New Year, Same Crisis
What if there are no police & prisons?
Storming of the Capitol: The Working Class Has its Own Battles to Fight
White Nationalists Run On The Capitol: Implications For Trump and Protest Movements In The US
Sensationalism and Smokescreens
Organize around promoting and defending “Freedom Technology”
This article serves as a natural expansion of the things I assume we already do individually for our own collectives and adjacent circles. This time, however, we’re pooling our shared skills and knowledge to not only assist radical groups take advantage in digital communication and peer-to-peer production, but also the wider public in general.
Quico Sabaté: Anarkistang Gerilya
Born in the Wild West of West London - An Interview with AngryWorkers
This interview was first published by comrades of The Commoner
An Introduction to the Work of the CWO and ICT
What is the International Workers’ Association and why should you join it?
'What an utter shit-storm' - AngryWorkers look back on their 2020
‘Rewards for fat cats, the sack for you’: the Tower Hamlets Council workers’ strikes
Kill Your Heroes: A Filipino Anarchist Discussion about National Heroes
On December 30, the day set aside to commemorate Dr. José Rizal, scientist, author, and icon of the Philippine Republic, it is only right to emulate his example by analyzing and critiquing our society. Our contributor Malaginoo focuses on a concept that informs how we regard Rizal and his contemporaries during the ascendance of “Filipino nationalism”: Heroes. Specifically, national heroes.
Covid-19 and the protests in Serbia – An interview
New covid-denial single from Eric Clapton and Van Morrison
Chomsky Promoting Bumper Sticker History
Farmers' protests in India: resources
FedAO has concluded their organizing after the release of their incarcerated comrades
The Illusion of State Intervention in the Economy: The Eternal Anti-Working Class Weapon of Reformism
With each new jolt to the capitalist structure its crisis deepens. The disruption of production and distribution caused by the coronavirus pandemic has only added to the existing woes of the system. And, as ever, the working class is being fed illusions about the beneficial effect that state intervention would bring to their conditions and to the "community" in general, irrespective of class.