
What follows is an introduction to Insurgencies: A Journal of Insurgent Strategy and a text by the Institute For The Study of Insurgent Warfare: What is Insurgency?
Continue reading Institute For The Study of Insurgent Warfare: What is Insurgency?Enough 14 is not organizing any of these events, we are publishing these texts for people across the US and Europe to be able to see what is going on and for documentation only. - On February 1, 2021, our online shop will be closed. We have had too many delays with our suppliers due to Corona restrictions. All orders that were ordered until February 1, 2021, will be delivered. Thank you for your support.
What follows is an introduction to Insurgencies: A Journal of Insurgent Strategy and a text by the Institute For The Study of Insurgent Warfare: What is Insurgency?
Continue reading Institute For The Study of Insurgent Warfare: What is Insurgency?The controversy over communism versus collectivism as the best form of the future anarchist society had divided the anarchist movement for years, especially in Spain.
Continue reading Errico Malatesta: Our Plans – Union Between Communists and CollectivistsGreece. Answers from Void Network to questions from US comrades in 2009, one year after the police murder of Alexandros Grigoropoulos sparked the 2008 December revolt. An excerpt from the book We Are An Image from the Future / The Greek Revolt of December 2008.
Continue reading Greek December 2008 Revolt RevisitedWhat follows is a piece by Sasha K: “Some notes on Insurrectionary Anarchism” which appeared in Killing King Abacus #2. We added an anthology of the writing of Killing King Abacus (2000-2005).
Continue reading Sasha K: Some notes on Insurrectionary Anarchism – Killing King Abacus AnthologyThis essay was written on the unceded traditional territories of the WSANEC Nation, specifically the Tsawout and Tseycum peoples. The thoughts herein have been developed through spending time on many nations’ territories, including the Pacheedaht, Ditidaht, T’souk, Songhees, Esquimalt, Cowichan, Tseshaht, Sinixt and many more. This essay is meant to be distributed far and wide and will hopefully pass through all of these territories and more, as it seeks to build relationships and understanding between settlers, Indigenous people, and the Land. I thank these nations for allowing me to learn from the Land, and all of the connections therein. I thank them for preserving these beautiful places for thousands of years. I thank them for never ceding their responsibilities to the Land and for the example they set for settlers to live up to. The debt will always be mine.
This essay is by no means a complete strategy guide to decolonization, and in fact leaves out many fundamental tenets, such as the liberation of women, prison and police abolition, questions of power dynamics and hierarchy, and many more. Rather than being a comprehensive manual for decolonization, it is meant as an attempt to begin reconciling Western revolutionary traditions with Indigenous worldviews, and to frame decolonization as not only the foundation, but also as the method and end goal of the environmental, feminist, anti-capitalist, and anti-racist struggle across Turtle Island.
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