Analysis
Labour embraces austerity to outflank the Tories
July 30th: Budget shortfalls can be solved without major spending cuts, but Labour's economic strategy is driven by electoral concerns
The extreme broadness of ‘extremism’
July 28th: Just Stop Oil are being branded "fanatics" for disruptive actions whose like hardly raised an eyebrow a decade ago
Notes from the US: Tension and fear
July 22nd: Moves to bring about a rolling coup by individuals and groups across the broad right in the United States are increasing and/or emerging almost by the week
Roger, Roger, Public Nuisance
July 19th: Public Nuisance and Conspiracy are as old as the hills -- what's changed is the convention that peaceful protesters are treated leniently
The Pergamon: An essay on the prison economy
July 19th: In the summer of 2022, I gained insight into the British penal system when I was jailed for a month following direct action against Elbit---this is my prison diary (pt.5)
Community ownership and the anarchist path to housing
July 15th: Construction is not the cure for the housing crisis, no matter what election promises claim
What Does Putin Want?
July 11th: The Russian autocrat is not crazy, war is simply a necessity for his power and economic system
“We’re going to need each other”: Viewing Freedom’s election night coverage
July 9th: Listening to people who have a shared passion for liberation, abolition and climate justice made the night actually enjoyable
The evolution of National Rally
July 8th: While its parliamentary surge has been forestalled, the French far right remains a neoliberal and repressive menace
Infiltration and what we can do about it
July 7th: Every few years, the issue of infiltration into anarchist and activist groups becomes a topic of conversation again.
