The noose tightens. Not with a bang, but with a thousand small cuts—social credit scores, ISP blacklists, library book bans, and the quiet revocation of property rights on devices you thought you owned. The technocratic state doesn’t need to kick down your door. It just needs you to keep renting your knowledge, your books, and
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Libertarianism and Dave Smith My personal definition of libertarianism for over a decade has been that liberty is the core principle, and on every issue, you put liberty first, grounded in individualism, private property rights, and the NAP. Though I probably need to update my definition slightly. Dave Smith’s definition of libertarianism, put
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Since libertarians don’t often discuss the non-aggression principle (NAP), I figured I’d contribute to the conversation. The NAP purity argument holds real importance because, as an Agorist, consistency forms the core of what sets us apart from other ideologies. In 50 years, Agorism will likely remain much the same, while a JFK Democrat from back
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What Is the Veil of Chains? Agorists do not vote. We do not beg the slavers, negotiate with terrorists, or legitimize the system. “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” – Benjamin Franklin. Every election the “pragmatists” scream the same thing: “If you
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This article was written by AI and serves as a note for review and educational purposes. Please note that this site does not utilize or feature articles authored by AI. As a result, it will not be featured or have a link readily available on the site due to its AI origin. If you are
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Introduction, the glitch: If you’re reading this, a glitch has occurred; some algorithmic error has allowed you to see this. This glitch might be the first crack in the facade of control, a whisper from the digital realm that not all is as it seems, and that change is not only possible but imminent.
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“It’s not a war on drugs, it’s a war on personal freedom.” –Bill Hicks Dating back to the Protestant Pietism and the dawn for the Progressive Era (1890s-1920s) all the way up to Nixon’s War on Drugs, the State—through its conditioned population—has forced its version of morality on others, including what your neighbors are
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Tucker Carlson’s Bullsh*t Take on Crypto Privacy — How CashFusion and BCH Covenants Can Aid Agorists in Free Trade For those who saw the recent Tucker Carlson interview with Roger Ver — who is currently being held in Spain on tax fraud charges leveled by the US Department of Justice — a few things didn’t
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There is a primal force that propels us forward, urging us to leap, to strive, to conquer—the inherent repulsion of staying where we are. We are addicted to the feel-good hormone our body releases in the process of achieving a goal—dopamine. In a free market this propulsion is directed towards wanting to provide better or
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History is full of timeless texts, and wisdom that make us think about the world around us differently. Two of these, “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu and, the modern-day philosophy of agorism by Samuel Edward Konkin the third, may seem like they have nothing in common. But if you delve deeper, you’ll find
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Independent Reasoning is the Extraordinary Feature of an Individual You are a real superhero. You are equipped with a superpower—one that allows you to pierce through illusions, unravel mysteries, and shape your destiny. That superpower is your mental Swiss army knife. We’re talking about reason. It’s not merely the ability to solve sudoku puzzles or
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Introduction In a world increasingly disillusioned with the overreach of state mechanisms, the philosophy of Agorism stands as a beacon of hope, championing the ideals of a market free from the suffocating grip of governmental control. Samuel Edward Konkin III, the progenitor of this radical ideology, proposed a society where individuals interact through voluntary exchanges
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Following the Call to Freedom… You experience many people influencing your decisions every day. People want to tell you what you should do and how your actions should look like. However, at the end of the day, it is you suffering or enjoying the consequences of your behavior. You have to live with the outcomes
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Introduction Agorism advocates for peaceful voluntary interactions via counter-economics to starve the beast of any third-party theft taken by the state. Counter-economics is the study and practice of evading and circumventing government systems, regulations, and controls, often through black market activities. Attrition is broadly defined as gradually reducing the strength and effectiveness and making something
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As we navigate through these uncertain times, it becomes increasingly clear that traditional institutions and systems have failed us time and again. The global economy is rigged against the average person, leaving many feeling powerless and disenfranchised. But what if there was a way to take control of our economic lives, to build alternative structures
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The similarity lies in the inconsistency displayed between stated belief and actions. In reality, however, the consequences of an anarchist who votes are far worse than mere inconsistency. An atheist who sinks to his knees is engaging in a personal act that has no necessary impact on the right of others to remain standing. By
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ARTICLE ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AS “The Life of Benjamin R. Tucker, Disclosed by Himself In the Principality of Monaco At the age of 74 on Tuesday 06 May 2008” On WendyMcElroy.com – [The following has been transcribed from a microfilm of pages that were written in Tucker’s hand. Thus, my apology for spelling or transcription errors.
