To Suffer Thy Comrades: How the revolution decimated its own — Robert Francis B. Garcia
“To Suffer Thy Comrades” is a brutally honest, meticulously researched, and brilliantly written account of one of the CPP-NPA internal anti-infiltration operations—the infamous Oplan Missing Link—written by a former cadre himself who, like his comrades and other purge victims and survivors, seeks healing and justice while striving to move on from the tragedy.
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.
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.
FedAO has concluded their organizing after the release of their incarcerated comrades
Ang Anarkistang Koreano ng Rebolusyonaryong Shinmin
Alienation and Mass Organization
Ang Programang Anarkista
Students Lead the Militancy!
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