Robert Stark interviews Nataliya Kochergova Nataliya Kochergova Sergeevna blogs at Emma the Emo’s Emo Musings . She lives in Norway and is originally from Russia. Why she is with Eivind Berge What Happens When You Date An Angry Incel Why she has an omega fetish Why she calls herself […]
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 240,000 times in 2014. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 10 […]
Robert Stark interviews Anthony Migchels on the Basic Income Anthony Migchels is a monetary reform advocate from the Netherlands. His website is Real Currencies Topics include: Proposals for a basic income How a basic income should be implemented and how […]
Robert Stark interviews Paul Gottfried on Dugin & Neoconservatives Paul Gottfried recently retired as Professor of Humanities at Elizabethtown College, PA. He is the author of After Liberalism, Multiculturalism and the Politics […]
Robert Stark interviews Keith Preston on the City-State System Keith’s article The Case for the City-State System The core issues that political dissidents agree upon How to address the divisive social wedge issues How Pan Secessionism and the City-State System addresses those issues Ron Paul’s statement that […]
Robert Stark interviews Richard Spencer Richard Spencer is Editor of RADIX JOURNAL, Founder of the Alternative Right, and President of THE NATIONAL POLICY INSTITUTE. Topics: Why he quit the Alternative Right to start Radix Journal The need […]
Robert Stark interviews Ilana Mercer Ilana Mercer is the author of Into the Cannibal’s Pot: Lessons for America from Post-Apartheid South Africa. Ilana’s website is http://www.ilanamercer.com and she blogs at BarelyABlog. She describes herself as a Paleolibertarian. Topics: Obama’s Executive Order on Immigration The […]
Charles Lincoln talks about life in Beverly Hills Guest host Charles Lincoln talks about politics, culture, and life in Beverly Hills, California. Topics include: His article Beverly Hills at 100: who sets the style for this style-setting enclave? Mansionization in Beverly Hills The concept of nuisance as […]
By J. David Goodman and Al Baker New York Times A Staten Island grand jury on Wednesday ended the criminal case against a white New York police officer whose chokehold on an unarmed black man led to the man’s death, a decision that drew condemnation from many elected […]
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Imagine a North American United Revolutionary Front consisting of anarchists from across the spectrum of anarchist opinion, plus sympathetic or allied groups from the left, right, and center: libertarians, communitarians, paleos, populists, progressives, decentralists, greens, socialists, and (non-statist) nationalists. Imagine such an alliance organizing around a few basic […]
When are we going to move all of our anarchists offline and out into the street? The seven anarchist Facebook groups listed below have over 100,000 members collectively. When are some innovative anarchist “leaders” going to come along and start building alliances among all the different anarchist factions? […]
Charles Lincoln talks about life in Beverly Hills Guest host Charles Lincoln talks about politics, culture, and life in Beverly Hills, California. Topics include: His article Beverly Hills at 100: who sets the style for this style-setting enclave? Mansionization in Beverly Hills The concept of nuisance as […]
Robert Stark interviews Richard Spencer Richard Spencer is Editor of RADIX JOURNAL, Founder of the Alternative Right, and President of THE NATIONAL POLICY INSTITUTE. Topics: Why he quit the Alternative Right to start Radix Journal The need to […]
Dryl Bsrb discusses Anti-Social Skills A special guest host Dryl Bsrb aka “Kane/Metal Gear” discusses anti-social skills. Dryl is not part of the New Right but the New Underground Proletariat.
I was recently trying to think of all the arguments that have been offered against the ATS philosophy and strategy. I would define the ATS position as follows: 1. The international plutocratic empire is the enemy of all mankind except a small number of people who are its […]
Hard Core Talk is a new kind of old-school radio show, which combines the genteel approach of old-time radio, with a youthful vitality and New Right metapo http://www.gofundme.com/gy2l90 Ever notice how many great and talented artists in every genre of cultural end up struggling for recognition […]
Unfortunately, some folks on the rightist end of libertarianism, anarcho-capitalism, or “anarchism of the right” have been veering off into this neo-reactionary, nostalgic monarchist, or neo-fascist stuff just as some on the left end of anarchism and libertarianism have veered off into social democracy (Chomsky), totalitarian humanism (the […]
By Paul Mulshine By Paul Mulshine | The Star Ledger Freeman Dyson is a physicist who has been teaching at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton since Albert Einstein was there. When Einstein died in 1955, there was an opening for the title of “most brilliant physicist […]
By Frank Serpico Politico.Com Watch the classic film here. n the opening scene of the 1973 movie “Serpico,” I am shot in the face—or to be more accurate, the character of Frank Serpico, played by Al Pacino, is shot in the face. Even today it’s very difficult for […]
I originally posted this nearly five years ago, but I would still stand by every word. 1. I agree with the Augustinian view of the state as a robber band writ large. 2. I agree with the Stirnerite view of political obligation. Why should I obey this guy […]
While I’m not a fan or supporter of this guy, he may be opening some doors that those of us with a much more radical position can make use of in the future. By Jack Hunter The American Conservative “The Kentucky senator has consistently challenged long-held GOP views […]
Russia Today AFP Photo / Jewel Samad The American Dream is slipping further away from the vast majority of Americans than it has in a quarter century. Now 90 percent of US households are poorer than they were in 1987, according to both a new study and the […]
This is important stuff regardless of your politics if you’re against the system. It’s an indication of what dissidents from all over the spectrum can expect in the future. Alternative Right Andy and Colin are joined by Richard Spencer of the National Policy Institute to talk about his […]
Kevin Carson takes down the Progressive’s favorite economist, though I appreciate Sean’s effort to provide some nuance in his introduction. By Kevin Carson Center for a Stateless Society Paul Krugman, in denouncing the excessive market power of Amazon (“Amazon’s Monopsony is Not OK,” New York Times, October 19), […]
