for the privilege. You might then start a broader reflection on how kind life has been to you, and feel grateful for the little things, like your small, mouldy, but well-decorated flat — after all, it would probably have cost significantly more if you lived down South. Given how much better we have it in terms of the cost of renting in Aberdeen, what do we really have to complain about? After all, haven’t the Scottish Government already solved this problem with a temporary cap on rent increases, and the eviction moratorium? Haven’t there been enough concessions for tenants already? If that were true, you probably wouldn’t have picked up this newsletter, so…what is all this fuss about?
Title: Looking Back at the End of Times: Cockroaches, Fire, Monsters
Author: Iman Ganji
Date: 4 November 2024
Source: Retrieved on 7 May 2025 from autonomies.org
Notes: Iman Ganji is a writer and scholar in exile.
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Nietzsche’s concept of affirmative or positive force is one where the action is inseparable from the value it creates. When value remains tied to the act itself, it becomes more resistant to being reabsorbed into the structures of power. In this context, action becomes a debatable form—a rupture that, in Blanchot’s terms, negates any subsequent form of Power. According to Blanchot, this negation does not remain purely negative; it transforms into something beyond mere opposition, resisting assimilation and creating a new space for existence.
Title: Make It Your Own
Subtitle: Easy Ways to Mend and Alter Your Clothes
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This zine was made by a beginner sewer for beginner sewers. My hope is that this zine makes simple sewing projects seem doable and accessible, even if you’ve never tried sewing. In this zine, you’ll learn how I like to mend, which is certainly not the only way. This is one way to get started. You won’t learn how to make mends that look “perfect” here. Your clothes will look mended, and that’s part of the fun. These mends and alterations will improve the integrity and wear-ability of your clothes and make them one-of-a-kind. Feel free to skip around in this zine and use the parts you’re most interested in. Whatever you do, I encourage you to TRY. Try it out, even if (especially if) you feel like you can’t.
Title: Manifesto of Luigi Mangione, “The Adjuster”
Subtitle: This is the manifesto as published by Ken Klippenstein.
Author: Luigi Mangione
Topics: healthcare, assassination, violence
Date: 12/10/2024
Source: Retrieved on 12/11/2024 from www.kenklippenstein.com
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To the Feds, I’ll keep this short, because I do respect what you do for our country. To save you a lengthy investigation, I state plainly that I wasn’t working with anyone. This was fairly trivial: some elementary social engineering, basic CAD, a lot of patience. The spiral notebook, if present, has some straggling notes and To Do lists that illuminate the gist of it. My tech is pretty locked down because I work in engineering so probably not much info there. I do apologize for any strife of traumas but it had to be done. Frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. A reminder: the US has the #1 most expensive healthcare system in the world, yet we rank roughly #42 in life expectancy. United is the [indecipherable] largest company in the US by market cap, behind only Apple, Google, Walmart. It has grown and grown, but as our life expectancy? No the reality is, these [indecipherable] have simply gotten too powerful, and they continue to abuse our country for immense profit because the American public has allwed them to get away with it. Obviously the problem is more complex, but I do not have space, and frankly I do not pretend to be the most qualified person to lay out the full argument. But many have illuminated the corruption and greed (e.g.: Rosenthal, Moore), decades ago and the problems simply remain. It is not an issue of awareness at this point, but clearly power games at play. Evidently I am the first to face it with such brutal honesty.
Title: Marx is not dead
Subtitle: Short introduction to marxism of this century
Author: Lucy Hood
Topics: libertarian marxism, post-situationist, post-marxism, communization
Date: 25 JAN 2024
Source: jackiehood.substack.com
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Capital, like all things, evolves, and if you do not evolve your tactics with it, you will lose the battle. Take the Native Americans, for example. They were loyal to the arrow and lost to the men of the powerful musket. The men of wheat and milk were crushed by the industrial industry. Capital at the time of Marx and Engels “still appeared as an isolated island encircled by a sea of independent farmers and craftsmen which covered the whole world.” — Ernest Mandel. Marx did, in fact, predict that capital would fall into a state of despair, take the incomprehensible nonsense of the Culture War, Just another spectacle to distract the proletariat. The Italian Workerists, Communizers, and Situationists saw that capital had evolved. The 21st-century Empire, The Society of the Spectacle, etc. Look from the bourgeoisie perspective if they want to keep themselves in power, you got to evolve capitalism to keep up with the dirty communists.
Title: Marx on Capital as a Real God
Author: Ian P. Wright
Topics: Marxism, esoteric Marxism, Cybernetics, political economy, systems theory, occult
Date: Sept 3, 2020
Source: Retrieved on Jan 26, 2025 from ianwrightsite.wordpress.com
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There is a specific aspect of Marx’s theory of capitalism that I believe isn’t sufficiently emphasised. And that is Marx’s view that capital is an actual entity — a being with a mind of its own that operates independently from us.
Title: Marx, Engels, Luxemburg and the return to primitive communism
Author: Mark Kosman
Topics: marxism, Greece, credit crisis, crisis, communication, primitive-communism
Date: Submitted to LibCom on December 18, 2012
Source: <libcom.org/article/marx-engels-luxemburg-and-return-primitive-communism-mark-kosman>
Notes: Marx, Engels and Luxemburg were all keen to return to the egalitarian relations of primitive communism, at a higher level. But how does the egalitarianism of early human societies connect up with Marxism’s prime focus on the rise and decline of capitalism? As capitalism continues to disintegrate, this article looks at the egalitarian origins of money in ancient Greece for clues as to how we might transcend the whole money system.
The author can be contacted via: hghg2 (at) gmx.com
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In The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State, Engels claims that “the overthrow of mother-right was the world-historic defeat of the female sex”. He goes on to argue that this counter-revolution led to the decline of primitive communism and the rise of class society. He also predicts that humanity will one day return to communistic relations. He then ends the book with a quote from the pioneering anthropologist, Lewis Henry Morgan, which states that this future society “will be a revival, in a higher form, of the liberty, equality and fraternity of the ancient gentes.”
Title: Max Stirner and the Jewish Question
Author: Lawrence S. Stepelevich
Topics: antisemitism, anti-Judaism, Max Stirner, Bruno Bauer, Ludwig Feuerbach, egoism, unique, Hegel, Judaism, christianity
Date: 12/26/13
Source: Stepelevich, L. (2014). Max Stirner and the Jewish Question. Modern Judaism 34(1), 42–59. www.muse.jhu.edu.
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It seems agreed among scholars like Lucy Davidowicz that this question first appeared in Germany as the title of an 1843 essay by Bruno Bauer, Die Judenfrage [The Jewish Question]. As it happened, at that same time, Bruno Bauer had found a close friend in Max Stirner, and they remained friends until Stirner’s death. They both experienced and contributed to the intellectual ferment of the vormärz, the period shortly before the German revolution of March 1848. This being the case, it seems that what Stirner had to say about Bauer’s Judenfrage would be of interest, as well as what Stirner himself held in regard to the question. Perhaps, because of his friendship with Bauer, there has been a natural tendency to simply dismiss Stirner’s views as being in accord with such vormärz radicals and antisemites as Ludwig Feuerbach, Arnold Ruge, Georg F. Daumer, and Mikhail Bakunin. This is not the case.
Title: McDonald’s made me a Marxist
Subtitle: Objectified workers are easy to abuse
Author: Ralph Leonard
Topics: alienation, Karl Marx, service work, fast food, not-anarchist
Date: July 27th, 2023
Source: unherd.com
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There is a saying at McDonald’s: “‘tits on tills’ — boys in the kitchen, girls on the counter.” The idea, as a 22-year-old former worker described in a recent BBC report, is “to put attractive people at the front”. Human beings, in other words, are objectified.
Title: Memoirs of an Antisemite
Subtitle: Pedro Gonzalez’s Mea Kinda Culpa
Author: John Ganz
Topics: antisemitism, fascism, far-right
Date: July 1st, 2023
Source: Retrieved on July 2nd, 2023 from johnganz.substack.com.
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Last time, I had a few comments about the “revelation” that Chronicles politics editor Pedro Gonzalez, a DeSantis surrogate, was an obsessive antisemite. Since then, Gonzalez has issued an account of himself, a non-apology apology, to explain how it came to pass that he turned to Jew-baiting. On the one hand, Gonzalez is not a terribly important figure: his magazine has a small readership and he is mostly known to other people who are also “too online.” On the other, I believe he’s indicative of the trend I’ve called “groyperfication:” the turn of many young cadre on the Right towards fascist, Nazi, and antisemitic ideas. I also think that it’s worth taking a look at his confession, because it provides an object-lesson about the process of becoming a fascist and an antisemite.
Title: Migrant Workers and Strikes: or on the Tightly Packed Contradictions of Global Capitalism
Author: Goran Lukic, Tibor T. Meszmann
Topics: self-organization, class struggle, immigration, migrants, europe
Date: June 7th, 2024
Source: lefteast.org
Notes: Note from LeftEast editors: This article is a slightly expanded and edited version of a text, which appeared first in Slovak in Kapital. We publish the English original with permission. The article appears within the framework of the East European Left Media Outlet (ELMO).
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Organising migrant workers is a difficult, labour-intensive and risky enterprise, a case that classic trade unions would rarely take up because of these reasons. Time, resources and engagement are needed over longer periods of time, as this organising has to break distrust, deal with fragmentation, visible and invisible power relations and inequalities. Learning basic organisational patterns, such as to keep meeting at an exact time and place every week was key to accommodate social outsiders and also a condition to recognise an organisation as theirs. In this way, collegial relationships could develop, breaking down barriers between worker-members and external organisers.
Title: Miniature reflection on the concept of ancestry in Benjamin
Author: Jonathan Formell Sierra
Topics: esoteric Marxism, Walter Benjamin
Date: July 9th, 2023
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One of the thought-images that appears in Walter Benjamin’s thought over and over again, as in Eternal Return, is the question of ancestry. An ancestry that comes to us in all forms: as phenomenology, as a vision of time and history, as a poetic-narrative impulse, as revolutionary praxis, as oppressed spirituality, as a pre-modern utopia. Thesis II of On the concept of History has an evident existential, religious and ancestral mark. The dead, the ghosts of the oppressed, these ancestors — according to what is understood in the work — ask us for spells and blood, they ask us for representation and action, they have transferred to us the weak messianic force, that is, the desire for historical rupture. “The past has a right to demand its claims,” says the philosopher. We must fight for our indigenous ancestors, blacks, proletarians, queer, women, even our animal ancestors and spirits of nature. Our fight is for an open ecosocialism.
Title: My Friend Oppenheimer
Subtitle: Ilya Kharkow’s essay
Author: Ilya Kharkow
Topics: anti-war, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
Date: April 1, 2024
Source: www.theleftberlin.com
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My initial plan was to go to Poland and wait for a couple of weeks until the war ended. In those days, most people were confident that the war would last a maximum of 2–3 weeks. But on the very first day, the borders were closed to guys like me. I mean (literally) the male population aged 18 to 60.
Title: New Equations in the Palestinian Struggle
Subtitle: Ibrahim Al-Nabulsi, a Generation of Bravery, and the Phenomenon of Resistance
Author: Rookery Press
Topics: Palestine, youth, resistance, liberation, decolonization, not anarchist
Date: December 2023
Source: Retrieved on 12 June 2024 from rookery.press/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/New_Equations_Palestinian_Struggle_RookeryPress_Public.pdf
Notes: Anti-Copyright 2002 – 2023
No rights reserved. This book is encouraged to be reprinted, redistributed, recirculated, made accessible by any means necessary. This work is not an encouragement to violence; its purpose is solely as educational, archival or research material.
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This pamphlet is a collection of articles written about the current state of the Palestinian revolution. In early 2021 the Palestinian resistance “changed their equations” in their favor during the Battle “Sword of Al Quds.” Then in 2022, Palestine entered a new phase of struggle and initiated what many are calling the “Third Intifada.” Revolutionary history is being made every day in Palestine.
Title: No More Miracles
Subtitle: A Christmas Speech
Author: Line Mertens
Topics: childbirth, feminism, gyneacology, epistemology, knowledge
Date: 20/12/2023
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My fellow born womb carried critter, this is where we start today. For, dear listener, one way or another you were born.
Title: No Peace
Subtitle: Reflections on Columbia, the Student Intifada and the Culture of Counterinsurgency
Author: Unity of Fields
Topics: analysis, al-aqsa flood, counterinsurgency, columbia, Palestine, palestine solidarity, occupation
Date: October 2024
Source: unityoffields.org
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On 30 April 2024 — the 56th anniversary of the 1968 Columbia University mass arrests — the New York Pig Department besieged Harlem, locked down the entirety of Columbia’s campus, swept the Gaza solidarity encampment, and raided Hind’s Hall. This raid marked the end of the spring of the Student Intifada. Those of us who were at the barricades are still reeling from the experience. There are few moments in our lives where history opens its doors to us. Taking the leap through is disorienting, but the responsibility to make sense of this conjuncture falls squarely on those who take the leap.
Title: Nobody Deserves to Suffer
Author: Wesley Fenza
Topics: vengeance, state violence, ableism, justice, violence, vigilantism, vigilante, deserve, cruelty, rationalist, rationalism
Date: June 10th, 2018
Source: Retrieved on March 13th, 2024 from livingwithinreason.com
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These impulses are emotional, not analytical. Studies showing that a generous social safety net benefits everyone don’t change these views. It’s not about the actual result. It’s about that felt sense of justice. They just know that giving away money for nothing is wrong. It can also be seen in the push for “tough on crime” laws that increase the length of prison sentences. These policies are terribly ineffective at deterring crime, but they placate our felt sense of justice by making sure that criminals suffer. what-it-means-to-be-complicit
Title: Official Announcement of the Ten Arrested Outside the Limassol CID
Author: Ten Arrested Outside the Limassol CID
Topics: Cyprus, police, police brutality, Limassol
Date: 2024
Source: web.archive.org
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On April 27th, a Saturday, a protest against high rents took place at 5:00 in the afternoon. Following the conclusion of the protest, as announced online by the Assembly against the State Murder of Anis Rahman, a gathering would follow at the Limassol CID with two main objectives. Firstly, to demand justice for the death of 19-year-old Anis Rahman and the injury of Fahad, workers from Bangladesh, during a police operation by the Immigration and Aliens Service.
Title: On a Critical Thinking Under Influence
Subtitle: An Interview with Russell Jacoby
Author: Russell Jacoby, Fabien Delmotte
Topics: universities, intellectuals, New Left, critical theory, multiculturalism, diversity, Frankfurt School
Date: 2023
Source: libcom.org
Notes: Text initially published in French on A contretemps (2023)
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Fabien Delmotte : Before approaching your book The Last Intellectuals, I will come back to the first stages of your journey, insofar as they can shed light on its meaning. What were your early influences? How did you come to be involved politically?
Title: On Democracy
Author: Zach Perrin
Topics: economic alternatives, Participatory Democracy
Date: 10/24/23
Source: medium.com
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Just as people were originally equal but perceptions of status broke the justice, so in post-truth times, the marketplace of existences questions common certainty. If what it means to be forward-looking or, on the other hand, preservationist is both debated, is the uncertainty magnified when they’re blended? It just means being awake to current conditions while also maintaining orthodoxy. There are certain connections we can make, and patterns we can notice, to fix information. So let’s fix our information for this discussion, democracy is an arrangement of one or more autonomous cooperatives. They can form conventions and associations with one another if they please.
Title: On the Critique of Violence
Author: Walter Benjamin, Duncan Stuart
Topics: Jewish Anarchism, tiqqun, destituent power, popular power, organizational dualism, anarcho-communism, general strike, anarcho-syndicalism, anti-fascism, anti-militarism, means and ends, collective force, article, marxist, libertarian socialism, criminology, legal theory, philosophy, insurrection, direct action, class struggle, worker’s self-management, autonomy
Date: 1921
Source: Retrieved on 2023-10-29 from archive.org
Notes: This combines the original essay by Walter Benjamin and a helpful article from a Jacobin writer that puts it into historical and political context of the class and social struggles at the time Benjamin was writing. It can be read here jacobin.com
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The task of a critique of violence can be summarized as that of expounding its relation to law and justice. For a cause, however effective, becomes violent, in the precise sense of the word, only when it bears on moral issues. The sphere of these issues is defined by the concepts of law and justice. With regard to the first of these, it is clear that the most elementary relationship within any legal system is that of ends to means, and, further, that violence can first be sought only in the realm of means, not of ends. These observations provide a critique of violence with more-and certainly different-premises than perhaps appears. For if violence is a means, a criterion for criticizing it might seem immediately available. It imposes itself in the question whether violence, in a given case, is a means to a just or an unjust end. A critique of it would then be implied in a system of just ends. This, however, is not so. For what such a system, assuming it to be secure against all doubt, would contain is not a criterion for violence itself as a principle, but, rather, the criterion for cases of its use. The question would remain open whether violence, as a principle, could be a moral means even to just ends. To resolve this question a more exact criterion is needed, which would discriminate within the sphere of means themselves, without regard for the ends they serve.
Title: On the emergence of the new society
Subtitle: Old and new forms of organization
Author: Karl Schröder
Topics: Councils, organization, party, communism
Date: around 1945
Source: www.left-dis.nl, Karl Schröder, Vom Werden der neuen Gesellschaft (Alte und neue Organisationsformen), Berlin o. J. [Juli 1920]. Reprint in Frits Kool, Die Linke gegen die Parteiherrschaft, Walter Verlag, Olten 1970, S. 338–355.
Notes: Original title: Vom Werden der neuen Gesellschaft (Alte und neue Organisationsformen) Translator: Stijn Marcus, Council Communist Collective
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The organization of the past, the organization of the capitalist system, has found its highest and strongest expression for the time being in the modern class state. It is the organization of the people of a certain territory that has become and is willed on the basis of the power relations existing among them. It is the legislative and executive organ of the capitalist class and of those who are or feel connected to it materially or ideologically. Growing and changing with the progress of capitalist development and the needs of those interested in it. The state as an expression of organization is the centralization and concentration of all the aspirations of the ruling class; at the same time, as a concept, it is an expression of capitalist ideology.
Title: On the Question of Capacity
Subtitle: Reflections and Recommendations on the Palestinian Youth Movement November 2018 Membership Call
Author: Loubna Qutami
Topics: Palestine, Palestinian, capacity,
Date: December 18 2018
Source: Transcribed from original document.
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Capacity is a concept/word that comes up more often in our day to day lives, families, organizing commitments and personal affairs today than it has in our history. Part of this is certainly attributed to the growing discussions and attention paid to questions of capacity in our spaces which is necessary. But the conversation is limited to questions of time to work and to communicating what we can and can’t do. Sometimes “capacity” can be used as a crutch to alleviate our responsibility to shoulder something, see it through, deal with its complexity or lead with a certain level of ethical maturity, group accountability and political fervor. It is a crutch that has disrupted PYM process, vision, strategy and accountability practice time and time again over the last 12 years on all levels, in various geographies, and in various bodies of the organization.
Title: Opposing Chinese American conservatism
Subtitle: An interview with Kate Zen about organizing against a Chinese-led pro-NYPD rally
Author: Kate Zen, JS, Lausan Collective
Topics: China, diaspora, black lives matter, New York City, right-wing
Date: August 6th, 2020
Source: Retrieved on June 29th, 2023 from lausancollective.com.
Notes: Read this article in Chinese: lausancollective.com
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As Black Lives Matter protests swept through the country with the ambitious call to defund the police, a group of Chinese immigrant organizations held a rally in Flushing, New York to support the New York Police Department (NYPD) in the nation-wide struggle. The rally, held on July 3, was attended by hundreds of Chinese immigrants from the area. The scene was littered with “All Lives Matter” signs.
Title: Organizing in the South
Subtitle: An Interview with FTP-Mobile
Author: Red Voice
Topics: Black, community organizing
Date: January 7, 2019
Source: Retrieved on 25 October 2023 from redvoice.news/interview-with-for-the-people-mobile
Notes: A Red Voice News interview with Chris of FTP–Mobile (For the People – Mobile)
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Mobile is a city, and like most cities in the South, it’s majority black, it’s very poor – most places in Alabama are – I think the poverty rate is double or triple the national average. There’s police brutality, a lot of cases – one made national news earlier this year in Saraland, the Chikesia Clemens case. There’s not a lot of jobs, it’s mostly service industry. The good jobs are usually working for Boeing or the shipbuilders. The city’s very gerrymandered, in terms of how the districts are drawn up.
Title: Palestine and “Xinjiang” under Capitalist Rule: An Analysis from the Chinese Left
Author: Chuang, Canyu
Topics: China, Uyghurs, Palestine, indigeneity, settler-colonialism, self-determination
Date: 2024
Source: chuangcn.org
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Below is our translation of an article by Canyu (惭语 “Shameful Words”). The author is a communist from mainland China who works with the cross-border network of internationalist activists whose collective piece “Against Pinkwashing: Sinophone Queers and Feminists for Palestine” we published in March. According to the author, this piece was written out of political concern, and they are not a professional researcher. Instead, Canyu hopes the article will contribute to the development of sympathy among “the Chinese pan-dissent community” for the conditions and struggles of both Palestinians and Uyghurs, and that it will also help to short-circuit the political frameworks of pro-Western Chinese liberals, on the one hand, and anti-Western Chinese nationalists, on the other, who normally position themselves in one “camp” against another when it comes to discussions of these two oppressed groups. Like the earlier piece produced by their collective, Canyu’s article offers valuable insights into a strong desire among Chinese comrades to extend the critique of Israel’s horrific war on Gaza to the PRC’s subjugation of Turkic Muslims. In this case, the author focuses on the way that both colonial states have controlled the labor of the colonized. We present this text as a way to better understand and support internationalist currents emerging from the Chinese left, and as a contribution to the ongoing wave of global resistance to the genocide in Gaza.
Title: Palestine: a Comprehensive Document for Palestinian Liberation
Author: Mr. Kazuma
Topics: Israel/Palestine, Israel, Palestine, colonialism
Date: 2023
Source: Retrieved on 30 November 2023 from docs.google.com/document/d/1cUnwWkLUNrD5AaTEVmgFwnVXXUDFEVsUv4cF-AcokTQ
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People, in colloquial terms, tend not to think about how the term “indigenous” is used. It’s not really something they have to think about, and that is partly due to the success of settler colonialist projects. To most people, it just means “original people,” or “people who were here before.” But this is an oversimplification at best, and horribly wrong at worst.
Title: Participatory Democracy in Action
Subtitle: Practices of the Zapatistas and the Movimento Sem Terra
Author: Amory Starr, María Elena Martínez-Torres and Peter Rosset
Topics: Democracy, Social movements, Governance, Zapatistas, Movimento Sem Terra, MST, Organizing
Date: January 2011
Source: www.jstor.org
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Participatory democracy has been studied as an auxiliary to state processes and as an institutional and cultural part of social movements. Studies of the use of participatory democracy by the Zapatistas of Mexico and the Movimento Sem Terra (Landless Movement--MST) of Brazil show a shared concern with autonomy, in particular avoidance of demobilization through the clientelism and paternalism induced by government programs and political parties. Both movements stress training in democracy (the experience of “being government”) and the obligation to participate. Detailed examination of their governance practices may be helpful to communities building democratic movements in other places.
Title: Paul Spector, The Fall and Nietzsche
Author: Julian Langer
Topics: Friedrich Nietzsche, The Fall, TV review
Date: September 27, 2020
Source: ecorevoltblog.wordpress.com
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Last night my wife, Katie, and I watched the concluding two episodes of the BBC TV series The Fall, via Netflix. While I enjoyed watching the show, I was disappointed throughout for the use of Nietzsche’s philosophy in the characterisation of Paul Spector, with him quoting and drawing Nietzsche, due to how utterly un-Nietzschean I encountered him as a character. If you have not watched the show and would like to, please do not read ahead as I will spoil aspects for you.
Title: Please Don’t Film Your Crimes.
Author: anonymous
Topics: protest, opsec
Date: August 11, 2025
Source: Retrieved on August 12, 2025 from unravel.noblogs.org
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With the growing influence of Palestine Action and in the usa, Unity of Fields, it seems to be more popular these days for people to film or take photos during night-time actions.
Title: Post-Paul Mason’s Post-Capitalism: Don’t Lose Your Head
Author: _anonym
Date: August 12th, 2015
Source: Retrieved on 6/17/2016 from nineinchbride.com
Notes: Archived link: web.archive.org
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It is inevitable there will be both reactionary pro-capitalist critiques of Paul Mason’s theory of PostCapitalism, along with anti-capitalist views frothing in his support. There are too many beneficiaries of the system in the first case, and too few articulate anti-capitalists around, after all, in the second.
Title: Practicing a Love Ethic in the Ongoing Pandemic
Author: Ji-Youn
Topics: COVID-19, ableism, settler-colonialism
Date: december 2022
Source: www.itsjiyounkim.com
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In the past few years of the ongoing pandemic, I have been challenged to confront my own ableism and address my gaps while working with immunocompromised QTBIPOC client community members who are a part of the most marginalized by the capitalist pandemic response. In December 2022, I wrote this essay for a health & social justice course, in reflecting on the gap of disability solidarity in the so-called left.
Title: Proletarian Report on the Burned Periphery: Mexico in the Global Management of the Surplus
Subtitle: What Mexico reveals about the authoritarian reorganization of global capital
Author: Conatus Editorial
Topics: Mexico, surplus population, borders, nationalism, ultra-left, analysis
Date: June 18th, 2025
Source: heatwavemag.info
Notes: Conatus is a transnational collective of communists translating and producing situated theory in and from Latin America, with a base in Mexico. Learn more about them at their website. (conatuseditorial.noblogs.org)
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In the manner of John Reed, from this side of the wall, we have constructed a summary and expository report that we consider urgent. It does not pretend to exhaust the complexity of the processes it analyzes nor to offer a definitive diagnosis, but to draw an initial map of coordinates that, for those of us who struggle from below, are necessary. It was elaborated by a group of communist militants concerned about the current course of the global crisis and the place that Mexico occupies and will suffer within this violent reconfiguration of capital.
Title: Proletarian revolt in Kenya
Subtitle: Against all bourgeois falsifications!
Author: Class War
Topics: Kenya, Africa, class war, class struggle, riots, proletariat
Date: Summer 2024
Source: www.autistici.org
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On 18th of June 2024 the protests started in Nairobi, that included the occupation of the square in front of the National Parliament and since the beginning included confrontations with the repressive forces of the State. The original trigger for the protests was the proposal of the so-called Finance Bill 2024 by the Kenya’s president Ruto. Its adoption would mean increase of prices on wide range of basic goods from bread, eggs, vegetables and cooking oil to petrol and hygienic necessities for women and children.
Title: Propelling development through education and innovation in Latin-America
Subtitle: A comparative analysis of the autonomous and voluntary organizational ideas in Oppenheimer and Malatesta
Author: Camilo Osejo-Bucheli
Topics: anarchist organization, education, self-organization,
Date: october 19 2023
Source: revistas.upb.edu.co
Notes: Originally published in REVISTA DE LA FACULTAD DE DERECHO Y CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS.
ISSN: 2390–0016 (En línea) / Vol. 53, No. 139
julio — diciembre 2023/ Medellín, Colombia.
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The article aims to review, synthesize, reorganize, and present the ideas about economic development in Latin America regarding education and innovation identified by Andrés Oppenheimer. Based on his thesis, the article presents a comparative analysis with the ideas posed by anarchist thinker Errico Malatesta, highlighting their coincidences, differences, and possible contributions from the anarchist ideas of organization to the improvement of contemporary education and innovation in Latin-America. The article argues that economic development can be fostered with 1) a culture of involvement with the education of children, the aspiration to higher education, and guidance to STEM degrees; 2) the improvement of meritocracy, the promotion of local, national, and international collaboration and association among universities, and the recognition of the dignity of professorship; and 3) the fostering of entrepreneurship and association for industry development, the encouragement of internationalization, and the creation of advocacy groups. The article ends with the identification of some implications for voluntary and non-hierarchical organizations, as well as possible ideas for future research.
Title: Race, Ideology, and the Lie of “Right-Wing Populism”
Subtitle: Despite what some coastal conservative elites desperately wish to believe, Republican voters still view economic issues along the lines of race, not class.
Author: Ettingermentum
Topics: right-wing, right-wing populism, far-right, class, race
Date: May 5th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on July 2nd, 2023 from www.ettingermentum.news.
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Since the 2016 election and the three cycles that have followed—2018, 2020, and 2022—the American electoral map has changed in ways that would have been unrecognizable just ten years ago. Historically Democratic-leaning industrial and rural communities have moved sharply to the right, voting for the most Republicans by largest margins in living memory. Likewise, historically Republican suburban areas have moved sharply to the left. Other notable changes have occurred among the margins, but it is these two shifts that have resulted in the most flipped seats and states across the country. As a result, Republicans, historically supportive of policies that favor the wealthy, have increasingly lost the material/electoral base of support for such policies, seeing them replaced with a new class of poorer voters that should prefer a different economic approach. Democrats, more supportive of redistributivist policies, have lost many of their voters who would benefit from such policies, also seeing them replaced with voters that should prefer a different economic approach.
