NONE of us can predict the future, but one thing that seems fairly certain is the eventual collapse of capitalism and when that happens mass production will be eradicated and the factories will lay idle. At the same time, there will be an unstoppable regression of technology. The failure of the internationalist economy will lead to the eradication of the transportation system and the death of existing road and rail infrastructure, so the items that we presently take for granted will no longer be produced or exported and the tentacles of the imperial octopus will begin to withdraw. We will also lose the internet, so many of the gadgets that we use every day will become completely superfluous and the world will seem a lot bigger.

In the final two decades of the twentieth century, something completely unforeseen took place in the British Isles when both the coal industry and the shipyards came to a sudden halt. Since then, the fat cats have increasingly transferred their operations overseas for with low wages and poor conditions things are cheaper to produce in the so-called ‘Third World’. This is why the West, like those parts of Africa and Asia that are already experiencing a post-civilisational drift into semi-primitivism, will eventually look as though capitalism has swept through it like a tornado, having extracted all the resources it wants and leaving utter chaos in its wake. A chaos that we can turn into political, social and economic order.

National-Anarchists reject the political establishment and the corrupt parties that divide us and wish to rebuild life on the periphery through pottery, blacksmithing, basket-weaving, thatching, carpentry, masonry, dressmaking, home baking, herbal medicine, permaculture and other practical hallmarks of a revived craft industry. People will go back to producing things themselves, including food and alternative forms of energy, and cease depending on others. In addition, there is no reason why people cannot set up alternative currencies or use bartering as a way of strengthening the periphery at the expense of the financial core. None of these methods have to wait until capitalism has reached the end of its slow and ignominious demise, they can be implemented right away. Our salvation lies in the counter-economy that will replace the old order and lead to national freedom and social justice. Stop voting for those who wish to reform the corrupt system and start building the revolutionary structures of tomorrow.