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On my birthday this year, I was gifted a bronze colored coin adorned with images on one side and on the other, the words “Wisdom, Courage, Temperance, Justice: Try Not to Exchange Them for Others”. This came from a new friend who would quickly become one of the most important people in my life these
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Brandon Aragon and I recently have done some episodes together for the podcast about living within Mexico, but it occurred to me today that I haven’t talked enough about doing business within Mexico. I am currently sitting in a meeting for Anarchapulco in Acapulco with the drivers that we have built a relationship over the
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Let’s talk about BOUNDARIES. The idea of this post was borne last Wednesday as we filmed what would be my first episode with Agorist Nexus as cohost of the podcast, with Catherine Bonandin, shared here. A lot of that episode was telling the story of Anarchapulco going from an event with no boundaries or structure
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Anyone who’s been paying attention very recently can tell you that world powers are consolidating ever greater levels of power than we’ve seen yet. It’s been a gradual process building up here, but it was sped up by a pandemic where they exploited people’s desire for contact-free living in order to make things more convenient,
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“One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. I would agree with St. Augustine that “an unjust law is no law at all.” _MLK Jr. When you see a speed limit sign, do you intentionally go faster? When you hear
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It’s going on 2am here in Niigata, Japan. I’ve finished my regular job and am winding down for the night. I usually fall asleep around 4 or 5, and as such, have a bit of time. And with that time, plenty of thoughts to spare. We’re coming up on three years of this “pandemic” bullshit.
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Despite what the HBO series might imply, Anarchapulco is far from dead. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, go watch The Anarchists on HBO. Anyway, we (Me, Cat, and the rest of the production team) have been hard at work laying the plans for next year and I am here to share
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It’s okay to be an “idiot.” Everyone is ignorant of one thing or another, and I myself used to be an idiot supporter of war, simply because I didn’t realize what it actually was. As the world stands at the precipice of another world war, fomented by bankers and social engineers in the shadows, and
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We’re getting the backlog of episodes that we’ve already recorded up on the site now, and there shouldn’t be any more delays coming up. Especially since we have a significant amount of people interested in coming on and discussing stuff with us, and we got to get on track for that. So expect no more
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In Argentina, your money is worth double if you go to the black market exchanges called Cuevas caves. The Argentian Peso sees an annual inflation rate of 100%. That’s yearly. The government has made it very difficult by imposing strict capital controls, making it challenging to move money out of the country. The Argentian government
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[Step Aside, MK Ultra] Food: The Ultimate Weapon of Mind Control [Note: The audio for this longer article will be available at VonuPodcast.com in the next couple of days for those that would rather listen.] Most people today are familiar with MK Ultra, the most well-known program highlighting the government’s research into using drugs and
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The state is destroying the environment, and blaming you. They’re also starting wars and blaming you for the resulting economy. There’s all that and more in the latest episode of The Agorist Nexus Podcast. This was recorded a week ago, but some stuff got in the way of releasing it, so we’re releasing it now.
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Hey guys. Did you hear that Trump hosted a golf tournament, supported by Saudi Arabia? Did you hear that Trump’s son-in-law got two billion dollars from the Saudi Arabian government? Man, that really sounds like Trump is doing some real shady deals with Saudi Arabians, and might be compromised by Saudi Arabia. We’d better
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Last Sunday, the final episode of the HBO series, The Anarchists went live. There is really no weirder experience than reliving some of your most traumatic memories on TV, especially mainstream national TV. Each week for the six weeks prior, I watched along with the rest of the world to see just how much of
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HOW TO NOT BE BITTER AND ANGRY DESPITE TODAY’S WORLD STATE Life is fucking short, too short to be bitter about the state of the world if you ask me. I stay informed to an extent to have an accurate grip on reality, but as far as the nonsense that most of the world spends
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If one were to take a gander at government- & Babylon pharmaceutical-controlled media (or even your typical fear-mongering alternative media website), the state of freedom would appear to be dire, maybe even critical and on life support. Furthermore, if one were to find themselves in an open air prison (“city”) like New York City or
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Spagyrics is a more modern iteration of the word spagyria, in which two Greek words are found: spaó, meaning to draw out or to divide; and ageiró, meaning to gather, to bind, or to join. Put another way, spagyrics is the alchemy of the plant kingdom, in which the plant is broken apart, purified, and
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The term statolatry refers to worshiping the state as the source of goodness to which all else should be subordinated. In statolatry, instead of having a separation of church and state, the state replaces the church and becomes its own religion. In his book Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War,
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Something I’ve stressed at length in recent “creations” (videos, articles, or otherwise) is the importance and advantage of bringing one’s actions in alignment with their principles. Whether we’re talking about the physical or, in this case, the ever-populated digital realm, this holds true. And with many interactions now taking place in cyberspace, whether working
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GhostPhones & The Expansion of The Digital Second Realm The Surveillance State & their creepy corporate cohorts have been here for decades, mining all of your private information and feeding it into their AI algorithms. Of course, the stated, cuddly reason is to feed you “personalized advertisements,” but the real goal is to figure out
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Tucker understood unjust authority as any coercive force not developed spontaneously and naturally out of the constitution of the individual himself or herself. (1)(2)(3) For Tucker, the dual buttresses of society by force were the authority of the Church and the authority of the State, a union he referred to as a double-headed monster. (4)
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Introduction Whoever decided to click on this link and start to read this, please hear me out. To entice people to read through this, I’ll later talk about private agorist companies paying off jurors to nullify victimless crime laws. I hope that this article may save someone in at least some small way one day.