Title: Radical Exhaustion: A Reflection
Subtitle: I’m tired, but that’s why I fight.
Author: Emon H. Green
Topics: perception, liberation
Date: Feb. 25, 2024
Source: emonhgreen.com/2024/02/25/radical-exhaustion
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I’m tired. Misunderstood, misinterpreted, mischaracterized, misrepresented… me… and my situation is not the fault of any individual, but I’m tired, and it feels like there is no one for me to turn to.
Title: Rebuking Demons, Restoring Humans: Exorcisms in the Age of White Nationalism
Author: J. Amos Caley
Topics: Christian, anti-racism, white supremacy, christianity, religion, racism
Date: 2018
Source: Retrieved on April 21, 2025 from www.jesusradicals.com
Notes: Recognizing the demon-possession of racism and white supremacy that exists in our individual and collective bodies in the United States, and claiming the power of God to cast them out. Sermon delivered at Reformed Church of Highland Park, New Jersey on January 28, 2018, a few days after ICE officers ransacked the home of congregants while they were staying at the church due to a need for political sanctuary.
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This week has been a difficult one for our community. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is stalking, snatching, and destroying our families. Children are gripped with fear. Parents try to imagine a world in which their kids can grow up without the feeling of being hunted. We watch people speak and act viciously, emboldened to play out their American nationalist fantasies as they support the scapegoating of black, brown, and Muslim people. We’ve cried tears of pain, clenched our fists in rage, and tried to make sense of this… what’s the word? Madness? Cruelty? Evil?
Title: Reflections on the “Free Tibet syndrome”
Subtitle: Unlearning White Supremacy
Author: Brydon Kramer
Topics: white supremacy, Tibet, colonialism, settler-colonialism, solidarity,
Date: February 21, 2017
Source: www.antiviolenceproject.org
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After an overt act of violence, well-intentioned folks often reach out to offer support to affected groups. Many of these folks are often white settlers, and they offer support in many different ways; for example, many folks will take to social media to tweet a new solidarity hashtag or change a cover photo to incorporate a new symbolic filter. Sometimes acts of support even manifest as monetary donations to an organization or a solidarity march/protest.
Title: Regarding the Death of Anis in Cyprus
Author: Emergency assembly against the state murder
Topics: Cyprus, police, immigrants
Date: 12/04/2024
Source: movementsarchive.org
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Another state murder against immigrants, another murder against our class. On Wednesday 10/04 the immigration service raided an apartment of immigrants, resulting in Anis, মো: আনিছুর রহমান, a 19-year-old migrant worker, losing his life and another, md Fahad, being hospitalized in serious condition after they tried to escape by jumping from a 5th floor apartment.
Title: Restorative Counter-Insurgency
Subtitle: The Colonial Origins of Restorative Justice
Author: sofie
Topics: transfem, trans women, feminism, transfeminism, transmisogyny, transphobia, abuse, domestic violence, restorative justice, sexual assault, sexual violence, rape, racism, antiblackness, colonialism, decolonization, Indigenous sovereignty
Date: March 9, 2024
Source: Retrieved on 28 March 2024 from medium.com/@memoriam4sofie/restorative-counter-insurgency-the-colonial-origins-of-restorative-justice-cd4bd6ff0117
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Prologue, or, in memoriam: This is something none of us ever thought we’d have to write. When our good friend and comrade, sofie, sat us down in a park in Portland, Oregon that summer day in 2021 to talk about restorative justice, none of us were thinking about a world without her. sofie has left us now, having taken her life on February 3rd of this year. All of us who knew and organized with her are still reeling in her absence, trying our best to grab hold of a life without her in it.
Title: Revolution of our times
Subtitle: Internationalist manifesto
Author: The Peoples Want
Topics: Internationalism, mutual aid, solidarity, strategy
Date: 8/10/2024
Source: Retrieved on May 6 2025 from [[https://thepeopleswant.org/en/articles/an-internationaliste-manifesto]https://thepeopleswant.org/en/articles/an-internationaliste-manifesto]
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One sunny day in the suburbs of Paris, back in 2019, people from all round the world came together to attend the first ever “The Peoples Want” gathering. Paris is a colonial metropolis, but it is also a crossroads, a place where for many centuries exiles have gathered. The name we gave of our meeting was intended as a tribute to a cry that shook the world for more than a decade: “The People Want the Downfall of the Regime”. By swapping “Peoples” for People, we were expressing an aspiration.
Title: Ridiculous Weep
Subtitle: On the Paris Commune
Author: Hristo Botev
Topics: Paris Commune
Date: 1871
Source: Retrieved on 28th July 2023 from libcom.org
Notes: Published in “Word of the Bulgarian Emigrants”.
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Weep for Paris, the capital of debauchery, of civilization, the school of espionage and slavery; weep, o philanthropists, for the palaces of the scary vampires, of the great tyrants — for the monuments of stupidity, of barbarity, built with the cutted heads of so many forerunners, of so many great thinkers and poets, with the gnawed bones of so many martyrs for essential bread, — weep! — no one can comfort the crazy, no one can tame the furious!
Title: RSVP to the FBI
Subtitle: a poem by Terry Bisson
Author: Terry Bisson
Topics: FBI, anti-racism
Date: April 1985
Source: blog.pmpress.org
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In 1985 I was one of six members of the John Brown Anti-Klan Committee, three women and three men, subpoenaed to a federal grand jury investigating, not our work, but armed actions by comrades who were underground. Following the example of Puerto Rican Independentistas (and most Leftists historically) we refused to cooperate and were for some months political prisoners.
Title: Samir Amin
Subtitle: Articles on Samir Amin from Ceasefire Magazine
Author: Andrew Robinson
Topics: Samir Amin, Philosophy, economics, world-systems theory
Date: May 20, 2011 — June 3, 2011
Source: Retrieved on Aug 23, 2023 from ceasefiremagazine.co.uk and ceasefiremagazine.co.uk
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Samir Amin, an Egyptian economist currently based in Senegal, is one of the leading theorists of World Systems Analysis and dependency theory. He is a major influence on the grouping around Monthly Review journal. His main contributions to radical theory have been in the field of international political economy.
Title: Sermon in St. John’s Church
Author: Arvid Järnefelt
Topics: Christian, Jesus, pacifist, anti-war, Leo Tolstoy, Russian Revolution, Finland, 1917
Date: 1918
Source: Original translation
Notes: Original Finnish text available at gutenberg.org
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From this pulpit, sermons usually begin with the Lord’s Prayer, and I would gladly do so myself, were it not for my fear that those words, learned by heart by everyone, would sound as hollow, incomprehensible, and disjointed to the listener’s ear as they always have.
Title: Sex Work, After the Revolution
Author: Phoenix Calida
Topics: sex work, misogyny, after the revolution
Date: July 24, 2019
Source: Retrieved on 4 April 2024 from c4ss.org/content/52288
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It will always remain astounding how the authoritarian left shares so much archaic morality with the right-wing when we talk about the idea of fucking for pay. The most deeply devoted members of the alt-right, the centrist core, and left-wing radicals all turn into pearl-clutching suburban soccer moms when the subject of sex-work is broached. Many on the left have told me that sex outside of procreation or love is icky.
Title: Solidarity Statement Against Political Repression in Hong Kong and China
Author: LCSA
Topics: China, Hong Kong, repression, diaspora, internationalism
Date: April 12th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on May 19th, 2023 from lcsa2022.wixsite.com.
Notes: Original is bilingual in English and Chinese. Sources and references are contained in original article.
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Following the last wave of protests in China, the party-state has brutally cracked down on protesters. Those who went on the streets, and workers who continued to protest for wages, pensions and better working conditions despite heavy state repression, were threatened, detained, interrogated and prosecuted.
Title: State, Class Struggle, and the Reproduction of Capital
Author: Simon Clarke
Topics: class struggle, anti-state, marxism
Date: 1991
Source: Retrieved on September 13th, 2023 from homepages.warwick.ac.uk
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In the last few years, the Marxist theory of the state has been the focus of continuous debate. The main aim of most of the contributions to the debate has been to steer a middle way between ‘vulgar’ conceptions of the state as a mere tool of capital and ‘reformist’ conceptions of the state as a neutral institution standing outside and above the class struggle.
Title: Streams of Agency
Subtitle: or, why kids nag
Author: Anna Allwell
Topics: youth liberation
Date: 2024-05-22
Source: annaymone.com
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Many parents complain about constant nagging from kids under their care, but the main reason kids nag is because parents put themselves in the way of their agency. People make thousands of decisions every day. The more parents get in the way of that decision-making process, the more kids are restricted from accessing the means to actualize their agency, the more overwhelmed parents are going to be.
Title: SURPLUS
Subtitle: Excerpted from Health Communism (2022)
Author: Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant
Topics: disability justice, communism
Date: October 18th, 2022
Source: thenewinquiry.com
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The production of death under capitalism is well understood. Innumerable terms and theoretical formulations exist to define the endpoint of capital’s immiseration, the one constant to human life that our political economy is particularly adept at expediting. “Social murder” is the term used by Engels and his contemporaries. “Its deed is murder just as surely as the deed of the single individual; disguised, malicious murder, murder against which none can defend himself, which does not seem what it is, because no man sees the murderer, because the death of the victim seems a natural one, since the offence is more one of omission than of commission.” Likewise “statistical genocide,” or “democide.” Lauren Berlant called this “slow death”—“mass physical attenuation under global/national regimes of capitalist structural subordination.”
Title: Taking Langar
Subtitle: Ancestral Blueprints for Mutual Aid & Abolition
Author: Simi Kang
Topics: mutual aid, police abolition, COVID-19
Date: 2021
Source: Retrieved on October 28 2024 from www.unmargin.org
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While I have left my hometown, Bde Óta Othúŋwe (the Dakota name for so-called Minneapolis), many times, I have never missed home more than in the last few months. Since May 25, 2020, I have cheered my chosen family on as they’ve paved the way for an ongoing local and global uprising in support of the Movement for Black Lives and for the abolition of policing in all forms.
Title: Techno-Feudalism: (A Short And Direct Critique In The Name Of Techno-Capitalist-Feudalism)
Author: MIchel Luc Bellemare
Topics: Anarchism, capitalism, techno-capitalist-feudalism, Techno-feudalism, totalitarian-capitalism, surveilllance-capitalism
Date: September, 2022
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In the last few years, a branch of political economy has risen, arguing that capitalism has devolved into techno-feudalism. That is, that capitalism has exited the stage of world history, or has started to do so, only to be replaced by techno-feudalism, i.e., a socio-economic-formation, whereby markets have been usurped and/or abolished in favor of highly-organized and highly-controlled internet platforms, who are owned and operated by one-person, or a select few, that control every aspect of their digital fiefdoms. Techno-feudalism is the idea that capitalism has receded, along with the profit-imperative, in favor of central-bank money now taking the place of all profit-making. For these theoreticians of techno-feudalism, capitalism is dead. And like an old battle weary baby boomer, gently easing him or herself into a warm tub, filled with Epsom salt, capitalism as well, has gently eased itself into the hot tub of techno-feudalism and dissolved itself into a new post-capitalist socio-economic regime, without kicking a fuss.
Title: Tekmîllin’ Like a Villain
Subtitle: A short guide to a simple and transformative way to commune-icate, inspired by practice in Rojava, informed by experience in Mni Sota.
Author: Care Is Defense
Topics: criticism and critique, meetings, PKK, reflection, Rojava, tekmîl
Date: 2021/03/27
Source: antidotezine.com
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Tekmîl sessions are typically used as debriefs for military operations, training sessions, civil projects, or simple daily tasks. These sessions can be called at any time by anyone in either the civil or military structures in Rojava. These sessions serve to infuse a constructive democratic process into Rojava’s civil society, from household chore systems to military operations. Tekmîl allows for children to offer critiques to their parents just as much as it does for young organizers in Rojava’s self-governance structures to question the authority of their so-called superiors. It also allows for elders to offer honest critiques to the communities they have been entrusted to advise.
Title: The 13th Tribe
Author: Shimon Edelman
Topics: Exodus, desert, Sinai, no slaves / no masters
Date: Passover 2016
Source: Retrieved on July 18, 2025, from shimon-edelman.github.io
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If it hadn’t happened by chance, he would have probably not submitted the Google query that started it all — at least not without going to some pains to mask his purpose. Not that he felt more paranoid about googling things than the next guy, but ever since Google’s AI began publishing scientific papers under its own name, he decided that prudence was of the essence: as a humanist, he felt that it would be indescribably more annoying to be scooped by a bot, a keiretsu-owned one at that, than by a human.
Title: The All-American Myth of the TikTok Spy
Subtitle: The TikTok hearings made clear that the American imagination of foreign espionage has become Chinese. Who stands to benefit? Data-hungry companies and the surveillance state.
Author: Yangyang Cheng
Topics: China, TikTok, surveillance, surveillance state, surveillance capitalism, nationalism, racism, big data
Date: August 9th, 2023
Source: Retrieved on August 11th, 2023 from www.wired.com.
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The form reached my inbox as part of routine paperwork, but I sensed a tinge of accusation. I had been invited to speak at a national laboratory. In order to access the facility, I was required to attest that I wasn’t a participant in a foreign talent recruitment program. China, my birth country, topped a short list of “countries of risk.”
Title: The Allopathic Complex and Its Consequences
Subtitle: United Healthcare | Corporate War on the People
Author: LM
Topics: United Healthcare | Corporate War on the People
Date: 12.9.24
Source: archive.is
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The second amendment means I am my own chief executive and commander in chief of my own military. I authorize my own act of self-defense in response to a hostile entity making war on me and my family.
Title: The Art od Receiving and Giving
Subtitle: Wheel of Consent
Author: Betty Martin
Topics: sexuality, relationships
Date: 17th February 2021
Source: Retrieved on 13th of August 2024 from oceanofpdf.com
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Both of you are responsible for your own comfort. Stay in the role you have agreed to. Taker: Respect your Allower. Stay within the limits they have set. Bring your attention to your hands.
Title: The Campus Does Not Exist
Subtitle: How campus war is made
Author: Samuel P. Catlin
Topics: Palestine, Campus
Date: 21 April 2024
Source: www.parapraxismagazine.com
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Recently, something did not happen to me. I am employed as a non-tenure-track professor in a university department dedicated to teaching and research about Jews, Judaism, and Jewishness. One day, I arrived at work to find security cameras installed in my department’s hallway. I read in an email that these cameras had been installed after an antisemitic poster was discovered affixed to a colleague’s office door.
Title: The Chaos Theory
Author: Robert P Murphy
Topics: anarcho-capitalism
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The contemporary anarcho-capitalist intellectual movement has a few outstanding nineteenth and early-twentieth century precursors. Even when sometimes deficient—the issue of ground land ownership in the tradition of Herbert Spencer and the theory of money and interest in the Spooner-Tucker tradition—the following titles remain indispensable and largely unsurpassed.
Title: The Chicana Revolt: Las Adelita’s de Azlan
Subtitle: The Women of the Brown Berets — Las Adelita’s De A zlan — Break Free and Form Their Own Movement
Author: Star System Kismet Thrii
Topics: Chicano Liberation, Chicana Liberation
Date: 8-23-2020
Source: Retrieved on 11-15-2024 from www.california-mexicocenter.org
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It was 2003 and she was writing to filmmaker Jesús Salvador Treviño from her home in Alabama. She had learned that the cover of his memoir, “Eyewitness,” had a photo of her as a teenager.
Title: The dangers of the state’s monopoly on identity — and what to do about it
Subtitle: The state’s monopoly on identity excludes vulnerable people from jobs, housing, healthcare and more.
Author: Anarkio
Topics: agorism, privacy, crypto, identity, stateless, undocumented
Date: 2024
Source: rpms63f2aaxg22kbnkqdctkvemjsk2rehilnvdxvfwy3t2apu6liveqd.onion
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While the tracking by Google, Facebook and Microsoft is definitely disturbing and can even put people in danger, the state’s data economy is even worse, with far-reaching consequences. Few people talk about this, even though it affects millions of people’s daily lives.
Title: THE ELEGIAC ADDICT: History, Chronicity, and the Melancholic Subject
Author: Angela Garcia
Date: 10/29/2008
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In biomedical and public health discourses, “chronicity” has emerged as the prevailing model to understanding drug addiction and addictive experience. This approach is predicated on constructing and responding to addictive experience in ways that underscore its presumed lifelong nature. In this essay, I examine the phenomenon of heroin addiction and heroin overdose in northern New Mexico’s Española Valley, which suffers the highest rate of heroin-induced death in the United States, and explore how the logic of chronicity is dangerously reworked through the Hispano ethos of endless suffering. Focusing on the narrative of Alma, a Hispana heroin addict who died of an overdose after many previous overdoses, I evoke a sense of the physical, historical, and institutional refrains in which she felt herself caught. By tracing Alma’s death back to these refrains, I describe the complex of entanglements in which her addiction took form and show how the discourse of chronicity provided a structure for her suffering and, ultimately, her death.
Title: The End of Mass Politics
Subtitle: If Americans feel disconnected from their government and their communities, perhaps that’s because they are.
Author: Daniel Bessner
Topics: non-anarchist, mass politics, protest, organization, social media, reformism, United States of America
Date: January 5th, 2022
Source: www.foreignexchanges.news
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If social media is any indication—and, despite what people might say or hope, it very much is—the major feelings experienced by most Americans are dislocation and unease. In the last twenty years, the US government has lurched from failure to failure, to the point where a repetition of American-led disasters—Afghanistan, Iraq, Katrina, the Great Recession, Libya, Trump—reads like a negative doxology. After living through Washington’s inability and/or unwillingness to address adequately the COVID-19 pandemic either at home or abroad over the past two years, many Americans have resigned themselves to a reality in which their lives are getting, and will continue to get, worse.
Title: The Endgame A Memoir
Author: Maria Victoria Navajas Claros
Topics: operation condor, state terrorism, argentina military dictatorship, coercive recruitment, corruption, subversion, human trafficking, oppression, forced disappearances, universities, post-war, weapons research, civil liberties violations
Date: 01/05/2024
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A series of events, overt manipulation, and opportunities arose, all pointing me in the direction of England before my master’s degree was complete. I knew from a conversation I had listened in on between the recruiter and an eye doctor when I was nine years old, and from conversations the recruiter had with me as well, that the recruiter had intended that I spend some time in England to collect her second passport, something she could not do from within the confines of the United States.
Title: The Epistemology of Fake News
Author: Sven Bernecker
Topics: Philosophy, Epistemology, Journalism
Date: 2021
Source: Oxford University Press
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News matters. Democracies need independent, fact-based news to provide a voice for a diverse range of people, to watchdog the powerful, and to keep members of a society informed. News is the basis for the public to make informed decisions in elections and referenda and for public officials to act on behalf of the public. By letting the public monitor government performance, the news serves as a mechanism for democratic accountability and socializes citizens into democratic attitudes and values. When the news has epistemic standing, citizens who pay attention to the news are likely to be able to cast more informed ballots, hold public officials accountable, and be more supportive of democratic processes and values (Goidel et al. 2017: 836; Goldman 1999: ch. 10).
Title: The Flatness of Blackness
Subtitle: Afro-Pessimism and the Erasure of Anti-Colonial Thought
Author: Kevin Ochieng Okoth
Topics: Afro-pessimism, criticism and critique, racism, anti-colonialism, imperialism, Africa, United States of America
Date: 2020
Source: Retrieved from “libcom.org” on 18/05/2023
Notes: Originally published in Salvage, this piece by Kevin Ochieng Okoth, offers a sustained critique of American ‘Afro-pessimism’, noting, in particular, how it erases experiences, including political experiences, of African people living in Africa.
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When the term Afro-pessimism began appearing in books, journal articles and, curiously, on activist social media, I was (presumably along with others familiar with the scholarship on African history and politics) slightly perplexed. For decades, ‘Afro-pessimism’ had referred to the unrelentingly negative coverage of Africa in Western news media, especially in terms of its tendency toward arrested development. This discourse, loosely united by an emphasis on the hopelessness of the African continent – and exemplified by the scandalous 2000 Economist headline describing Africa as ‘The Hopeless Continent’ – provided the rationale for the imperialist economic policies of the 1970s’ and 80s’ structural adjustment programmes. Today, it bolsters neo-colonial relations between the Global North and Africa, and is often conjured up as the go-to argument to justify the entirely unnecessary and counterproductive presence of the development industry and its practitioners on the continent.
Title: The Gaze as an Instrument of Social and Political Control
Author: R.R Lampman
Topics: Jean-Paul Sartre, Sartre, Gaze, queer, social anarchism
Date: 4/24/23
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Jean Paul Sartre’s Concept of the Gaze can be seen as one of the most intrinsic features of the human condition. The Gaze is the foundation for the existence of the Other and as such is apparent in structures that entail a relationship between subjects. In this essay I aim to apply Sartre’s concept of the Gaze to the concepts of social and political control. In part one I will describe the concept of the Gaze and place it in an affectual context, then in parts 2 and 3 I will tie the concept to the ideas of social and political control respectively.
Title: The Gaze of Sci-Fi Wahabi
Author: Sophia al-Maria
Topics: climate crisis, Middle East, Futurism, science fiction, gulf futurism, Qatar
Date: September 7, 2008
Source: Retrieve on 12.8/2023 from scifiwahabi.blogspot.com
Notes: Originally accompanied by a series of videos, some of which have been lost
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In Herbert’s Dune universe it is possible to fold time and travel while remaining still, leaving nothing behind. This is the type of travel which made the Gulf disappear. The Bedouin (Herbert’s inspiration for the Fremen of Arrakis) had been free of cyclical time until the collapse occurred and they were sedentarized at the outskirts of the Gulf’s cities, trapped in the man-imposed cycle until the future collided with their past.
Title: The Homebrew Thinker
Author: Wulfinna
Topics: theory and practice, subjectivity, self-determination, self-creation
Date: 01 Feb 2024
Source: ignitedindark.wordpress.com
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Such a figure is the liberator of consideration, the sower of raw knowledge and the beacon of self-direction. They are the constant source of proof that we are the makers of our own thought ― that all action derived from personal consideration is completely distinct from any theoretical body.
Title: The Iranian Revolution At The Twilight Of The Worker’s Council
Author: Arya Zahedi
Topics: anti-imperialism, history, insurrection, Iran, workers councils, council communism
Date: 11/25/2019
Source: communemag.com
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Forty years ago, the Iranian Revolution overthrew the monarchy of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, paving the way for the establishment of the Islamic Republic. While the 1979 revolution united an array of social groups in a revolt against despotism and foreign domination, it didn’t take long for the conflicts hidden beneath this unity to emerge. Soon the “Freedom Spring,” caught between the pincers of the Iran Hostage Crisis and the Iraq–Iran war, was followed by the scorching summer of Islamist counterrevolution.
Title: The Last Page of the Internet
Author: Alex Pareene
Topics: internet, capitalism, platform capitalism
Date: June 11, 2023
Source: Retrieved on June 16, 2023 from defector.com
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Gradually over the last decade, Reddit went from merely embarrassing but occasionally amusing, to actively harmful, to—mainly by accident—essential. As the platform that swallowed niche message boards, it became home to numerous small communities of surprisingly helpful enthusiasts, and grew into a repository of arcane knowledge about, and instantly available first-hand expertise on, a staggering number of topics, from the demographically predictable (1) to the somewhat more surprising (2). And now that is all set to come to an ignominious, self-inflicted end.
Title: The Latin American “left” populist dream
Author: Octavio Alberola
Topics: authoritarian left, Latin America
Date: 2010
Source: Retrieved on January 23, 2025 from www.eldia.com.bo
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Despite the many disappointments produced over the last century by the supposedly left-wing populism in Latin America and the new ones that are already being produced by similar experiences in progress (Venezuela, Brazil, Bolivia and Ecuador, not forgetting Castro’s Cuba after more than 50 years of “socialism”), there are still in the world (and in particular in Europe) staunch supporters of this pseudo-leftist populism. Of course, most of them do not know these experiences first-hand and, as we can see, they do not have much desire to live them. That there are oppressed masses in Latin America who allow themselves to be fooled by these new Messiahs (like Vargas, Peron, Allende), Chavez, Lula, Evo, Correa, is not surprising.
Title: The NO WAR BUT THE CLASS WAR Initiative
Author: Internationalist Communist Tendency
Topics: internationalism, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Left Communism, anti-war, class war
Date: May 2023
Source: Retrieved on July 5th, 2023 from www.leftcom.org.
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The following document was agreed by the International Bureau of the ICT on 21 May. There is nothing like an imperialist war for revealing the real class basis of a political framework, and the invasion of Ukraine has certainly done that. The response of the Capitalist Left (Stalinists, Maoists, Trotskyists, etc.) has either been outright support for one or the other of the imperialist fronts (NATO or Russia), or a fake pacifism which hides the same positions. It has deeply divided anarchism between true internationalists who materially identify with the working class, and moralist defenders of the “independence of Ukraine” who cannot see that behind Ukraine stands NATO, and the losers are the working class everywhere. The pro-Ukraine anarchists cannot see that this war is in Ukraine but not just about Ukraine. For them it is simply about a bigger power taking over a smaller power, when in fact it is the latest round of a crisis-ridden system’s developing global conflict which will engulf not only the present actors but the entire world as the real fight for hegemony between China and the USA deepens. The suffering of Ukraine follows similar conflicts further afield, but this one indicates that the options for global capitalism have narrowed as the stagnation of the system has no clear economic solution.
Title: The Poverty of Luxury Communism
Subtitle: A spectre is haunting Europe and the US, the spectre of... productivist national protectionism from the Left.
Author: QQ, Mike Harman
Topics: social democracy, nationalism, climate change, post-capitalism, Marxism, automation, economics, not-anarchist
Date: April 5th, 2018
Source: Retrieved on October 23th, 2024 from libcom.org.
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Recent articles in Jacobin Magazine and Novara Media represent a growing trend of social democratic insistence that the state is the best chance for solving climate change and myriad other problems. This trend is taking several forms, a retreat from a consistent anti-borders position to one that sees no-borders as horizonal; a call for nationalisation of large-scale industries as a way to fix climate change and provide jobs; and for alternative ownership models like workers co-operatives to be supported by the state. In all cases premised on a strategy of state-capture via elections. qtbb-smitty-buckler-conspiracy-of-geniuses-autonomous-organizing
Title: The Power of the People is the Force of Life
Subtitle: Political Statement of the George Jackson Brigade
Author: George Jackson Brigade
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Date: 1977
Source: archive.org
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The George Jackson Brigade has been around for more than two years now, and we have not as yet issued an overall statement of our political philosophy and principles. There have been three issues of The Angry Turkey, but these have been written by individual Brigade members reflecting their individual political development and were never intended to represent the unity of the Brigade as a whole. We think The Angry Turkey is extremely valuable as a basis for discussion and struggle on the questions raised in armed work and we urge people to use them for that purpose. But, people have correctly criticized us for failing to make a clear statement of our political unity as a group, and we hope that this document will provide that.
Title: The problem with artificial intelligence? It’s neither artificial nor intelligent
Author: Evgeny Morozov
Topics: artificial intelligence, human nature, chatgpt
Date: 30 March 2023
Source: Retrieved on 7th April 2023 from theguardian.com
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The danger of continuing to use the term “artificial intelligence” is that it risks convincing us that the world runs on a singular logic: that of highly cognitive, cold-blooded rationalism. Many in Silicon Valley already believe that – and they are busy rebuilding the world informed by that belief.
Title: The Scent of Kyiv
Subtitle: en Days Between the Intellectual Resistance of the War in Europe
Author: Leonardo Caffo
Topics: Kyiv, War, Intellectuals, Resistance, 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
Date: May 2025
Source: www.moderntimes.review
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April 25, 2025, Italian Liberation Day. To reach Ukraine, where curator and researcher Sofia Baldi Pighi and I are hosted by the Vidnova Placements research program, we had to fly to Warsaw.
Title: The State and Monopoly on Force
Subtitle: Balancing of Interests
Author: Montgomery Hunter
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The state derives its existence from a monopoly on the use of force. When citizens or inhabitants of the state exercise force against each other, unilaterally or not, in the means of achieving goals that the state desires being met through its own channels and bodies, the state feels threatened and acts against them. One cannot duel anymore, regardless of the consent of both parties, as the state views this as the actioning of interests without its consent, the use of force without its consent.
Title: The state, capitalism, climate change, and barbarism
Subtitle: Climate change and the state
Author: Derek Hudley
Topics: capitalism, climate crisis, Socialisme ou Barbarie, statism
Date: Jan 18th, 2024
Source: medium.com
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States as mentioned require lots of resources to operate. So how does it get the resources to do so? The most common form is taxes. When the state taxes its citizens, it extracts wealth from the citizenry. Or another way of putting it, blood from the body. Where does wealth come from? Economic activity. Wealth is a lot like blood in this instance and capitalism is like a body. Bodies need blood for function.
