Category Archives: Commentary

Giorgio Agamben: Give us this day our daily nothingness

Posted on August 29, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

In a book published in Leipzig in October 1844 by Otto Wigand, a previously unknown type of man appears, one who to contemporaries seemed inadmissible and unheard, but who has since become perfectly familiar to us: the man who, as … Continue reading →

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The Forbidden Deleuze: For Palestine, Against Genocide

Posted on August 29, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

by Pasquale Liguori from the Ill Will collective 24/08/2026 Other languages: Español It’s a genocide, but one in which physical extermination remains subordinated to geographical evacuation. Gilles Deleuze It is worth returning to some fundamental writings1 that Gilles Deleuze devoted to … Continue reading →

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Ghassan Salhab: And the world falls

Posted on August 29, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

from lundimatin #530, 25/08/2026 To put an end to images? To put an end to words?To put an end to representations, all representation, all testimony? Or should I say more precisely: to put an end to “our” words, “our” images, … Continue reading →

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Solidarity Without Submission: Nestor, Ulysses, Ukraine and the Glory of Heroes

Posted on August 23, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

How can anarchists fight for national resistance without condoning nationalism? by Roderick McMillan Greek epics make us all Cassandras, the scenes are set in divine prophecy, but their acts are only understood in hindsight, the most human tragedy. “National consciousness, … Continue reading →

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Projekt A: A documentary about anarchist projects today

Posted on August 23, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

Financial crises and waves of refugees, social inequality and ecological catastrophes, terrorism and wars… Western civilization is like a bullet train accelerating toward a wall. And at the controls are governments that are not only incapable of solving people’s problems, … Continue reading →

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Mutual Aid Isn’t a Handout — It’s a Framework for Resistance

Posted on August 23, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

The co-directors of a new docuseries offer their theory of change for transcending capitalism and the state. by Ella Fassler, Truthout, August 16/08/2026 After neighbors took care of neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of mutual aid suddenly catapulted into the … Continue reading →

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After July

Posted on August 16, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

From Ill Will 13/08/2026 The following article was published anonymously on August 11, 2026. It aims to articulate a position, at once ethical and strategic, in response to the mass sabotage of a construction site in Italy’s Susa Valley on … Continue reading →

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The left-wing populists who are afraid of the people

Posted on August 16, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

From lundimatin #524, 16/06/2026 To Forget Laclau (and Mouffe)? by Erwan Sommerer It was Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe who conceived and popularised “left-wing populism”, which now serves as a strategy for La France Insoumise after having won over the … Continue reading →

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Pax, violence and plural worlds: The Spiral against the Empire

Posted on August 15, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

From lundimatin #513, 24/03/2026 by Jean Claude Noël “Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant.” – “Where they make a desert [a solitude between people], they call that peace.”[1] Tacitus’s oft-quoted phrase, rarely examined in all its radicality, is neither a moral … Continue reading →

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Martin Sostre: Follow the Principles that Won My Freedom

Posted on August 9, 2026 by Julius Gavroche

The following speech, “Follow the Principles that Won My Freedom,” was delivered by Sostre in 1976 shortly after his release from prison and offers a message of revolutionary optimism about how collective action can succeed—as it did for him—in freeing … Continue reading →

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