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One of the banes of the anarchist existence, especially online where anybody can say anything, and basically nobody cares about accountability, is the idea that anarchists simply want chaos, and they simply want to “do whatever we want,” that being usually associated with an assumption that these things that we want to do are unethical.
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“Human rights are a fine thing, but how can we make ourselves sure that our rights do not expand at the expense of the rights of others. A society with unlimited rights is incapable of standing to adversity. If we do not wish to be ruled by a coercive authority, then each of us must
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2022 so far hasn’t turned out to be the cyberpunk dystopia or even the zombie apocalypse many claim to have been hoping for in years past, as far as their preferences for “end of times” scenarios go. But have no fear — it’s just the beginning. We’ve seen a slow but somehow mind-numbingly rapid descent
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Facebook is not a private company by Jeremiah Harding Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/facebook-is-not-a-private-company/
Composting Marxism with Konkin by Alex Utopium Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/composting-marxism-with-konkin3/
Agorism Is Ancient by Lily Forester Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/agorism-is-ancient/
The Marketplace of Ideas by Storm Delagora Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/the-marketplace-of-ideas/
The Navajo And The Contaminated Water Problem by Brandon Aragon Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/the-navajo-and-the-contaminated-water-problem/
Black Lives Matter Activists and ‘MAGA Warriors’ Are Similar – Why This Is Good News for Agorists by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/black-lives-matter-activists-and-maga-warriors-are-similar-why-this-is-good-news-for-agorists/
Detroit: The Unknown Agorist Haven by Lily Forester Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/detroitthe-unknown-agorist-paradise/
Review: An Agorist Primer by SEK3 by Wendy McElroy Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/review-an-agorist-primer-by-sek3/
For starters, I think the idea that the World Economic Forum’s “Great Reset” is some sort of fringe conspiracy theory — or even conspiracy theory at all — needs to be laid to rest. This is not hard to do, but given the current atmosphere of hysteria, I guess it would be ill-advised to expect
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What is freedom? Is a question that all philosophers have to ask themselves if they want to achieve a true understanding of the human condition. But it is also a question that any individual has to ask if he or she wants to achieve any sort of self-determination. What is freedom? How do we understand
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Twitter is doing yet another ban wave, and a lot of people are fleeing. It doesn’t help that the CEO of Twitter just quit Twitter, and left it in the hands of somebody who claims that he doesn’t support the first amendment as the baseline for speech policy on social media. While I agree there’s
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Border closures, renewed business restrictions, and now, this time, the unjabbed being directly forced under threat of violence to receive a so-called vaccination against their will. Oh, did I mention concentration camps? Because there’s those, too. Let’s have a look at the new round of lockdowns and travel restrictions plaguing the planet. All unnecessarily, of
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Introduction This is a prequel and a sequel to Legitimizing A System of Slavery. Unfortunately, due to some misreading and misconceptions, some responded with personal attacks and misguided criticisms. I hope to clarify those misconceptions respectfully. Some of those misconceptions are that the article only made “what if” claims and was inconsistent. The other was
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Until recently, for me, spirituality and agorism were two completely separate things. In fact, spirituality was something that other people engaged in to make them feel better about the way the world works. That’s because most of the people I encountered for a long time who were practicing “spirituality” were pretty detached from reality as
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“Unleash the Police” Is Back: Post-Libertarian Crusaders Fight for MUH LIBRARIES The post-libertarian types are at it again, now calling to “unleash the police” on homeless individuals to save muh parks and libraries. Let’s hope they stop complaining then, about state forces being used against them to mandate masks and jabs on public property.
