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Leonard Peltier Open Road Sandra Montague

Who Gets Political Asylum? – Sandra Montague (1976)

“The judge in the Peltier case listened to vivid testimony from Pine Ridge residents explaining how a state of war exists between the heavily-militarized U.S. government forces and the Indian nation… Then he ruled there was nothing political about the alleged offences.”

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K. C. Sinclair Nestor Makhno

Fascism, Militarism and Anarchism: A Tale of Three Ukrainians – K. C. Sinclair (2026)

“Sholem Schwarzbard, Simón Radowitzky and Nestor Makhno were three of the most infamous anarchists to ever come out of Ukraine. What do their lives… have to tell us about the Russia-Ukraine war of the past couple of decades…”

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Dispatcher Stella Leach

‘A Right to Walk Like Men’ – The Dispatcher interviews Stella Leach (1970)

“She spoke with feeling of the white man’s fouling of the earth, of his own surroundings.”

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HIWH

Against Artificial Intelligence and Transhumanism – History is What’s Happening (2026)

Selected texts on technology, techno-fantasy and its harm

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Camillo Berneri Raven

Worker Worship – Camillo Berneri (1934)

“No industrial centre rose up against fascism in the way that Parma, Florence or Ancona did and the working-class masses have given no collective show of tenaciousness or spirit of sacrifice like that of Molinella.”

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Albert Meltzer Freedom

Military Adventure in Kenya – Albert Meltzer (1952)

“…in Kenya hundreds are arrested or beaten or shot down for their part in the rising against imperialism.”

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War Commentary

India’s Struggle for Freedom is Our Struggle – War Commentary (1942)

“In the cities of India, unarmed masses are shot down by the guns of British money, and the chosen leaders of the Indian people are imprisoned for demanding the elementary rights of men.”

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Albert Meltzer War Commentary

Our Policy – Albert Meltzer (1942)

“The worthlessness of the many ‘saviours’ now afflicting mankind is apparent to anyone of normal intelligence.”

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Arthur J. Miller Chief Leschi Ralph Chaplin

Ralph Chaplin Hanging Out With Chief Leschi in Tacoma – Arthur J. Miller (2001)

“As long as the invaders knew that there were some who would back up their talk with action, there would be some gains to be made.”

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NIYC

Self-Determination – National Indian Youth Council (1968)

“The unwillingness to submit to the government’s system of cultural death by allowing oneself to exist under these living standards seems, to us, to be a fight as real as the Indian Wars of the previous century.”

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