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Nexus X HumectressOpen Letter to ODRC Director Annette Chambers-Smith, Part 1 – by Sean Swain Dear Director Chambers-Smith, Hi. I’m writing because I have a sense that we may have gotten off on the wrong foot. One of your administration’s first actions, coming into office, was to illegally rendition me […]
An average mazing of mistakes, / The kind that everybody makes / Set random intervals apart. By A.E. Stallings, from POETRY (May 2020); recently featured on Poetry Foundation’s Audio Poem of the day podcast. Daedal To build a labyrinth it takes A twisted mind, a puzzled art, A […]
Some anti-Councilism Procedures Professional ideologists in the East impute to the council communists a sectarianism which, ignoring the necessary “meditations” or “stages”, would bring them closer to Stalin, the Gang of Four or other excessive centralists, while stigmatizing their alleged propensity for enterprise egoism… Read more 56 minutes […]
The War in Western Sahara – a Forgotten Struggle Located in north-west Africa, just 140 kilometers from the Canary Islands, Western Sahara is a desert landscape with an arid climate. Since 1973, the POLISARIO liberation front has been fighting Morocco’s occupation of the country. Currently, there is a […]
Ireland: Situation in the Occupied Territories There has been a lot of talk about Northern Ireland in the media recently. It is all the peace talks that have brought the Irish question back into focus. After long talks between Sinn Fein and the British government and the social […]
A Poem By Kuwasi Balagoon A poem by Kuwasi Balagoon The Leaves Are Changing To Shades Of Fire Rust N Indigo In Waves And All At Once And One By One Different In Their Deaths Like All Times An Love Ones An Memories Of Places Faded From Lack […]
Jacinda Ardern: The Myth of Kindness and the Reality of Division The release of Ardern: Prime Minister is the latest attempt to mythologise Jacinda Ardern’s tenure as a time of compassionate and decisive leadership. The documentary frames her as a selfless leader who guided New Zealand through crises, […]
The Colony Must Fall Anonymous Submission In the early hours of the morning on the eve of Invasion Day 2025, a monument dedicated to the diggers of WWI was defaced. Red paint was splashed all over the statue with the words “the colony must fall” and “land back” […]
Andrew Nette Interview: Revolution in 35mm in The Long Seventies Podcast The Long Seventies Podcast November 15th, 2024 Listen HERE Buy Revolution in 35mm: Political Violence and Resistance in Cinema from the Arthouse to the Grindhouse, 1960–1990 We interview editor and author Andrew Nette about his new book, […]
Protests and Student Walkouts Against ICE Spread Across the US Anger is boiling over in the streets, as demonstrations, protests, and school walkouts are spreading against ICE raids and attacks on undocumented workers, schools and communities. While the Trump administration has attempted to paint the raids as a […]
Greece: Mass protests demand justice for train crash victims Tempi disaster investigation widely seen as a cover-up for infrastructure neglect ~ Kit Dimou ~ Hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters flooded the streets of Greece last weekend, responding to a call from families of the 57 victims of […]
Wage Theft and Worker Abuse at Royal India/Dastoor Update Seattle Solidarity Network is excited to showcase the wins we have amassed over the past year and a half of active boycott and protest: Since starting the fight in March 2023, Seasol has held 43 pickets (and counting) at […]
This Month in the Apocalypse: January, 2025 Episode Summary On This Month in the Apocalypse, James, Margaret, and Miriam talk about everything that happened in January, and especially a lot of Trump’s executive orders. Margaret covers climate. Miriam talks about the nature of executive orders, and James covers […]
Organizing Against Prison and Jail Expansion in Indiana and Kentucky Saturday, February 15 3:00 – 5:00 pm Indianapolis Liberation Center Despite the public eruption against policing and prisons in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, the growth of these institutions has shown no signs of slowing down. In […]
Jeremy Carl Boasts That The Trump Administration ‘Implemented’ Every Recommendation From His Book Upon taking office, President Trump issued executive orders which banned federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and rescinded an executive order which prohibited discrimination in federal contracting. In response, Jeremy Carl boasted that Trump “implemented” […]
Definitive Suspension of Lines 5 and 7 of the Tren Maya Granted Mexico City | Desinformémonos. Indigenous, campesino and urban communities of Campeche, Yucatán and Quintana Roo obtained the definitive suspension of the construction of sections 5 north and south and 7 of the federal Tren Maya megaproject, […]