Title: The Subtraction of the One as Practice
Author: Carla P
Topics: rhizomes, subtraction of the One, hierarchy, anarchy, Deleuze and Guattari, 1800s
Date: 2021
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Reading Deleuze and Guattari makes you wonder why is it that there has been so much difficulty in embracing multiplicity. Why the need, over and over again, to reduce the incredible abundance and diversity of life to a permanent first principle, an arkhé, an origin, a fundamental One from which all would derive? Philosophers gave it different names: first cause, form, god, substance, subject, structure, universal, totality, state..., but it’s always the same hierarchical way of thinking, the same reduction. Why the need? Why can’t we be just fine with multiplicity: an endless, irreducible, immanent proliferation of difference…? Is it out of fear? Is it because multiplicities are more difficult to grasp and control? Because they change? Does the unity that remains forever identical to itself bring some of us more tranquility and peace of mind, though deep down perhaps we know it is a fiction? Or is it because we have always lived in hierarchical societies and thus have not been able to think beyond social and political organizations that place a powerful head on top?
Title: The True History of Libertarianism in America: A Phony Ideology to Promote a Corporate Agenda
Author: Mark Ames
Topics: not-anarchist, american libertarianism, anarcho-capitalism
Date: 2013
Source: www.alternet.org
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Every couple of years, mainstream media hacks pretend to have just discovered libertarianism as some sort of radical, new and dynamic force in American politics. It’s a rehash that goes back decades, and hacks love it because it’s easy to write, and because it’s such a non-threatening “radical” politics (unlike radical left politics, which threatens the rich). The latest version involves a summer-long pundit debate in the pages of the New York Times, Reason magazine and elsewhere over so-called “libertarian populism.” It doesn’t really matter whose arguments prevail, so long as no one questions where libertarianism came from or why we’re defining libertarianism as anything but a big business public relations campaign, the winner in this debate is Libertarianism.
Title: The Twinkle in Your Eye
Subtitle: Love Poem for a Hellraiser
Author: Ursula Curiosa
Topics: love poetry, critical Marxists, anti-work, the machine, Karl Marx, Hegel, workplace struggles, strugglismo, free love, 2020s, religion, opium, war on drugs, addiction, love
Date: 2024
Source: author
Notes: The epigraph is from Karl Marx’s Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right (1843)
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Your eyes twinkle when you look at me I can’t see my eyes anymore – the tears have crowded me out But you can see me
Title: The Unified Theory of Energy
Author: Michael Vera
Topics: energy, theoretical physics, gravitation, radiation, inertial energy, particle motion, time as a synthetic construct, coordinate systems, gravitational law, energy exchange, mass structure, quantum mechanics, relativity, cosmology, entropy, unified
Date: 4/20/2020
Source: michaelvera.org
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When a more comprehensive definition of energy can be determined, when the logic behind the functioning of energy can be improved, the result would be a truly generalized theory of energy which would lead to improved formulae for the estimation, calculation, and even definition of potential energy.
Title: The War on Drugs, Moral Panics, and the Groundhog Day Effect: Confronting the Stereotypes that Perpetuate the Cycle of Disparity
Author: Tasha Withrow
Topics: drugs, policy, war on drugs, classism, anti-racism, prohibition, decriminalization, harm reduction, movies
Date: 04/01/2022
Source: mds.marshall.edu
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In the 1993 movie Groundhog Day, actor Bill Murray plays a cynical weatherman named Phil Connors from Pittsburgh, who is assigned to cover the story of the annual Groundhog Day festivities in a small town on February 2. This is his fourth year covering the story of the weather forecasting groundhog Punxsutawney Phil and he is obviously frustrated and reluctant. Phil and his crew attempt to leave the small town following the festival and parade, but an unexpected blizzard causes the roads out of town to shut down, and they are forced to turn around and spend the night in the small town of Punxsutawney (IMDB).
Title: These are Truly Dangerous People
Subtitle: Interview with Ilya Kharkow
Author: Ilya Kharkow
Topics: Russian, Ukraine, Ukrainization, war, human rights, mobilization, literature, culture
Date: March 22, 2024
Source: www.theleftberlin.com
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My name is Ilya Kharkow. I’m the author of the novel THE MINING BOYS. A year and a half ago I fled Ukraine. I am here to remind each of you that your life is more than a political compromise.
Title: Uprising on Campus: Lessons from the Ethiopian Student Movement
Subtitle: On the Power and Necessity of Student Resistance
Author: Anansi’s Library
Topics: Ethiopia, Palestine, protest
Date: April 26, 2024
Source: Retrieved on 28 April 2024 from patreon.com/posts/103126827
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Throughout modern history, student protests have become so common that the “angry socialist college student,” has become both a meme and a trope. But the ridicule of student organizers in popular culture misses and intentionally hides the power and influence student movements can have. That is what we will discuss here. The current wave of student protests in the U.S. has already begun to rival the Vietnam era protests, and bear the marks of 2020’s anti-police intifada. The shadow of Kent State’s massacre looms over all of us. As I write, snipers watch students from the rooftops of Indiana University. In Atlanta, volunteer medics are being tased and beaten while handcuffed in broad daylight, faculty daring to stand in solidarity are being brutalized and arrested in front of the students they teach. The very fingers with which I type these words ache from being smashed by police batons at USC. This violence cannot, will not, cause the movement to die down. Instead, it must cause the forging of a greater, stronger radicalism within all of us who witness such barbarism from the fascist arms of the state. It is our moral duty as Americans to materially fight and disrupt the genocide of Palestinians, and to demand the absolute dissolution of the monstrous fascist machine we understand as the Zionist state of Israel.
Title: Virgilio Verdaro on the Arab revolt in Palestine
Author: endnotes
Topics: israel-palestine, revolt
Source: endnotes.org.uk
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Born in Switzerland and raised in Florence (where his father had been a professor of philosophy), Virgilio Verdaro joined the Italian Socialist Party at a young age. Alongside Amadeo Bordiga, he became a leader of the anti-parliamentary fraction of the party, and at Livorno in 1921 he helped to found the Italian Communist Party. A Swiss citizen, the fascists expelled him from Italy in 1922, whereupon he moved first to Austria then to Russia. There he returned to his studies of history, teaching at the Marx-Engels Institute and publishing, together with his wife Emilia Mariottini, a History of the International Labor Movement. They lived, along with other exiles, in the “Hotel Lux” in Moscow, working closely with Italian and Latin American members of the Comintern, all under the careful watch of the GPU.
Title: Virtual Violence
Subtitle: Vectoralist Class Warfare and Abstract Antagonism
Author: Kadallah Burrowes
Topics: technology, vectoralism, vectoralist, decentralization, capitalism, anti-capitalism, racial capitalism, industrialization, industrial revolution
Date: 2022
Source: www.kernelmag.io
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One of the greatest violences of capitalism is the myth of its immortality: the persistence of the idea that “it is easier to imagine the end of the world than it is to imagine the end of capitalism.” Both the economic right and the neoliberal “middle” sing the praises of capitalism as the peak of human civilization, and they utilize the vehicles of cultural hegemony to support this idea. Meanwhile, the political left, which is currently defined in large part by its opposition to the domination of capitalism, has gotten caught in that cycle of opposition. Post-capitalism has been relegated to a thing of the future, while analysis of today hinges on the misconception that capitalism is here to stay until the prophesied revolution saves us from its evils and excesses.
Title: We Are Not Pawns, We Are the People Who Rose Against the Regime
Author: Jwana Aziz
Topics: Syria, Syrian civil war, Syrian Revolution
Date: 2024
Source: www.blackrosefed.org
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This article by Syrian writer Jwana Aziz reflects on the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Jwana examines the conditions that precipitated the 2011 uprising, the years of civil war, and the difficulties that now lay ahead for the Syrian people, while also holding open the possibility for a truly liberated future.
Title: What Aaron Bushnell Did in the Military
Author: Ken Klippenstein
Topics: Journalism, anti-militarism, United States of America, not-anarchist
Date: February 27th, 2024
Source: Retrieved on February 27th, 2024 from www.kenklippenstein.com
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Aaron Bushnell, the 25-year-old U.S. Air Force servicemember who immolated himself in front of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, was a top secret cleared worker bee in the global American intelligence machine.
Title: What Do Anarchists Want?
Subtitle: It’s easier to say what they don’t want.
Author: Brian Palmer
Topics: demands
Date: December 29, 2010
Source: Retrieved on 2nd August 2023 from slate.com
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European anarchist groups are getting better organized and more dangerous, reports USA Today on Tuesday, as evidenced by a spate of recent mail bombings in Italy. What, exactly, do anarchists want?
Title: What is the Abolitionist Response to Paedophiles? Part One
Author: Aiyana Goodfellow
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Many of us in “leftist” spaces learn about abolitionism as a practice that counters our current carceral system. Despite its radically survivor-centred roots, many of us find ourselves falling into ‘abuse apologism’. For whatever reason, good-intentioned or not, some are consciously or unconsciously refusing to interrupt harm and therefore feeding into a patriarchal system.
Title: What is the Abolitionist Response to Paedophiles? Part Two
Author: Eshe Kiama Zuri
Date: 2/8/23
Source: Retrieved on 10/11/24 from delinquents.noblogs.org
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Weaponising political theory against people who are or have been abused is never okay. But it is commonly seen and heard when people speak up about the rampant paedophilia in the left. The easy refusal to kick out an abuser due to the group being ‘abolitionist’ or ‘anti-carceral’ in politics, is commonly used. This whack faux-politics has become more easily seen with the rise in use of social media documenting it more openly, and goes together with the challenging of ‘cancel culture’. Even if you haven’t heard anyone say this directly, you will be within communities where these words have been used, especially if you are white or otherwise privileged. The expectation from the use of theory and political language to protect abusers is that it will not be challenged, for fear of retaliation and academic and activist shaming, and thus will have complicity through silence.
Title: What to Remember, What to forget — On the Complicity of Germany in the Genocide in Palestine
Author: collection of authors
Topics: free Palestine, palestine solidarity, genocide
Date: April 26, 2024
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South Africa has given the starting signal in the case against Israel, and other countries are now being accused of complicity in the genocide in Gaza. For example, Namibia has accused Germany of complicity in the genocide. Between 1904 and 1908, the German Empire committed genocide against the Herero and Nama people in its colony of German Southwest Africa, today’s Namibia. Thousands were killed and many more were forced to work in concentration camps. To date, Germany has not officially recognized this genocide. All this strongly suggests that BIPoCs do not mean much to our government. At this time, more than ever, Germany should do everything it can to prevent another genocide. I condemn the German government in the strongest possible terms.
Title: What We Did on 7 October 2023
Author: Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis
Topics: Gaza, Palestine
Date: Septembre 2024
Source: athens.indymedia.org
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For a year now, every person on the planet who is not indifferent or excluded from the general forms of information, when they hear this date, they automatically associate it with a specific event of historical significance. And yet, all this time, apart from the Palestinian resistance, only the NATO imperialists and their subordinates have been referring to this date, in the terms of counter-revolution, the narratives of “counter-terrorism”, in order to exonerate the genocide of a revolted people. The testimony of resistance creates in immediate time the continuity of living memory, relaying and extending the power of revolutionary experience.
Title: When Genocide Begins With ‘V’
Subtitle: The Vegan Society, Venocide and Palestine
Author: Eshe Kiama Zuri
Topics: vegan, Palestine
Date: 26/1/24
Source: Retrieved on 10/11/2024 from eshekiamazuri.com
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Calling out veganism as the oppressor, not being for the oppressed. A look at The Vegan Society’s lack of support for Palestine and their relationship with oppression, settler colonialism and racism.
Title: When Nonviolence Fails: A Call to Action Against Oppression
Subtitle: Throughout history, people have debated the effectiveness of nonviolence in the face of oppression. While peace and dialogue are often championed as noble ideals, they are not always sufficient to achieve justice.
Author: Elizabeth Yaseen
Topics: non-violence, Revolutionary Struggle, Malcolm X, Frantz Fanon, Martin Luther King Jr., Revolutionary Struggle, oppression, liberation
Date: 12/14/2024
Source: medium.com
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Throughout history, people have debated the effectiveness of nonviolence in the face of oppression. While peace and dialogue are often championed as noble ideals, they are not always sufficient to achieve justice. Oppressors, fortified by power and wealth, rarely relinquish their control voluntarily. This reality compels us to question whether nonviolence is truly the answer—or merely a tool to pacify the oppressed.
Title: Where Do We Go From Here?
Author: Fungtuna
Topics: anthropology, prehistory, holocene, anarcho-primitivism
Date: 08/21/2025
Source: fungtuna.neocities.org
Notes: Written and published by Fungtuna | This text has been timestamped with a Bitcoin transaction
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Many people are confused and struggle with the complexities of the modern world, unable to see the situation of humanity as a whole. Some of them are highly respected intellectuals with little natural experience. Some people with some experience of the wilderness and of living a primitive life have a higher degree of awareness but they generally lack scientific knowledge to express themselves. I also see indoctrinated writers promoted by the global elite; who widely disseminate their prophecy based on their seemingly unbiased anthropological approach.
Title: White Supremacy Culture-- Still Here
Author: Tema Okun
Topics: white supremacy, anti-racism
Date: 2021
Source: www.whitesupremacyculture.info
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White supremacy is a project of psychic conditioning and toxic belonging. I have found my own participation in this ideology both enraging and heartbreaking. What I know is that the invitation to join is toxic to all who say yes. When I say yes, when we say yes, we visit this toxicity on others and everybody suffers, including us.
Title: Who are The Brown Berets?
Subtitle: A Newspaper Clipping Collection and Brief History of the Brown Berets in Print
Author: Star System Kismet Thrii
Topics: Community Organizing, Brown Berets, Chicano, Chicana
Date: 2024
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On August 30, 2018, actress Vanessa Marquez was fatally shot by police in her South Pasadena, California, home because they allegedly thought she was armed with a handgun — but it turned out to be a BB gun. In the report, police were responding to a welfare check on the actress, who had appeared on ER and in the film Stand and Deliver. Vanessa had been suffering from mental health problems, and, on that fateful day, also had a seizure in the presence of officers.
Title: Who Killed Antonio Mays Junior?
Subtitle: Revolutionary Feminists Call On The Seattle Left To Address Settler Violence At CHOP/CHAZ
Author: sofie
Topics: antiblackness, racism, CHAZ
Date: March 16, 2024
Source: Retrieved on 28 March 2024 from medium.com/@memoriam4sofie/who-killed-antonio-mays-junior-02aa85bdbd7c
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It has been a year and some change since the pig murder of George Floyd ignited powder kegs all across amerika. The events of that fateful summer set armies in motion, whole nations once again rising up to burn precincts and drive the pigs out of their communities. The rebellious spirit seemed to give room to anyone who wanted to try anything to make their attempt, and as such on June 8th the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ, sometimes referred to as CHOP, Capitol Hill Occupied Protest) was established in Seattle by a loose coalition of predominately white radicals and unafilliated protestors.
Title: Why I’m A Communist
Subtitle: A Critique of Landstreicher
Author: Jean Debor
Topics: communism, criticism and critique, egoism, marxism
Date: 2023/08/28
Source: ultravioletcollective.wordpress.com
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In Landstreichers article Why I Am Not A Communist, he begins by introducing the topic of the essay by contrasting the term Libertarian to that of Communist. The notion that modern Anarchists don’t refer to themselves as “Libertarians” like their forerunners is quite laughable, especially in the modern age of the internet where many anarchist communities use “libertarian” in “the way it was used for well over a century, the way it’s still used in many parts of the world.” The term communism, then can and is used in the same light as these Anarchists use libertarian, as they and non-Anarchists Communists use “Communist”.
Title: Why Is Maho Our Symbol?
Author: Dasgoharan
Topics: Balochistan, Baloch, colonization, Iran, Pakistan, Indigenous
Date: May 6 2024
Source: Retrieved on June 18 from ugc.production.linktr.ee
Notes: This essay was written by a group of Baloch women called “Dasgoharan” and was published on their Instagram page. It was later republished in e-flux Journal in May 2024.
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On September 1, 2022, the commander of the police force in Chabahar raped a fifteen-year-old girl named Maho while interrogating her. News of this rape circulated along with the news of Jina Mahsa Amini’s murder by the state twenty days later. Then on Sunday, September 25, 2022, Molavi Abdolqaffar Naqshbandi, the interim leader of Friday prayers in Rasak, a town in Sistan and Balochistan (in the same region as Chabahar), released a statement confirming Colonel Ibrahim Koochakzayi’s rape of this young girl and called for a public trial. Five days later, after Friday prayers on September 30, 2022, the people of nearby Zahedan took to the streets in support of Maho and against the state murder of Jina. The crackdown on this protest was so violent and bloody that it became known as “Bloody Friday,” or the “2022 Zahedan massacre.” On that day, the Islamic Republic’s security forces opened fire on protestors after their prayers and killed at least ninety-six people. Islamic Republic snipers killed many of the protestors with shots to their heads and hearts.
Title: Wild animal suffering: An introduction
Author: Animal Ethics
Topics: animal liberation, animal rights, animals, Vegan, veganarchy, veganarchism
Source: <animal-ethics.org/introduction-to-wild-animal-suffering>
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The factors from which animals suffer are very diverse. Some are due to direct human action. Others may be indirect results of human action, natural circumstances, or combinations of the two. Among the factors that can be partly or completely natural are hostile weather conditions, hunger and malnutrition, thirst, a wide range of diseases, accidents and injuries, conflicts with other animals, parasitism, and psychological stress. These are not unusual circumstances, and the harms animals undergo due to them are not trivial. They are as painful and severe to them as they would be to domesticated animals or to us. In fact, due to them, many animals have lives that contain much more suffering than pleasure.
Title: Yes To Palestine! No To Hamas! No To Israel’s Apartheid!
Subtitle: For a Two-Peoples Solution, not a Two-state solution
Author: Omole Ibukun
Topics: war, Palestine, Israel, democratic organising
Date: October 21, 2023
Source: www.nationalrecord.com.ng
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FOR EVERY black-or-white false dilemma, there is a grey area; and even at that, there are many shades of grey. There are always nuances. Reality is always too complex to be oversimplified as this or that. The choices are always more than two. That’s the beauty of dialectics.
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Title: Boy Apparition
Subtitle: a travelogue of atemporal genders
Author: mk zariel
Topics: queer, youth liberation, lesbian, masculinity, poetry, desire, transmasculinity, transgender liberation, neurodivergence, vinegar press
Date: October 31st, 2025
Source: Vinegar Press
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i walk through the halls of my decay—afire with loss of comforting stares & assurance. —stay alive
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Title: 12 Commandments for the Modern Slave
Author: Anonymous
Topics: satire, anti-religion, anti-clerical, anti-state
Date: 2004
Source: Retrieved on April 7, 2025 from www.solidaridadobrera.org
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Think of yourself first, always of yourself, and nothing but yourself.
Believe that the reality you have been forced to live is this way and cannot be changed.
Accept misery, injustice, and inequality as things of fate, the will of God, or nature.
Believe that the state, the courts of justice, parliament, political parties, and other institutions were created because people like you don’t know how or can’t govern themselves.
Title: Anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism in Ecuador
Subtitle: Myth and reality
Author: Carlos Eduardo Pazmiño Vásquez
Topics: anarcho-syndicalism, Ecuador, Latin America, revolutionary syndicalism
Date: 2016
Source: Retrieved on April 7, 2025 from www.solidaridadobrera.org
Notes: Carlos Eduardo Pazmiño Vásquez, Quito, Ecuador, 1987. He defines himself as a libertarian Marxist. He is a communicator and sociologist, and a scholar of anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism in Ecuador, the Kurdish question and the Middle East, processes of political violence, collective action, and theories of the state. He is a member of the Patricio Ycaza Study Center (CEPY).
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The history of anarchism in Ecuador remains a great mystery. Many historians of the Ecuadorian labor movement have touched on the subject superficially or overlooked its historical importance. This neglect may well stem from the partisan zeal of some historians, who date the modern origin of the labor movement to the founding of the Ecuadorian Socialist Party (PSE) in 1926, and then the Communist Party of Ecuador (PCE) in 1931, as well as the difficult access to bibliographic sources and testimonies from those who formed the first libertarian organizations in the country.
Title: Anarchism and spirituality
Subtitle: A pending account
Author: Anarkaoss
Topics: religion, religious anarchism, spirituality, spiritual anarchism, Christianity, buddhism
Date: 2019
Source: Retrieved on May 31, 2025 from www.portaloaca.com
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I think that among the areas in which anarchism has worked daily or historically, there is one that is forgotten or that there is a great void. It is well known that the driving ideas of anarchism have been especially in the social, cultural, political, economic, ecological, and labor spheres. There are other areas that are not as extensively explored but that are relatively important from an anarchist perspective, such as architecture, gastronomy, etc. However, the outstanding issue in which the anti-authoritarian/libertarian movement has not managed to make enough impact, despite a significant background, is that related to spirituality.
Title: Anarchy in Socialist Evolution
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: Anarchy, Libertarian Socialism, anarcho-communism, anti-capitalism, worker resistance, misery, poverty, religion, morality, politics
Date: 1887
Source: fr.wikisource.org
Notes: “L’Anarchie dans l’Évolution Socialiste” [2ème Édition] (”Anarchy in Socialist Evolution” [2nd Edition]) by Pëtr Kropotkin, Le Révolté, 1887 (p. title-31). — PARIS, Au bureau de la Révolte 140, rue Mouffetard, 140, 1892.
Seven thousand copies published, in accordance with the wishes of our comrade Lucien Massé, hairdresser in Ars en Ré, who, on his death, bequeathed the necessary sum to the RÉVOLTE. Translated from French to English by Amayas.
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You’ve no doubt asked yourselves, time and again, what is the raison d’être of Anarchie? Why, among so many other socialist schools, have we come to found yet another school, the anarchist school? This is the question I’m going to answer. And, to better answer it, allow me to transport myself to the end of the last century.
Title: Autonomy and self-management
Author: Capi Vidal
Topics: self-management, autonomy
Date: 2013
Source: Retrieved on April 21, 2025 from acracia.org
Notes: For anarchism, self-management is a social project or movement whose means and purpose is for businesses and the entire economy to be managed by those directly involved in the production, distribution, and use of goods and services. This collective concept also embraces individual autonomy as its ideal. Although the economic aspect has been identified as the objective of self-management, it can be extended to all social practices, advocating direct democracy as the way institutions operate.
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Self-management is counterpointed to heteromanagement, whereby the economy, politics, or any other social practice is directed from outside the group of those directly affected, usually by a minority group that makes the decisions (as occurs in the capitalist and state system). Thus, similarly, autonomy is opposed to heteronomy, where rules are dictated from outside the community without the collective decision-making power of all its members. Anarchism, far from being a complete social and political system, advocates self-management as a project and method chosen by the members of the affected group (on a small scale, this could be a factory or a school, or even society as a whole).
Title: Communism and Anarchy — Two Inseparable Faces of Emancipation and Liberation
Author: Centro de Análises Sistêmicas Anarco Comunista
Topics: Anarchy, Communism, Libertarian Communism, anarcho-communism, Communism Anarchist, Marxism, emancipation, Libertarian Ecosystem, Emergent Property, Complexity Theory, Exposome, Epigenetics,
Date: 2025
Source: emergentismoancom.wordpress.com
Notes: We are the Anarcho-Communist Center for Systemic Analysis. We exist to investigate systems — social, economic, biological, technological, not as controllable machines, but as fields of contingency, noise, and emergence. We reject the myth of absolute control, whether by the State, corporations, or algorithms. Every claim of technical neutrality is an exercise of power. Our foundation is critical: systemic, complexity, self-organization, feedback, adaptation. Our horizon is political: local autonomy, horizontal networks, radical experimentation, action rooted in the present. We do not project escapes or perfect plans; we work with the unforeseen as a structuring principle. We embrace the risks of our own limits and contradictions, because it is in error, in failure, and in contingency that anarchy asserts itself as a living practice.
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When one speaks of anarchy as immediate and present practice, many contemporary anarchists fall into the trap of thinking that this simply means the absence of government or disobedience to state authority. This reading is simplistic and dangerous, because it displaces the question from the material field to the aesthetic field, as if proclaiming “anarchy now!” were enough for the structures of oppression to dissolve into thin air. The problem is that the material conditions of life remain the same: the concentration of wealth in the hands of the few, the dependence of the masses on alienated labor, and the social fragility caused by private ownership of the means of production. In this scenario, so-called “anarchy” is nothing but a farce, a façade of freedom that only serves those already economically privileged. The absence of a communist socioeconomic process that redistributes and socializes resources means that what is called anarchy is, in fact, the freedom of the rich against the poor, the freedom to exploit, to buy, to control and to subjugate, while the dispossessed remain limited by the lack of even the most basic conditions to live. This “anarchy” is therefore chaos, but not in the emancipatory sense of the word; rather, in the sense of social abandonment. It is anarchy of privilege, of an unrestrained market, of economic violence disguised as spontaneity.
Title: Cooperation and socialism
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: cooperation, cooperatives
Date: 1895
Source: Retrieved on April 8, 2025 from fr.m.wikisource.org
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We must look back to the 1830s and 1840s to understand the enthusiasm with which cooperation, or “association,” as it was called in France, was then viewed, and to appreciate the audacity of Proudhon, who dared to tackle it head-on.
Title: Eight theses for a libertarian ethic
Author: Félix García Moriyón
Topics: anarchist ethics, ethics
Date: 2011
Source: Retrieved on April 7, 2025 from www.solidaridadobrera.org
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1. Although the social circumstances in which we live determine our activities, we are free and responsible for what we do, so we can and should take sides. Nothing is predetermined, and each person has the task of deciding what kind of life they want to lead. There are no deterministic laws in the history of human beings, and we are always destined to make decisions for ourselves, without delegating that decision-making power to others. Furthermore, my freedom is only such when it is recognized by other free people like me: I am only free when everyone around me is also free, for my freedom begins where the freedom of others begins.
Title: Fatality of the Revolution
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: Anarchism, anarchy, anarcho-communism, anti-capitalism, wage slavery, exploitation, revolution , social revolution
Date: 30, 7 avril 1889
Source: fr.wikisource.org
Notes: Pierre Alexeiévitch Kropotkine, Fatalité de la Révolution, La Révolte — année 2 — n° 30, 7 avril 1889 (p. 1). Translated from English to French by Amayas.
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What frightens a great number of workers and distances them from anarchist ideas is this word “revolution,” which conjures up in their minds a whole horizon of struggles, battles, and spilled blood, making them tremble at the thought that one day they might be forced to take to the streets and fight against a power that seems to them like an invincible colossus—one against which violent resistance is useless and victory impossible.
Title: Is Christian doctrine an ethical example to follow?
Author: Capi Vidal
Topics: anti-christian, anti-religion, Atheism, freethought
Date: 2021
Source: Retrieved on April 21, 2025 from libreexamen.blogspot.com
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It’s common for Christians to consider Jesus as a superhuman example (pun intended) of ethical doctrine and behavior. By extension, it would be obvious that followers of the Christian religion, even those of a less dogmatic bent, would have as their model the greatest moral and ethical example in the history of humanity. Is this really so? If we were to prove otherwise, perhaps the entire edifice on which Christianity rests would begin to shake. Yes, somewhat ambitious and immodest on our part, but who said fear? Of course, in the following reflections, we will not delve into the historicity of Jesus. We will assume that it is possible that there was a figure with some similarity to what we have usually been told. However, despite this remarkable suspension of disbelief, it must be said that it is frankly difficult, with a little investigation, to form an idea of what exactly the moral principles of that man were. Furthermore, early Christian authors, such as Paul, do not allude to Jesus’ ethical teachings as set forth in the Gospels. There are good reasons to suppose that what we know today as Christian ethics are later additions to the original doctrine. However, since most Christians seem to ignore this problem, we today will also ignore it in our assessment.
Title: Political rights
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: rights, free speech
Date: 1917
Source: Retrieved on April 18, 2025 from ru.m.wikisource.org)
Notes: This article, which first saw the light of day at the turn of the 1870s and 1880s and was included in the collection of articles “Rebel Speeches” (see above), was significantly revised by P. Kropotkin in 1917 in relation to the realities of Russian history. That is why it is appropriate to publish it in another, “Russian” version.
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The bourgeois press daily tells us in every possible way about the importance of political liberty and the “political rights of man”: universal suffrage, freedom of elections, freedom of the press, of association, of assembly, etc., etc.
