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Some thoughts on what it would take for “anarchist success” to be achieved. A good point of reference is the history of revolutions. In the 18th and 19th centuries, there was a wave of revolutions (American, French, 1848, etc) that essentially pitted the Enlightenment against the Ancient Regime, […]
Press TV. Listen here. The United States views Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as a “greater” enemy than the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group, as the Assad government is trying to remain independent from the US and Israel, an American analyst says. Keith Preston, editor of the AttacktheSystem.com, made the comments […]
Robert Stark interviews Keith Preston about Thinkers Against Modernity
Listen here: Stark Truth Radio Robert Stark and co-host Alex von Goldstein interview Keith Preston about his book Thinkers Against Modernity Topics include:
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By DangerNixon Ancapistan Jacob Levy recently wrote an essay airing his teary-eyed dismay that so many of his libertarian friends are cheering on Britain’s bow down from EU membership. This comes to no surprise, since BHL seems to be bent on presenting us with the “libertarian case” for […]
By Tim Bryant The Last Vagabond Listen here o most people, the left and right of the political spectrum are polar opposites, which cannot be linked together due to ideological beliefs that are incompatible. On the surface, this seems to be the case, as political divisions are divergent […]
Press TV. Listen here. The situation on the Korean Peninsula should be observed “in the context,” an analyst say, asserting that the test flight of two US heavy bomber jets over South Korea does not necessarily refer to any particular escalation in the volatile region, where two world […]
By Chris Shaw The constant need to define one’s philosophical and ideological beliefs through a convenient form of superstructure is something that can be found amongst all philosophies. The multiple libertarian ideologies are no different in this regard. Whether it be anarchism, left-libertarianism, classical liberalism or any other […]
By Guy Christopher, Originally Published on Money Metals Exchange Do young Americans today know anything about economics? No, they don’t, according to a study during the 2016 presidential primary season, which says lots of other Americans don’t either. The survey found 58% of millennials favor government-run socialism (statistically […]
The Free Thought Project Last week, a few dozen Native Americans showed up to protest the $3.8 billion, 1,172-mile-long pipeline that would cross right through their sacred land. As word spread, however, the few dozen turned into more than 2,500 native Americans. Because of the large turnout, a […]
In honor of the September 9, 1971 Attica prisoner uprising, a nationally coordinated prisoner work stoppage has begun today. Reports say that a full work stoppage has occurred at Holman prison in Alabama. Chelsea Manning has also begun a hunger strike. Other strikes and actions have been reported […]
A must read for anyone that wants to understand present day political, cultural, and class conflict. By Daniel McCarthy The American Conservative Michael Hogue Shock gave way to relief this summer as America’s political establishment—rattled by Donald Trump’s success in winning the Republican nomination—reassured itself of his inevitable […]
By Sean Gabb Libertarian Alliance Listen here. The Greatness of Margaret Thatcher: An Alternative View Speech Given to the Property and Freedom Society Bodrum, 2nd September 2016 Sean Gabb When she died in April 2013, the mainstream assumption was that Margaret Thatcher had been something like the kind […]
By Kirkpatrick Sale Of all the phenomena the 2016 election year has demonstrated, none is greater than the proof that this nation is deeply and probably irretrievably split into two political camps with very, very little in common. It is more than blue states and red states, it […]
Theocracy for Kansas. Totalitarian humanism for Massachusetts.
What I find interesting is how so many people, and not just liberals and leftists but also many conservatives and libertarians and a few anarchists, regard Trump as some special category of sinner or menace. I’m not a Trump guy. I think he’s a loud mouthed, corrupt, egocentric […]
This airing we have Keith Preston joining us. Keith is the chief editor of AttacktheSystem.com and the host of the “Attack the System” online podcast series. He is the founder and director of American Revolutionary Vanguard, a contributing editor at AlternativeRight.com, and a former instructor of sociology. Keith […]
Press TV. Listen here. The US committed “massive war crimes” during the Vietnam War and President Barack Obama’s recent acknowledgment of America’s brutal bombing campaign in that conflict is only a “drop in the bucket,” says a journalist and political commentator in Virginia. “What President Obama acknowledged was […]
The 9th annual meeting of the H.L. Mencken Club will take place Friday, Nov. 4th through Saturday, Nov. 5th, near Baltimore, Md. The theme of this year’s meeting is “The Right Revisited,” a topic which is particularly timely in putting this year’s unprecedented political events in perspective. Hotel […]
Given that the alt-right is now getting a lot of attention in the mainstream press, this interview with Jared Taylor is worth checking out. Taylor along with Richard Spencer are arguably the most influential alt-right leaders. This is a video of Taylor describing the alt-right Jared Taylor, editor […]
The best overview of the intellectual foundations of the alt-right that I have seen to date. By Jakub Jankowski Libertarian Alliance The Rise of the Radical Right: The Alt-Right Neoreaction and the Trump Campaign By Jakub Jankowski (29th August 2016) Equality is bullshit. Hierarchy is essential. The races […]
Posted by Ryan Dawson at Anti-Neocon Report Origins of the Syrian War By Richard H. Black Senator of Virginia, 13th District May 11, 2016 The Syrian War was never an expression of domestic unrest. From the outset, the Syrian War was a foreign covert action, undertaken by NATO […]
