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Nexus X HumectressThis sucks. This is also the kind of economic activism we alternative anarchists could work to build political coalitions around. No doubt these kinds of state actions are offensive to a wide assortment of political groups as well as private individuals. Perhaps our organizing opposition to economic repression […]
Seema Jilani on the outgroup that the enlightened, respectable folks hate.
…strikes in Canada. Tipper would be proud.
Justin Raimondo explains why. The “Yellow Peril” is a convenient scapegoat for politicians and their partisan followers eager to divert popular anger toward a foreign – and non-white and non-black – scapegoat. Oldsters will recall another yellowish peril, Japan, which supposedly threatened to upend American economic supremacy by […]
From the ACLU website. YOUR RIGHTS – You have the right to remain silent. If you wish to exercise that right, say so out loud. – You have the right to refuse to consent to a search of yourself, your car or your home. – If you are […]
Fantastic discussion of the origin and nature of political correctness with Derek Turner.
Kevin Carson explains why. Krugman is entirely correct in arguing that, as the economy is currently structured, there is no way to achieve full employment other than government spending to make up the demand shortfall. But there’s no plausible scenario in which the economy, once kick-started by Keynesian […]
The Wall Street Journal interviews black libertarian Walter Williams. For those interested in how race, class, and the state really intersect, Williams’ book The State Against Blacks is a must read.
A Leftist who uses the name of “Equus” has posted a limited critique of ATS on Royce Christian’s blog. Read it here. My response: Equus begins his rebuttal by offering a concise and helpful summary of the points of his refutation. I repeat it in full: My objection […]
An interesting and sympathetic critique of libertarianism from someone who appears to be paleocon-leaning. Read it here. It’s actually the second part of a critique that began here. This writer identifies what I consider to one of the core weaknesses of anti-state radicals, i.e. their inability to develop […]
Kaufmann’s new book is reviewed at The American Conservative. Philosophical anarchism provides us with the ideology. Secession provides us with the methodology.
The $PLC and other professional hate-watchers think so. Jesse Walker fills us in. We also know, for example, that Loughner was deeply interested in lucid dreaming, in reality-bending movies such as Waking Life and Donnie Darko, and in the science-fiction novels of Philip K. Dick, a writer whose […]
From The Freeman. E. Fuller Torrey, a recognized expert on schizophrenic murderers, agrees. He refers to Loughner as “the alleged shooter” and states that he “is reported to have had symptoms associated with schizophrenia … and almost certainly was seriously mentally ill and untreated…. These tragedies are the […]
So argues James Kirkpatrick. I disagree with this author’s argument that women make inherently incompetent soldiers. See here, here, here, here, here, and here. But the important part of this writer’s argument is that even the supposedly most conservative institution in the U.S. is itself thoroughly penetrated by […]
Watch the interview with Craig Bodeker. Also, Srdja Trifovic contrasts soft and hard totalitarianism.
From The Independent In his speech, Eisenhower warned about the growth of a ‘military-industrial complex,’ and the risks it could pose. “The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power,” Ike said, “exists and will persist.” His anxieties back then were prompted by the ten-fold expansion of the […]
Ron Holland on impending economic meltdown.
Geez, what else is new? Radley Balko gives the rundown on another routine incident of servin’ and protectin’.
A critique of libertarianism from New York magazine by Christopher Beam. This critique is limited solely to the modern postwar American version of libertarianism. It doesn’t reference classical anarchism or even modern left-anarchism at all. So it’s focus is pretty narrow. A much more comprehensive treatment of anti-state […]
by Jack Ross http://www.amconmag.com/postright/2011/01/13/strauss-beyond-left-and-right/ Paul Gottfried has paid me the high compliment of writing an extended response to a message board comment I made of his essay on the critics of Leo Strauss. Though I’m amused that Gottfried seems to be taken in by the argument of some […]
by Jack Ross http://www.amconmag.com/postright/2011/01/13/that-1918-feeling/ Though it may well be too soon to assume any real significance to the withdrawal of Hezbollah from the Lebanese government, it is nevertheless suggestive of what I have argued for a while – that we are on the brink of an uprising across […]
Kevin Carson on the modern version of the Baptist/Bootlegger alliance. The ostensible opposing sides in the so-called Drug War have a similar relationship. In the real world, the private drug cartels derive their power from the existence of a lucrative black market which the state plays a central […]
Kevin Carson tells us how to do it. These are the kinds of economic policies I envision future pan-secessionist and alternative anarchist organizations bringing into the arena of public debate and into the political mainstream.