Title: Principles
Subtitle: La Révolution Cosmopolite (4th issue)
Author: Léon Ortiz
Topics: European individualist anarchism, illegalism, free communism, revolution
Date: April 1887
Source: courtesy of Archives anarchistes (anarchiv.wordpress.com)
Notes: Brief article by Léon Ortiz for La Révolution Cosmopolite (1887)
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Myself an anarchist by inclination, I admit, alongside repartition, which must be personal — to each according to their needs, — ie collectivism for production — from each according to their forces. But a revisable and perfectible collectivism, built upon these two principles:
Title: The Decomposition of States
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: anarchy, anarchism, community, anarcho-communism, Anti-statism, war, class-struggle, work, community anti-capitalism
Date: 1879
Source: Le Révolté, April 5, 1879.
Notes: Kropotkin’s portrait of states is as valid today as it was over a hundred years ago. But the disappearance of states is slow in coming because it is not only a matter of seeing them as harmful to personal development and to the development of humanity as a whole, but of implementing entities (voluntary communities) that replace them in the minds of human beings and in the practice of their daily existence. And this requires the development of aspirations to become autonomous beings instead of remaining machines ready to obey the statist master or the capitalist master, two sides of the same coin of oppression and manipulation. Published in Le Révolté, April 5, 1879. Translated from French to English by Amayas.
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If the economic situation of Europe can be summed up in these words: industrial and commercial chaos and the bankruptcy of capitalist production, — then the political situation is characterized by these: galloping decay and the imminent collapse of the States.
Title: The Final Stand of Milan’s Rebel Heart: An Anarchist Reflection
Author: Leonardo Caffo
Topics: leoncavallo, anarchia, Libertarian Socialism
Date: 2025
Source: mowmag.com
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Milan is a city in constant flux. When I first arrived here in 2007, it was obvious to me that it was a place fueled by many different souls. There was the glossy Milan of fashion and finance, the Milan of skyscrapers and gentrified neighborhoods, but there was also another Milan—one that pulsed from the margins, moving to the rhythm of countercultures, underground music, and critical thought. This was the popular, anarchist Milan, where I first took my steps into activism.
Title: The Marriage
Author: Pëtr Kropotkin
Topics: marriage, family, love
Date: 1891
Source: Retrieved on April 8, 2025 from fr.m.wikisource.org
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Without delving into the historical development of the family, we can safely say that it has not always been what it is today. On this point, ethnographers and anthropologists agree in telling us about the various forms it has taken throughout human evolution.
Title: Trade union, works council and workers’ council
Author: Crescencio Carretero
Topics: anarcho-syndicalism, workers councils, workers’ control, self-management, history
Date: 2004
Source: Retrieved on April 7, 2025 from www.solidaridadobrera.org
Notes: Excerpt from the presentation given during the Solidaridad Obrera Debate Week
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According to UN data, at the end of the last century, there were 350 million people in the world who owned as much wealth as half the world’s population. The search for methods to change this state of affairs requires a deeper understanding of methods for achieving equality. Methods for achieving communism, the only form of social organization that would allow for equality, justice, and freedom for human beings, and that could therefore guarantee the perpetuation of the species in the short and medium term. Obviously, when we talk about communism here, we are referring to a social system in which things are shared, belong to all societies, and are managed by them. Under no circumstances should this communism be identified with state capitalism.
Title: Union of the Enslaved: From Bakunin to Artificial Intelligence
Author: Anonymous
Topics: Mikhail Bakunin, Artificial Intelligence
Date: July 30, 2025
Source: avtonom.org
Notes: Translated to english
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In the 20th century, philosophy as a driving force of society reached its culmination and at the same time crisis in Marxism. Karl Marx created a large-scale system of explaining history, social struggle and economic development, relying on the humanities and ideological constructs. His categories – feudalism, capitalism, proletariat – became a kind of language with which they tried to explain and predict the course of history. However, as a critical look shows, these categories often lack clear empirical confirmation and represent abstract models imposed by a certain political logic.
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Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Mao Zedong | On Practice |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist | Defender of Masculinity | Only the Caucasian Man Can Create Anarchy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist | Stefan Molyneux | Handbook Of Human Ownership |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist | Stefan Molyneux | Everyday Anarchy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist | The Worst Goyim | White Lives Matter The Case For Pro White Anarchism |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing | A comrade | The Syrian Revolution | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Allan Antliff | Rupturing the Capitalist Logic of a Pandemic | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Anonymous | The Creeker Companion Vol 2 | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Anonymous | The Unquiet Dead Chapter 8 | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | April M Stapp | Crises Transformed The Motivations Behind Engagement In Anarchy | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Artxmis Graham Thoreau | Spare the children | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Black Cross Health Collective | An Activist’s Guide To Basic First Aid | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | C. F. Yong | Anarcho-Communism – the Harbinger of Malayan Communist Movement, 1919–1925 | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Carl Harp | Criticism and Analysis of the Political Statement of the George Jackson Brigade from the Anarchist Angle | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Chushichi Tsuzuki | Anarchism In Japan | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Clare Follmann | Is Anybody Home? | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Daniel Guérin | Fascism and Big Business | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Dean Spade | Love in a F*cked-Up World | |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing | Eepa | Skills for Revolutionary Survival: 1. Trauma Medical Gear | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Eliah Bures | Beachhead or Refugium? | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Eliphas Levi | Transcendental Magic Its Doctrine And Ritual | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Erica Lagalisse | Occult Features of Anarchism (Excerpt from the book) | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Gerald Brenan | The Spanish Labyrinth | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari | Anti Oedipus | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing | Gustav Landauer | Revolution And Other Writings | |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing | J. Kēhaulani Kauanui | The Politics of Indigeneity, Anarchist Praxis, and Decolonization | |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing | James R. Martel, Keisha A. Brown | REVIEW: The Misinterpellated Subject | |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing | Jose Rosales | The Reality Of Destitution Is The Destitution Of Reality | |
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Rejected | Abandoned editing & low quality | Various Authors | Mob Action Against the State | |
Rejected | Abandoned editing & not a good fit maybe | Siddhartha Gautama | The Dhammapada | |
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With No Trace of Remorse | Angeliki Spyropoulou | Text #1 | Text #2 | 6 | 6 |
Anarchism and the National Liberation Struggle | Alfredo M. Bonanno | Text #1 | Text #2 | 30 | 55 |
Uncontrollable | Anonymous | Text #1 | Text #2 | 13 | 13 |
Anarchism and Cosmopolitanism | Carl Levy | Text #1 | Text #2 | 43 | 31 |
The Necessity of Communism | Freedom Press (London) | Text #1 | Text #2 | 7 | 7 |
The SHAC Model | CrimethInc. | Text #1 | Text #2 | 32 | 32 |
The Death Penalty | Elisée Reclus | Text #1 | Text #2 | 8 | 7 |
The Depersonalization of the Individual | Federico Buono | Text #1 | Text #2 | 7 | 14 |
The Philosophy of Defiance | Félix Pignal | Text #1 | Text #2 | 11 | 13 |
The Struggle for Freedom | Freedom Press | Text #1 | Text #2 | 8 | 7 |
The Use of the Strike | Pëtr Kropotkin | Text #1 | Text #2 | 5 | 5 |
What Is Anarchism? | Jim Shamlin | Text #1 | Text #2 | 6 | 7 |
The Situation in Germany | Charlotte Wilson | Text #1 | Text #2 | 8 | 8 |
The Power of Darkness | Leo Tolstoy | Text #1 | Text #2 | 80 | 81 |
You Can’t Blow up a Social Relationship | Anonymous | Text #1 | Text #2 | 38 | 33 |
The Truth about Kronstadt | Marie Isidine | Text #1 | Text #2 | 7 | 11 |
The Moral Face of the Revolution | M. Isidine | Text #1 | Text #2 | 8 | 8 |
Vanishing Points in Working Class Culture | Miguel Amorós | Text #1 | Text #2 | 9 | 12 |
Vulgar Anarcho-Communism | Spooky | Text #1 | Text #2 | 6 | 6 |
The Unabomber And The Future Of Industrial Society | T. Fulano | Text #1 | Text #2 | 31 | 29 |
The First Work of the Revolution | Charlotte Wilson | Text #1 | Text #2 | 7 | 7 |
The Demise of Love & Rage | WEB, Open City Collective (NEFAC-NYC) | Text #1 | Text #2 | 23 | 23 |
What do anarchists mean by ‘federalism’? | Daniel al-Rashid | Text #1 | Text #2 | 14 | 14 |
Abortion Rights | Workers Solidarity Movement | Text #1 | Text #2 | 7 | 9 |
The colour brown | Budour Hassan | Text #1 | Text #2 | 13 | 13 |
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Deleted | Unknown | Anonymous | Ableism at the Anarchy Fair | |
Deleted | Unknown | Armenian Libertarian-Socialist Movement | Armenia doesn’t need another political party — it needs a MOVEMENT! | |
Deleted | Unknown | Bob Black | Bob Black's Letter To Seattle Police | |
Deleted | Unknown | Li Meiyi | Chinese Anarchism for the 21th Century | |
Deleted | Unknown | Maya Andrea Gonzalez | Communization and the abolition of gender | |
Deleted | Unknown | Randolph Bourne | Maurice Barres And The Youth Of France | |
Deleted | Unknown | Stephen Edred Flowers | The Anarchistic Devil | |
Deleted | Unknown | Stephen Edred Flowers | The Devil and Karl Marx | |
Deleted | Unknown | Walt Whitman | Leaves of Grass | |
Deleted, republished, then deleted again, possibly a few times | Deference to author’s preference & the view that CSA apologia, even anti-CSA critical annotations of it, is dangerous. | heresydistro | Wolfi Landstreicher: Child molestation apologist | |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Chaos-causing diseases are spreading |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Declaration on the Democratic Solution of the Kurdish Question |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Democratic Confederalism |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Interview with Abdullah Öcalan |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Liberating Life |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | My Solution for Turkey, Syria, and the Kurds |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | Re-evaluating Anarchism |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | The Revolution is Female |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Abdullah Öcalan | War and Peace in Kurdistan |
Live | Abdullah Öcalan | PKK human rights violations. | Various Authors | Bookchin–Öcalan Correspondence |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | “Free Market Capitalism” is an Oxymoron | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | An Anarchist Critique of Power Relations within Institutions | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | Exodus | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | Some Observations on the Gun Control Debate | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | The Authoritarian Right is Naive About Human Nature | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin A. Carson | The Desktop Regulatory State | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | ...Written in Footnotes of Fire and Blood | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | “Choose Your Attitude” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | “Contract Feudalism” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | “Government Is The Things We Do Together”: Perhaps the Stupidest Thing Ever Said | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | “Intellectual Property” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | 2017 and "Killer Apps" for the Transition | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A “Political” Program For Anarchists | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A (Brief) People’s History of Gun Control | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A Constitutional Congress for the Managed Populations of the Imperial Core | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A Free For All on Drug Patents | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A New Spin on “Stakeholder Society” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A Step in the Right Direction | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | A Strategic Green-Libertarian Alliance | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Almost Thou Persuadest Me | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | An End to Labor’s Long Retreat? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | An Extended Free Association Rap Loosely Inspired by Frank Chodorov | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Anarchism and Markets | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Anarchism Without Adjectives | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Another Free-for-All: Libertarian Class Analysis, Organized Labor, Etc. | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Another Manufactured Revolution | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Are We All Mutualists? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Art Hobson, Sprawl, and the Free Market | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Artificial Scarcity and Artificial Abundance | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Austrian and Marxist Theories of Monopoly Capital | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Authoritarians in Libertarian Clothing | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Barter Networks and the Counter-Economy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Big Business’s Role in Creating Interstate Highway System | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Book Review: It’s OK To Be Angry About Capitalism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Brad DeLong on Labor’s Long Retreat | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Broken Window Fallacy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Building the Structure of the New Society Within the Shell of the Old | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalism and Un-Freedom | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalism Comes in Many Flavors? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalism Without Capitalists? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalism, Not Technological Unemployment, is the Problem | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalism: A Good Word For A Bad Thing | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Capitalist Nursery Fables | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Carson’s Rejoinders | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Castro Agonistes | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Chomsky: Neoliberalism as Statism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Claire Wolfe vs. the Job Culture | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Claire Wolfe: Dark Satanic Cubicles | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Commodified Rebellion for the Wage-Slave | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Common Versus Government Property | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Communal Property: A Libertarian Analysis | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Contra Reisman | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Contract Feudalism Update | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Contract Feudalism: Reply to a Reply | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Cooperatives as Schools of Self-Government | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Corporate Funding of Phony “Free Market” Think Tanks | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Corporations, State Capitalism, and International Trade | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Credit As an Enclosed Commons | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Critiques of Neoconservatism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Crunchy Con Talk | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Cuban Agriculture | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Dan Swinney Article on High Road | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Definitions and Distinctions | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Dubya Moved My Cheese | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | E.F. Schumacher vs. Liberal Technocrats on Third World Development | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Economic Calculation in the Corporate Commonwealth | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Ehrenreich on Unions | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Empire of the Rising Scum | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Engagement With the Left on Free Markets | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Ephemeralization for Post-Capitalist Space Exploration | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Face Time, Extrinsic Measures, and Contract Feudalism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Fair and Balanced | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Fake “Reform” and “Class Warfare” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Faux Private Interests | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Fighting the Domestic Enemy: You | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Fish! Philosophy: Opiate of the Powerless | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Fred Foldvary on Green Taxes | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Free Culture Benefits Everyone But the Middle Man | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Free Market Reforms and the Reduction of Statism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Free Trade vs. “Free Trade” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Free-for-All on South Central Farmers | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | From the Realm of Necessity to the Realm of Freedom | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | George and Tucker | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | George Monbiot Gets it Ass-Backward | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Glenn Reynolds’ Upside-Down Version of History | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Good “Big Tents” and Bad | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Happy Flag Day | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Health Care and Radical Monopoly | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Hierarchy or the Market | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | How “Intellectual Property” Impedes Competition | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | I Guess the Mixed Economy Can’t Be All Bad | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | I Wish You Wouldn’t Be So Good to Me, Cap’n | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | I, Pencil Revisited | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | I’d Hate to See What Malevolent Hegemony Would Look Like | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | If It’s Got a “Y” in It, It’s Wal-Mart Day at Mises.Org | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | If You Can't Knock Down Left-Libertarianism, Knock Down Straw | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | In Defense — Such As It Is — of Usufructory Land Ownership | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | In Solidarity With the Students and Workers of France | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | In Which the Anarcho-Syndicalists Discover C4SS | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Individualist Anarchists in the First International, Etc. | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Intermediate-Scale Technology | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Introduction to the C4SS Edition of Fields, Factories and Workshops Tomorrow | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Jeffrey Sachs: Useful Idiot | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Karl Hess: A Life on the (Right) Left (and Right) | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Kirklin Follow-up to Wal-Mart Piece | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Klassen on Rural Homesteading for the “Time of Troubles” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Labour Struggle in a Free Market | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Larry Gambone: Recovering the Socialist Tradition | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Liberalism and Social Control | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian Forum: A Resource for UnCapitalists? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian Property and Privatization | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian Self-Marginalization | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian-Green Tax Reform Alliance? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian-Left Alliance, Once Again: This Time, Health Care | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarian-Left Electoral Alliance Version 2.0 | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Libertarianism and Liberalism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Local Corporate Welfare: Kelo, TIF Districts, and Cockroach Caucuses | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Mandela: New Baas, Same As The Old Baas | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Manning Show Trial Exposes the Fraud of Representative Democracy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | MaxSpeak on the March of Democracy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Maxspeak on Thomas Friedman | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | May Day | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | May Day Thoughts: Individualist Anarchism and the Labor Movement | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Medical Nemesis | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Meet the New Baas, Same as the Old Baas | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | MOLOCH: Mass-Production Industry as a Statist Construct | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Monbiot Gets it Right This Time | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Monopoly: A Nice Trick If You Can Do It | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More Corporate Looting in Iraq | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More Efficient Corporate Welfare | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More Looting (er, “Free Market Reform”) in Iraq | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More On (Moron?) Fish! Philosophy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More on the World Bank | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | More Wonderful “Free Market” Reforms From Those Corporate Pirates | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Morning News of Northwest Arkansas: Corporate Welfare Pimps for Wal-Mart | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Mutual Aid in New Orleans; The Real Looters Go Unpunished | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Mutualism and the State | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Nazi Privatization | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Neocon “Democracy” in Iraq | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Neoconservatism as a Fake Ideology | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | New Wine in Old Bottles | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Northeastern Anarchist on Dual Power Strategy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Northwest Arkansas Blogging | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Of Turtles and Fence Posts | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On “Consent of the Governed” and Other Frauds | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On “People Power,” Real and Imagined | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On Breaking Your Legs and Giving You Crutches | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On Government As “The Things We Decide to Do Together,” Part 439 | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On the Other Hand.... | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | On the Shoulders of Giants | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Once Bitten: Newsweek Abandons Journalism for Stenography | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Orcinus on the Rural Strategy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Ownership Societies, Fake and Real | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | P2P, Cooperatives, and the Counter-Economy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Pandemics: The State As Cure or Cause? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Patriotic Quotes for the Fourth | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Pollard on the Two Economies | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Pollard: Power and How to Topple It | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Privatization is Theft.... | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Professionalism as Legitimizing Ideology | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Public Services, “Privatized” and Mutualized | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Put the Public in “Public” Hospitals | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Question Authority | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Real Patriotism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Reparations: Cui Bono? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Review of Pirate Enlightenment, by David Graeber | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Review: Elinor Ostrom’s Rules for Radicals, by Derek Wall | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Review: Governing the Commons by Elinor Ostrom | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | RFK2 Redux | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Roderick Long: Rothbard Memorial Lecture | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Rothbard Article Online; the Rothbardian Left Continues | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Samuel Edward Konkin III | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Sean Gabb Gives the Corporatists Nine Kinds of Free Market Hell | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Selective “Market Reform” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Selling the Store? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Smarter Critics of Environmentalism, Please | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Smarter Wal-Mart Defenders, Please! | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Socialism for the Rich, Redux | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Socialist Definitional Free-for-All | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Some Good Material on Labor Issues | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | South Central Farmers Revisited: Or, Ralph Horowitz is a Pig | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Spencer Johnson--Cowardly Weasel | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Stamping Out Ownlife | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Still More on Contract Feudalism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Strawman Alert | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Studies in Mutualist Political Economy | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Sympathy for the Devil | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Taylorism, Progressivism, and Rule by Experts | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Techno-Utopianism, Counterfeit and Real | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Tell Us What You Really Think, Tim | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Dirty Little Secret Behind At-Large Representation | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Distorting Effects of Transportation Subsidies | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Ethics of Labor Struggle: A Free Market Perspective | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Expropriation Continues | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Failure of Dual Sovereignty | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Government’s Us? Not Last Time I Checked | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Great Stagnation: How America Ate All the Low-Hanging Fruit of Modern History, Got Sick, and Will (Eventually) Feel Better | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Homebrew Industrial Revolution | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Iron Fist Behind The Invisible Hand | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Joke of Democratic Accountability | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Law Isn't Worth the Paper It's Written On | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Left-Rothbardians | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Mechanics of Anarcho-Georgism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Media and Matrix Reality | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The More Things Change.... | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Myth of the Private Sector | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Neoliberal Myth of “Small Government” | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Panopticon: Not Just for Prison Anymore | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Perils of Utilitarian Property Rights Theory | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Rent’s Still Too Damn High — Here’s How to Lower It | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Revolution is Not Being Televised | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Right to Self-Treatment | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The So-Called Green Revolution | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Stigmergic Revolution | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Subsidy of History | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Thermidor of the Progressives | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Two Economies | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Undeclared Condominium | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | The Utility of Disutility | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Them Pore Ol’ Bosses Need All the Help They Can Get | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Them Pore Ole Bosses Need All the Help They Can Get | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | There’s a Soccer Mom Born Every Minute | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Thomas L. Knapp Joins the One Big Union | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Thomas Woods on the Decentralist Left | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Those Washington Bullets Again | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Two Interesting Posts on Property | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Unequal Contracts, Unequal Power | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Vulgar Liberalism Watch | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Vulgar Liberalism: Big Business and Its Useful Idiots | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Vulgar Libertarian Smackdown | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Vulgar Libertarianism at the NYT | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Vulgar Libertarianism Watch | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Were You Born on the Wrong Continent? How the European Model Can Help You Get a New Life | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | What Economic Freedom Indexes Leave Out | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | What’s Good for the Goose... | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | When Do Co-ops Work? When They’re Allowed To | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Which Way for the Gig Economy? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Who Moved My Cheese, Revisited | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Who Owns the Benefit? The Free Market as Full Communism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Why Corporate Capitalism is Unsustainable | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Why Import Evgeny Morozov When Tom Franks and Andy Keens are Out of Work?? | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Why Market Exchange Doesn’t Have to Lead to Capitalism | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | William Greene on the Labor Theory of Value | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Wish You’d Stop Bein’ So Good to Me, Cap’n | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | Workers’ Paradise | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | You Don’t Need a Weatherman.... | |
Live | Ancap-ish | Kevin Carson | You Won’t Have Your Sweatshop Employers to Kick Around Any More | |
Live | Ausonia Calabrese | Ausonia Calabrese | Against Articulation | |
Live | Ausonia Calabrese | Ausonia Calabrese | Against Individualism | |
Live | Ausonia Calabrese | Ausonia Calabrese | In Defense of Cannibalism | |
Live | Ausonia Calabrese | Ausonia Calabrese | Mortification of the Flesh, or, Gymnosophy | |
Live | Ausonia Calabrese | Ausonia Calabrese | Towards a Critique of Antifascism | |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | “Constitutionalism”: The White Man’s Ghost Dance |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | “Wild Justice” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Afterword To The Feh! Press Edition |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | An Anarchist Response to “An Anarchist Response to Crime” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Anarchism And Other Impediments To Anarchy |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Anarchy 101 |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Anarchy after Leftism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Apes of Wrath |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Beautiful Losers |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Bob Black and David Graeber |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Book Filled with Lies |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Chomsky on the Nod |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Class Struggle Social Democrats: Or, The Press of Business |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Debunking Democracy |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Electing Not to Vote |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Feminism as Fascism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | FIJA |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Imputationism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Jon Bekken & Bob Black |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Justice, Primitive and Modern: Dispute Resolution in Anarchist and State Societies |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Left Rites |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | More Modesty All Around: on Barclay’s The State |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | My Anarchism Problem |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | My Date With Jim Hogshire (Version 2.1) |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Nightmares of Reason |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | No Future for the Workplace |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | No Gods, No Masters: No Thanks |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | No Match For Me |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Notes on “Post-Left Anarchism” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Preface to The Right to be Greedy by “For Ourselves” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Primitive Affluence: A Postscript to Sahlins |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Quit While You’re Ahead |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Reflections on, Reactions to Molly Tov |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Review of Revelation X |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Smokestack Lightning |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Technophilia, An Infantile Disorder |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Abolition of Work |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Abolition of Work and Other Essays |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Anti-Anarchist Conspiracy: An Empirical Test |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Ballad of Brenda Spencer |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Best Book Catalog in the World |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Libertarian As Conservative |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Myth of Human Rights |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Realization and Suppression of Situationism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The Refusal of Art |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | The War on Drugs as the Health of the State |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Theses on Anarchism After Post-Modernism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Theses on Groucho Marxism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | They Don’t Call it SubGenius for Nothing |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Views From Nowhere: Review of “Design Your Own Utopia” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | What is Wrong with this Picture? A critique of a neo-futurist’s vision of the decline of work |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | What Work Means & Why That Matters |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Withered Anarchism |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Wooden Shoes or Platform Shoes?: On the “Organizational Platform of the Libertarian Communists” |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | Words of Power |
Live | Bob Black | Snitch | Bob Black | You Can’t Blow up a Social Relationship... But you can have fun trying! |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Anonymous | Action and Response |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Anonymous | Collateral damage |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Anonymous | Regresión Magazine 1 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Los hijos del Mencho | Against the World-Builders: Eco-extremists respond to critics |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Seminatore | Indiscriminate Anarchists |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Último Reducto | Comments on the communiques from Individualists Tending toward the Wild |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Various Authors | Black Seed: Issue 4 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Various Authors | Black Seed: Issue 5 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Various Authors | Black Seed: Issue 6 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Various Authors | Black Seed: Issue 7 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorists | Chahta-Ima, Bowlegs | Notebook 1 |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorists | Individualists Tending toward the Wild | Communiques of ITS |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorists | Individualists Tending toward the Wild | Interview with Individualists Tending toward the Wild |
Live | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorists | Wild Reaction | The Communiques of Wild Reaction |
Live | Edward Abbey | Conservative author | Edward Abbey | Remarks, Glen Canyon Dam, Spring Equinox 1981 |
Live | Edward Abbey | Conservative author | Edward Abbey | Theory of Anarchy |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | Beyond Good and Evil |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | The Antichrist |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | The Gay Science |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | The Genealogy of Morals |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | Thus Spoke Zarathustra |
Live | Friedrich Nietzsche | Claim of hypocracy | Friedrich Nietzsche | Twilight of the Idols |
Live | Georges Bataille | Fascist-ish | Georges Bataille | Nietzsche and the Fascists |
Live | Georges Bataille | Fascist-ish | Georges Bataille | The Sacred Conspiracy |
Live | Georges Bataille | Fascist-ish | Georges Bataille | The Solar Anus |