By Ruth Padawer New York Times Hundreds of young women streamed into Wellesley College on the last Monday of August, many of them trailed by parents lugging suitcases and bins filled with folded towels, decorative pillows and Costco-size jugs of laundry detergent. The banner by the campus entranceway […]
The most sensible analysis of the Obama presidency published yet. By Bruce Bartlett The American Conservative illustration by Michael Hogue Back in 2008, Boston University professor Andrew Bacevich wrote an article for this magazine making a conservative case for Barack Obama. While much of it was based on […]
If you vote and live in Washington, D.C. consider Eugene Puryear. For those anarchists and libertarians who might look askance at endorsing a leftist and a socialist like Mr. Puryear, I would suggest taking a look at his track record. He’s on the right page concerning the biggest […]
Given that elections are coming up soon, I would suggest either one of two possible approaches for anarchists, libertarians, decentralists, secessionists, or dissidents and enemies of the system generally. One of these is to simply not vote at all. Boycotting a corrupt system has the effect of de-legitimizing […]
By Robert Parry Consortium News Exclusive: America’s neoconservatives, by stirring up trouble in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, are creating risks for the world’s economy that are surfacing now in the turbulent stock markets, threatening another global recession, writes Robert Parry. By Robert Parry If you’re nervously […]
By Welf Herfurth When one travels there is a lot of time spent thinking while on long transits between cities and places. Personal things and also the odd political thought. And while I was on a bus traveling in Argentina, I saw a news clip about ISIS, who […]
By Janet Biehl New Compass February 3-5, 2012, a a conference was organized in Hamburg, Germany. The theme was “Challenging Capitalist Modernity: Alternative concepts and the Kurdish Question.” The following text was delivered as a speech to the conference. … In February 1999, at the moment when Abdullah […]
By Michael Schmidt and Lucien Van der Walt Anarchist Library Introduction: Second-Generation Anarchism in Anatolia: The Kurdish National Question Back to the Beginnings: Alexandre Atabekian and the Rise of Anarchism in the Ottoman Empire The “Black International” and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Anarchist Anti-Imperialist Guerrillas in Thrace: Mikhail […]
Channel 4 News Brian Whelan The PKK could play a key role in the battle against Islamic State, but their roots as Marxist guerrillas leaves the west wary. Channel 4 News looks at how the group is pursuing a Kurdish Spring. After over 30 years of an anachronistic […]
Rafael Taylor RoarMag.Org As the prospect of Kurdish independence becomes ever more imminent, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party transforms itself into a force for radical democracy. Excluded from negotiations and betrayed by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne after having been promised a state of their own by the World […]
By Jesse Walker Reason.Com The Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, has been active in the Kurdish parts of Turkey since the ’70s. It has a sometimes sordid history: Its politics were Marxist-Leninist, and its willingness to kill prisoners and civilians earned a rebuke from Amnesty International. Its leader, […]
Yes! The Bookchinites of Kurdistan are making their mark. By Alia Malek’ Al-Jazeera Members of the PKK wait to greet the body of a slain Iraqi Kurdish PKK fighter on the road from Erbil.Ayman Oghanna for Al Jazeera America ERBIL, Iraq — The body of Zanyar Kawa is […]
Resolved:Opposition to so-called “victimless crimes” or “consensual crimes” has long been a hallmark of libertarian and anarchist thought. It’s time the ball started rolling a little bit faster on this question. These kinds of laws are the primary reason why the U.S. police state has grown dramatically in […]
By David D’Amato Center for a Stateless Society In a new article for Rolling Stone, “Inside the Koch Brothers’ Toxic Empire,” Tim Dickinson attempts to present the frequently demonized brothers Koch as essentially hardline libertarians, whose radical free market ideology is thoroughly mixed into their business philosophy and […]
Russia Today Image from facebook.com/Azad.Onepercenter Kurdish forces fighting Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria have received a surprising accession. While allied forces refuse to take part in military action on the ground, several German bikers have reportedly joined the fight against the jihadists. Kawan A., the club […]
By Wendy Call Yes Magazine Javier Sicilia stopped writing poetry after his son was murdered by drug traffickers. He has turned his attention full time to protesting the drug wars. Seattle’s South Park neighborhood has seen its share of drug-related crime and violence. Many of its residents are […]
I think that ARV-ATS has to a great degree developed to the point where we are ready to enter a new stage of our development. Over the years, I have made an effort to assess the limitations of previously existing anarchist movements, and to formulate a new theoretical […]
By Eric Draitser New Eastern Outlook In the midst of the war against ISIS (Islamic State) now taking place in both Iraq and Syria, a possible shifting of alliances that could fundamentally alter the balance of power in the region is taking place, and no one seems to […]
Navid Nasr Sukant Chandan: “Here you can see a rough sketch of how nato has mobilised death squads from around the world & subjected Syria to these rapists, slavers of women, mutilators & generally nato’s razor blades against our peoples. They are being fought back by a formal […]
Anarkismo.Net What you read below is the experience of my visit, for a couple of weeks in May this year, 2014, to the North-East of Syria or Syrian Kurdistan (West of Kurdistan) with a close friend of mine. Throughout the visit we had the total freedom and opportunity […]
By Kevin Carson Counterpunch.Org The Obama administration recently announced a policy of limited intervention in Iraq, using drone strikes to stave off conquest of Kurdish autonomous areas by ISIS. The main US ally on the ground is Massoud Barzani’s Kurdistan Regional Government, and US support against ISIS is […]
This was originally posted on the Libertarian Alliance blog. The general theory of political economy I hold to is roughly the same as Carson’s, and I wrote an essay for LA back in 2008 outlining my perspective. Since you don’t like links, I won’t provide one. But it’s […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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