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Nexus X HumectressAmerica is in her twilight. Our systems are headed for collapse. So say goodbye to politics as we know it. In this audacious book, Max Borders shows us that American society is breaking down: Our socio-economic models are faulty. Our hierarchies are strained. Our belief in the founding […]
Imagine a system in which a private company offers you protection of life, liberty and property as a “government service provider”. This service includes internal and external security, a legal and regulatory framework and independent dispute resolution. You pay a contractually fixed fee for these services per year. […]
This Guidebook provides comprehensive how-to information to build Startup Societies. These are small areas that innovate in governance, such as Shenzhen, Dubai, and Singapore. The Authors wrote this Guidebook to radically lower barriers for launching Startup Society ventures. This Guidebook covers twenty steps to create a Startup Society […]
Max Borders is the founder and Executive Director of Social Evolution—a non-profit organization dedicated to liberating humanity through innovation. Max is also co-founder of the Future Frontiers conference and festival. His books include The Social Singularity and After Collapse. READ MORE
This “progressive prosecutor” phenomenon is one of the few examples I have seen of “reform within the system” actually working. Probably because prosecutors have enormous powers and can pretty much unilaterally alter the character of the criminal justice system in their own jurisdiction. A prosecutor who is ideologically […]
This interview with Michael Lind from February 2020 nails it down pretty well in terms of what is going on with class relations, and the meaning of Trump. By Isaac Chotiner, New Yorker In his new book, “The New Class War: Saving Democracy from the Managerial Elite,” the […]
On August 11 the UK Court hears arguments from the US govt on its appeal for Assange’s extradition. Williamson talks to Julians’ family about his case.
By Felipe Corrêa To deal with the political thought of Errico Malatesta is not a simple task and is something that must be carried out with necessary caution. It is relevant to bear in mind three fundamental questions that run throughout any more careful analysis of his work: […]
By Joel Kotkin In Europe, North America, Oceania and East Asia, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a tragic, wrenching experience, creating more depressed and divided societies. Yet, as we have been gazing obsessively at our own problems, a spectre infinitely worse is emerging in the most populous, fastest […]
By Joel Kotkin Millennials have long been cast as the great progressive hope, or “New Progressive America: The Millennial Generation,” as one study would have it. 25- to 40-year-old Americans, already the largest portion of the current adult population, have been cast by progressives as “a hero generation” […]
By Joel Kotkin National Socialism, Maoism and Marxism-Leninism all have one thing in common: they boil down human experience to one aspect, such as race or class, and diminish the struggles and achievements of much of humanity. In some respects, as an approach to understanding history, CRT has […]
‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ host discusses Big Tech censorship over distribution of information.
By Daisy Luther, Organic Prepper All over the world, the hot-button subject of the moment is the Covid vaccination. Many governments discuss making it mandatory, a terrifying concept for people who believe that the vaccine is unsafe. But perhaps even more appalling are the shocking things that people […]
Jason Unruhe’s classic video explaining the first problem with the First World Left.
Recently, Nicky Reid observed: My divide with most other far leftists seems to be largely a matter of priorities. The New New Left puts antiracism and antifascism at the forefront, while I still view American Imperialism as the greatest threat to humanity. The thing is, I very much […]
My latest interview with Cotto-Gottfried. Watch here.
Nestor Makhno has been called a revolutionary anarchist, a peasant rebel, the Ukrainian Robin Hood, a mass-murderer, a pogromist, and a devil. These epithets had their origins in the Russian Civil War (1917–1921), where the military forces of the peasant-anarchist Nestor Makhno and Mennonite colonists in southern Ukraine […]
By Chase Padusniak “Anarchy,” a scary word to many, doesn’t get much use in Catholic circles. It seems downright frightening, either theologically or personally-it seems to threaten longstanding traditions of justice, not to mention the personal comfort and status of the West’s largely comfortable and assimilated Catholic population. […]
By Jim Palmer Did you ever hear in church that Jesus was an anarchist? Probably not. Many of my friends who are anarchists are Atheist. It makes sense. At its root, anarchy is the absence of a ruler – that would include a ruler on earth or in […]
By Shahzada Rahim Reviewing the book “Beyond the Boundaries: C.R.L James and Post-National Studies” by Christopher Gair The beginning of 1960s marked the rise of the American Studies as a subject in the academia. The whole discourse of the American Studies was established based upon the metanarrative of […]
The United States is undergoing a profound and radical transformation, all features of which point to the fact of its departure at an accelerated rate from its largely self-proclaimed status as a global hegemon. The United States has lost ground in every single category that defines the power […]
The Herland Report Herland Report: The worst thing that has happened to the US is the collapse of the Soviet Union. It opened up for the neo-con movement that has destroyed the West, says Dr. Paul Craig Roberts to Herland Report TV on the worst thing that happened […]
Instead of paying to move the rock they should’ve just let Hunter Biden smoke it.