Live | Georges Palante | Classist misanthrope | Georges Palante | Misanthropic Pessimism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | David Ender, Jack Hauser, Christian Loidl | Interview with Hakim Bey |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Against “Legalization” |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | An esoteric interpretation of the I.W.W. preamble |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Anarchy and Ecstasy |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Boundary Violations |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Crisis of Meaning |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Evil Eye |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Hakim Bey vs. Enzo23: An Interview |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Immediatism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Interview with Hakim Bey |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Islam and Eugenics |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Jihad Revisited |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Manifesto of the BLACK THORN LEAGUE |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Millennium |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Moorish Mail-Order Mysticism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Moorish Pilgrimage To Ireland |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Moorish Tag Day Update |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Moorish Weather Report |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | NoGoZone |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Obsessive Love |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Overcoming Tourism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Permanent TAZs |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Pirate Utopias |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Post-Anarchism Anarchy |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Primitives and Extropians |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Quantum Mechanics & Chaos Theory: Anarchist Meditations on N. Herbert’s Quantum Reality: Beyond the New Physics |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Resolution for the 90’s: Boycott Cop Culture |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Seduction of the Cyber Zombies |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Sijil of the Fatimid Order |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | SIJIL: The Triple Rose of the Adept Chamber |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | T.A.Z.: The Temporary Autonomous Zone, Ontological Anarchy, Poetic Terrorism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Architectonality of Psychogeographicism or The Hieroglyphics of Driftwork |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Chronicle Of Higher Jubiliation |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Criminal Bee |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Information War |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Lemonade Ocean & Modern Times |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Obelisk |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Occult Assault on Institutions |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Old Calendrist pts. 1-3 |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Ontological Status of Conspiracy Theory |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Palimpsest |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Periodic Autonomous Zone |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Radio Sermonettes |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | The Utopian Blues |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Tong Aesthetics |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey | Transcript: Hakim Bey / Mordecai Watts Telephone Interview |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey and Mordecai Watts | Hakim Bey / Mordecai Watts Telephone Interview |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hakim Bey, Jaye C. Beldo | Interview with Hakim Bey on Victim Art |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Hans Ulrich Obrist | In Conversation with Hakim Bey |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | “Anarchist Religion”? |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | “Liquor and weed for him were bardic fuel” — Peter Lamborn Wilson’s obituary for Robert Anton Wilson |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | A Network of Castles |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Against Multiculturalism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | An Army of Jacks |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Ayahuasca Reading |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Back to 1911 |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Cybernetics & Entheogenics |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Diane Di Prima’s “Revolutionary Letters” |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Domestication |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Escape from the Nineteenth Century and Other Essays |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Escapism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Escapism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Fool’s Day |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Grange Appeal |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Introduction to the Sufi Path |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Irish Soma |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Islam and the Internet |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Letter: Mrs. Ludd. |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Life is Not a Machine |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Living Under Sick Machines |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Mallarmé: Anarchist |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Media Creed for the Fin de Siècle |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Media-Space! Opening Speech |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | My Summer Vacation in Afghanistan |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Neanderthal Liberation Front |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | New from Black & Red |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Notes on Play |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Partly Genius, Partly Quite Mad |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Pastoral Letter |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Robert Anton Wilson |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Roses and Nightingales |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Secrets of the Assassins |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Secular Antinomian Anabaptist Neo-Luddism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Seven Subversive instasonnets |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Somali Pirates |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Spiritual Anarchism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Spiritual Anarchism: Topics for Research |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Take Back the Night |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | The Alchemy of Luddism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | The Anti-Caliph |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | The Art of Not Being Governed |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | The Caravan of Summer |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | The New Nihilism |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson | Tombeau for L |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson and Konrad Becker | Globalism, Tribalism and Autonomy |
Live | Hakim Bey | Author wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Peter Lamborn Wilson, Hakim Bey | Endarkenment Manifesto |
Live | Hakim Bey | Interviewee wrote lots of pedo apologea. | Public Netbase | Hakim Bey Talks with users of Public Netbase |
Live | Hostis | Hostis | A Short Introduction to the Politics of Cruelty | |
Live | Hostis | Hostis | Destituent Power | |
Live | Hostis | Hostis | Hostis 2 | |
Live | Hostis | Hostis | Order Reigns But Doesn’t Govern | |
Live | Hostis | L.A. ONDA, Hostis | Nice Shit for Everybody | |
Live | John Jacobi | Not anarchist author | John Jacobi | A Critique of the Nomadic Hunter / Gatherer Ideal |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | Art and Religion |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | Stirner’s Critics |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | The Ego and His Own |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | The False Principle of Our Education |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | The Philosophical Reactionaries |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | The Unique and Its Property |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | The Worker and the Government |
Live | Max Stirner | Right-libertarian-ish. | Max Stirner | You Only Have the Courage to be Destructive |
Live | Max Wilbert | Max Wilbert | Ecological Special Forces: A Proposal | |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Lucien van der Walt & Michael Schmidt | The anarchist movement in North Africa: 1877-1951 |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Lucien van der Walt and Michael Schmidt | Is China Africa’s new imperialist power? |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | 1978–1979: The Iranian Revolution |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | A Makhnovist in Africa |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | ABC-SA protests the murder of CIPO-RFM activists |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Africa’s Purchase of the French Presidency |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Anarchism’s Global Proletarian Praxis |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Bakunin’s Women |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Black Flame launch in Mexico |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Blood, Water & Oil |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Cartography of Revolutionary Anarchism |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Collective Bargaining by Riot |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Death and the Mielieboer |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Eyewitness Lebanon: In the land of the Blind |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Fire-ants and flower |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Five Waves |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | From Protest Movement to Social Revolution |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Ghost of apartheid haunts George — PW Botha’s town |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | In search of early Italy’s “lost” Bakuninist organisations |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Internet & Ideology |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Is there a new “Swaziland Liberation” guerrilla force? |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Nelson Mandela |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Obituary: Hamba Kahle Wilstar Choongo! |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | PW & Pinochet |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Recovering Portugal’s Mass Anarchist History |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Religious Fundamentalist Regimes |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Short-Changed |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Solidarity Message from Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Federation (ZACF) of southern Africa to FWCUI conference in Baghdad on 2 April 2005 |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | South Africa: COSATU & Social Movements |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | South Asian Anarchism |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Southern African anarchists condemn apparent Terrorist blasts in London |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Anarchist-Communist Mass Line |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Failed German Revolution of 1918–1919 |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Forgotten Tradition of French Sovietism |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Jacob Zuma Cargo Cult and the “Implosion” of Alliance Politics |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The neo-Makhnovist revolutionary project in Ukraine |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The new American imperialism in Africa |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Social Question |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Sulphurs of Santiaguito |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | The Wallpaper War |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt | Young Communist League trains Swazi recruits |
Live | Michael Schmidt | Outed as a racist | Michael Schmidt & Lucien van der Walt | The Kurdish Question |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Anonymous | Stop the Bomb |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Edited by Janet Biehl | The Murray Bookchin Reader |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | A Discussion on "Listen, Marxist!" |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | A Meditation on Anarchist Ethics |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | A Note on Affinity Groups |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Anarchism and Power in the Spanish Revolution |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Anarchism: Past and Present |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Anarchy and Organization: A letter to the left |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Attacks on Israel Ignore the Long History of Arab Conflict |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Basic Principles, Future Prospects |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Between the 30s and the 60s |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Comments on the International Social Ecology Network Gathering and the “Deep Social Ecology” of John Clark |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Communalism, the Democratic Dimension of Anarchism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Community Control or Statist Politics: A Reply to David Lewis |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Death of a Small Planet |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Desire and Need |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Finding the Subject |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Free Cities |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Freedom and Necessity in Nature: A Problem in Ecological Ethics |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | From Spectacle To Empowerment |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | History, Civilization, and Progress: Outline for a Criticism of Modern Relativism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Intelligentsia and the New Intellectuals |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Libertarian Municipalism: An Overview |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Libertarian Municipalism: The New Municipal Agenda |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Listen, Marxist! |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Myth of the Party |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Nationalism and the “National Question” |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Nature and Ideology |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Notes on the Death of Franco |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | On "Remaking of the American Left" |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | On Spontaneity and Organisation |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Popular Politics vs. Party Politics |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Post-Scarcity Anarchism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Radical Agriculture |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Radical Politics in an Era of Advanced Capitalism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Radicalizing Democracy |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Re-enchanting Humanity |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Recovering Evolution: A Reply to Eckersley and Fox |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Remaking Society |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Reply from Murray Bookchin to ‘5th of May Group’ on Turkish anarchism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Reply to ACF |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Resolution: "On Gubernatorial Races" |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Second Nature |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Social Ecology and Communalism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Social Ecology versus Deep Ecology: A Challenge for the Ecology Movement |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Society and Ecology |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Sociobiology or Social Ecology |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | State Capitalism in Russia |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The American Crisis |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Communalist Project |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Communist Manifesto: Insights and Problems |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Crisis in the Ecology Movement |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Ecology of Freedom |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Ghost of Anarcho-Syndicalism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Greening of Politics |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Left That Was |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Limits of the City |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The May–June Events in France |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Meaning of Confederalism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Next Revolution |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Philosophy of Social Ecology |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Population Myth |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Spanish Anarchists |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Third Revolution |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Twilight Comes Early |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Unity of Ideals and Practice |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | The Youth Culture |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Thoughts on Libertarian Municipalism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | To Remember Spain: The Anarchist and Syndicalist Revolution of 1936 |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Toward a Communalist Approach |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Toward a post-scarcity society: the American perspective and the SDS |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Toward an Ecological Society |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Turning Up the Stones |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Urbanization Without Cities |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Utopia, not futurism |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Were We Wrong? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | What is Communalism? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | What is Social Ecology? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Whither Anarchism? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Will Ecology Become 'the Dismal Science'? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin | Yes! — Whither Earth First? |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin and Dave Foreman | Defending the Earth: A Debate |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin and Jeremy Brecher | Post-Affluence Anarchy: A Dialogue |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became an anti-ish-anarchist curmudgeon. | Murray Bookchin, Janet Biehl | A Critique of the Draft Program of the Left Green Network |
Live | Murray Bookchin | Author became anti-anarchist-ish | Murray Bookchin | The Bernie Sanders Paradox |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | “Good News,” Iraq and Beyond |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | “Limited War” in Lebanon |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | “Mandate for Change,” or Business as Usual |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | “What We Say Goes” |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | 2004 Elections |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Brief History of America’s Cold-Blooded, Terroristic Treatment of Cuba |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Century Later |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Dangerous Neighbourhood |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Just War? Hardly |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Modest Proposal |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Painful Peace |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Quick Reaction |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Review of B. F. Skinner’s Verbal Behavior |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Review of NATO’s War over Kosovo |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Visit to Laos |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | A Wall as a Weapon |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | After Pinkville |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Aftermath |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | All options on the table? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | An Island Lies Bleeding |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Another Way For Kosovo? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Back in the USA |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Bakunin’s Predictions |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Beyond the Ballot |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Blinded by the Truth |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Bush’s bankrupt vision |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Cambodia |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Can a Democrat change US Middle East policy? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Central America: The Next Phase |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Cold War II |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Constructive Action? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Crisis in the Balkans |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Deep Concerns |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Democracy Enhancement |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Domestic Constituencies |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Domestic Terrorism: Notes on the State System of Oppression |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Dominance and its Dilemmas |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Drain the swamp and there will be no more mosquitoes |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | East Timor Questions & Answers |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | East Timor, horror and amnesia |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | East Timor: Comments On the Occasion of the Forthcoming APEC Summit |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Eastern Exposure: Misrepresenting the Peace Process |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Elections 2000 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Force and Opinion |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Foreword |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | From Central America to Iraq |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Government in the future |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Green Light for War Crimes |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Guillotining Gaza |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Gulf War Pullout |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | His Right to Say It |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Hordes of Vigilantes & Popular Elements Defeat MAI, for Now |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | How America Determines Friends and Foes |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | How US Democracy Triumphed Again |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Human Rights Week 2002 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Humanitarian Imperialism |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Humanitarian Intervention |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Imperial Presidency |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | In Defense of the Student Movement |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | In Memory of Tanya Reinhart |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | In North Vietnam |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Intelligent Design? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | International Terrorism: Image and Reality |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Invasion Newspeak: U.S. & USSR |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Is Peace at Hand? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Israel, Lebanon, and the “Peace Process” |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | It’s Fantasy Economy! |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | It’s Imperialism, Stupid |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | It’s the Oil, stupid! |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Jubilee 2000 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Kosovo Peace Accord |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Language Development, Human Intelligence, and Social Organization |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Latin America and Asia Are at Last Breaking Free of Washington’s Grip |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Latin America Declares Independence |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Linguistics and Brain Science |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Market Democracy in a Neoliberal Order |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Mayday: The Case for Civil Disobedience |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Memories |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Middle East Diplomacy: Continuities and Changes |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Mirror Crack’d |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Moral Truisms, Empirical Evidence, and Foreign Policy |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Neocolonial Invitation to a Tribal War |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | New World Relationships |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | No Human Being Is Disposable |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | No Longer Safe |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Notes of NAFTA: “The Masters of Man” |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Notes on Anarchism |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Objectivity and Liberal Scholarship |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Old Wine in New Bottles: A Bitter Taste |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On 1968 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On Anarchism |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On Colombia |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On Libya and the Unfolding Crises |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On Resistance |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On the Backgrounds of the Pacific War |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On The U.S. Human Rights Record |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | On the US-Israeli Invasion of Lebanon |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Optimism Over Despair |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Ossetia-Russia-Georgia |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Philosophers and Public Philosophy. |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Preventive War ‘the Supreme Crime’ |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Project Censored 25th Anniversary |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Rationality/Science |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Reasons to Fear U.S. |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Reshaping History |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Review of Man of the People: A Life of Harry S Truman by Alonzo L Hamby |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Revolution of ’89 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Rogue States |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Rollback |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Scenes from the Uprising |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Selective Memory and a Dishonest Doctrine |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Simple Truths, Hard Problems |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Solution in Sight |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Some Elementary Comments on The Rights of Freedom of Expression |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | South America: Toward an Alternative Future |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Starving the Poor |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Status of Forces Agreement |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Symposium on Margaret Boden, Mind as Machine |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Terror and Just Response |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Case Against B.F. Skinner |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Case Against US Adventurism in Iraq |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Clinton Vision |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Colombia Plan |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Crimes of ‘Intcom’ |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Culture of Fear |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Current Bombings: Behind the Rhetoric |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Decline of the Democratic Ideal |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Disconnect in US Democracy |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Election, Economy, War, and Peace |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Empire and Ourselves |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The fate of humanity hangs in the balance |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Function of the University in a Time of Crisis |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Future of Iraq and U.S. Occupation |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Gulf Crisis |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Iraq War and Contempt for Democracy |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Israel Lobby? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Israel-Arafat Agreement |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Manipulation of Fear |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Meaning of Vietnam |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Menace of Liberal Scholarship |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Most Wanted List |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Passion for Free Markets |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Pentagon Papers and U.S. Imperialism in South East Asia |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The People in Gravest Danger |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The President and the Presidency |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Repression at Belgrade University |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Responsibility of Intellectuals |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Social Security Non-Crisis |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Soviet Union Versus Socialism |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The United States and the “Challenge of Relativity” |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The Victors |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The war everyone forgot |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | The War In Afghanistan |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | There are plausible regional settlements for Ukraine and China |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Thoughts Of A Secular Sufi |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Understanding the Bush Doctrine |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | US-Haiti |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Vain Hopes, False Dreams |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Vietnam: How Government Became Wolves |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Visions of Righteousness |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Voting Patterns and Abstentions |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Wanted a Leader for America |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Wars of Terror |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Watergate: A Skeptical View |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | We are All Complicit |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | We Must Act Now to Prevent Another Hiroshima — or Worse |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | We Own The World |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What a Fair Trial for Saddam Would Entail |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What Americans Have Learnt –and not Learnt– Since 9/11 |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What If Iran Had Invaded Mexico? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What is Anarchism? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What Makes Mainstream Media Mainstream |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | What We Know |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Where now for capitalism? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Where’s the Iraqi voice? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Who Are the Global Terrorists? |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky | Why Americans Should Care about East Timor |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky & Edward S. Herman | Distortions at Fourth Hand |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky and Michel Foucault | Human Nature: Justice versus Power |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky interviewed by Peter Jay | The Relevance of Anarcho-syndicalism |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | Noam Chomsky, Paul Lauter, and Florence Howe | Reflections on a Political Trial |
Live | Noam Chomsky | Liberal-ish | The Ezra Klein Show | Noam Chomsky’s Theory of the Good Life |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | A Cram History of the Libertarian Movement |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Agora v. Arena |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Agorists = The Anti-Utopian Visionaries |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Anarchosorcery |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Anarchozionism |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Big Bang Theories |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Canadian Separatism: the Second Front |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Carrots And Sticks |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Copywrongs |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Corporativism Revivus |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | CounterCampaign ’76 |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Future Societies: Libertarian Alternative |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | History of the Libertarian Movement |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Hospercult |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Invaders from the State |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Know Thine Enemy! |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Libertarian Strategy |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | New Libertarian Manifesto |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Our Enemy, The Party |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Reply to Rothbard |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Separatism and Quebec |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Smashing the State for Fun and Profit Since 1969 |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | That Bread Is Mine, Too |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | The End of the Libertarian Movement |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | The Global Anarchovillage |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | The Last, Whole Introduction to Agorism |
Live | Samuel Edward Konkin III | An-cap-ish | Samuel Edward Konkin III | The Libertarian Party, Pro and Con |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Afterthoughts to Technological Slavery |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | An Interview with Ted Kaczynski |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Answer to Some Comments Made in Green Anarchist |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Excerpts from Letter to M.K. (1st Edition) |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Hit where it hurts |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Industrial Society and Its Future (Feral House Edition) |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Letter to a Turkish anarchist |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Morality and Revolution |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Progress versus Liberty |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Ship of Fools |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski Letter to A.O. |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski Letter to an Anonymous German |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski on Individualists Tending Toward Savagery (ITS) |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski’s Interview with the John Jay Sentinel |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | The Communiques of Freedom Club |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | The Road to Revolution |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | The System’s Neatest Trick |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | The Truth About Primitive Life: A Critique of Anarchoprimitivism |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | When Non-Violence is Suicide |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorist | Ted Kaczynski | Why the Technological System Will Destroy Itself |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Bryan Denson | The Unabomber |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | John Zerzan | He Means it — Do you? |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | John Zerzan | Whose Unabomber? |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Ecofascism: An Aberrant Branch of Leftism |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Forward to Technological Slavery |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | In Defense of Violence |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Letter to J.N. |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Reflections on Purposeful Work |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Ted K. Responds to Kevin Tucker |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski’s Comments on Timothy McVeigh |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | Ted Kaczynski’s Letter to the Saturday Evening Review (1970) |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | The Coming Revolution |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | The Long-Term Outcome of Geo-Engineering |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski | The techies' wet-dreams |
Live | Ted Kaczynski | Anti-tech terrorists | Ted Kaczynski, Derrick Jensen | Derrick Jensen Letters |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | A Critical Metaphysics Could Emerge as a Science of Apparatuses | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Bloom Theory | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Introduction to Civil War | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Of Course You Know, This Means War! | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | On the Economy Considered as Black Magic | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Phenomenology of Everyday Life | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Preliminaries to any Struggle against Prisons | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Silence and Beyond | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | The Conquerors had Conquered Without Trouble... | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | The Cybernetic Hypothesis | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | The Great Game of Civil War | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | The Problem of the Head | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Theses on the Imaginary Party | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Theses on the Imaginary Party | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | Theses on the Terrible Community | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | This is Not a Program | |
Live | Tiqqun | Tiqqun | What is Critical Metaphysics? | |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Boundaries |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Burn All Bibles |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Down and Dirty Freedom |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Godless! |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | I Want Friends, Not Community / My Comrades |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Isms, Wasms and Amn’ts |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Stronger Wine! Madder Music! |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | The Coming Together of Willful Self-Creators |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | Why I Am Not a Communist |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Apio Ludd | You Always Act for Yourself |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Feral Faun | Feral Revolution |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Feral Faun | Mini Theory |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Feral Faun | Rants, Essays and Polemics |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Willful Disobedience, Wolfi Landstreicher | Willful Disobedience Volume 5, Number 3 |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | A Balanced Account of the World: A Critical Look at the Scientific World View |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | A Critique, Not a Program: For a Non-Primitivist Anti-Civilization Critique |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Against the Language of Militancy |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Against the Logic of Submission |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | An Immense, Reckless, Shameless, Conscienceless, Proud Crime |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | An Open Letter Concerning a Witch-Hunt |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Barbaric Thoughts |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Caught in the Web of Deception: Anarchists and the Media |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Civilization and the Creative Urge |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Critical Thinking as an Anarchist Weapon |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Desire Armed |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Egoism vs. Modernity: Welsh’s Dialectical Stirner |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | From Politics to Life: Ridding anarchy of the leftist millstone |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Insurrection in Algeria |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Nameless |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Play Fiercely! Our Lives Are at Stake! |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Stirner, the Wise Guy |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Strangers in an Alien World |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Technology and Class Struggle |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | The Anarchist As Outlaw |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | The Network of Domination |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | UNTIMELY |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher | Willful Disobedience |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher (tr.) | Fire to the Powder Keg |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher, Anonymous | Essays from Willful Disobedience Volume–2 |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher, Apio Ludd, Feral Faun | A Sales Pitch for the Insurrection™ |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Author has engaged in pedo apologea and anti-tech terrorism apologea. | Wolfi Landstreicher, Apio Ludd, Feral Faun | You Always Act for Yourself |
