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Radical Incompetence

By Cake Boy So I checked the leftist anarchist party of this country, and I checked how they are doing. They now have around 6000 followers on social media. But they are still a worthless mess. They don’t achieve anything and have no political significance. Why is this […]

Psychological/Material Freedom?

By Cake Boy When I studied philosophy, I told my teacher I always read anarchist literature. This stuff fascinates me. Anarchism is about freedom, he said. Then he said, “OK, freedom, but what do you do with that freedom? Freedom to what?” I would say the (leftist/Proudhonist) anarchist […]

Rent is theft?

By Cake Boy When you critique rent, most libertarians will always say, “You choose to rent from the landlord.” Here you see how their views are limited, and here we see they are not deep thinkers. I’m not against markets, but when is something a market? In a […]

Why Gaza Matters to Trans Liberation

By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley The Genocide Convention defines genocide as an intentional effort to completely or partially destroy a group based on its nationality, ethnicity or religion. Merriam-Webster defines genocide as the deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural […]

Mental Illness and Anarchism

By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Everywhere you turn lately somebody seems to be talking about the importance of mental health; online adds, television commercials, celebrities, politicians and a lot of other shit that generally makes me want to shake cocktails with the stuff […]

Foucault and the Panopticon of the Woke University

By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition https://www.youtube.com/@Alekseybashtavenko Michel Foucault, a towering figure in twentieth-century thought, is often cited—sometimes worshipped—by postmodernist and leftist academics who seek to dismantle traditional power structures. His writings on discourse, power, and social institutions underpin much of contemporary critical theory, from queer studies to postcolonialism. […]

The NAP as Platform

By Cake Boy Here,  Springtime of Nations says: all anarchists (left and right) agree on voluntary association (what he calls the non-aggression principle, the ‘NAP’), as a foundation for anarchism. This voluntary association would then result in panarchist constructs, consisting of liberal and socialist tendencies, I suppose (if […]

Cycles of Authority: Mapping Six Modern Waves of Modern Autocratic Rule

From Post-Napoleonic Restoration to Contemporary Electoral Authoritarianism Troy Keith Preston May 29, 2025 Since the early nineteenth century, experiments with liberal representative government have cyclically given way to concentrated executive rule under diverse historical circumstances. Far from being a relic of the distant past, autocratic governance has resurfaced […]

The Anarchy First Network

The Anarchy First Network: Meta-Strategic Vanguard Charter & Guidebook I. Mission Statement The Anarchy First Network (AFN) exists to cultivate, coordinate, and catalyze efforts that advance decentralization, anti-authoritarianism, and autonomy across ideological boundaries. AFN rejects the false binary of left vs. right and pursues the dissolution of hierarchical […]

Project 2025 and the Rise of Techno-Autocracy

How Trumpism, Financial Oligarchy, and Cultural Reaction Are Merging to Redefine American Power Troy Keith Preston May 25, 2025 Project 2025, developed by the Heritage Foundation and a coalition of right-wing institutions, has become a roadmap for a radical transformation of American governance. While marketed as a restoration […]

Liberland/Rojava part two

By Cake Boy The problem Liberland (the right-libertarian/ancap-free zone) always had was that the surrounding countries didn’t acknowledge it. They wanted to end the project. Rojava (the left libertarian free zone)does not have this problem, because they are stronger, bigger, and more people live within their domain. What […]

Libertarian unity ideas, part 5

By Cake Boy Let’s look at libertarian unity again. Can you blend ancap with ancom (anarcho-capitalism with anarcho-communism)? Most leftists react very emotionally when you talk about ancap. They will start to scream that ancaps are not anarchists immediately. But let’s look at it in a logical way. […]

Currents that Divide

By Cake Boy Liberal, socialist, communist, or anarchist movements need mass support to achieve their political goals. You can only create mass support if you fight for common goals and forget about niche issues. For example. A socialist party could unite thousands of people around one common goal. […]

The Comparative Brutality of Bourgeois Republics, Monarchies, and Dictatorships in Colonial and Imperialist Practice

By Keith Preston May 1, 2025 The global history of imperialism and colonial domination is often framed through the lens of despotism and monarchy, with attention typically directed toward absolutist regimes and autocrats who engaged in conquest and territorial expansion. However, a closer examination reveals that bourgeois republican […]

National Anarchism?

By Cake Boy I know some of you see yourself as national anarchists, but I want to explain why I think national anarchism was a wrong turn. First, the national anarchist theory is more or less the same as anarchism. They want voluntary communities/interactions, the same as Malatesta, […]

Totalitarian

By Cake Boy I see a lot of authoritarian/totalitarian political influence in modern anarchism. We have leftist anarchists, who say that Maoists are ‘their comrades’. This is ridiculous. Maoist China was a totalitarian state, and you anarchists are supposedly against states? There has never been a more powerful, […]

The Threat of Charter Schools

_annoImage2505CharSch0413-2 Black & Green Wednesday webinar The Threat of Charter Schools 5:30 pm PT, 6:30 MT, 7:30 CT, 8:30 ET, Wed, May 7, 2025 Hear from: •Dave Cash, President, United Teachers of New Orleans •Karen Francisco, Advocates for Public Education Policy (Colorado) •Casandra Ulbrich, Ph.D., Network for Public […]

Greenland Deserves Solidarity, Too

By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Something very strange has happened to American colonialism. Somewhere between the shock-and-awe of Dubya’s New American Century and the explosive verbal dysentery of Orange-Sphincter-Bad, Uncle Sam’s mask of sanity got cracked. Naturally, the neocons and neolibs will blame […]

Why We Must Move Left On Immigration

The Emerging Zionist Dictatorship is Weaponizing Anti-Immigration as an Instrument of Political Repression By Keith Preston April 3, 2025 In the present political era, we find ourselves at a crossroads—one defined not by the traditional left/right divide, but by an epochal shift in the architecture of ruling class […]

The F-Word

By William T. Hathaway “Fascism” is the current malediction of the left media to evoke fear and loathing of Trump, Alternatives for Germany (AfD), and other right-wing movements. It’s a strongly charged term, but false and harmful. What we are witnessing now is not the rise of fascism […]

Keith Preston’s Review of Libertarian Order: A study in anarchist political thought

By Keith Preston March 13, 2025 Cindy Lin’s work Libertarian Order: A Study in Anarchist Political Thought represents an extensive effort to consolidate anarchist philosophy’s fundamental beliefs and historical progression alongside its distinct traditions into one approachable book. The book initially looks like one more introductory text to […]

What ChatGPT Says About Me

When morbid curiosity led me to ask the question “Who is Keith Preston?” Troy Keith Preston Mar 03, 2025 Interestingly, the response was mostly accurate, with only a few minor discrepancies, and the criticisms stated were reasonable. Here is the response: Keith Preston is a political theorist, writer, […]

An end to guilt and shame

An end to guilt and shame By William T. Hathaway In Sunday’s election in Germany a new party, Alternatives for Germany, broke through the established power structure to become the second strongest force in parliament. A key factor in its success was a call to overcome the postwar […]

Is Fascism on the Rise in Germany?

By William T. Hathaway The German establishment is in crisis. Is has ruled for 80 years by charting a middle course between progressive and conservative policies. Labor and business have cooperated to achieve social and economic stability. But that consensus isn’t functioning anymore. The standard of living is […]