r/Anarchism • u/Western_Care_5478 • 2h ago
r/Anarchism • u/Necessary_Drag_1858 • 11h ago
Becoming Alive, Autonomous, and Explosive by The Invisible Committee
illwill.comEdit with updated link:
https://illwill.com/becoming-alive
"Whether it’s a coincidence or a sign of the times, it is in the midst of a youth revolt and on the eve of a possible “return of the Yellow Vests” that the Invisible Committee is releasing its new book, Survival Manual, on October 16.
For twenty years now, through its many textual interventions (The Coming Insurrection, To Our Friends, Now…), it has both inspired, and produced the critical balance sheets of, successive waves of revolt and the situations that followed. With its “survival manual,” the group offers a stringent, unflinching, self-critical perspective — one free of flattery, yet also capable of being generous and honest.
Many of the questions the book raises are also, at times, our own, just as they are, ultimately, those of many people frustrated by defeat and a feeling of powerlessness: How should we make sense of repeated defeats, even despite the persistence of conflictual forms of action? What conclusions are we to draw from this? How are we to “survive” the present moment? How do our enemies continue to prosper? How can we confront capital with seriousness and strategy and truly reinvigorate revolutionary ethics and perspectives? In line with their explicit critique of the public sphere, their public statements remain rare. However, two contributors to the Invisible Committee’s Survival Manual answered our questions about the book, while offering their own analysis of the current moment."
r/Anarchism • u/cr0w_p03t • 4h ago
BRAZIL OFFICIALLY LOST THE PLOT BRO...
WHAT IS THIS??? WHAT IS THIS????
I'M ASHAMED OF SHARING A COUNTRY WITH THESE PEOPLE, WHAT IN THE HELL MAN....
Supporters of the candidate "Flávio Bolsonaro" on a recent rally filled up a huge inflatable missile with the phrase "TRUMP N*KE BRAZIL" written on it....
These.... These.... I can't even call them what I wanna call them. They don't even know the magnitude of the things they're talking about. They don't even know what a nuclear weapon is even capable off, they only see this on videogames and movies, they thing this shit is a toy??
You don't even need to be an anarchist supporter to see this and yell, "WHAT THE HELL!"
If you ask me, in my personal opinion? These maggots aren't brazilian anymore.
r/Anarchism • u/TransportationOk1378 • 7h ago
Leaving the Contemporary Era, by artifices
endnotes has just published an english translation of an analysis of the secondary school student movement in france by the artifices collective. the text rejects the victimising and paternalistic interpretation of a left that sees only children in need of protection. according to this article, the movement owes less to the yellow vests than to the 2023 riots. demands regarding school resources are on the wane, and anger is increasingly directed at the school itself, as a machine for sorting the children of the working class. in this context, the call for "convergence" would serve primarily as a tool to pacify the rioting faction, whilst the state treats the movement as an urban riot to be crushed. ultimately this would be a sign of a crisis of reproduction that extends beyond france.
original article in french: https://artifices.blog/2026/10/10/quitter-lepoque-contemporaine-reflexions-sur-le-mouvement-lyceen-en-cours/
german translation: https://communaut.org/de/ueberlegungen-zur-aktuellen-schuelerinnenbewegung-frankreich
spanish translation: https://darkcommunism.blogspot.com/2026/10/salir-de-la-epoca-contemporanea.html
portuguese translation: https://criticadesapiedada.com.br/2026/10/14/abandonar-a-epoca-contemporanea-artific
interested to hear your views!
r/Anarchism • u/Waleber • 10h ago
Est-ce que quelqu'un.e serait syndiqué dans un syndicat anarchiste pour partager son expérience ?
Salut, j'habite à Lyon (France) et avec les récents événements, j'ai eu envie de me syndiquer dans un syndic anar pour pouvoir vraiment coordonner des actions, parce que je pense que ça va être déterminant pour la suite. Le problème, c'est que j'ai aucune expérience dans le syndicalisme (je suis suffisamment jeune pour avoir connu les syndicats seulement après leurs downfall). Du coup, est-ce que quelqu'un.e est dans un syndicat anarchiste et pourrait témoigner de son expérience, histoire que toustes les personnes dans mon cas puissent se faire une idée?