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Quotes of the Week:

“As political and economic freedom diminishes, sexual trends compensatingly to increase. And the dictator…will do well to encourage that freedom in conjunction with the freedom to daydream under the influence of dope, movies, and… the radio, it will help to reconcile his subjects to the servitude which is their fate.”

                                                      -Aldous Huxley (Left-Libertarians take note)

“I was once a big advocate of North West Migration back in the eighties when it was referred to as The Northwest Territorial Imperative. This was before I actually visited the Northwest and realized how freaking cold it gets up there. I feel that if people are going to fight, actually kill and die for land, that it should be the most hospitable and fertile land available. Also after living in Asia for a few years, I saw that ethnically homogeneous states have their own assortment of serious problems.

What I see as the biggest fault in these proposals…is the belief that it is possible for an insurrection to force the system to a point where it would be willing to allow secession rather than engage in a bloody and costly counterinsurgency to hold on to Northwest States. This plan fails to acknowledge strategic importance of the region, Wyoming contains the bulk of the nations nuclear arsenal and Montana is sitting on top of one of the largest untapped oil reserves on the planet. There is no way they are going to give up these states. I also believe that Americas perceived failures in Asia, Latin America and the Middle East gives people the false impression the U.S. can be forced to make peace and concessions. I on the other hand, believe that America has always achieved it’s objectives in these conflicts and that if actually forced to, an intact, operational America will kill every man, woman and child on this continent before it allows any part of it to escape it’s control.

I personally believe that partition could only be achieved in conjunction with total systemic collapse. But in the event of such a collapse, I would imagine that free association will lead to a natural, functional and sustainable equilibrium anyway. I predict this would lead to a multiplicity of diversified states, not all based on race. The Mormons are already working towards a religious based state and I assume that other groups will define and segregate themselves along lines of religion, political inclinations, geographical preference, sexual orientation and other lifestyle considerations as well as race. And I hope that there will always be integrated cosmopolitan regions, some minorities within every state and a degree of hospitable travel and exchange between all states. ”

                                                           “Rodney”, Tradition and Revolution Forum

“Although anarchism can take the form of class struggle, it’s not defined by class struggle, it’s defined by opposition to the state or to rulership in general (which may include class rule), to hierarchy, authoritarianism, centralization, bureaucracy, etc…A nationalized health care system, contrary to expectations, would actually increase people’s individual freedom — for instance, by freeing them from dependence on jobs they hate for health care…In that sense, the opponents of nationalized health care also have a claim on the label “anarchist,” so long as they are also opposed to the present system of giant health insurance bureaucracies and employer provided insurance.

(The Left’s) analysis of race is also out of date, at least for the urban coastal areas of the USA like New York, LA, or Miami. American society is now multicultural. Does racism still exist? Sure it does, but it’s much more complex than the classic black/white right/wrong racism of the 50s and 60s. There’s a rainbow of people and racism, or simply hostility towards other cultural or language groups, runs in all directions. You say the “right wing” libertarians are all white? Well so are many left wing anarchist groups. You say white people don’t like to talk about race? But there’s an obvious reason why they don’t: there are severe penalties for saying the “wrong” thing about race, thanks to the politically correct left. Also, for white people, their racial identity has been made into a source of shame, whereas the opposite has occurred for blacks, for whom many benefits and privileges now accrue in the form of affirmative action.”

                                                                                           -Ed D’Angelo

The British State and the British National Party: The Post-Modern Tyranny of “Human Rights” by Sean Gabb

Why Not Crippling Sanctions for Israel and the U.S.? by Paul Craig Roberts

If Sarah Palin is the Answer… by Geoffrey Wheatcroft

Bay Area National Anarchists: An Interview with Andrew Yeoman, Part 2 from The Occidental Quarterly Online

Time to Get Out of Afghanistan by George F. Will

Is the Antiwar Movement Waking Up? Not Yet. by Justin Raimondo

Continental Drifts: Is a Falling Out Between Europe and America on the Way? by Geoffrey Wheatcroft

70 Years After-Did Hitler Really Want War? by Pat Buchanan

Pol Pot’s Lawyer: A Profile of Jacques Verges  by Stephanie Giry

Americans Income Slump is the Biggest on Record by Laurent Belsie

The Myth of Technological Progress by Scott Locklin

Sorry, But the Constitution Really Doesn’t Mandate Limited Government by Austin Bramwell

How I Became An Anarchist by Gary Chartier

If the Left Doesn’t Organize Them, the Right Will by Bob Morris

Andrew Yeoman of BANA Interviewed by Tomislav Sunic from Voice of Reason Radio

Paul Wolfowitz vs The Realists by Stephen M. Walt

World War II: Unspeakable Horror Now Encrusted in Myths by Robert Higgs

The Good War Wasn’t So Good by Justin Raimondo

The USSA is the Former USSR Mark Ames interviewed by Scott Horton

Reflections on the Revolution in Europe by Derek Turner

We Need a New Antiwar Coalition: Peace is the #1 Issue John Walsh interviewed by Scott Horton