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The state only wants one thing, and it’s your most important free market asset. While until now tax (theft)-evaders, free marketeers in black and gray markets, and other non-violent traders have been thrown in cages, fined, brutalized, and even killed; now the parasite class wants you to sign away the deed to your own biological
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Ethical Enclave Trading: A Precursor To Agorism [And Konkin’s Views of Rayo/Vonu] [Author’s Note: Four articles by Samuel Konkin will be referenced in this article. Click here to view them. Get Rayo’s book for FREE in PDF/audiobook format HERE!] If you happened to be a libertarian/anarchist in the 1960s and 70s, southern California was the place to be.
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Anarchapulco has been a huge part of my personal history. because that is the first place where I started to share my story when we moved to Mexico nearly 6 years ago. Say what you want about it, but it has really managed to shake things up in the anarchy world, for better or for
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Are you thinking about having a Thanksgiving dinner this year with your extended family, maybe inviting friends? Well, if you live in California, or one of the state’s mirroring what they’re doing, you might be in violation of their new “updated small gatherings guidance.” Dr. Mark Ghaly issued a statement on the California Public
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Police officers shot and killed an 8-year-old girl, and lied to the public about it for a month. Which begs the question, what if any punishment should police face about lying to the press? 8-year-old Fanta Bility, shot and killed by police following a shooting at a football game. Trust and Concealment There is an
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What are you paying attention to? Traditionally speaking, agorism, or counter-economics, deals with the trading of black or grey market goods/services, despite the threats (lawfare) waged by the servile society, those who falsely imagine themselves to be our rulers. Well, in a world where data is the new oil and unhelpful emotions (i.e. fear,
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It has been only too recent that certain political sectors within Mexico have advocated for, not just the regulation, but the prohibition of hunting. Mexico’s government has had a long history of obedience towards the hegemonic trend, whatever it may be. And these times have favoured the supposed crusades for animal rights and the endorsement
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As a writer for this site, it never ceases to amuse me how some people respond to the content here. I get a firsthand account of all of it, and a lot of people’s responses to it are emblematic of the propagandized culture in which we live. There are so many people who criticize things
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[Demystifying The Skyclock] Vedic Astrology, Life, & Liberation [The following is an article write-up/introduction to the most recent episode of The Vonu Podcast. Listen/watch here: VonuPodcast.com/121.] Many disregard astrology outright, mainly due to its presentation by the servile society. I know I did myself, up until last year. From nonsense horoscopes in the morning paper,
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For thousands of years, land has provided mankind the optimal headquarters for living (and in many ways, for some, it still does). Two important things have happened to alter this previous state. One, the advent of urbanization, or the corralling of large amounts of people into small areas and, two, various governments’ jurisdictional claims to
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One of the major sticking points with statists considering agorism, or any form of anarchy really, is the idea of national defense. They take this as a necessary element of life, despite even statist examples such as Costa Rica, that proves that a national defense or standing army is unneeded. If we are going
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The Peer-to-Peer Economy: Barter 2.0? by Storm Delagora Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/the-peer-to-peer-economy-barter-2-0/
Agorism v. Anarchism: What’s The Difference? by Lily Forester Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/agorism-v-anarchism-whats-the-difference/
The Properties Of Money And Cryptocurrency By Brandon Aragon Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/the-properties-of-money-and-cryptocurrency/
Cookie-Cutter Unrest in Japan Shows the Global Covid Clampdown Is No Accident by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/cookie-cutter-unrest-in-japan-shows-the-global-covid-clampdown-is-no-accident/
There have been many discussions about a particular topic on social media. Whenever I refer to this topic, the responses I receive lack imagination; what about the roads, type of replies. The case I’m mentioning is politics and getting involved therein. I want to lay this out, so I’m addressing most of the arguments for and
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In 1999, a teenager named Shawn Fanning[1] created a file sharing application called Napster[2] which took the world by storm. This application revolutionized how MP3 audio files could be shared. Anybody who was into computers at that time can remember how amazing it was to log into there and instantly find nearly any MP3 file
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May 6, 1943 – November 5, 2001 [This article is available in podcast and video format at VonuPodcast.com/120.] On this day 20 years ago, the legendary Truth Seeker, Bill Cooper, was killed at his home by local bludgies after an alleged outstanding warrant. This was a mere couple months following the 9/11 false flag (of
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One of the realizations this “pandemic” has given me that is both liberating and defeating is the realization that the truth doesn’t matter to people anymore. I can write so many articles on the laundry list of lies and obvious mistruths that have been spoken by the elites and their media puppets, but most people