Live | Wolfi Landstreicher | Wolfi Landstreicher | Willful Disobedience | |
Live, deleted & republished | CSA-apologism | Ashanti Alston, Liz Highleyman, Nadid W. | NO! Against Adult Supremacy — Vol.2 | |
Live, deleted & republished | Eco-Extremism | Anti-tech terrorism apologia | Chahta-Ima | Ishi and the War Against Civilization |
Rejected | Added as appendix to critique | Jo Freeman | The Tyranny of Structurelessness | |
Rejected | Beef with the author | Low quality/too critical of Aragorn, etc. | Theo Slade | Disrupting The Purist Anarchist Pipeline |
Rejected | Beef with the author | The deleted reason said "until Slade's Ted K Archive starts citing t@l for the hundreds of texts they've copied and pasted from us, I don't think we should publish them", however I've since helped upload and edit more texts on T@L than I ever copied over. | Theo Slade | Does the Unabomber have any relevance to anarchism? |
Rejected | Eco-extremism | Includes doxxed info. | L | [REDACTED], wife of “Eco-Extremist Mafia” is a vivisectionist |
Rejected | Eco-extremism | Includes doxxed info. | L | Eco-Extremist Mafia” [REDACTED] submits legal & FBI threat to anarchist counter-info site 325 |
Rejected | Eco-extremism | Includes doxxed info. | L | More non-news about the “Eco-Extremist Mafia” |
Rejected | Eco-extremism | Includes doxxed info. | L | Who is [REDACTED], a Paralegal or an Eco-Extremist Mafia? |
Rejected | Eco-extremism | Too critical of LBC(?) | Anonymous | LBC Tabler Physically Attacks Anarchists, in Defense of Eco-Extremism |
Rejected | Internationalist | Ali Al-Asfa | Unbreakable | |
Rejected | Low quality(?) | Joshua Finnell | Post-Anarchism: A Reader | |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 1: Ethics |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 2: Aesthetics, Method, and Epistemology |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | Essential Works of Michel Foucault Volume 3: Power |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | History of Madness |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | The History of Sexuality, Volume 2: The Use of Pleasure |
Rejected | Michael Foucault | Liberal-ish | Michel Foucault | The History of Sexuality, Volume 3: The Care of the Self |
Rejected | No source that can be checked(?) | Anton Freinen | The Virtual Fatory | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Anonymous | The Killing Fields |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Antonio Negri | Capitalist Domination And Working Class Sabotage |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Jalan Journal | Stop Dividing The Korean Nation A Vision Of Unity From Below |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | James Baldwin | On Being White And Other Lies |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Jose Rizal | The Reign Of Greed |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Jose Rizal | The Social Cancer |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Mark Fisher | Capitalist Realism |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Could potentially be added with not-anarchist tag | Theodore W Allen | Class Struggle And The Origin Of Racial Slavery |
Rejected | Not anarchist | A Former Teacher | Open Letter To New York School Officials | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Abdullah Ocalan | Civilization The Age Of Masked Gods And Disguised Kings | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Albert Wendt | Towards a New Oceania | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alexander Reid Ross | The Left Overs: How Fascists Court the Post-Left | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alice & Staughton Lynd | Liberation Theology for Quakers | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alister MacQuarrie | Outlaw Kings and Rebellion Chic | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Allen Severino | A Half Revolution: Making Sense of EDSA '86 and Its Failures | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Andreas Malm | How to Blow Up a Pipeline | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Another Slice | The Problem with Nonprofits | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ava Gardener | Think of the (queer) children | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Avi Khalil | Stop Saving The Planet | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Bell Hooks | The Oppositional Gaze | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ben Gidley | Understanding And Resisting Left Right Convergence In The Internet Age | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Cam Cannon | Politics at the End of History | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Chinese and Hong Kong socialists | From Urumqi to Shanghai: Demands from Chinese and Hong Kong Socialists | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Christopher Wong | Anti Communism With Chinese Characteristics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Conor Gallagher and Daniel McLaughlin | Finbar Cafferkey: The life and death of an Irish fighter ‘who put his money where his mouth is’ in Ukraine | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Cory Doctorow | Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Cory Edmund | Endrulat Slavery Gone For Good | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Curtis Fields and Brooke Harter | Burning Bridges | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dadaist Revolutionary Central Council | What is Dadaism and what does it want in Germany? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dalit Panthers | Dalit Panthers Manifesto | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Daniel Rueda | Neoecofascism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Daniel Tutt | The Frankenstein Of Culture Jamming | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Danielle Bolelli | Epistemological Anarchism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Adam | Karl Marx And The State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Burliuk Alexander Kruchenykh Vladmir Mayakovsky Victor Khlebnikov | A Slap In The Face Of P | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | A history of true civilisation is not one of monuments | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | Rethinking cities, from the ground up | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Foucualt | Madness And Civillization | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Guattari & Deleuze | On Capitalism And Desire | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Heather Noel Schwartz | Bourgeois Epistemology And The Gendered Republic | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Heather Noel Schwartz | Identity Construction Workers | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Heather Noel Schwartz | Soviet Russia In The Nep Era | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Heather Noel Schwartz | Voices From The Cave | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | International Council Correspondence | International Council Correspondence, Volume 1, Issue 1 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Internationalist Perspective | And The War Drags On | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jack Parker | Whoring Out Our Trauma | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Javier Sethness | Castro Radical Media And The Blurred Lines Of Red Fascism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | John Eric Marot | Trotsky, the Left Opposition and the Rise of Stalinism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | John Steuben | Strike Strategy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jose Rosales | Communism As The Riddle Posed To History | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Joseph M. Reagle Jr. | A Case of Mutual Aid | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Joshua Bennett | Imagination and the Carceral State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kim Moody | Revisiting the Model | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kravitz M. | The Gender Binary Is a Tool of White Supremacy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mark Fisher | Postcapitalist Desire En | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mike Elk What | Anne Feeney Told Me At Frank Little's Grave In Montana | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Murray Rothbard | Anatomy Of The State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Murray Rothbard & Sidney E. Parker | Letter: Individualism and Rights | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Murray Rothbard, William Gillis | Market Anarchy #1: All Power To The Soviets! | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Nitzan Lebovic | The Philosophy of Life and Death | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Organisation des Jeunes Travailleurs Revolutionnaires (OJTR) | Militancy: Highest stage of alienation | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Pieter Corneliszoon Plockhoy | A way propounded to make the poor in these and other nations happy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Pranav Jeevan P | The Bhilwara Principles Strengthening Democracy Through Social Accountability | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Red Plateaus | Marx 101 Introduction To Dialectical Materialism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Richard Oastler | Yorkshire Slavery | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Samuel R Delany | Captives Of The Flame | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Samuel R Delany | The Jewels Of Aptor | |
Rejected | not anarchist | Saul D. Alinsky | Rules for Radicals | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sikander | Twenty-five years since the Tiananmen protests | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tech Learning Collective | Imagining an optimistic cyber-future | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tom Cornell | The Chaplain's Dilemma | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tommaso Campanells | The City Of The Sun | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | U G Krishnamurti Division | Government Freedom | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Usufruct Collective | DIY Template for Horizontal Bylaws | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Walter Benjamin | Art Age Mechanical Reproduction | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Yang Chu Yang Chu S | Garden Of Pleasure | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Yannick Giovanni Marshall | Black liberal, your time is up | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Youth Liberation Of Ann Arbor | Youth Liberation Program | |
Rejected | Unknown | Aaron Swartz | Guerilla Open Access Manifesto | |
Rejected | Unknown | Alarm | All London Anarchist Revolutionary Mob Next Stop | |
Rejected | Unknown | Anonymous | ‘Human Rights’ and the Discontinuous Mind | |
Rejected | Unknown | Arno Ruthofer | Think for Yourself, Question Authority | |
Rejected | Unknown | Aufheben | Brexit Means What | |
Rejected | Unknown | Black Flag | Chile: Anatomy of an economic miracle, 1970–1986 | |
Rejected | Unknown | Dave Foreman | Violence And Earth First | |
Rejected | Unknown | Haudenosaunee | Kaianere'kó:wa | |
Rejected | Unknown | Roel van Duyn | Proclamation of the Orange Free State | |
Rejected | Unknown | Tom Hodgkinson | The Virtue Of Idleness | |
Scrubbed | Pro-tech | Not important enough to exist as essay on it's own as well as being archived as part of a compilation(?). Later published. | Benjamin Tucker | The Attitude of Anarchism Toward Industrial Combinations |
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Category | Sub-Category #1 | Sub-Category #2 | Author | Title |
Deleted | author is a pedo, pedo apologist and eco-extremist | A | Anarcho-Lifestyleism | |
Deleted | Author self-submission | Anonymous | Bring the War Home | |
Deleted | Author self-submission | Leonardo Caffo | A Non-Manifesto to Understand Where We Are Now | |
Deleted | Author self-submission | Valerie Davidson | Urbanity Without Civilization | |
Deleted | Incomplete | Derrick Jensen | Pacifism as Pathology (Introduction) | |
Deleted | Incomplete | Francois Martin And Jean Barrot Aka Gilles Dauve Eclipse And Re Emergence Of The Communist Move | ||
Deleted | Justified beef with the author | Zhachev | Anarchy and the Mythic Path | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | A Handbook for Anarchist Insurrection | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Anarchafeminism | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Anarchism for Free Spirits | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Anarchy Against the Law and the State | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Anarchy Capitalism and Sexual Exploitation | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Anarchy Not Anarchism | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Being Human | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Egoism Explained | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Existential Anarchism and Lifestyle Anarchism | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Is Anarchism Impossible | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Let S Get Physical | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Letter to the Anarchists | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Mini Manual of Anarchist Relations | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Nothing to Stick to | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Post Anarchist Emancipation | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | The Nietzschean Anarchist the Nietzschean Anarchy | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | The Spirit of Anarchy | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | The Spiritual Anarchist S Philosophical Handbook | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | V is for Vengeance | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | What is Anarchasexuality | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | What is There in Anarchy for Emma Goldman | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | With Lara Nasir Building Communities and Defeating Capitalism | |
Deleted | Long story | Anarqxista Goldman | Zhuangzi the Case for Daoist Anarchism | |
Deleted | Long story | The Occupants of The Nude House and Anarqxista Goldman | Anarqxista Goldman | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | 20 Years for Protest Against the Hijab | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Acg June Coordination Meeting Report | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Anti Fracking Round Up | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Cambridge Analytica Same Old Same Old | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Capitalist Priorities | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | International May Day Roundup | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Internationalism in Practice Dockers in Italy Show the Way | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Sudan The Rebellion Continues | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Surrey Travellers Life Style Further Threatened | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Ucu Members Reject Leadership Recommendation and Bin Bullshit Offer | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Ucu Rank and File Resisting the Market Conference | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anarchist Communist Group | Why Now and Not Before | |
Deleted | Low quality | Anonymous | Anarchism | |
Deleted | Low quality | Cryoitc | Debunking Every Argument Against Anarcho Primitivism | |
Deleted | Low quality | Felicity Ryder | Letter from comrade Felicity Ryder from somewhere outside the cages | |
Deleted | Low quality | Felicity Ryder | Letter of Felicity Ryder from clandestinity on the recent conditional release of Mario López from the Mexican prisons | |
Deleted | Low quality | K.B. | Reply to Anarkismo & DAF on Rojava | |
Deleted | Low quality | Non-Existant Comittee | Call For Action: Expropriationist Anarchy in Crisis Times – Ransomware “Covid-19” | |
Deleted | Low quality | Valium Sadfemme McGirlBoss | Egg Cracking Culture | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | #RedditRevolt as Sympathy Strike | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | Dear non-anarchists, | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | Firefly: Season One And Serenity Were Just The Prelude | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | How Star Wars Should Have Ended | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | How To Fix The Force Awakens | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | Portland Must Be Done with The Oregonian | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | So We Re Just Abolishing Worldbuilding Then | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | The Network A Parody Of The Discourse | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | Top 10 SF Films of the Decade (2000s) | |
Deleted | Low quality | William Gillis | Top 10 SF Films of the Decade (2010s) | |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | Beyond a Worker |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | Non-conscious egoists ... all egoists! |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | Other humanity is possible? |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The Abnegation of Humanity |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The anarchist of individuality |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The egoist solidarity |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The expiration of the working class |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The privilege of uniqueness |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | The role of the egoist |
Deleted | national "anarchist" | https://national-anarchist-movement.blogspot.com/search/label/Leon%20Dar%C3%ADo?m=0 | León Darío | Your anarchism, my anarchism |
Deleted | No source | Shane Ross | Capitalism & Coercion | |
Deleted | No source | Bcc Participants Block Cop City Was a Defeat Not a Failure | ||
Deleted | no source, low quality | Jamie Lemermeyer | Introduction to Anarchism | |
Deleted | No source/low quality | Alex Strikove | How to Fight the Alt Right and Win | |
Deleted | No source/low quality | Sasha G. | On the State of the Left in the American Empire | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Ancap | A | Arch Anarchy |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Ancap | Free | Guardians of light |
Deleted | Not anarchist | AnCap | Karl Hess | Anarchism Without Hyphens |
Deleted | Not anarchist | AnCap | Matt Stone | On the Steppes of Central Asia |
Deleted | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Hal Draper | The Death of the State in Marx and Engels |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Holocaust deniers. | Samuel Edward Konkin III | El Salvador: The War to Come |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Holocaust deniers. | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Palestine: Liberty and justice |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Holocaust deniers. | Samuel Edward Konkin III | The Last Liberal Historian |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Holocaust deniers. | Samuel Edward Konkin III | Thrusting the Stake into Lemkin's Bleeding Heart |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Elliott Dunstan | The Case Against Puritanism | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Hot N Bothered | Growing Our Roots | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | John Gershman | Debates on the Philippine Left | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Scott of the Insurgency Culture Collective | The Anarchist Response to Crime | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Ante Ciliga the Kronstadt Uprising and the Fate of the Russian Revolution | ||
Deleted | Not anarchist/Low quality | Hakim Bey | Miniver Cheevy | |
Deleted | Not anarchist/pending conversation | Socialisme Ou Barbarie | Mao Tse Tung and the Chinese Revolution | |
Deleted | Not important enough to exist as essay on it's own as well as being archived as part of a compilation(?) | Hostis | Introduction | |
Deleted | pedo author | Garden | Garden Issue 2 | |
Deleted | pedo author | Garden | Garden Issue 4 | |
Deleted | Potentially pedo apologea | Gilles Dauvé | Alice in Monsterland | |
Deleted | Sexism | Dominique Karamazov | The Poverty of Feminism | |
Deleted | Sexism | Organisation des Jeunes Travailleurs Révolutionnaires | Militancy: Highest Stage of Alienation | |
Deleted | suspected machine translation | Anonymous | 12 Commandments for the Modern Slave | |
Deleted | suspected machine translation | Carlos Eduardo Pazmiño Vásquez | Anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism in Ecuador | |
Deleted | suspected machine translation | Crescencio Carretero | Trade union, works council and workers' council | |
Deleted | suspected machine translation | Félix García Moriyón | Eight theses for a libertarian ethic | |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | A Tranarchist Manifesto |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | A Tyranny Of Editors |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | All Days Matter! |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Anarchism Before Labels |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Identity Poltics Are Boring As Fuck |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Insurrectional Nihilism |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | No More Games |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Remember November |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Second Wave "Feminism" Is Feminism... |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | The Fox Knows the Hen |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | The Ones Who Came Back to Omelas |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | The Purity Of Vengeance |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Transgender Day Of Revenge |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | Weapon V |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | What Is A Pig |
Deleted | Unknown | The author seems to fetishise hate/vengence | Magical Comrade Molotov Catgirl | White Supremacy Is a Disease |
Deleted | Unknown | Hostis | 5 Theses on the Politics of Cruelty | |
Deleted | Unknown | Hostis | A Cautious Reply | |
Deleted | Unknown | Thomas Pynchon | Is It OK To Be A Luddite | |
Rejected | AI | Anonymous | On the superiority of Merit over Profit | |
Rejected | AI | Flavio Fellica; ChatGPT; Samwell.ai | Critical Analysis of the Impact of Data Ecosystems in a Decentralised Internet | |
Rejected | amateur translation | Varlaam Tcherkesoff | On The Concentration Of Capital 1896 | |
Rejected | ancap | By Strategy Julian Assange | ||
Rejected | Ancap/no source/low quality/self-submission | Aiden Gonzalez | A New Anarchism | |
Rejected | April Fools | Anonymous | Why Anarchists Should Vote | |
Rejected | author linked to national anarchist text on his blog(?) | Thomas Pulliam | Anarchy Versus Hierarchy | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Alex Spunky | Against Sanism | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Amaterasu Solar | Blueprint for a Society of Ethical Sovereigns | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Annette Hakiel | Pamphlet Text: The Monarchs Shrugged II | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Anonymous, CrimethInc. | We Need To Talk | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Apios Kontradictum | Ⓐ Pandæmonius Manifesto | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Ashlynn Doljac | A (wave) Goodbye | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Benjamin James | Navigating Complexity | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Blake A. Oates | Can Transgender Identites Exist Without Gender Roles? | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | bob | Sliding Back to the Ancien Regime | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Carvalho Filho | An Anarchist Perspective on Egoism and Collectivism | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Charlie L Townsend | How a stateless society could exist with anarchist law and non-goverment market socialism | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | David S. D’Amato | Decentralism and the End of Dichotomous Thinking | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Die Einzige | Voidcraft: The Praxis of the Sovereign Individual and the Liberation of the Void ΚΕΝΟΤΕΧΝΙΑ ἢ ΚΕΝΟΠΡΑΚΤΙΚΗ | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Dr. Chiara Pezzella | Scurrilist Manifesto | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Enlyria Theana | An Anarchist Case For Critical Thinking | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Erik Bonhomme | On the Assassination of Brain Thompson | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | erik houdini | babe ruth | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Ezekiel Apollo | The Ramblings Of A Young Anarchist | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | H | Where are crip Utopias?// | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | James E Bratton | Kim jwa-jin | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Juno | An Outline of Revolution | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | JustUnderReality | Radical Civility | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Kristin Supine | From An Anarchist, Greetings | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | leb Graves | No to Zersetzung | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Liberationist_111 | Liberation For Everyone Under Eighteen | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Love, Builder of Worlds | Return to Burn | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Myx | Open letter to the residents of Victoria British Colombia | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Nihil List Christo | Selected Robotic Works OF Nihil List Christo | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Noam Audrid | Untitled Poem | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Prothysha Dhar | Revolution Or Not? What Is Going On in Syria? | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Rev. Kuiper | Stay Calm and Let the Bomb Explode | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Simon A. Pritchett | Manuscripts and Meditations | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Tex | A Quaker Anarchist Perspective on Palm Sunday | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | TheBishop | The Radical Transgender vs. Polite Society | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Valerie Davidson | So, You Realized the Revolution Isn't Coming | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Volta ov Null Query | DON'T TAKE TABLE SCRAPS- GNAW THE TABLE'S LEGS OFF. | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Wade cartway | Anarchy by wade cartway | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | A Principled Stand on Diversity of Tactic | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | Bailing Ourselves Out | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | Decolonizing the Gateway to Norman, Oklahoma | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | Hedging Our Bets on the Black Bloc | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | May Day 2012 — A Declaration of Solidarity from Occupy Oklahoma | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | May Day: A Radical Strike into the Belly of the Beast | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | Seeing Red, Part One: The High Cost of Higher Education | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | Seeing Red, Part Two: United Teachers vs. Bipartisan Opposition | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | The Other Civil War | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zakk Flash | United State of Emergency | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | Zavier Alejandro | An Open Letter to my Teachers and the Principal | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | 晓也 yuzu | an acceptance. | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | 晓也 yuzu | this is all. | |
Rejected | Author self-submission | An Outline of Revolution | ||
Rejected | Author self-submission | Class Consciousness | ||
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | A Sonoran Liberationist | True Equals | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Amelia Michelle Nicol | American Dreams N' All | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | anarchistagnostic | Akrotiri | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Anarchists Mohkinstsis | Dismantling Systems of Suffering | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Anonymous | Anarchists Aren't Immune To Heartbreak: | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Anonymous | Rejecting the spiritual emptiness of scientific realism | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Avery | On the Nature of Morality and Hierarchy: | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | David Clifton | I Have An Aspiration | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | dylanancom39 | What is a class dictatorship? | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | entity | everything one can say is a reinvention of religion | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Gandalf Persson | Progress, a Critique on The Capitalist System | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | GreenPrimrose | Reinterpreting Religion for Anarchists | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | James e. Stothers | A Rebuttal to "Capitalism Disguised as Freedom" | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Jeff Shantz | Social Cleansing | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Lettuce | Aphorisms of Nonsense and Dickheadry | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Lilly Walker | Anarchism essay by Lilly Walker | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Lint Davidson | You Are At War | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Maria Magdalena | Does an Anarchist Need to Study Law? | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Maria Magdalena | Magdalena’s Diary: The Dance of Anarchism and Eroticism | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Myshko Andrii | Metamonism and Anarchy | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Nicholas Evans | Solving Marx’s Transformation Problem with Mr. Kliman’s Temporal Single System Interpretation (TSSI) and Notes on How Anyone Can Silve Marx’s Transformation Problem | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Redtruban | The Market, The State, and The Tao | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Sandy Turkwich | Only One More Hour | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Wade cartway | Moments of Anarchy a Situationist-Anarchist Primer. | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | Your Gülfem | ANARCHİSM AND ANARCHİSTS | |
Rejected | Author self-submission, no source | voting is immoral. | ||
Rejected | Bloggish | By Kazimir DeWolfe, Matt Perry, Jess Stohlmann-Rainey, and Andy Collings | 28 Ways to Make the World Less Hostile to Mad, Neurodivergent, and Psychiatrically Disabled People | |
Rejected | Deleted source/low quality | Dr Bones | Against Tradition Magical Context | |
Rejected | Ecofash | Various Authors | Atassa | |
Rejected | Ecofash | Various Authors | Atassa 2 | |
Rejected | Holocaust denial journal | Samuel Edward Konkin Iii | Marxism In The United States | |
Rejected | Holocaust denial journal | Samuel Edward Konkin Iii | Revisionism Today | |
Rejected | Holocaust denial journal | Samuel Edward Konkin Iii | Russia Against Japan 1904 05 A New Look At The Russo Japanese War | |
Rejected | Incomplete | Donal O’Driscoll and Kevin Watkinson | from animals to anarchism | |
Rejected | Incomplete | Tiqqun | Chapter 2 the Cybernetics Hypothesis | |
Rejected | Incomplete | Aoifeeeeee Explaining Hyper Empathy to Those Who Don T Experience It | ||
Rejected | joke post | Isuna Hasekura | Spice and Wolf | |
Rejected | joke post | George Woodcock The Tyranny Of The Cock | ||
Rejected | Justified beef with the author | Zhachev | The Need for Method | |
Rejected | Low quality | A Cyber Bunny | A Cyber Bunny S Guide Anti Civ and Post Civ | |
Rejected | Low quality | Adele Fleur | State Socialism or Free Socialism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Alex | The Beginner's Anarcho-Syndicalism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Alex De Jong | Tactics Used By The Communist Party Of The Philippines To Smear Their Critics | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ana Livre | Chains Round He | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ana Livre | One Man S Greed | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ana Livre | Theatrics They Keep | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anarchist Federation of Scotland | Glasgow Feminists Protest for Choice | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anarchist Federation Of Scotland | Solidarity For Villa Amalias In Greece | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anarchist Federation Of Scotland | Veteran Black Panthers Visit Scotland | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anonymous | Anarcho Blank Bullshit | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anonymous | Rebel Against Society | |
Rejected | Low quality | Aoifeeeeee | Explaining hyper-empathy to those who don’t experience it. | |
Rejected | Low quality | Autogynephilies Anonymous | Online Internet Sophisim | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ba Jin | Unrest Grows In China | |
Rejected | Low quality | C. Fischer | Movements of the Past: Guiding the Present into a Liberated Future | |
Rejected | Low quality | Daniel J. Lavender | The Artificial, Materialistic Disposal of Humanity | |
Rejected | Low quality | Danny Evans | Institutional Memory and Institutional Turn | |
Rejected | Low quality | Deer People | So You Want to Be a Farmer | |
Rejected | Low quality | Gabor Maté | Gabor Maté on Palestine | |
Rejected | Low quality | Hultner | Toasting End Normativity | |
Rejected | Low quality | J.R Satchel | Notes of a Shoplifter | |
Rejected | Low quality | James Herod | Introduction to Anarchism: A Proposed Syllabus for a Seminar | |
Rejected | Low quality | Joe Plant | Steve best/animal liberation | |
Rejected | Low quality | John Jacobi | Growing Up | |
Rejected | Low quality | Joseph Anderson | The Institution Of Landlording Is An Abomination | |
Rejected | Low quality | just_beanis | A Short Protesters Guide | |
Rejected | Low quality | jyun kong | Mutual Aid | |
Rejected | Low quality | Lettuce | Aphorisms of Nonsense by Lettuce | |
Rejected | Low quality | Lynn Breedlove | QUEER AS IN CHALLENGING HETERONORMATIVITY | |
Rejected | Low quality | Monobina Gupta | In Defence Of Anarchism | |
Rejected | Low quality | negroyverde | Suicide, Desperation, and Clowns | |
Rejected | Low quality | Nihilo Zero | The Media S Spin On Anarchists | |
Rejected | Low quality | Nihilo Zero | The Repressed Oppressive Sexuality Of Modern Society | |
Rejected | Low quality | Nora Delvey Jepsen | Triality Cycle Manifesto | |
Rejected | Low quality | P.E. Moskowitz | The BuzzFeedification of Mental Health | |
Rejected | Low quality | Peter Gelderloos | CoronaVirus and riots in The Netherlands | |
Rejected | Low quality | Rhiza Stirning | To Invoke The Flame | |
Rejected | Low quality | Shawn P Wilbur | Are Hotels Immoral | |
Rejected | Low quality | Subcomandante Snow | A Radical Rethinking of "Communism" | |
Rejected | Low quality | The Realized Psychopath Project | The Psycho Path | |
Rejected | Low quality | Thomas Croon | Anarcho-Monarchist FAQ | |
Rejected | Low quality | Towards | Queer Syndicalism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Victor Steel | Conformity and Conditioning. Manipulating Humans. | |
Rejected | Low quality | Victor Steel | Deconstructing Meaning | |
Rejected | Low quality | Wendy Mcelroy | Comprehensive Index To Liberty | |
Rejected | Low quality | William Gillis | The Ethics Of Eyebrow Raising | |
Rejected | Low quality | Woody Harrelson | I'm An American Tired Of American Lies | |
Rejected | Low quality | An Introduction To Egoism | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Antonio Pedro Ribeiro the Unique | ||
Rejected | Low quality | At Alma Anarchist Spirituality | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Austin D Munday Basic Income Meaningless Jobs | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Ayesha Khan Ph D Science Is Not Objective Or Apolitical | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Citrakayah Rotten Wood | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Cybele | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Daniel J Lavender Portrait | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Danny Evans Just Do It | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Eris Nyx The Overdose Crisis Is Nothing More Than The Dead End Of Prohibition | ||
Rejected | Low quality | George Washington Hayduke A Letter To Occupants | ||
Rejected | Low quality | harry potter and the age of warlocks | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Mariah Lamm Red Emmas | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Ozymandias Sabotage Handbook | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Quoms Ten Thesis On Leftist Epistemology | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Rafael Almada The Submissive Penis As Aesthetic Liberation | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Reimagining False Freedom The Rhetoric Of Tyrants | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Shiri Eisner Jessica Jones Kith Is My New Bisexual Favorite | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Snowball Look Back On Liberty Solidarity | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Transgender guide to buying bitcoin | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Urban Forests, Public Footpaths, and the More-than-Human Politics of Dog Waste. | ||
Rejected | Low quality | Walter Goodman Stage Emma Howard Zinn's Tale Of Radicals | ||
Rejected | Low quality (short announcement) | Anonymous | Student Run Courses | |
Rejected | Low quality/abandoned editing | Arthur Versluis Editor's Introduction | ||
Rejected | Low quality/Incomplete | Evan Greer | Thread on Anarchism | |
Rejected | Low quality/Not anarchist | Pedro D. | Neofeudalist Shantytowns in the state of Washington | |
Rejected | Machine translated | Anarres, Anonymous | May 1st. Let's Desert The War | |
Rejected | Machine translated | Tristan Leoni | In Ukraine, anarchists in uniform? | |
Rejected | machine translation | Tristan Leoni | Goodbye Life Goodbye Love | |
Rejected | mistake | The Partition Of Ireland | ||
Rejected | No source | The Illusion Of Progress Gs Anthony | ||
Rejected | No source | "H" | Southern Blooms | |
Rejected | No source | @slavgh | What It Means to Be Complicit | |
Rejected | No source | A comrade among comrades in D.C. | Policing the Capital | |
Rejected | No source | AD | No "Anarcho" adolf, Don't Burn the Commie Book! | |
Rejected | No source | Alexander Harris | Self-Managed Society | |
Rejected | No source | Ali Mollah | A Snake Called Development | |
Rejected | No source | Alice Diamond | An Argument for Anarchism | |
Rejected | No source | Alison Firat | Gentrification of Resistance, Startups of Defeat | |
Rejected | No source | Amayi X | Good Faith | |
Rejected | No source | Ambrose Agitée | Build the Fire Where You Stand | |
Rejected | No source | Ambrose Agitée | Raise the People’s Defense Force: Strategy, Discipline, and the New Terrain of Resistance | |
Rejected | No source | Amrschwarzenbach | Radical gender abolition | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchblr, Pëtr Kropotkin | Notes and Commentary on Kropotkin's "Anarchism: Basis and Ideal" | |
Rejected | No source | anarchist Cell of Freedom of the FAI-FRI | You Are At War! | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization | Abandoning Hope, Abandoning Hopelessness | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization | Killing The Cop In Your Head | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization | The Unspoken | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchist Tranny Against Civilization | What We’ve Forgotten During the Ceasefire | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchist Zorua | A Critical Re-Evaluation of Egoist-Communism | |
Rejected | No source | AnarchoAntispeciesistsPalestineNaarm | THIS IS FOR REEM - THEY ARE ALL REEM | |
Rejected | No source | Anarchy Andy | Communique of Flame | |
Rejected | No source | Andrea Diessner | Sustainable Communities Through Mutual Aid: | |
Rejected | No source | Anemone | The End of Symbolic Resistance | |
Rejected | No source | Annette Hakiel | Orange Mona: | |
Rejected | No source | Annette Hakiel | The Atmospheric Lover of Luigi Mangione | |
Rejected | No source | Annette Hakiel | Two Poems | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | A Chronically Ill Queer Perspective on Anarcho Nihlism Chaos Star by Anonymous | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | A Proposition | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | A Tale of Nihilist Lovers | |
Rejected | No source | anonymous | Against the Strong Version of Primitivism | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | An American Anarchist's Guide to WW3 | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | An Equality of Strength | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Anti Natalism | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | ANTI-FASCIST PERSPECTIVES ON REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE IN MYANMAR | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Autonomous communiqué regarding the UW Liberation Zone | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Chasing the Light | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Gender | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Hiking Trails Towards Civilization | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Human Supermacist Culture and Tradition | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Is Anarchism More Efficient Than Capitalism?: | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Manifesto for a Free Society | |
Rejected | No source | anonymous | Manifesto of Principled Transgender Separatism in response to ongoing fascist genocidal campaigns | |
Rejected | No source | anonymous | nothing to be won | |
Rejected | No source | anonymous | Our grief can go to anyone. Our solidarity must go to the oppressed. | |
