“Cars are bourgeois and trucks are proletarian.” An analysis of the truck-driver’s strike and diesel crisis in Brazil.

Said the old beast to the young: Unless you make a hollow of yourself. There will be no room for the gods to dwell inside of you.

To join our essence and consciousness with the world was once the common inheritance of humanity. Now, it can only be found in the hinterland, the lands beyond. Beyond techno-industrial society. For what is there to join with in concrete and steel?

The sword is the land. The sword is love and love for the wild. It is the love of waves that crash down upon the shore with an unquenchable fury, until it has ground cliffs into dust. It is the love of the mountain, whose heart is iron.

If there was ever a thing of beauty among our race, it was the part that held the light of the star and the crash of the waves upon a rocky, inhospitable shore.

On Paganism of the African Diaspora (From Karina Ramos)

From the microcosm of personal grief, to Western civilization's atrocities throughout the ages.

There is a feeling of strangeness that has come over the world. We have a sense, scarcely articulated, that something is coming. And that the world we have become familiar over hundreds of years of capitalism and industrialism, has suddenly become surreal and bizarre. We suddenly become aware of the shadow that walks alongside us.

A praise poem in the bardic tradition, in honor of a fallen warrior.

“The only way for humanity to make itself immune to violence is to allow the creation of a vast authoritarian system that protects individuals from personal violence through the endless impersonal violence of the state.”

What do men dressed as women giving eviction notices in the name of a faerie queen and the FBI have in common?

From Sabina Magliocco: resistance does not just consist of Molotov cocktails, guerilla warfare, and sabotage against the oppressor.

'The Cutting Edge' from Accipiter Nisus: "reclaiming our bodies and minds must start with intimately knowing the tools which we use and engage with in our daily lives."

From Rhyd Wildermuth, the second piece in his series on revolutionary ancestors.

From James Lindenschmidt: "The world is bigger than the mechanistic, reductionist viewpoint upon which capitalism depends."