Iberian Anarchist Federation – Statutes of the FAI The Iberian Anarchist Federation has been the most important specific organization of Spanish anarchism. Since its foundation in 1927, it has withstood the attacks of all the enemies of anarchism who, adhering to an imaginary conspiracy theory, have tried to […]
by thecollectiveFeb 1, 2025 From Transmetropolitan Review One of the few contemporary writers he liked and knew well was Edward Abbey, author of The Monkey Wrench Gang, which, despite it’s many flaws, was highly influential among anarchists in the United States, given it encouraged industrial sabotage in defense […]
by thecollectiveJan 31, 2025 From Black Rose Anarchist FederationThis is the sixth installment in our Anarchists in the Labor Movement series. Click through the links to read installment #1 with an education worker, #2 with healthcare workers, #3 with a metal worker, #4 with a public librarian, and #5 with a public school […]
31 January, 2025 Sebastian Wang The British Government is once again congratulating itself for something that no sane person should be proud of. The announcement that over 1 million people have now received the new Moderna COVID booster is being treated as an achievement. It is nothing of […]
31 January, 2025 Sebastian Wang Extremely Confused: The Government’s New Counter-Extremism Review Revealed By Andrew Gilligan and Dr Paul Stott (Policy Exchange, 2025) Britain is already a sinister police state, and under the Starmer Government, it is set to become still more a police state. Extremely Confused, a […]
31 January, 2025 Bryan Mercadente Here is an article on Russia Today about the collapse of Western support for the Zelensky Regime in Kiev. Because Britain is an authoritarian police state where dissent is closely censored, it has not been possible to access Russia Today since 2022. Well, […]
Americans rarely touch their government directly. They engage with the American system at work. Jan 29, 2025 The modern world of work is a great black hole warping politics. Few people realize this, because you can’t see a black hole directly with your eyes—they don’t give off light. […]
NATIONAL REVIEW JANUARY 31, 2025 ◼ There are some members of Congress we’d like to buy out, too. ◼ A fatal commercial plane crash happened in the United States for the first time in nearly 16 years. At Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, an American Airlines CRJ700 in […]
Caitlin Johnstone Jan 31, 2025 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): It’s not just that they tell us what to think, it’s that they train us how to think. From grade school on we are fed a framework for thinking about the world […]
Government Tech Workers Forced to Defend Projects to Random Elon Musk Bros Makena Kelly and Vittoria Elliott A recent high school graduate and former Neuralink intern has joined meetings to review lines of code and other work history of career public servants, sparking chaos at a major government […]
View this email in your browser The Failure of Chinese Real Estate by Peter Zeihan on January 31, 2025 Hello to all our newsletter members! We’re excited to announce that our next Live Q&A is on February 7. If you were looking for an excuse to upgrade to The Analyst […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… Sebastian Junger On Near-Deat… 0:00 1:20:54 Listen now Sebastian Junger On Near-Death Experiences His personal story and findings have altered his previous atheism. Andrew Sullivan Jan 31 ∙ Paid READ IN APP Sebastian is an author, journalist, […]
winter oak Read on blog or Reader Modernisation means pillage and profit By winter oak on January 31, 2025 by Paul Cudenec As I have pointed out before, a big disruptive event like a war serves multiple purposes for the criminocrats. [1] One of these is to initiate a Reset, […]
View in browser A quick note for today as we wrap up the week (though another episode of the Tom Woods Show, with the great Mark Sisson, will be released tonight). This week on the Tom Woods Show I devoted two episodes to Ross Ulbricht: the first one […]
Inside: Bill Gates, David Kynaston on private school, vaping, Thatcher, the future of Ukraine, Camelot, WG Sebald, Florida and Scunthorpe. Feb 01, 2025 Finn Good morning. Welcome to the Saturday Read, the New Statesman’s guide to politics, culture, books, and ideas. This is Finn with Nicholas and George. […]
Not even two weeks have passed since Donald Trump took office, but his administration has been dizzyingly active. The whirlwind of executive orders coming from the White House has clarified many of Trump’s priorities … but it’s also raised a lot of questions. How will Trump deliver on […]
Hello there, Fellow Peace, Loving Truth-seeker! Have you ever heard of a gentleman that goes by the name of Ole Dammegård? Let me tell you that he is quite an intriguing individual that you should thoroughly pay attention to. He has made quite an impact in the […]