Holocaust Revisionism by Richard Spencer

Assessing What Ron Paul Has Accomplished by Gary North

Where Are All These Jobs? by Ilana Mercer

Neo-Tribalism Facebook Page 

The Afghan 80s Are Back by Jonathan Steele

These Colors Run Red by Andrew Bacevich

The Corruption of Empire by Philip Giraldi

The Washington Post’s Cheneyite Defense of Torture by Glenn Greenwald

The BBC Could Not Handle a Right-Winger Against the War by Peter Hitchens

Prosecute the Torturers by Jacob Hornberger

Obama’s War by Dave Lindorff

Misunderstanding Terrorism by Jim Harper

The Menace of Gandhism by Murray Rothbard (the rebuttal by George H. Smith)

The Liberals’ War by Gene Healy

Mummar Qaddafi by Eric Margolis

Cheney and Torture by Jeremy Scahill

Does Diversity Make Whites More Opposed to Welfare? by TGGP

The Decline and Fall of Sloanism by Kevin Carson

Rethinking the Good War by Laurence Vance

Why College Costs So Much by John Zmirak

The Rise of Mercenary Armies by Sherwood Ross

The Ghost of September 11, 2001 by Justin Raimondo

The Justice of Pay Discrimination by Mike Tennant

The U.S. Is Deploying Its Vietnam-Iraq Fig Leaf in Afghanistan by Jack Douglas

It’s Groundhog Day at Duke University by William Anderson

Tyranny in Your Front Yard by Butler Shaffer

Obama’s Bogus Peace Plan Eugene Bird interviewed by Scott Horton

The Best Congress AIPAC Can Buy by Philip Giraldi

Understanding Dictatorships by Jon Basil Utley

The Next New Plan for Bananastan by Jeff Huber

Afghanistan for Dummies by Ray McGovern

Cheney is Wrong: There is Precedent for Torture Investigation by Steve Sheppard

Obama’s Meaningless War by Robert Scheer

Deficits Are Strangling the Economy to Death by Gary North

The U.S. Economy Has Been Pushed Off a Cliff by Chris Clancy

Say Hello to the Diversity Czar by Bobby Eberle

Support Our Naked Embassy Guards by Laurence Vance

Bay Area National Anarchist White Cross Patrol BANA Video

Jim Traficant Is Free at Last  by Red Phillips

The Right and Wrong Way to be Politically Incorrect by Ray Mangum

John Wilkes Booth: Did He Go to Hell, or Texas? by Martha Deeringer

Leviathan in One Lesson Tom DiLorenzo interviewed by Lew Rockwell

The Drug War is Working (for the System) by Wilton Alston

Democracy is a Very Dangerous Form of Government by Mark Crovelli

Pot Prohibition: A Crime Against Humanity by Paul Armentano

The Moral Hazard of Inflation by Theodore Dalrymple

Is Japan Moving Toward Independence? Michael Penn interviewed by Scott Horton

Why Doesn’t Hillary Fire Blackwater? by Jeremy Scahill

Whatever Happened to Gary Cooper? The Need for a Quieter Patriotism by William Astore and Tom Engelhardt

Barack Obama to Cindy Sheehan: Get Lost  by John V. Walsh

Calling Hannah Arendt by Jane Mayer

How Bad Will It Get? by Mike Whitney

Inside Auburn Prison by Marcus Rediker

Deeper Into the Tunnel by Alexander Cockburn

59 Shots: Those Dirty PIGS by Rad Geek

California Is Importing Poverty by Linda Thom

George Will Quits the War Party by Jack Hunter

Prolonging Futility in Afghanistan by Stephen Chapman

Obama Is Leading the U.S. Into a Hellish Quagmire by Mark Ames

The New Babylon by Michael Collins Piper

Churchill Spurred the Decline of the West by Pat Buchanan

Neocon Nutbaggery by Jeff Huber

Afghanistan Is Not Worth It by Joe Galloway

Could George W. Bush End Up Behind Bars? by Jonathan Mann

The Looming Political War Over Afghanistan by Glenn Greenwald

Vicious U.S. Militarism by Kirk Tofte

Alexander in Afghanistan by Mark Hackard

The Struggle for Free Speech in Canada by Kevin Michael Grace

A Landmark Victory from Toronto Globe and Mail

End the Witch Hunts from The National Post

Provacateurs Among “Human Rights” Totalitarians by Joseph Brean

Castro Issues Propaganda Piece for U.S. Liberals 

Traficant in 2012? by Red Phillips

“The Italians were called wops, the Jews were called hymies, I was of course a greaseball, and every Hispanic was a spic. Well, we all got along famously! It was rough, but it was fine.”

                                                                        -Taki Theodoracopulos

Weekly Reading of Scripture

Sam Dolgoff: The Left of the Left of the Left by Paul Berman

Anarchists in the Spanish Civil War footage

An Anarchist Perspective on the Spanish Civil War by Eddie Conlon

The Trial of Leon Czolgosz 

A Nation of Sheep, Ruled by Wolves, Owned by Pigs

The Revolution Within Anarchism 

Forty Years in the Wilderness? 

Liberty and Populism: Building An Effective Resistance Movement for North America