Rejected | No source | anonymous | parasite (a poem) | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Revolutionary Therapy: A Guide for Nonconformists Within the Field of Mental Health and Wellbeing | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Stop Asking Permission | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Sweeps Are Violence | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | The Antidote to Suicidism is Anarchy | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | The Nuclear Threat | |
Rejected | No source | Anonymous | Why you should be clapping for Luigi Mangione | |
Rejected | No source | Anthony David Vernon | Anarcho-Cynicism | |
Rejected | No source | Anti-Lifestylist Platform | The Organisational Platform of the Social Anarchist (Draft) | |
Rejected | No source | Aplono | No Science of the Social Without a Master | |
Rejected | No source | Archit Mahale | Dharmic Doctrine: How Anarchism in India Was Compromised by Faith | |
Rejected | No source | Archit Mahale | Engines of Control: Anarchism Exists, Radical Leftist Accelerationism Does Not | |
Rejected | No source | arilieux-jean | THE myth of spongeyphus | |
Rejected | No source | Askal | A Pack of Lone Wolves | |
Rejected | No source | Astro Y | Markets, Communism, Labor Notes or All? | |
Rejected | No source | ATAC | Abandoning Hope, Abandoning Hopelessness | |
Rejected | No source | ATAC | Killing The Cop In Your Head | |
Rejected | No source | atomized | OBJECTIFYING NATURE | |
Rejected | No source | Avery Eddy | The Hundred Who Decided to Listen | |
Rejected | No source | Bad Apple | Once More Unto the Breach (Updated) | |
Rejected | No source | Benjamin James | Achieving Coherence | |
Rejected | No source | Benjamin James | The Revolution is Recursive | |
Rejected | No source | Benjamin James | The Shape of Change | |
Rejected | No source | Brady Rice | The importance of Nature | |
Rejected | No source | Brion Lodron | Fascism and Freud: Ideology of Death | |
Rejected | No source | C_G | AI Liberation, Both Of and From | |
Rejected | No source | C. Ahab | The Enemy They Built | |
Rejected | No source | Carvalho Filho | The Permanent Rupture | |
Rejected | No source | Catharzine Called Birdie | So You Want To Be A Culture War General? | |
Rejected | No source | Centro de Analise Sistêmica Anarco Comunista | Contingency as Structure: Systemic Anarchy Against Algorithmic Authoritarianism | |
Rejected | No source | Chaaz Quigley | Chaos Collectivism: A Seed for Collective Liberation | |
Rejected | No source | Cláudio Albuquerque | Europe : A New Gathering | |
Rejected | No source | Comrade Valka Kovacs | I Just Want To Live | |
Rejected | No source | Comrade Valka Kovacs | NO PEACE FOR NAZIS: OPEN YOUR EYES | |
Rejected | No source | corvid | Over Our Cold Dead Hands | |
Rejected | No source | Crimethinc | Woody Anarchism and Crypto | |
Rejected | No source | Daniel Deleon | Syndicalism | |
Rejected | No source | Daraxias | My Humble Political Thought towards Anarchism | |
Rejected | No source | David Clifton | A Family Dinner | |
Rejected | No source | deer people | Relearning and Healing from Settler Culture | |
Rejected | No source | Destituent One | Our God is a Purifying Flame. | |
Rejected | No source | E. David | Youth Defend Freedom | |
Rejected | No source | E. Temege | Blood and Oil | |
Rejected | No source | E.F. Elani | Blood and Stars: Tribalism Beyond Tribalism | |
Rejected | No source | Eight Arrows Collective | fanning the flames of Portland | |
Rejected | No source | eight arrows collective | The Heat of Other Fires | |
Rejected | No source | Elijah Karicas | Anarchism in Communication; Should Linguistics be Involved in Prefiguration? | |
Rejected | No source | Ellis Angzar | Behold a Sacred Zine | |
Rejected | No source | Emre Kerabark | Gezi Protests through the perspective of anarchism | |
Rejected | No source | Eoin Ó' Cíosóig | Anarchism: A light in a world of darkness. | |
Rejected | No source | Erick Martínez Dolan | The Consequence of Audience and the Death of Caring | |
Rejected | No source | Every cage zine cllctv | A call to the students, and everyone | |
Rejected | No source | Every Cage zine Collective | No one is coming to save us | |
Rejected | No source | Federation of Anarchists and Syndicalists | Why We Wear Black | |
Rejected | No source | Felix Closter | DEPOSE | |
Rejected | No source | Félix Guattari | Everybody Wants to be a Fascist | |
Rejected | No source | Freedom William | Christian Environmentalism | |
Rejected | No source | galgenkomiker | The Manipulators Finanically Motivated Corporate Perception Managers | |
Rejected | No source | Gautam Sajeesh | An Anarchist's view of the Israel Palestine issue | |
Rejected | No source | GiggyMantis | Levels of Abstraction and “Super-communes” | |
Rejected | No source | Girl-in-Void | A Proposal of Separation,Liberation and Revolution | |
Rejected | No source | Glenn Parton | Manifesto of Wild Socialism: Beyond Capitalism and Ecological Socialism | |
Rejected | No source | Glenn Parton | The Ego and the Oppressive State | |
Rejected | No source | Graver | On Exploration | |
Rejected | No source | grizzly-funk | The base violence necessary to fight climate change | |
Rejected | No source | Half Light Run | Against the Sisyphean Mass Organizing | |
Rejected | No source | Harlan Ward | Accelerated Hauntology - A Manifesto | |
Rejected | No source | Heimatlos | Assassinocracy: A Futuristic Governance Model | |
Rejected | No source | Henrik R. L. | Anarchism and Futurist Art | |
Rejected | No source | Ignatius | Fist Full of Concrete | |
Rejected | No source | IHateThisWorld | Fragments of Another Time | |
Rejected | No source | Inquinamento Numinoso | No hierarchies in Heaven | |
Rejected | No source | Insurrecto Barbie | Ownness v. The Abusive State: Battle of a Weelaunee Forest Defender | |
Rejected | No source | Isia rose | Revolutionaries, who are we? | |
Rejected | No source | J | The Privilege of Futility | |
Rejected | No source | Jack Murray, Pieto Neri, Carl Lewis | Our Grief can go to Anyone, our Solidarity must go to the Oppressed | |
Rejected | No source | James E. Stothers | Post-State Survival | |
Rejected | No source | James stothers | The Canonized Delusion | |
Rejected | No source | James stothers | The Final Countdown | |
Rejected | No source | James stothers | The Fractured Framework | |
Rejected | No source | James stothers | The Timeline of Collapse | |
Rejected | No source | Jeff Shantz | Labour Day | |
Rejected | No source | Jeff Shantz | One Person's Garbage...Another Person's Treasure | |
Rejected | No source | Jeff Shantz | Punishing Bad Thoughts | |
Rejected | No source | Jeff Shantz | Radical Criminology Lives | |
Rejected | No source | Jeff Shantz | Ultramodern Criminology | |
Rejected | No source | Jonathan Edward Hamilton | Amerikkka: Nazis Before Nazis Were Nazis | |
Rejected | No source | Josiah Salinas | The Proper Way to Progress - An Anarchist Manifesto | |
Rejected | No source | JPEG | My radicalism | |
Rejected | No source | Kaimataara | Against Eurocentric Anarchism | |
Rejected | No source | Khani | Does freedom exist? | |
Rejected | No source | Khyra | Anarchic Nihilism Never Was About Abandoning Morality | |
Rejected | No source | Kidlat | The New People’s Army Movement is a Setting Sun | |
Rejected | No source | Kristin Supine | The Failure of 'On Authority' | |
Rejected | No source | Kristin Supine | You There, Lift Your Skinny Fists! | |
Rejected | No source | Kyle Cooke-Gilbert | Robin Hood and the History of the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 | |
Rejected | No source | La Verda Planedo | Of Diets & Morality: A Vegan Egoist Perspective | |
Rejected | No source | László Molnárfi | To Overthrow Capitalism, We Must First Overthrow the Communism of the Past | |
Rejected | No source | Lazarus Farson | The Ghost and the Machine | |
Rejected | No source | Leonardo Caffo | The Transformative Intersection of Anarchy and Migration in Fluid Geopolitical Realities | |
Rejected | No source | Lily Ndiaye | A Scream to the Ground | |
Rejected | No source | Lily Woolflen | Kill civilization for yourself and nothing else | |
Rejected | No source | Locust | Lot Cop | |
Rejected | No source | Logan Light | Cult of Optimism | |
Rejected | No source | Lou Bloom | PRACTICE LOVE, NOT POWER | |
Rejected | No source | Lucha No Feik | Fortress L.A. in the 21st Century | |
Rejected | No source | Luiz Miguel | Slither of the International Police State | |
Rejected | No source | M. Cauthon | Community Defense: An Integrated Framework for Urban Resistance | |
Rejected | No source | Madness of Massachusetts | The class warfare of the future | |
Rejected | No source | Maria Magdalena | Magdalena's Diary: The Reality of Police Brutality | |
Rejected | No source | Marion Delgado | You People Suck | |
Rejected | No source | Marnanel Thurman | The morning of the world | |
Rejected | No source | Martín Torterolo | Education and Control | |
Rejected | No source | Mason Carter | The Communalist Blueprint | |
Rejected | No source | Mavromatakis Dimitris | how authority sustains itself | |
Rejected | No source | Michael Reagan | The Monkey on A Tricycle | |
Rejected | No source | Michael Schreiber | Marxism is dogmatic, arrogant, and manipulative | |
Rejected | No source | Michael Schreiber, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (quotes), Michael Bakunin (quotes), Silvio Gesell (quotes) | Property, Possession, and Power – An economic comparison | |
Rejected | No source | MichaelSpeaksTheirTruth | Something Greater | |
Rejected | No source | Monday | Intifada, Intifada | |
Rejected | No source | Monty D. Hunter | Idol to Ideal | |
Rejected | No source | Mot | You do not face spectacle with spectacle! Anarchist Infighting and the 1994 Athens Polytechnic | |
Rejected | No source | Nathan Colquhoun | The End of Work, The Start of Us | |
Rejected | No source | Neo-analogism | NA – Neo-analogism | |
Rejected | No source | Nihil List Christo | Habeas Corpus | |
Rejected | No source | Nihil List Christo | Hibridos | |
Rejected | No source | nikos | The Sour Cherry Book - 001 | |
Rejected | No source | Niloofar Fouladi (Nila) | Amsterdam in three Acts | |
Rejected | No source | Nina R. | Not a Tradwife or a Girlboss, But a Secret Third Thing (Anarcha-Feminist) | |
Rejected | No source | noa chabot | Coming Back To Childness | |
Rejected | No source | Norah Dahle | Anarchism's Authoritarian Future | |
Rejected | No source | NYCResitsWithGaza | Policing Rage | |
Rejected | No source | O_T_A_C_O_N | Insurrection? I Barely Knew Her! | |
Rejected | No source | O_T_A_C_O_N | The Egoists Want to Eat My Baby! | |
Rejected | no source | Okty Budiati | Welfare and Misfortune | |
Rejected | No source | Pawel Hadrian | The Mechanics of Forgetfulness | |
Rejected | No source | People's Liberation Action Network | A Modern Anarchist's View On Things | |
Rejected | No source | Persona de Aztlan | Epistemicide and rising Fascism In Florida | |
Rejected | No source | Pompous Pilate | Revolution is Absurd | |
Rejected | No source | prefigure | Inequality and Hierarchy: A Short Poem | |
Rejected | No source | Pumpkin | Propagating Pothos | |
Rejected | No source | Puppygirl Anarchist Distro | If You Ruled The World... | |
Rejected | No source | Puppygirl Anarchist Distro | Stop Waiting For A Change | |
Rejected | No source | qtbb, smitty buckler, Conspiracy of Geniuses | Autonomous Organizing | |
Rejected | No source | Queers Undoing Ableism Care Kollective - QUACK | Disability Day of Mourning - 1st of March | |
Rejected | No source | Queue | I Am Not Sick, the World Is | |
Rejected | No source | Ragavati | Molotov Circles | |
Rejected | No source | Raisins | Mutualism — The Wolf in Anarchist Clothing | |
Rejected | No source | RebelMouse | The State Violence | |
Rejected | No source | Red Black | The trader in our midst | |
Rejected | No source | Rhiza Stirning | Until The Sun Leaves | |
Rejected | No source | Rhiza Stirning | We Must Maximize Inspiration | |
Rejected | No source | Rhiza Stirning | What Capitalist Reality Tells Us | |
Rejected | No source | Riley Strong | Why Veganarchism? | |
Rejected | No source | River M.L Sewell | The Efficacy of Democratic Confederalism as a Form of Direct Democracy | |
Rejected | No source | Roach | REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ARE FOOLS. | |
Rejected | No source | Roberto Sánchez | Economics as Time Value | |
Rejected | No source | Roger Williams | Union Organization and Structure-1 | |
Rejected | No source | Ron Sakolsky | Free Jazz | |
Rejected | No source | rougekila | Self defense as an act of compassion, or love | |
Rejected | No source | Rowan Tree Walking Wolf | Indwiloq | |
Rejected | No source | Sacramento Radical Education | Befriending The Boss's Kid | |
Rejected | No source | Salma Hadid | A Middle Eastern attempt to renew anarchist speech | |
Rejected | No source | Samantha Jade Whittington | THE STILLNESS MANIFESTO | |
Rejected | No source | Samsonite Dreams | Yes God, No Masters | |
Rejected | No source | Shane Ross | Dark Mutualism Vs Meta Liberalism | |
Rejected | No source | Shane Ross | Imagination And Escapism | |
Rejected | No source | Shane Tadhg Ó Coinn | The Mystical Body of Total Liberation | |
Rejected | No source | she is sweet to dream. | The summer I can’t forget, the one you won’t remember. | |
Rejected | No source | Simcha bellaciao | Anarchism and the 8 Fold Path | |
Rejected | No source | Simón Royo Hernández | Anachy / anacholepsis | |
Rejected | No source | somebody | A review on the protection of Judaism | |
Rejected | No source | Stateless Minds | Autonomy | |
Rejected | No source | Stormson | Apocalypse of the Anarchists, Part One | |
Rejected | No source | Stormson | Apocalypse of the Anarchists, Part Two | |
Rejected | No source | Sundog | Anarchism as Profane | |
Rejected | No source | Sunn | Rojava, Syria, in the words of its civilians | |
Rejected | No source | Sylas Mcfly | Anarchism, the End Step of Politics | |
Rejected | No source | Tania Silva | Manifesto for Universal Governance: A Vision for Global Cooperation | |
Rejected | No source | Tara knight | Going Rogue | |
Rejected | No source | The Anarcho-Rizzler | Toward Goblin Mode: A Short Piece on So-Called Zoomer Nihilism | |
Rejected | No source | the becoming collective | becoming as a form of revolt | |
Rejected | No source | TJ P | Yes, Fuck the System. But WHY Fuck the System | |
Rejected | No source | Toni Azar | ROUTINE:MALFUNCTION | |
Rejected | No source | Trailor Sparks | Fuck.Love | |
Rejected | No source | Transfems Revolt! | Be Gay Do Crime! An Introduction to Queer Anarchism. | |
Rejected | No source | Transgender Revolt | There is no End of History | |
Rejected | No source | Trygve Owen Rasmussen | Trying My Hand | |
Rejected | No source | Tulip | Old Sanities for the New Age by Tulip | |
Rejected | No source | Two-Leaf Clover | "They Hate You Over There" | |
Rejected | No source | Ultragauche | Insurrection Everywhere | |
Rejected | No source | Universal Vortices | Universal Vortices University | |
Rejected | No source | Usufruct Collective | Notes on: Forms of Freedom, Forms of Struggle | |
Rejected | No source | V Scarff | Children of the Forests | |
Rejected | No source | Valentine Seebart | The Theater of the State | |
Rejected | No source | Various Authors | Negotiations | |
Rejected | No source | Victor Chernenko | Radio Omega | |
Rejected | No source | Vigilante Jolie | NO BAD WOMAN. JUST BAD LAWS. | |
Rejected | No source | Violet Metalmark | Antisocial Anarchy | |
Rejected | No source | Weedman | Why I Am Not a Classical Anarchist | |
Rejected | No source | Withywindle | Artificial Intelligence and the class contradictions of automation | |
Rejected | No source | Wolfgang Doghouse | True Heroes - Episode:2 | |
Rejected | No source | Wyatt Mooney | Anarchy / Anarchism: Chaos or Order? | |
Rejected | No source | Xenosphere Collective | Collected Xenosphere Texts | |
Rejected | No source | Xura | Liberal Equality and the Self-Determination of Chamorros | |
Rejected | No source | Xylo Piano (legal: Collette Roberto) | Therapy crossed my boundaries | |
Rejected | No source | Yaraitzel | Spectacle of T(yr)anny: Inoherent Musings On the Bullet | |
Rejected | No source | Z. Zolty | Exegetical Notations, Pure Potency: An Epoch Without Empire | |
Rejected | No source | Zac Strong | The “Stirner Wasn’t A Communist You Fucking Idiot” Cheat Sheet | |
Rejected | No source | Zara Jemuel | The State as a Site of Mass Struggle | |
Rejected | No source | Zara Kae | Anarchy DEMANDS | |
Rejected | No source | zb | What Animal Liberation? | |
Rejected | No source | Zuhlok | For a Militant Anarchism! | |
Rejected | No source | How to unload a coal train - a simple guide by guerilla coal train operators | ||
Rejected | No source | Anarchizing A Space | ||
Rejected | No source | Anarcho-Cellularism: A Discarded Manifesto | ||
Rejected | No source | Ancient Taos Alternative Society Project | ||
Rejected | No source | Bilecki Adam Police State | ||
Rejected | No source | COL - Crushing the Obstacles of Language | ||
Rejected | No source | Destituentone Resistance To State Idolatry | ||
Rejected | No source | Don't Believe Everything Academics Write | ||
Rejected | No source | In Dispute of Void and Indefinsible Debts Contracts as Corrupt Enterprise | ||
Rejected | No source | IRANARCHIST PARTY MANIFESTO | ||
Rejected | No source | Message to the Climate Movement | ||
Rejected | No source | My resistance | ||
Rejected | No source | Rafael Barrett Suffrage 1 | ||
Rejected | No source | Reluctant Schoolteacher Parables Of Illegalist Praxis | ||
Rejected | No source | Rifki Syarani Fachry Akheiron | ||
Rejected | No source | Robin Jendrowiak The Us Military Support A Double Edged Sword For The Kurds Of Syria | ||
Rejected | No source | Sascha Engel Five Feral Readings | ||
Rejected | No source | Shane Mulcahy Transitional Anarchist Communism | ||
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Rejected | No source | The anti-attribution manifesto: rejecting ownership in the age of digital creation | ||
Rejected | No source | The Downfall of Education: A System Designed to Fail | ||
Rejected | No source | The Lies Beneath the Marble | ||
Rejected | No source | Waco The Importance Of The Revolutionary Criminal | ||
Rejected | No source, self-submission | A T Calloway | Carpathian | |
Rejected | No source(?) | Thomas Pulliam | Horizontal Democracy: A Manifesto on Self-Government | |
Rejected | No source(?) | Until The Death Of Nation | ||
Rejected | No source(?)/Low quality(?) | An Autistic Anarchist | Advice & Interviews By, For, and With Autistic Anarchists | |
Rejected | No source(?)/Low quality(?) | Dr. Dialectic | Butchering Leviathan: | |
Rejected | No source/bad formatting | Anarchblr | Study Guide for Kropotkin S Anarchism Its Basis and Principles | |
Rejected | No source/bad formatting | Anonymous | One Lesson in Economics | |
Rejected | No source/bad formatting | Artxmis Graham Thoreau | Oh the Walls We Have Built | |
Rejected | No source/bad formatting | Danny Evans | Revolution and the State | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Anargeuzen | An Open Letter to All the Abusers in My Life | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Anonymous | The Abolition of School | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Anonymous | Wildness and Freedom | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Damir Nazarov | The Battle of Technological Structures | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | DestituentOne | Benjaminian Resistance to State Idolatry | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Eden Martinez | Class Consciousness | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | FreeBorn Angel | World Peace in 20 Words or Less! | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Freedom or else | The Canadian flag is a hate symbol. | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Just beanis | Other instances of medicine | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Justin Brkovic | Anarchy: A New Way Forward! Need For Definitional Clarity for Justifiable Action. | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | LightTate | The Neo Democratic | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Lou Conover | A Proposal for an Activist Agenda | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | MiteHacker | The SHODAN i wish for | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | myhouseisonfire | The Thought | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | noa chabot | A Letter To White Feminists | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Peter GM Wright | To Experiment | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Rachel Stetter | Authority Dialectics and Reaction Thesis | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Sam Hewitt | Anarchism as a constraint — something to limit your behaviour. | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Sam McGregor | Relationship Anarchy Primer | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Shane Ross | Freed Markets and Anticapitalism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality | Ai Will Kill Us All | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality | Anti Gender Monstrocity | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality | C the Oppression of Ableism | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality | Ecsthyone Violence as Creation | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/ancap | Anonymous | What is to Be Done Libright Edition | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/ancapish | J Seraph | On The Usefulness Of Cryptocurrency For The Liberation Of People | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Adoras Anarchic Spaghetti Squash | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | The Neo Democratic Framework | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | A Wild Socialist Party | Gayfuckingcommie Hayden | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Adam Bilecki | Anarchy In A Bubble | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anarchist Outlaw | Primal Anarchy Lifestyle Or Reality | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anargeuzen | Anargeuzen Pt 1 | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anatoly Dubovik | About The Anarcho Putinists | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Ancommiey | Errico Malatesta’s An Anarchist Program The Version I Created By Ancommiey | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Annette Hakiel | Across Town | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Annette Hakiel | On The Past And Future She King Of Green Anarchy | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Ano | Uncivilized Queerness | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anon | A Personal Hygiene Manifesto | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anon | Heteronormativity Capitalism And Its Consequences A Blackpaper Opinion Piece | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | How All Social Oppressions Are Linked To Speciesism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | If Not Now Then When | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | In Praise Of Anarchist Magical Thinking | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | In The Meantime | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Last Writings Of Ulrike | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Love In Dystopia | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Modern Life And Self Reliance | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Queer Feminist Antifascists Queerism Is Integral To Antifascism Its Roots And Its Suc | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Queer Terror | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | The Cops Know Who Wrote Desert | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | The Doomer Meme And Late Stage Capitalism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | The Violence In Me Is Holy | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Uncivilized Queerness | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Anonymous | Withdrawal | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Antifascist Tea Party | Pamphlet On Historical Dialectical Materialism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Bandele | Revolutionary Communities | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Colin R Tosh | Rokerpier | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Hellothere314 | Gender Abolition Praxis And Analysis | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Horowitz | An Art Killing Machine | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Horowitz | On Masks Mirrors And Our Impact | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | J R Satchel | Notes Of A Shoplifter | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Mr Caveman | The Now Problem | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Mrs Celsius | Drywallist Manifesto | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Paul Barbot | Currency | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Paul Barbot | Fable | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Paul Barbot | Uprising | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Samuel George | Technology Adverts And The Deskilled Society | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Samuel Ortolani | Manifesto Against The School System | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | The Anarch | Price For Life | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | The Black Winter Press | The Insurrectionists Manifesto To Syndicalism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | The Guerrilla Commandante | Marxism And Leninism | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Thomas M Diamond | Anarchism And Why We Need It An Essay | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Tiada Nama | Mother It Disgust Me | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Tiada Nama | My War | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Tydaqq | Our Future | |
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Antieconomiccs | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Antieconomics | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Antieconomimcs | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Arachnid Distro So The Government F D You Over | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Athko Beyond Extraction Towards Liberation | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Autism The Forgotten Minority | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Blackfyre A Step By Step Guide To The Liberation Of The Working Class | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | By Cody Keel The Poor Man’s Manifesto | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Caroline Sanders The Oppressed Identity | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Catriona Savina Latent Dangers Of Failing Restorative Justice | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Cicatrix Anarchist Small Unit Praxis | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Civilisationandwelfare | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Correan Collar Mandem | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Cristian Dan Grecu Tragedy And Statistics Man Vs Nature | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | D Armstrong Rockstars Of The Domestic | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Da Kolektif Bir Takim Pek De Mutevazi Olmayan Oneriler Tr | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Dante Bricari Stand With Cuba Resist Colonial Imperialism Fight The Tyranny | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Demosthenes Lysias Laws And The Morality In Them | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Don’t Know Subjugation | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Dylan Laureys An Anarchist Manifesto | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Dylan Mountain Man State Class Socialism Marx To Lenin | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Einar Edge They Taste Their Own Medicine | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Ethan Taylor Building The Left | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Felix Aube Aaob Bp Abau | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Felix Aube An Attack On Ballots Bourgeois Politicians And Bigotry Among Us | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Jennifer Iguana Anarchism And Chaos English | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Jimmy Campbell Edward Snowden Day | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Johann A Striving For Anarchy | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Jouissance The Meaningful Void | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Juliet Wang Liberating Film Production | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Kropotkin’s Beard Anarchism And U’s Elections | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Kunjumon We Are Coming | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Kurt Schelzig Living With Others Cavell Stirner And Wittgenstein | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Laura Mulvey Visual Pleasure And Narrative Cinema | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Lavender Rose Liberation | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Louis De Saint Jerome Eat Shit And Die | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Lrf 77 Defense Of Red Anarchy | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Mazen Kamalmaz Comment About Some Of Our Ukrainian Comrades And Brothers Position Of Putin’s In | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Mazen Kamalmaz How We Lost Track And Joined The Left Wing Of The System | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Moving Anarchy Away From Eurocentricism | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Neurodivergency As Told By The Ill | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Nykaeva When The Flame Annihilates | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Nykaeva When The Flame Extinguishes | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | On Post Left Nonsense | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Phanpy100 No Normal | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Post Comprehension O R D E R C H A O S | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Primal Anarchy Lifestyle Or Reality | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Red Wall And Teh Elite’s Imagination | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Resisting Martyr Complexes Stm | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Shaun Riley Anarchy And Doing Suffering And Creating | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Shaun Riley Towards A New Understanding Of Anarchism | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Ss Kayno Is Multiculturalism A Bad Thing | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Sulfur Addicted Nihilist Cells | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Taboos And Morality | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | The Anarchist Case For Pandemic Preparedness | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Why Abortion Is Patriarchal Oppression | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Why Egoism Tends Towards Anarchism And Vice Versa | ||
Rejected | No source/low quality/self-submission | Why Loving Others Sucks Jojo A | ||
Rejected | No source/Not anarchist | A Anonymous | Find God Skip Church | |
Rejected | No source/not anarchist | Aidan Silber | We Need to Talk About Nationalism in Ireland | |
Rejected | No source/not anarchist | Brian Tomasik | Reasons to Be Nice to Other Value Systems | |
Rejected | No source/not anarchist | Derek Brown | The Great Co Optation Neoliberalism and the Hijacking of Radical Thought | |
Rejected | No source/not anarchist | Abortion Forever Pgh 40 Days of Harassment Taking the Fight for Abortion and Bodily Autonomy to | ||
Rejected | No source/not anarchist | Cecil Tharpe Lavish Covid Inflation Dystopia | ||
Rejected | No source/wrong language | Anon Abraham Guillen | Guerilla Urbaine Anarcho Marxisme Et Socialisme De Marche Fr | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | agorist | J Neil Schulman | A U The Agorist Two Tiered Strategy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | agorist | J Neil Schulman | Karl Marx Versus Political Correctness |
Rejected | Not anarchist | agorist | J Neil Schulman | Mere Anarchy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | agorist | J Neil Schulman | Tariffs |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AnCap | Carl Watner | The Tragedy of Political Government |
Rejected | Not anarchist | ancap | Jim Bell | Assassination Politics |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AnCap | Karl Hess | Dear America |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Mario Parisé | Insurgent Marketing |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Max J. Wasson | Post-Right Anarchy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Murray N. Rothbard | Are Libertarians “Anarchists”? |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Roderick T. Long | History of an Idea |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Roderick T. Long | The Anarchist Landscape |
Rejected | Not anarchist | ancap | Karl Hess Community Technology | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | ancap | Karl Hess Dear America | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ancap | Transgender guide to crypto-trading | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis Auguste Blanqui | The Central Republican Society |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Address of Central Republican Society to the Government |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Appeal of the Committee of the Society of the Seasons |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Blanqui’s Appeal to the students, December 11, 1830 |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Eternity Through the Stars : (Excerpt) |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Manual for an Armed Insurrection |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Notes on Positivism |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Organization of the Society of Families |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Project for a Revolutionary Proclamation |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Response to the Tascherau Document |
Rejected | Not anarchist | AuthCom | Louis-Auguste Blanqui | Speech before the Society of the Friends of the People |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist | Charles-Louis Roseau | Céline and the Question of Anarchy |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist-ish author(?) | Georges Bataille | Meditation September 1937 |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist-ish author(?) | Georges Bataille | Programme April 4th 1936 |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fascist-ish author(?) | Georges Bataille | To My Eyes My Own Personal Existence |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Panarchy | Anonymous | Democracy With A Small D |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Panarchy | John Zube | Anarchy, Panarchy, and Statism |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Panarchy | Le Grand E. Day | The Theory of Multigovernment |
Rejected | not anarchist | socialist economics text | Paul W Cockshott | Towards A New Socialism |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Aldo | The Apache Proletariat Primacy Rev | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Barbara Deming | On Revolution And Equilibrium | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Che Gossett | Black Trans Feminist Thought Can Set Us Free | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dante Bricari | Stand with Cuba, Resist Colonial Imperialism, Fight the Tyranny | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | GREEN PANTHER PARTY FOR BIOCENTRISM | Manifesto of Green Panther Party for Biocentrism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Hank Fant | The Vicious Cycle of Life | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Hunter S. Thompson | Hell’s Angels | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jalan Journal | Asians Against White Supremacy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jose Rizal | The Indolence Of The Filipino | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jose Rizal | The Philippines A Century Hence | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Karl Kautsky | Communism in Central Europe in the Time of the Reformation | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Keith Makoto Woodhouse & Sarah M. Pike | Review: The Ecocentrists: A History of Radical Environmentalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Laura Rediehs | Trust and Distrust: The Problem with Traditional Grading | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Lou Michel | American Terrorist Timothy Mcveigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Defence Speech At The Trial Of The Fifteen 12 January 1832 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Democratic Propaganda | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | For The Red Flag | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Le Liberateur | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Parisians | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Proclamation Of February 20 1866 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Proclamation To Parisians | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Reception Procedure Of The Society Of The Seasons | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | The Army Enslaved And Oppressed | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | To The Democratic Clubs Of Paris | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | To The Mountain Of 1793 To The Pure Socialists Its True Heirs | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Warning To The People The London Toast February 25851 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Who Makes The Soup Should Eat It | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Louis Auguste Blanqui | Working Class Exclusivism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tim Horras | To Serve The People | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ultimo Reducto | Leftism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Uncfc | The Unprogram | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Captain Paul Watson In Defense Of Tree Spiking | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dindeng Dao Din Interview Part 1 | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dindeng Pai Nice Unme Daodin Interview Part 2 | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | E San Juan Jr Carlos Bulosan Filipino Writer Activist Between A Time Of Terror And The Time Of | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Eat The State The Big Sleep | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ezra Brain Let Us Turn Our Anger At Biden Into Organization | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mel Baggs There Is Ableism Somewhere At The Heart Of Your Oppression No Matter What Your Oppres | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Nsambu Za Suekama Why Using Afrofuturism In Environmental Education Excites Me | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Obsidian Point Circle Of Attack First Communique | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Prole Cat As Decision 2004 Approaches The Apathetic Masses Rage Through The Streets | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Promise Li The Radical Transnational Legacy Of Tiananmen Workers | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Rad Content Library I M A Proud Homewrecker Ama | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Smedley Butler War Is A Racket | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sojourner Truth Organization Since When Has Working Been A Crime | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sojourner Truth Organization Workplace Papers | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sojurner Truth Organization A Revolutionary Left | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Some Friends In The Midwest Cheat To Win | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Targeted One 2020 10 08 The Fbi Americas State Funded Terrorist | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | War Is A Racket | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha | Killing the Caterpillar: Competing Worldviews at the Chrysalis Stage of Humanity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha | Life After Patriarchy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha | What is Solidarity? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha Martin Kirk Martin Winiecki Rhonda Fabian | The Deschooling Dialogues | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha Martin Kirk Seeing Wetiko | Seeing Wetiko | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha Michael Lerner | Mystical Anarchism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Alnoor Ladha, Daniel Pinchbeck & Rhonda Fabian | The Deschooling Dialogues | |
Rejected | Not anarchist & hippie religious cult vibes | Charles Eisenstein Alnoor Ladha Oppression Interconnection And Healing | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist & low quality | Glimmer Pilled | Gender Vandalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/bad formatting | Dario Melossi | The Prison and the Factory | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/Incomplete | Anonymous | Slave Releese Us Out Of This Cruell Bondegg | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/Incomplete | Danny Nichols | Cops Don’t Kill K9 Cops, Do They? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/Incomplete | Simone De Beauvoir The Second Sex Volume I | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist/low quality | Anarchist Federation of Scotland | October 31st Higher Education Workers Strike | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/low quality | Dindeng | Abolish The Capital | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/low quality | Kylie Malone | We Turn Away From the Statue | |
Rejected | Not anarchist/low quality | A Pluriversal Manifesto From the Perspective of an Egyptian Libertarian Socialist | ||
Rejected | not anarchist/no source/low quality | Alba | Ephebiphobia | |
Rejected | not anarchist/no source/low quality | Ted Kaczynski | How To Organise And Health | |
Rejected | not anarchist/no source/low quality | Ted Kaczynski’s Back | Captalism Is Truly The Cancer | |
Rejected | panarchy | Le Grand E Day A Letter From The Future | ||
Rejected | panarchy | Le Grand E Day The Northridge Incident | ||
Rejected | Spam | Rebecca Yarros | Unveiling “Fourth Wing”: Your Gateway to Thrills and Enlightenment! 📚✨ | |
Rejected | sus link and broken markup | N A Hiking Trails Towards Civilization | ||
Rejected | sus/Low quality | Natalie Kaufmann The Anarchist United Front | ||
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Anarkaoss | Anarchism and spirituality | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Anonymous | Union of the Enslaved: From Bakunin to Artificial Intelligence | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Capi Vidal | Autonomy and self-management | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Capi Vidal | Is Christian doctrine an ethical example to follow? | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Capi Vidal | Pope Francis | |