Brought to you by BetterHelp Recently at The Signal: Emile Dirks on whether the Chinese Communist Party really controls TikTok. … Today: Why did people around the world vote out incumbents last year? Steven Levitsky on the emerging complexity of the populist right. … Also: Gustav Jönsson with some historical […]
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2025 Exchange, like property, is a natural right. Every citizen who has produced or acquired a product should have the option of applying it immediately to his own use or of transferring it to whoever on the face of the earth agrees to give him […]
by Jay Lantis HighwayHypnotist Jan 31, 2025 Jay Lantis argues that Trump’s second rise to power, driven by a youth rebellion against the disillusioning failures of neoliberalism and hyper-progressivism, signals the cultural resurgence of the American right, with ripple effects poised to empower Europe’s own fight for sovereignty […]
CLG News CLG News Feb 1 READ IN APP All, please check your sp*m bin for these newsletters. That last edition was relegated to the sp*m folder for iCloud people and others. Thanks! Huge explosion as plane ‘with at least two on board’ crashes in Philadelphia leaving streets […]
Caitlin Johnstone Jan 31, 2025 Listen to a reading of this piece (reading by Tim Foley): It doesn’t have to be this way. Nowhere is it inscribed upon the fabric of reality that control of the world must be ceded to the dumbest, crudest and cruelest among us. […]
JANUARY 31, 2025 The Uncertainty of Trump 2.0 The Trump Administration Unabashedly Embraces the Monroe Doctrine → When it comes to Donald Trump, the name of the game seems to be uncertainty. Will he end the most successful foreign aid program in US history? James North asked that […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 1, 2025 Hello to all our newsletter members! We’re less than a week away from our Live Q&A on February 7. If you were looking for an excuse to upgrade to The Analyst tier, here is your reason… In addition to getting access to the […]
Troy Southgate Feb 01, 2025 I WAS studying the thoughts of one of the very early phenomenologists, Franz Brentano (1838-1917), whose On the Manifold Meaning of Being According to Aristotle reminds me somewhat of the spirit behind National-Anarchism. A huge inspiration for both Martin Heidegger (1889-1976) and Edmund […]
Kevin Barrett Feb 01, 2025 Stripe deplatformed me. Workarounds: Paypal …and the new preferred free-speech-supporting platform: SPDonate . All of my Substack content is freely available. To support it, please use SPDonate. If you were a paid subscriber to my Substack, you won’t be billed any more, so […]
Sponsored by the Robert B. Silvers Foundation In “‘Their Kind of Indoctrination,’” published on the NYR Online shortly before Donald Trump’s second inauguration, Diane Ravitch writes about the troubling future of American public education. Referring to the president’s infamous remark from his first campaign—“I love the poorly educated”—Ravitch warns that his second […]
Read in browser February 1, 2025 Senior Fellow Judy Shelton breaks down the connection between oil prices and inflation on Fox Business. Don’t Substitute Tariffs for Income Taxes: You’ll Get Both Senior Fellow and David J. Theroux Chair Phillip W. Magness argues with co-author David R. Henderson argue […]
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Singular Journeys for Progressives Join us this fall on one of our two programs that explore the history of slavery. Our newly designed West Africa and the Origins of the Slave Trade travels from Senegal to Benin, Togo and Ghana as we explore the history and legacy of […]
Niccolo Soldo Feb 01, 2025 Every weekend (almost) I share five articles/essays/reports with you. I select these over the course of the week because they are either insightful, informative, interesting, important, or a combination of the above. Share One subject that I have not covered over the years […]
by Rose Sybil Rose Sybil Feb 01, 2025 Rose Sybil argues that humanity’s overreliance on technique, driven by the illusions of humanism and consumption, is destabilizing ecosystems, disrupting cultural bonds, and accelerating societal and environmental entropy, necessitating a fundamental shift in human organization to restore balance and preserve […]
thought digest, 01.28.2025 Katherine Dee Jan 28, 2025 I’m Katherine Dee. I read in an industry newsletter that I should re-introduce myself in every post. 😓 I’m an Internet ethnographer, sometimes podcaster, and reporter. I spend maybe 20 hours a week talking to people about how they use […]
As a follow up to our last episode of the round-table: Round-Table 120: Libidinal Release: Violence vs. Creativity: • Round-Table 120: Libidinal Release: V… Keith, Florian, Terminal Philosophy and I will discuss the nature of the use of violence in the US. I hope to argue that the kinds of hemoclysm we all […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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