TotW: Setting the Scene: how do *you* do it?

by thecollective Oct 4, 2026
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Listening to a recent andrewism entry on the futility of policing language brought me, in my normal contrarian way, to a counter argument. Let me be clear, there is no counter argument that most policing (of any kind) is almost if not entirely about performing and purity, attempting to position the policer as the more knowledgeable, more connected, better person. But changing our own language can encourage us to think differently, especially if we don't turn it into something to attack other people with.

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Třídní válka / Class War archives and wordpress

by thecollective Oct 5, 2026
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Following the latest dirty trick by the Mullahs of Washington, many comrades (anarchists, communists, internationalists…) must rebuild their networks and blogs. The criminalization of the Autistici/Inventati collective is not a specific act of a supposed “techno-fascism,” as some claim, but rather, much more prosaically, the work of capitalism and its democracy! 

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Raoul Vaneigem, Whose Manifesto Inspired 1968 Revolt in France, Dies at 92

by thecollective Oct 4, 2026
Raoul Vaneigem, Whose Manifesto Inspired 1968 Revolt in France, Dies at 92

From New York Times by Adam Nossiter | published Aug. 13, 2026 | updated Aug. 14, 2026

Raoul Vaneigem, a prolific Belgian writer whose radical 1967 manifesto “The Revolution of Everyday Life” was a leading inspiration for the student uprising of May 1968 in France, died on July 28 at his home in Sant Pol de Mar, on the coast north of Barcelona, Spain. He was 92.

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Freedom 1886-1927 Archive

by anonymous (not verified) Oct 1, 2026
Header of issue of Freedom

To mark the 140th anniversary of the first issue of Freedom, pdf scans of all issues of the newspaper published between October 1886 and November-December 1927 are now available on-line:

https://anarchistfaq.org/freedom/

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Of Kropotkin & Lichen: Anarchy in Nature

by anonymous (not verified) Oct 1, 2026
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From Fifth Estate # 418, Summer 2026 by Stephen Duplantier

Russian revolutionary and geographer Peter Kropotkin was a pioneer in understanding how forests and steppes were a living archive of anarchist practice. Every bioregional regime has its own variations, but the commonalities shine through. His major stance was that species practicing mutual aid survive and attain their “highest development.” He saw the forest’s mingled life, stories of plants being successful by cooperation, and not as a result of Social Darwinist struggles and endless war. There are struggles, but these are against circumstances and not internecine. Cooperation, not warfare, is a natural law, and understanding nature’s patterns is a way to know and practice more.

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We Won't Stop. On the Continuity of “La Nemesi”

by anonymous (not verified) Oct 1, 2026
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From La Nemesi

We are sending the following text to the contacts belonging to groups, spaces and projects that reached out to the “La Nemesi” website (https://lanemesi.noblogs.org/) over the past few years to publish content related to initiatives, activities, flyers, new publications, and more. We are also sending it to other groups, spaces and projects that we think might be interested.

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