Primeval freedom, the anarch and the anarchist
Have I, for the last 30 years, been mistakenly self-identifying as an anarchist? This was the question that flashed momentarily through my mind while I was reading […]
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“I am done with the left-right divide. It’s now the humans versus the deadly robotic corporate state”
Interview with Keith McHenry of Food Not Bombs Paul Cudenec: Thanks very much for agreeing to this exchange, Keith. It is very encouraging to know […]
Anarchists against freedom!
A number of rather strange criticisms have come flying my way over the last few weeks. For the moment I am going to address just […]
Another world exists within us
Nostalgists conjure up a vision of the past in which people lived peacefully and happily in small communities, close to nature, free from outside interference, […]
A philosophy fashioned from anarchism
It’s now been five years since the publication of my first book, The Anarchist Revelation. I have written a few more since then and have […]
Wanted: a real opposition to capitalism
I have to admit that I sometimes feel ideologically dislocated from prevalent thinking in anarchist circles. Although I have no quibbles with most struggles and […]
Wisdom can lead us out of industrial capitalism
I find it difficult to imagine how anyone with an ounce of intelligence could not see what a dark place our human civilization has reached. […]
To escape from capitalism, we need to dig further and deeper!
Imagine that you are being held captive in a prison camp and that, with some fellow detainees, you are trying to escape. In order to […]
Deconstructing our resistance?
The powerful coherence of the anarchist philosophy means that it represents a significant threat to the intellectual domination of the capitalist system. It stands outside […]
Anarchism, art, time and reality…
Review: In Search of Sixpence by Michael Paraskos (Mitcham: Orage Press, 2016) What is anarchist literature? What exactly would qualify a novel to be classified […]