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Revolution, Nation, and War – Gustav Landauer (1912)

“There are always levels of oppression, and they always matter for the oppressed. Perpetually reiterating that one thing is ‘just like the other’ is akin to playing dodgeball with words.”

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AIM Brothers: Busted Not Broken – Open Road (1982)

“Denied the presence of the Pipe in the courtroom, the Butlers decline to participate further in the proceedings and fire their lawyers.”

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The Brave-Hearted Woman – Michael Posluns (1976)

“Outside the White House, it seems that the only people who rely on the FBI as an accurate source of information is the Canadian Department of External Affairs.”

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

Selected texts on technology, techno-fantasy and its harm

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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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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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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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