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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
“Women, Life, Freedom” against the War
From the CrimethInc. collective (23/06/2025) A Statement against Genocidal Israel and the Repressive Islamic Republic This statement by a collective comprised of Iranian, Kurdish, and Afghani internationalist feminists argues that we must oppose the murderous assault that the Israeli and … Continue reading
The law and its political limits
I build no system. I ask an end to privilege, the abolition of slavery, equality of rights, and the reign of law. Justice, nothing else; that is the alpha and omega of my argument: to others I leave the business … Continue reading
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Tagged Alma Melgarito, anarchism, Errico Malatesta, insurrection, law, legalism, revolution
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Omnia Sint Communia
Dervish at the Door A dervish knocked at a houseto ask for a piece of dry bread,or moist, it didn’t matter. “This is not a bakery,” said the owner. “Might you have a bit of gristle then?” “Does this look like a butchershop?” … Continue reading
The empire’s death engine strikes again
From Freedom News (16/06/2025) Israel’s attack on Iran marks the latest phase of global war capitalism—subcontracted settler-colonialism and genocidal thanatopolitics converge, as Western regimes and their enemies arm and threaten with Armageddon ~ Blade Runner ~ The Israeli state has escalated once … Continue reading
Victor Artola: Los Angeles, or the End of Assimilation
From Ill Will (14/06/2025) As we entered the fifth month of the second Trump era, the explosive social movements that marked the close of the 2010s seemed like a distant memory. The fifth anniversary of the burning of the Third … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, anti-fascism, anti-nationalism, immigration, united states
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Fire and Ice: Lessons from the Battle of Los Angeles
An anonymous text, published at Ill Will (14/06/2025) A printable zine version can be downloaded here. I think I’ll stay on this earthquake fault near this still-active volcano in this armed fortress facing a dying ocean & covered w/dirt while … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, anti-fascism, anti-nationalism, immigration, nationalism, rebellion, united states
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Don’t Let LA Stand Alone: A Message to the Gathering Resistance
From It’s going down, 13/06/2025 Over the past week, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of Los Angeles, fighting to defend their neighborhoods and family members from ICE, facing off with the National Guard to demand those imprisoned … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-fascism, anti-nationalism, direct action, immigration, nationalism, rebellion, united states
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Agustín García Calvo, or Thought as Direct Action
Agustín García Calvo, poet, dramaturgist, essayist, linguist, philosopher is sadly very little known in the English speaking world. And as an “anarchist”, who would refuse the term, his contributions to “anarchism”, or to a way of thinking describable as anarchistic, … Continue reading
The white shadow
From Lundi matin #479, 10/06/2025 In the rubble of Gaza, a white patch for a white coat… Safiya means “pure” in Arabic, as in the image of the world that remains “pure” when only the shadows of of the shadows … Continue reading
Franco “Bifo” Berardi: Racist global war
Desertion frugality friendship: how to survive while human history ends in horror. Over the past decade, I have frequently used the term “global civil war” to describe the third world war that has been creeping in since 2022 and was … Continue reading →