Author Archives: Julius Gavroche

Franco “Bifo” Berardi: An apocalyptic left-wing culture must emerge

We should have learnt long ago to think with two minds: the mind of the inevitable and that of the unpredictable. It is from this dual perspective that we should consider the spring of 2027, when the countries of Mediterranean … Continue reading

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The origins of Black anarchism in Brazil

From Freedom News (23/07/2028) A brief historical overview of Black anarchist militance in the early Brazilian labour movement (1906-1930) Carlos Junior Although only a few pages have been dedicated to Black libertarian militants in Brazil, they were at the forefront … Continue reading

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Giorgio Agamben: Truth and opinion

For it is necessary to learn … at the same time the falsehood and truth of the whole of being. Plato, Seventh Letter By leading him astray, errancy dominates man through and through. But, as leading astray, errancy at the … Continue reading

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A new hunting season has been declared (pt. 2), or the normalisation of fascism

On the 16th of July, at the invitation of Marco Rubio and the US State Department, representatives of over 60 countries gathered to hear Rubio annonce that “the counterterrorism architecture of the free world, built over a generation against jihadist … Continue reading

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The 90th anniversary of the spanish revolution, today

Manel Aisa Pàmpols, Redes Libertarias, 20/07/2026 Trying to understand the anarchist movement in Barcelona, Catalonia, and the surrounding area in the early 20th century is by no means easy, but ultimately it is a phenomenon that is by no means … Continue reading

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Giorgio Agamben: The first friend and the first enemy

As a scientist friend of mine, who likes to reflect on such matters, writes to me, the fundamental event in the history of living beings was the emergence of a microorganism capable of feeling pain. This thesis must, of course, … Continue reading

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A new hunting season has been declared

Trump and Rubio convene international summit against “anarchists, antifa and the far-left” Osservatorio repressione, July 10, 2026 Washington convenes sixty countries to coordinate the fight against alleged far-left terrorism. Amid political trials, blacklists, and new anti-terrorism strategies, the Trump administration … Continue reading

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Genoa G8 remembered

From Freedom News (18/07/2026) and the CrimethInc. collective (20/07/2026) Genoa G8 remembered 25 years since I was almost killed in the Diaz School raid, I am returning to the city as the Mayor’s guest of honour Mark Covell, Freedom News, … Continue reading

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In solidarity with lundimatin

Since December 2014, we have followed, listened – through lundisoir – and learned from the remarkable effort of the lundimatin collective. An essentially french language website, we have over the years sought to translate, comment on – as much as … Continue reading

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Tomás Ibáñez: Anarchisms at the crossroads

Redes Libertarias (06/06/2026) Tomás Ibáñez’s essay, “Anarchism at the crossroads”, is an intervention in a debate in the Spanish anarchist milieu, but the controversy is neither uniquely Spanish nor novel. What kind of organisation does anarchist politics call for? Must … Continue reading

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