By Mike Whitney Counterpunch The Pledge of Allegiance is not an expression of patriotism. It is a loyalty oath that one normally associates with totalitarian regimes. People who love freedom, should be appalled by the idea our children are being coerced to stand and declare their support for […]
Only what I’ve been saying for 20 years. “”Even when the United States is not about to #invade and occupy a country, coverage of official #Washington‘s core interests is generally gracious. Discussing same-sex #marriage or publishing and airing in-depth features on #race, #poverty or the #environment are well […]
U.S. electoral politics is primarily driven by fear of the Other. The U.S. is descending into total tribalism. By Susan Page USA Today Not even their own supporters are all that excited about winning. A nationwide USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll, taken as Labor Day launches the final sprint […]
This is a pretty good summary of why the libertarian movement has failed to provide a viable alternative in the U.S., i.e. it’s just a microcosm representation of the wider established paradigm, and not an alternative paradigm. This author identifies 8 major libertarian factions, ranging from far left […]
By Sheldon Richmond Reason In 1970 country singer Lynn Anderson had a hit recording of a Joe South song that opened with the line: “I beg your pardon. I never promised you a rose garden.” I often think of that song in connection with the libertarian philosophy. You […]
By Tim Bryant The Last American Vagabond As I have touched on in a previous article, one of my missions of late has been to bridge the gap between the progressive/socialist left, the libertarian/capitalist right, and the growing anarchist/agorist movements of anti-statists. On the surface this seems to […]
It would be better if third parties would forget about trying to take over the federal government and focus their efforts on projects where they can actually win such as taking over municipal and county governments. The ATS ideas of pan-decentralization, pan-secessionism, and the city-state system provide a […]
An interesting piece by a conservative Christian writer that fits very well with the ATS perspective. Read More
One of the most complimentary messages I have received in while. I must be doing something right. “I don’t know how someone could live their lives in the United States and end up with such a polluted view of our country. A country that’s not perfect but is […]
By J. P. Cortez Imagine if you asked a grocery clerk to break a $5 bill, and he charged you a 35 cent tax. Silly, right? After all, you were only exchanging one form of money for another. But try walking to a local precious metals dealer in […]
A review of Matthew S. Battaglioli’s “The Consequences of Equality.” Now Available at Amazon. Com Review by Keith Preston For the political Left, there is no value that is more important than “universal human equality.” To be against equality is to be reactionary, regressive, benighted, bigoted, unenlightened, unseemly, […]
Press TV. Listen here. Conflicting foreign polices make it difficult for the West and Russia to reach an agreement over Syria, says an analyst. Chief editor and director of Attachthesystem.com, Keith Preston, made the comments in an interview with Press TV on Sunday, citing recent talks between the […]
It really is interesting how the police in the US has become so pervasive that it’s starting to get attention from both the mainstream Left and mainstream Right, in spite of the divisiveness that otherwise defines contemporary politics. This article also makes the interesting observation that reform efforts […]
Available from Black House Publishing. The prevailing sentiment of contemporary intellectuals is that the human condition has never been better. History is regarded as lengthy episode of oppression that human beings have gradually but steadily fought to overcome with considerable success. Evidence of these successes that are commonly […]
By J. P. Cortez A major national precious metals dealer announced today the creation of the first gold-backed scholarship fund to support outstanding students who understand that gold is money and can articulate the failures of the inflation-creating Federal Reserve System. Money Metals Exchange, a national precious metals […]
Listen Here! Robert Stark and co-host Alex von Goldstein talk to Tila Tequila Topics include: How Tila was the first person to catapult social media into what it is today How Tila became disillusioned with the degeneracy and emptiness […]
Available from Black House Publishing. In the late 19th and early 20th century, anarchism was the most feared revolutionary movement in the world. However, in the century anarchism was eclipsed by the rise of the modern totalitarian states, world wars, and the emergence of technocratic managerial economies. Meanwhile, […]
The best analysis of political polarization in the US (Red Tribe vs. Blue Tribe) that I have seen to date. Jonathan Haidt argues that political ideology and party affiliation are the major dividing lines in American politics, with race and class being a distant second, and religion and […]
Press TV. Listen here. “We do not really want to have an arms race escalate between the two countries, particularly when the United States, North Korea and China are all nuclear-armed nations,” says Keith Preston, an American political analyst. The US government’s increasing weapon deployments near Chinese territories […]
By John W. Whitehead Counterpunch There is nothing more dangerous than a government of the many. The U.S. government remains the greatest threat to our freedoms. The systemic violence being perpetrated by agents of the government has done more collective harm to the American people and our liberties […]
By J. P. Cortez The Constitution of the United States of America is not merely a set of suggestions. So when the Constitution says, in Article I Section 10, “No state shall make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts”, it means […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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