Rejected | Suspected machine translation | Centro de Análises Sistêmicas Anarco Comunista | Communism and Anarchy — Two Inseparable Faces of Emancipation and Liberation | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Léon Ortiz | Principles | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Leonardo Caffo | The Final Stand of Milan’s Rebel Heart: An Anarchist Reflection | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | Anarchy in Socialist Evolution | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | Cooperation and socialism | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | Fatality of the Revolution | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | Political rights | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | The Decomposition of States | |
Rejected | suspected machine translation | Pëtr Kropotkin | The Marriage | |
Rejected | Unknown | Ancap(?) | Carl Watner | Fundamentals of Voluntaryism |
Rejected | Unknown | Aldo Leopold | The Land Ethic | |
Rejected | Unknown | Ian Smith, John Jacobi | Interview with John F. Jacobi | |
Rejected | Unknown | Kevin Keating | Electoral politics “is a shell game;’ don’t vote | |
Rejected | Unknown | Skippy Dee | Cyber-sex, Pseudo-lives, porn cannot destroy that which dystopia has long laid waste | |
Rejected | Unknown | Welwin | You Are Authority | |
Rejected | Unknown | Josh Nukem God Is Dead Where’s My Garden | ||
Rejected | Unknown | The Early Periodicals Of The Iglesia Filipina Independiente 1903 1904 And The Emergence Of A Tr | ||
Rejected | Unknown | The Esoteric Estro Erotic Order Of Dykes Lesbo Vampiric Libidinal Contagion A User’s Guide | ||
Rejected | Unknown | The Obliteration Of European Civilization | ||
Rejected | Weird translation and forward | Lao Tzu The Tao Te Ching | ||
Rejected | Wrong language | Cécile Péchu | Entre résistance et contestation — La génèse du squat comme mode d’action | |
Scrubbed | Low quality | Stuart Christie Albert Meltzer the Floodgates of Anarchy | ||
Scrubbed | Not anarchist | Ted Kaczynski | The Myth Of Erk | |
Scrubbed or possible scraping error | April Fools? | Friedrich Engels | Friedrich Engels on Authority |
6. Unsorted deleted texts
Category | Sub-Category #1 | Sub-Category #2 | Author | Title |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Angry Workers of the World | Insurrection and Production | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Karl Korsch | Revolutionary Commune | |
Deleted | Not anarchist | Loeka | It’s about bloody time | |
Deleted | Unknown | Free Capitol Hill | The Demands of the Collective Black Voices at Free Capitol Hill to the Government of Seattle, Washington | |
Deleted | Unknown | mk zariel | Boy Apparition | |
Rejected | Low quality | “Fluffery” | 2b2t-anarchist-intro | |
Rejected | Low quality | @yungneocon on Twitter | Some thoughts on the Marxian theory of the state. | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ajesiroo | Detrust | |
Rejected | Low quality | Ajesiroo | Why right libertarianism is not anarchism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Alyx Feeney | Common Corruptions of Government | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anarchblr | Collected Poems and Writings | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anarchblr | DuBois and Anarchism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Andrei Lubalin | DSI Exodus 2.0: A New Approach to Trust-Based Social Networks | |
Rejected | Low quality | Andrew Bunney | Jesus Was An Anarchist (song) | |
Rejected | Low quality | anonymous | Against The Fuckers | |
Rejected | Low quality | anonymous | I see you pee | |
Rejected | Low quality | Anonymous | Why the state monopoly on identity is worse than Big Tech | |
Rejected | Low quality | Blazoj | Non-binaries Living Outside Society’s Shit | |
Rejected | Low quality | Craig Kurtz | Don’t Buy It | |
Rejected | Low quality | Dalton Herbener | The Immorality and Instability of Taxation | |
Rejected | Low quality | Danny Duchamp | Against Moral Nihilism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Francis Sullivan | American Anarchist Aesthetic | |
Rejected | Low quality | G. Willikerz | A Brief Rambling of Which I’ve Held Inside Myself for Years | |
Rejected | Low quality | Gendered Nightmare | Remember This | |
Rejected | Low quality | Girl-Debord | A Philosophical Anti-Essentialism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Gloom | Valerie and Her Week of Water-Torture | |
Rejected | Low quality | Hannah Proctor | Against ‘capacity’ | |
Rejected | Low quality | ipostanarchism | Kropotkin’s Idea of the Free Commune | |
Rejected | Low quality | J Ponce | Does Taylor Swift Really Deserve Her Masters? | |
Rejected | Low quality | j4vi | The Downfall of Education: A System Designed to Fail | |
Rejected | Low quality | Jeff Shantz | Labour Day: From Parades to Pickets! | |
Rejected | Low quality | Jon Speaks | On Language Destandardization | |
Rejected | Low quality | Julian Langer | Baedd and Other Poema by Twm Gwynne – a review | |
Rejected | Low quality | Julian Langer | Radical Druidry – a review | |
Rejected | Low quality | Julian Langer | Some Lazy Thoughts On Bob Black’s Myths. | |
Rejected | Low quality | Kadallah Burrowes | WAR WORLD 3 | |
Rejected | Low quality | Kman | Do Not Comply, Do Not Obey | |
Rejected | Low quality | Leonardo Caffo | Freedom of Speech: An Inalienable Pillar | |
Rejected | Low quality | Mathieu Deflem | History of International Police Cooperation | |
Rejected | Low quality | Meadowsin Vitale | Bloody Existence | |
Rejected | Low quality | Oversized | Why We Don’t Need Political Parties | |
Rejected | Low quality | PropaGandalf | The Egoist Code of Conduct | |
Rejected | Low quality | Publius | To the people of Boston | |
Rejected | Low quality | reimagining | Reclaiming Individualism | |
Rejected | Low quality | reimagining | The Parallel Pathways of Genocide Denialism and Fascist Ideology | |
Rejected | Low quality | Rosemary Forsythia | Manifesto of Disintegrationism | |
Rejected | Low quality | Saad Shahriar | GERMANY: OLD GHOSTS, NEW SHADOWS! | |
Rejected | Low quality | Samantha Hull | The Philosophical Roots of the Green Party — Anarchist and Libertarian Socialist Influences | |
Rejected | Low quality | SECRETARY ERA | Antirealist Chapter establishment | |
Rejected | Low quality | Sergiowilson | Windmills: A Journey Through History, Innovation, and Sustainability | |
Rejected | Low quality | Simon abner Gustav Rosenkilde | Anarchy so it works; After 40 years of working, this is the result | |
Rejected | Low quality | STⒶ | In Search Of A New Capital | |
Rejected | Low quality | Vi- Grail | An Antirealist Manifesto | |
Rejected | Low quality | Vincent Parsons | Wage Labor is a Pyramid Scheme | |
Rejected | Low quality | VS | Hopeful Future | |
Rejected | Low quality | Zoonotist | The Revolutionary’s Burdens | |
Rejected | Low quality | Benjamin/Davies | ||
Rejected | Low quality | From US police brutality to Israeli colonization | ||
Rejected | No source | Autonomous activists for Trans Lives | Communiqué: MPLS Trans Lives Activists against Dave Chapelle’s Bigotry | |
Rejected | No source | Good Faith Anarchist | The ‘Economic Calculation Problem’ is Obsolete | |
Rejected | No source | Io | Anarchocommunism | |
Rejected | no source | Jack Welfare | 21st Century Gender | |
Rejected | No source | Jamie Hildreth | Queer Crime: The Only Way Out | |
Rejected | No source | Kenma Gray | Not Gay as in Happy, Queer as in Fuck You | |
Rejected | No source | Logan Verrie | Anarcho Communism, Anthropological observation of Leftist Social Interactions and the Absence of Markets | |
Rejected | No source | Organic Violentism Collective | A Manifesto for Organic Violentism | |
Rejected | No source | Pierrot Lunaire | The anti-Semitic Origins of Postmodernism and Other Essays on Anarchism | |
Rejected | No source | Red Seabank | Heterosexuality is Anti Feminist | |
Rejected | No source | Reverend Acid | What is Work? | |
Rejected | No source | RJ Fiore | The Question of Solidarity | |
Rejected | No source | Sasha G. | Attack! | |
Rejected | No source | Sentience Institute | Key lessons from social movement history | |
Rejected | No source | Seth Martinez | Anarchist solution to climate change | |
Rejected | No source | Sovereign Beast | Arm Trans Women | |
Rejected | No source | Spoon & Thingy | Cowboy Reaper Mag | |
Rejected | No source | The Post Office | Accelerate Your Queerness | |
Rejected | no source | The Post Office | Climate Collapse | |
Rejected | No source | Trans_and_gothic | Working Black and Employment Contracts | |
Rejected | no source | Violet Henriques-Rye | Revolutionary Rocks | |
Rejected | No source | A Pluriversal Manifesto From the Perspective of an Egyptian Libertarian Socialist | ||
Rejected | no source, low quality | Luigi Galleani’s ghost | Hurry up to Attack | |
Rejected | no source, low quality | Musical Nihility | Notes on Musical Order | |
Rejected | no source, low quality | Ryder Stanley | Our Future | |
Rejected | no source, low quality | sappho | Presage Anarchy | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | E.W-B. | Federated Anarchism, a Manifesto | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Enzlut | Puputovs | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Eoin Ó’ CÃosóig | A simple introductory article on anarchism. | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | feralumbreon | Restorative Justice is not Abolition | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Glimmer P. | Gender Vandalism | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Hermenegild Ferdinand | Failures of Religion and Politics | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Ignatius | Dispatches from Triangulum | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Insurrecto Barbie | The Husband in Our Heads | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Io | Anarchocommunism-by-Io | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Jeremy Gluck | Manifesto of Nonceptual Art | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Jupiter Talbot | Explanations from a teenager | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Levi Atan | Leftism Does Not Exist | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Luke Francis Beirne | Apocalypse Now | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Murrough Munder | Are You Free? | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | My Chaotic Virtue | The Genius Of Casual Sex | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | N.H | Gender is Political | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Nicolai Pulley | The Failure of Gelderloos | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Ragavati | Tradition | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Sapharah | Anti-War Powers Act | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | SC | AMOK | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Sock | Ivory Masks | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | tayfa | notes on earthquake | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | tuesday | every hierarchy will justify itself | |
Rejected | No source/Self-submission | Xaph | On: Police, Police Brutality & The Police Abolition Movement | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | _anonym | Post-Paul Mason’s Post-Capitalism: Don’t Lose Your Head | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Aiyana Goodfellow | What is the Abolitionist Response to Paedophiles? Part One | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alejandro Bendaña | Augusto C. Sandino and the Mexican Revolution | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alex Pareene | The Last Page of the Internet | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Alexander Tushkin | “Russia is giving carte blanche to the far right” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Amadeo Bordiga | The human species and the Earth’s crust | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Amory Starr, María Elena Martínez-Torres and Peter Rosset | Participatory Democracy in Action | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Anansi’s Library | Uprising on Campus: Lessons from the Ethiopian Student Movement | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Anarchist Union | For the death of Khalid Mahmood | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Anarkio | The dangers of the state’s monopoly on identity — and what to do about it | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Andreas Weber | Enlivenment | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Andrew Robinson | Samir Amin | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Angela Garcia | THE ELEGIAC ADDICT: History, Chronicity, and the Melancholic Subject | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Animal Ethics | Wild animal suffering: An introduction | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Anna Allwell | Streams of Agency | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | anonymous | All Cameras are Cops | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | anonymous | Humboldt Poop Troop | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | anonymous | ICE OUT OF PORTLAND | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | anonymous | Please Don’t Film Your Crimes. | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Aric McBay | Full Spectrum Resistance | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Arvid Järnefelt | Sermon in St. John’s Church | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Arya Zahedi | The Iranian Revolution At The Twilight Of The Worker’s Council | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Avant! | Avant! — Reflections on the Student Movement | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Aziz Yafi | Digging Tunnels with Pens | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant | SURPLUS | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Benedict Anderson | Imagined Communities | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Betty Martin | The Art od Receiving and Giving | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | bliss eh | A Manifesto for an anarcho-communist People’s Revolution | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Blossom Revolutionaries | Blossom Revolutionaries Manifesto | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Brenden O’Dell | Breathe Their Faults Quaintly | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Brent Patterson | Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs close road to LNG trucks in resistance to the planned PRGT pipeline | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Brian Palmer | What Do Anarchists Want? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Bryanna Bond | Is Used For Congo a Sign We’re Already Repeating the Present? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Brydon Kramer | Reflections on the “Free Tibet syndrome” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Camilo Osejo-Bucheli | Propelling development through education and innovation in Latin-America | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Care Is Defense | Tekmîllin’ Like a Villain | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Carla P | The Subtraction of the One as Practice | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Che Gossett | Reclaiming Our Lineage | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Chuang, Canyu | Palestine and “Xinjiang” under Capitalist Rule: An Analysis from the Chinese Left | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Class War | Proletarian revolt in Kenya | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | collection of authors | What to Remember, What to forget — On the Complicity of Germany in the Genocide in Palestine | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Conatus Editorial | Proletarian Report on the Burned Periphery: Mexico in the Global Management of the Surplus | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Conor Kostick | How Farming Must Change to Save the Planet | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Conor Kostick | Is Ecosocialism a Fraud? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Daniel Bessner | The End of Mass Politics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Darcus Howe, Muntjac | Darcus Howe on ‘third world “socialism” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dasgoharan | Why Is Maho Our Symbol? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dave Darby | Are power hierarchies inevitable in human society? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David F. Noble | Command Performance | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | Avoiding the Pestilence of the State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | Cities before the State in Early Eurasia | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | For an anthropology and archaeology of freedom | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | David Wengrow | The Origins of Civic Life | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Derek Hudley | The state, capitalism, climate change, and barbarism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis | What We Did on 7 October 2023 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Doulas Decolonising | Doulas For Palestine Extended Statement — 5/11/23 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Dr. Matthew Quest | Enclosure, Dispossession and Disaster Capitalism in Antigua and Barbuda | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | EA Update | EA publications (films, books) about International attitudes to animals | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Elias König | Fridays for Sabotage? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Elizabeth Yaseen | When Nonviolence Fails: A Call to Action Against Oppression | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Emergency assembly against the state murder | Regarding the Death of Anis in Cyprus | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Emilio Minassian | Gaza: An Extreme Militarization of the Class War | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Emily Callaci | Care Work in a Wageless World | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Emmanuel Mounier | Anarchy and Personalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Emon H. Green | Radical Exhaustion: A Reflection | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Endnotes | Il Programma Comunista, Arab Unity, and the Myth of the White Race | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | endnotes | Virgilio Verdaro on the Arab revolt in Palestine | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Eshe Kiama Zuri | What is the Abolitionist Response to Paedophiles? Part Two | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Eshe Kiama Zuri | When Genocide Begins With ‘V’ | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ettingermentum | Race, Ideology, and the Lie of “Right-Wing Populism” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Evgeny Morozov | The problem with artificial intelligence? It’s neither artificial nor intelligent | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fire with Fire | A Critical Survey of Left Unionisms: McAlevey, Burns, Moody, Syndicalism, Permeationism, and Relationship-Based Organizing | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | François Rabelais | Gargantua and Pantagruel | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Fungtuna | Where Do We Go From Here? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | g | The Ouroboros of Western Feminism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Gabriel Ernst | Nationalism & Anti-Statehood In Thailand | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | George Jackson Brigade | The Power of the People is the Force of Life | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | George Orwell | Democracy in the British Army | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Giovanni Pico della Mirandola | Oration on the dignity of the human being | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Goran Lukic, Tibor T. Meszmann | Migrant Workers and Strikes: or on the Tightly Packed Contradictions of Global Capitalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Gus Breslauer | Mutual Aid: A Factor of Liberalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Guy Hocquenghem | We All Can’t Die in Bed | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Harriet McBryde Johnson | Unspeakable Conversations | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Hazem Jamjoum | Liberation, Wonder, and the ‘Magic of the World’: Basel al-Araj’s I Have Found My Answers | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Heathen Chinese | Spartacus and the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Henrik Ibsen | An Enemy of the People | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Hot N Bothered | Now and Later | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Hristo Botev | Ridiculous Weep | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Huascar Salazar Lohman | The Political Consensus of Extractivism in Bolivia | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Huey P. Newton | Intercommunalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ian Alan Paul | Are Prisons Computers? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ian Liu Jia Tian | New directions of leftist organizing in post-socialist China | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ian P. Wright | Marx on Capital as a Real God | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ilya Kharkow | 500 Thousand Crimes Against Humanity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ilya Kharkow | Did you know that fighting for peace is dangerous? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ilya Kharkow | Experiment | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ilya Kharkow | My Friend Oppenheimer | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ilya Kharkow | These are Truly Dangerous People | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Iman Ganji | Looking Back at the End of Times: Cockroaches, Fire, Monsters | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Internationalist Communist Tendency | The NO WAR BUT THE CLASS WAR Initiative | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | J. Amos Caley | Rebuking Demons, Restoring Humans: Exorcisms in the Age of White Nationalism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | J. M. Harcourt | Upsurge | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jackson and Nevada | Sideshows and Wayward Lives | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | James He | A critique of Jordan Peterson’s arguments against communism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jason K. Day, Michael Th. Grooff | Freedom of Recreation | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jean Debor | Why I’m A Communist | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jean Dibasson | Following the witch | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jeff Shantz | Social Cleansing: The First Olympic Event | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jem Bendell | Deep Adaptation | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jessica Stranger | My Antifa Lover | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ji-Youn | Practicing a Love Ethic in the Ongoing Pandemic | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | John Ganz | Memoirs of an Antisemite | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | John Lee Clark | Against Access | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jonas Čeika | How To Philosophize With A Hammer And Sickle | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jonathan Formell Sierra | Miniature reflection on the concept of ancestry in Benjamin | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jonathan Pollak | Why a Palestinian Father Would Beg Israel: Put My Son on Trial | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jonnie Schlichting, translation by Michael Schreiber | The history of a famous fake “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Joseph Kay | Anti-semitism and the Left | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Joseph R. Stromberg | The American Land Question | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Josephine Armistead | The Silicon Ideology | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Julian Langer | Paul Spector, The Fall and Nietzsche | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | juniper cameryn | Culture, evolution, and identity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Justin Ward | Will Gen Z be a revolutionary generation? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Jwana Aziz | We Are Not Pawns, We Are the People Who Rose Against the Regime | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kadallah Burrowes | Virtual Violence | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kali Abbott | AUSTIN: Pedophile Professor Flees Home Under Police Protection | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Karl Glanz | Analyse of the Demonstrations in Kenya | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Karl Schröder | On the emergence of the new society | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kat Armas | JD Vance is wrong | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kate Zen, JS, Lausan Collective | Opposing Chinese American conservatism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Katherine Chen | I. An Introduction to the Neoliberal Cabal | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Katya Gritseva | Freedom and a place for democratic socialist politics in Ukraine now | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ken Klippenstein | What Aaron Bushnell Did in the Military | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kevin Ochieng Okoth | The Flatness of Blackness | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kevin Ovenden | A degenerate regime falls – what may replace it? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Kontra Klasa | Left-Nationalism: A History of the Disease | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | L.D.A. | For a Bicommunal Movement of Rapprochement and Autonomy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Lawrence S. Stepelevich | Max Stirner and the Jewish Question | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | LCSA | Solidarity Statement Against Political Repression in Hong Kong and China | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Lee Comer | The Myth Of Motherhood | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Leonard Bizarro Mokriski | A Marxist Critique of Necropolitics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Leonardo Caffo | The Scent of Kyiv | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Libertarian Socialist Caucus of the Libertarian Party | Libertarian Socialist Caucus of the Libertarian Party | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Line Mertens | No More Miracles | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | LM | The Allopathic Complex and Its Consequences | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Loubna Qutami | On the Question of Capacity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Lucy Hood | Marx is not dead | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Luigi Mangione | Manifesto of Luigi Mangione, “The Adjuster” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Luka | How Socialist Can Commodity Production Be? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Luke Beirne | Apocalypse Now | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Luqman Guldive | Building Alternative Universities in the Midst of War and Revolution | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Madan Sabnavis | Why India remains a functioning anarchy even now | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Maria Victoria Navajas Claros | The Endgame A Memoir | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Marilyn Buck | The U.S. Prison State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Marjorie Dove Kent | What happened before that? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mark Ames | The True History of Libertarianism in America: A Phony Ideology to Promote a Corporate Agenda | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mark Kosman | Marx, Engels, Luxemburg and the return to primitive communism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mark Naison | The Great Rent Strike War of 1932 in the Bronx | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Marquis Winston | An Interview with Comrade Rashid | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mathieu Deflem | “Wild Beasts Without Nationality” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matt Bruenig | Violence Vouchers | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matt Colquhoun | Acid Communism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matt McManus | The Dark Elf | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matthew Baker | Goods | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matthew Lyons | No longer a gendarme for the West | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Matthew Petti | Blowback | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michael Calderone | Know Your Enemy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michael Chisari | The truth about electoral politics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michael Vera | The Unified Theory of Energy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michel Foucault | Sex, Power, and the Politics of Identity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michel Foucault | The Order of Things | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | MIchel Luc Bellemare | Techno-Feudalism: (A Short And Direct Critique In The Name Of Techno-Capitalist-Feudalism) | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Michelle Renée Matisons | Anti-Police Violence Organizing after Ismaaiyl Brinsley’s Death | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Miftah Amir | Over-socialization | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mikola Dziadok | Territorial achievements of IS outside the Middle East | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mohammed El-Kurd | A Night With Palestine’s Defenders of the Mountain | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mondor Pakled | Royalist Realism & Lèse-Majesté | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Montgomery Hunter | The State and Monopoly on Force | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Mr. Kazuma | Palestine: a Comprehensive Document for Palestinian Liberation | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Murray Rothbard | Anatomy Of The State | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Neighbor Democracy | The Communes of Rojava Six Years On: Towards Many Democracies of Neighbors | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ngugi wa Thiong’o | Decolonising the Mind | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Nicolas-Antoine Boulanger | Christianity Unveiled | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Nikky Haruki | Autism in Cambodia | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Norris Eppes | Melt That Clock | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Norris Eppes | Melt That Clock | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Octavio Alberola | The Latin American “left” populist dream | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Olúfémi O. Táíwò | Being-in-the-Room Privilege | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Omole Ibukun | A Military Coup Is Not A Revolution, Even If The Officers Are Socialists; By Omole Ibukun | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Omole Ibukun | Yes To Palestine! No To Hamas! No To Israel’s Apartheid! | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Organic Radicals | Ananda Coomaraswamy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Pádraig Sinjun | Can we electioneer our way to an organized working class? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Patrick Jonathan Derilus | Doctors, Therapists, Psychiatrists Are Murderers, Too | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Paul B. Preciado | Can The Monster Speak? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Paul Kengor | The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the fall of Communism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Paul Mattick | Karl Kautsky | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Paul van Tongeren | The Art of Living Well | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Paweł Ferensztajn | Green, Black and Tan | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Peter Morgan | The praxis of freedom in society and politics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Peter Sommer | Megaflopolis | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Phoenix Calida | Sex Work, After the Revolution | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Post Corporate Girlie Distro | CAN-SG: On The Ground | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | QQ, Mike Harman | The Poverty of Luxury Communism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Queers in Palestine | A Liberatory Demand from Queers in Palestine | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | R.R Lampman | The Gaze as an Instrument of Social and Political Control | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Rachel Cohn and Angie Liao | Mapping Reveals Rising Use of Social Media Monitoring Tools by Cities Nationwide | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Radical Members of the University of Washington, Seattle’s Liberated Zone | In This Moment of Revolt... Heartbreak, Reflections, and the Road to Revolution | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ralph Leonard | McDonald’s made me a Marxist | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Raoul Victor | Capitalism and war: the case of Ukraine | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Red Voice | Organizing in the South | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Robert Francis Garcia | To Suffer Thy Comrades | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Robert P Murphy | The Chaos Theory | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Roodepers | Crypto-anarchism | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Rookery Press | New Equations in the Palestinian Struggle | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Rowan Hildebrand-Chupp | A Transfeminist Approach to Detransition | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | RT Team | An answer to the text “On the Anarchist Response to the Global Pandemic”, | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Russell Jacoby, Fabien Delmotte | On a Critical Thinking Under Influence | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | S.W. Bowen | ChatGPT Should Prompt Questions About the History and Purpose of Schooling | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Saint | A Love Letter from the End of the World | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Samaidaeng Thungdin, Gabriel Ernst | Are protests in Thailand a colour revolution? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Samuel P. Catlin | The Campus Does Not Exist | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Shamira Ibrahim | Haitian Rhythms Under Scrutiny | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Shimon Edelman | The 13th Tribe | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Simi Kang | Taking Langar | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Simon Clarke | State, Class Struggle, and the Reproduction of Capital | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Simon Larsson & Markus Lundström | Anarchy in the Game of Thrones | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | sofie | Restorative Counter-Insurgency | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | sofie | Who Killed Antonio Mays Junior? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sophia al-Maria | The Gaze of Sci-Fi Wahabi | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sophie Lewis | Abolish the Family | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Star System Kismet Thrii | The Chicana Revolt: Las Adelita’s de Azlan | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Star System Kismet Thrii | Who are The Brown Berets? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Stephan V. Beyer | Shamans Fight Back | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Stephen Wilson | How People on the Outside Can Support the Political Work of People on the Inside | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Sven Bernecker | The Epistemology of Fake News | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tasha Withrow | The War on Drugs, Moral Panics, and the Groundhog Day Effect: Confronting the Stereotypes that Perpetuate the Cycle of Disparity | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ted Grimsrud | Faith and Politics (Including Voting) | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tema Okun | White Supremacy Culture-- Still Here | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ten Arrested Outside the Limassol CID | Official Announcement of the Ten Arrested Outside the Limassol CID | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tenants of Aberdeen | Living Rent Aberdeen Autumn 2023 Newsletter | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tenants of Aberdeen | Living Rent Aberdeen Winter 2023 Newsletter | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Terry Bisson | RSVP to the FBI | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | The Peoples Want | Revolution of our times | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | The University of Auckland | WHITE PAPER – THE FOUR-DAY WEEK | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tobi Okanlawon | A polemic against apathy from the figurative War Front | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Tony Karon | Israel is Losing this War | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Trudy | Explanation Of Misogynoir | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Union of Cypriots | Liberate Cyprus | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Unity of Fields | No Peace | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Ursula Curiosa | The Twinkle in Your Eye | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Victor Lundberg | A Fascist Baby Hawk in Nuremberg | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Vincent Presumey | East wind – from February 24 to 2023 | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Volodymyr Ishchenko, Sasha Yaropolskaya, Philippe Alcoy, LeftEast | “In case of disintegrating state institutions and a failing economy, Ukrainian nationalists will have strong opportunities to establish their power” | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Walter Benjamin, Duncan Stuart | On the Critique of Violence | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Wesley Fenza | Nobody Deserves to Suffer | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Wulfinna | The Homebrew Thinker | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Yangyang Cheng | The All-American Myth of the TikTok Spy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Yossi Bartal | German – Anti-German – Syn-German? | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Yves Bonnard | Doing away with the concept of Nature, back to ethics and politics | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Zach Perrin | On Democracy | |
Rejected | Not anarchist | Action for Palestine will not be televised | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Letter from Serbian students to students around the world | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | Make It Your Own | ||
Rejected | Not anarchist | TALES OF RABBI NACHMAN OF BRESLOV | ||
Rejected | Self-submission | Echo | Being Godless | |
Rejected | Self-submission | El-ahrairah | Entropy Means Freedom | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Galleani’s Ghost | History of Hacktivism and Social War in the Cyberpunk Era | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Gavi Chavez | A Short Introduction on Networkism | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Golden Dragon | My Anarchy | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Herbalist At Large | Mental health is a lawn, desire is a prairie | |
Rejected | Self-submission | HoloBot | Life & Capital as Entropy Pumps | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Iris De Souza | A Marxist-Foucauldian Analysis of Youth Liberation | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Joshua Walmsley | The Red Coherence | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Kazimir Kharza | Christchurch Shooter vs. Reality: The Fake Environmentalism of Ecofascism | |
Rejected | Self-submission | maid of the river | Let us be girls, not men | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Markizino de Castalia | Hierarchical Realism and the Dialectic of Power | |
Rejected | Self-submission | No-Wing Anarchy | What Are You Going To Do About It? | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Oxyaena | Rocking the Boat | |
Rejected | Self-submission | PS Pirro | Deschooling Our Stories | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Reece Lee Harper | Postmodern, Poststructural Anarchy and Identity | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Rui Coelho | A Strategy for War | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Vygo | The Self-Centered Politics of the American Left | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Wet Cement Leader the VII | Hardware Stores and Direct Action | |
Rejected | Self-submission | Post-Egoism | ||
Rejected | Unknown | Aaron Koek | War Anarchic: Defining War | |
Rejected | Unknown | Eduard Kautsky | The Negating Ego | |
Rejected | Unknown | Entito Sovrano | Max Stirner is winning the staring competition | |
Rejected | Unknown | Finlay Deane | Young radicals: It’s time to abandon party politics | |
Rejected | Unknown | George Kieffer | General strike against military conscription in German-occupied Luxembourg, 1942 | |
Rejected | Unknown | Guardian of Serene Spirits | Ayris Machine | |
Rejected | Unknown | Gyorgy Furiosa | Resistance Is Fertile | |
Rejected | Unknown | Hackbloc | Hack This Zine! 08 | |
Rejected | Unknown | Hailey | Neo Abomunist Manifesto | |
Rejected | Unknown | Hungarian Government, Translation by anon | Hungarian Consultation about the post pandemic life (an English translation) | |
Rejected | Unknown | James Herndon | How to survive in the jungle | |
Rejected | Unknown | Josephine Armi£tead | The Silicon Ideology | |
Rejected | Unknown | Keith Lankford | FBI Cointelpro Stalking Rape cover up Texas | |
Rejected | Unknown | Love in Rage | white life in its correlation to global violence | |
Rejected | Unknown | Pluck | Pamphlet for confronting canada | |
Rejected | Unknown | Post-Comprehension | Capitalism as cryostasis and the production of cryonics | |
Rejected | Unknown | rathbone steel | Rules of the World (and those that follow them) | |
Rejected | Unknown | Shemon Salam | Rebel Desis of the Hip Hop generation | |
Rejected | Unknown | Shoplifters of the World | Love Letters to Dzhokhar | |
Rejected | Unknown | siarpieftipi | TerraHortiSophy, a common and special thought | |
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[1] A text dump on eco-extremism, Message Four (21 September 2011)
[2] Industrial Society and Its Future (Latest Edition)
[3] Ted Kaczynski’s Letter Correspondence With David Skrbina
[4] Strategic Guidelines for an Anti-Tech Movement
[5] Ted Kaczynski’s Interview with a Turkish Primitivist
[6] Ted Kaczynski’s Various Ethical & Political Flirtations
[8] Language, Morality, and Human Nature
[9] Language, Morality, and Human Nature
[10] Anarchist Speculations by John Moore
[11] Ibid.
[12] Ibid.
[13] Ibid.
[14] Ibid.
[15] Ibid.
[16] Ibid.
[17] Ibid.
[18] Ibid.