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

by anonymous (not verified) Oct 1, 2026

From La Nemesi

PDF in Italian and English available on: de.indymedia.org

September 23rd, 2026

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.

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

As is now widely known, the Autistici/Inventati collective has been added to the U.S. government’s “Specially Designated Global Terrorist” list. On 26 August, the U.S. State and Treasury Departments announced that they had initiated the measure and that the related sanctions had taken effect. On 6 September, the collective that managed the platform hosting our website and email account, as well as those of thousands of other individuals, groups and projects, announced its intention to dismantle the entire infrastructure thereby urging us to hastily evacuate whatever remained on noblogs.org and A/I, in compliance with an evidently successful U.S. attack.

Such a repressive assault, and the fact that it is widely accepted — both “movement-wise” and in terms of institutional policy — is highly indicative of modern times. They speak volumes about the subordination of some countries to others and how the unilateral decisions of a single state can suddenly influence groups “operating” on another continent (a matter that should concern everyone for various reasons that we will not list here), about the perimeter of the limited faculties of expression (improperly called “freedoms”) present in advanced Western democracies and the characteristics that these faculties take on in the current context of war. Finally, they also speak volumes about the propensity of various antagonistic factions, beyond their more or less overt complementarity within the institutional framework, to take on potential risks during certain historical periods and the extent to which certain ideas and practices are widely ill-tolerated. The scant — or rather, non-existent — willingness to defend them is also a sign of the times and, unfortunately, comes as no surprise. In light of this episode, we therefore hope that a renewed reflection on the needs and conditions of our publications may begin. We are referring, of course, to the printed form rather than websites like the one we launched four years ago.

We will limit ourselves to what has been said so far, without providing verbose analyses of the current social and political context. Our aim is not to produce an analytical essay, but to inform those interested in the future of the tool we adopted four years ago. As always, the purpose of “La Nemesi” continues to be contributing to the dissemination of texts concerning the conflict against the state and capital. As we wrote some time ago, ours is therefore a kind of “bulletin” of the anarchist revolutionary struggle, and more broadly of the social war. Convinced of its validity, we will continue as we have in recent years, documenting and primarily giving space to the actions and convictions of those who, by putting themselves personally at risk, concretely carry out the stages of the revolutionary struggle and class conflict.

What have these years been like for us? The long months of mobilisation against the “41 bis” regime and life imprisonment without parole intensified and grew into an international solidarity movement with the start of Alfredo Cospito’s hunger strike. The practices implemented during that period, particularly the actions that followed one after another on an international level. The acts of sabotage carried out on both sides of the front line in the war between Russia and NATO, targeting the recruitment machine and the social carnage in areas directly hit by drones and missiles, as well as in places that are, for now, indirectly affected by the war being fought on the ground. The blow to Israeli infallibility and the resistance of the Palestinian population, as well as the rise and fall of a solidarity movement in which we anarchists largely failed to intervene in a clearheaded and decisive manner, as the context of the struggle demanded and continues to demand. The comrades who tragically fell in action in Greece and Italy, as well as all those whose names and stories we do not know, but who continue to give their lives without compromise in the struggle against oppression and exploitation. We cannot avoid the inescapable thought about the deaths of Sandrone and Sara, as well as Kyriakos, who died some time before them. Had things gone differently, the circumstances, extraordinary at first glance, in which they lost their lives would have simply been part of “a day like any other” in the lives of some anarchists. Therefore, these comrades' extraordinary nature does not lie in the actions they were about to carry out, but in their very lives: Inconceivable to power, whose watchdogs rejoiced over their bodies in an attempt to exorcise their integrity; unfathomable to those who hindered them in life — the same people who are now peddling the hypocrisy of their grief.

In light of what has been written so far, we are committed to getting the “La Nemesi” website back up and running elsewhere while, as always, staying far away from social media. We will do our best to minimize the time required for this transition. We strongly encourage anyone who wishes to contact us to write to our new email address: lanemesi@systemausfall.org.

We have also attached a new PGP public key at the end of this text, which you can use to contact us more discreetly.

“Our struggle, in a sense, is a nemesis against a fate that those in power would like to define as inevitable” we wrote when presenting the project in September 2022. Today, we continue on the same path with the same determination.

September 2026 La Nemesi

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