Will others be inspired? Also, some interesting observations from Chris Kennedy at LewRockwell.Com.
So says “Thoreau.” As a helpful guide to our readers, I have prepared a detailed classification scheme for illegal drugs: Class Ia: The drugs that you used when you were young and wild. Not as potent as today’s drugs, and nothing to get judgmental about. Sometimes worth getting […]
Scott McConnell of The American Conservative reviewed this book by Vanderbilt law professor Carol Swain. I consider this book to be the very best scholarly work on the question of American white nationalism. In fact, it is probably the only such work of any genuine quality. Dr. Swain […]
James J. O’Meara discusses homosexuality in Islamic culture, and the false dichotomy of the “progressive” West and “benighted” Islam promoted by the Neocons. I’ve discussed this false dichotomy with regards to other issues in the past. See here.
Excellent, comprehensive take down of the High Priest of Left-Anarchism by left-anarchist Roderick T. Long. I will always acknowledge my intellectual debt to Chomsky, whose writings more than those of anyone else helped me to develop a thorough understanding of the history and nature of U.S. imperialism. But […]
Congratulations to the Second Vermont Republic and the Republic of Cascadia! (thanks, Jim)
One of the biggest controversies surrounding myself is my association with the national-anarchists, my recognition of them as a legitimate branch of anarchism, and efforts to include them as part of a pan-secessionist alliance. This statement by the National Anarchist Tribal Alliance of New York provides what is […]
This interview with Naomi Wolf gives a good overview of the real problems with the police state that has arisen from the terror war. Read it here. Wolf is actually a pretty good antidote to the histrionics of the Glenn Beck and/or Alex Jones crowd. She actually provides […]
Yesterday, a left-anarchist posted this critique of ARV/ATS on another forum. I’ve included the critique in its entirety at the beginning of this, and then spliced it up with my own comments inserted in the second section.
Paul Gottfried gives his take on the subject. Given the PC attack on Twain, one would never know that he was both a staunch abolitionist and militant opponent of Christianity.
Interesting article from Alternet on the utopian communities during the Age of Aquarius.
Shawn Wilbur on the C4SS symposium. Wilbur has done some great work making Proudhon’s stuff more accessible.
Achieving economic self-determination in one of America’s most depressed cities. Read the article.
by James Leroy Wilson http://www.partialobserver.com/article.cfm?id=3564&RSS=1 It was to be expected, right from the day of Barack Obama’s election as Presdient. As the Tea Party grew, it became not a question of “if” but of “when.” Some lunatic was going to shoot a Democratic (or even moderate Republican) politician, […]
Kevin Carson explains why.
Paul Gottfried offers some possible explanations of the bizarre attempt to lay the blame on an irrelevant scapegoat.
Dr. Sean Gabb of the Libertarian Alliance offers one.
Here are some potential projects I would like to see ARV/ATS develop in the years and decades ahead: 1) An independent radio network which would feature a variety of programs aimed at targeted demographics. Some might be in the right-wing populist Alex Jones mode, some might be oriented […]
1 Christianity: 2.1 billion 2 Islam: 1.5 billion 3 Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion 4 Hinduism: 900 million 5 Chinese religion: 394 million 6 Buddhism: 376 million 7 Primal-indigenous: 300 million 8 African Traditional: 100 million 9 Sikhism: 23 million 10 Juche: 19 million 11 Spiritism: 15 million 12 Judaism: […]
“Most the people who knew the AZ shooter called him a “nut” and a “Left wing pothead”. It’s interesting to watch all the Left TV shows and read the Leftist blogs, They are all trying to blame this kid’s actions on the “Right wing” and gun ownership. It’s […]
Interesting article from The Atlantic on Saudi Arabia’s gay subculture.
A symposium on property and ownership theory at the Center for a Stateless Society. Looks interesting,
…is under attack by the usual suspects. Figures.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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