By Patrice Taddonio PBS In 2006, in what was touted by the government as a major success in the post-9/11 “war on terror,” then-U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales took to the podium at a press conference to announce the arrest of an alleged seven-man homegrown terror cell that […]
By Joel Kotkin, Quillette In Ma Jian’s new novel, the protagonist, Ma Daode, may be a corrupt, womanizing local official, but he is a corrupt, womanizing local official with a mission. His goal is to develop a drug that will allow President Xi Jinping’s vision of a glorious […]
Ryan Grim, Alyssa Farah and Kim Iversen discuss the Biden administration’s handling of spiking gas prices.
Alyssa Farah reflects back on the magnitude of the War in Afghanistan as President Biden works to withdraw all U.S. troops.
Kim Iversen breaks down the Big Tech censorship crisis.
Ryan Grim argues that the United States’ attempt to extradite and prosecute Julian Assange is being used globally by dictators to justify their own human rights crackdowns.
Team Rising discusses the GOP’s response to Senate Dems expanding child tax credit in their reconciliation bill.
New York Assemblyman Ron Kim breaks down his issues with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s resignation.
At a press event on Thursday the spokesperson for the Pentagon announced that the US was sending 3,000 U.S. troops into Afghanistan.
Ryan Grim, Alyssa Farah and Kim Iversen react to reports that Sen. Rand Paul’s wife invested in a drug company that produced COVID treatments back in February 2020.
The growth in the American population over the last decade was driven entirely by minority communities, according to new data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau, as the number of white Americans declined for the first time since the nation’s founding.
Mark Steyn joins ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ to react to montage of late-night hosts fawning over the disgraced governor.
Krystal offers her perspective on why the best possible legislation from Democrats will not be enough to prevent climate disaster.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski examine the mainstream media’s latest covid hysteria and what the facts really are.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski analyze the comments made by Bill Burr about Ron DeSantis and the covid situation in Florida.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski look at the overwhelming passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill and Mitch McConnell’s comments afterwards.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski criticize the decision made by YouTube to censor Rand Paul for his comments on masks and covid guidelines.
Krystal and guest host Kyle talk about Andrew Cuomo’s resignation and Joe Biden’s praise for the disgraced Governor.
Kyle Kulinski goes after Brian Stelter and the media for embarrassing themselves in the face of Cuomo’s resignation.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski bring on David Sirota to re-evaluate the legacy of Barack Obama on climate change and more.
Saagar and Marshall talk to Kinsey Grant and Josh Kaplan, co-founders of Smooth Ops and the Thinking Is Cool podcast, about whether billionaires should exist or not.
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski react to Edward Snowden’s harsh criticism of Apple’s new plan to monitor photos.
I am not someone who believes that reforms are impossible or worthless. But I do tend to hold to the belief that before those “within” the system ever enact any meaningful reforms, they have to be pushed from the bottom up and those on the bottom within the […]
It’s interesting how so many ideas that we have promoted here at ATS for decades have now started working their way into the mainstream: pan-secessionism, cultivating the populist right as a counterpart to the neocons, de facto red/brown/green alliances, fourth-generation warfare, lumpenproletarian insurrection, UBI as an alternative to […]
Krystal and guest host Kyle Kulinski talk about Andrew Cuomo’s resignation, bipartisan infrastructure bill, elite media’s covid misinformation, YouTube censorship, Ron DeSantis’s policy decisions, climate change, media covering for Cuomo, Barack Obama’s legacy, and more!
Joan of Arc was burned at the stake. Voltairine de Cleyre was shot by a would-be assassin. Rosa Luxemburg was killed by the Freikorps. Emma Goldman was deported. Sophie Scholl was beheaded. Anne Frank was (probably) gassed. Sarah Jane Moore was behind bars for decades. Assata Skakur is […]
By Ethan Woolley National Interest When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the newly formed Russian Federation’s demography essentially walked off a cliff. Peter Suciu has written previously in National Interest about the Russian Finance Ministry’s proposed ten percent reduction in military personnel as a cost-cutting measure and […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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