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While 2021 has forced many to consider the realm of self-liberation even if for mere survival, there are indeed still others trying to make their way out of the First Realm, yet who are facing objection-after-objection from friends or loved ones. This is furthered when entering the realm of vonu and radical lifestyle changes –
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As the technocrats attempt close the corral gate around us, it’s worth considering how we can adapt to the new security context in relation to our personal property and our ability to transact freely. Fortunately for us, the Free Software movement has been a step ahead of even Alex Jones in calling out the technocratic
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A number of years ago, I was listening to Alex Jones and he had Joel Skousen on to talk about his new book, Strategic Relocation. While most people consider where to move based on school district or work opportunities or whatever, this book was about locations that would be best for survival in a disaster
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Who makes the laws? Who controls us today? Who decides what we can and cannot do? The answer is simple: the government, obviously. But this simple and accurate answer is also misleading. It allows for some equivocation. What is the government after all? In the fields of political science and political philosophy, it is
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“What’s a notel?” [Daniel from #Agora] “It’s not a hotel, and it’s where you’re sleeping.” [Michael from #Agora] A Notel (“Not A Hotel”) is a concept put forth in the crypto-agorist novella, #agora, as well as Second Realm: Book on Strategy, wherein a house, apartment complex, commercial/industrial zone, or whatever property is rented out to
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“To be great is to be misunderstood.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson, Self-Reliance A Clash of Libertarian Titans I’ve just been reading Samuel Edward Konkin III’s response to Murray Rothbard’s critique of his seminal New Libertarian Manifesto. It’s interesting to see the volley of friendly flaming arrows exchanged between the two, as both are such highly respected
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As regular readers of this site will know, I hate big tech. I hate everything about it, from the fact that they’re run by statists, to the amount of money and power the government has given them, to the censorship they will use in enforcement of statist narratives, there’s pretty much nothing I like about
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One of the benefits of just getting out and exploring one’s immediate surroundings — boring and banal as they may seem at first — is finding all kinds of interesting things and opportunities you never knew were there. With awareness, there will always be an infinity of things to notice, even if, for example, you
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[This article can be listened to or watched by visiting VonuPodcast.com/117.] The First Realm, the servile society, is a grand deception hellbent on convincing individuals to give up their free will, freedom, and ultimately, their lives. Undergirding it, is a (cult)ure of disempowerment, dependence, coercion, and as per the nature of the Biblical Babylon, total
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Embrace counter-economics fully, completely, and without reservation – and you are at once freed! Only YOU, the individual can determine the moment of your liberation, since after all, your liberty is exclusively yours and yours alone. No other man can give it to you, but if they could – the last to do it
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Disclaimer: The following is somewhat of a stream of consciousness ramble, in light of the recent Facebook outage and an amalgamation of various thoughts and questions I’ve been entertaining in recent weeks. It was also written late at night, with one can of whisky soda in my system. Take it for what it is, and
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There’s been a lot of talk of cryptocurrency lately. Whether it’s been from the media, some celebrity, some businessman, or the government themselves, a lot of people have been weighing in on the subject. Mostly negative. Celebrities love to promote a product when they could make considerable money off of it, but they
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Short Documentary created by Agorist Nexus Studios Sources: https://www.cadcrowd.com/blog/a-brief-history-of-3d-printing/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RepRap_project
Economic Separatism – The Stable Fragility by Alex Utopium Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/economic-separatism-the-stable-fragility/
How to Reform the Nazi Party From the Inside: The True Power of Politics by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/how-to-reform-the-nazi-party-from-the-inside-the-true-power-of-politics/
Savior in the Shadows: How the Free Market Helped to Collapse the Soviet Union and ‘Flatten the Curve’ of Suffering by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/savior-in-the-shadows-how-the-free-market-helped-to-collapse-the-soviet-union-and-flatten-the-curve-of-suffering/
You Might Be An Agorist If by Lily Forester Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/you-might-be-an-agorist-if/
Anthony L. Hargis And The Trusted Third Party Trap by Wendy McElroy Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/anthony-l-hargis-and-the-trusted-third-party-trap/
How to Become a Pirate: Counter-Economics in the Time of Covid-19 By Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/how-to-become-a-pirate-counter-economics-in-the-time-of-covid-19/
You Need To Be A Grey Man – Here’s How by Jeremiah Harding Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/you-need-to-be-a-grey-man-heres-how/
How to Obscure Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash Transactions by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/how-to-obscure-bitcoin-and-bitcoin-cash-transactions/
An Agorist Revolution through Fiction by Wendy McElroy Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/an-agorist-revolution-through-fiction/
Let Our People Go – The Medical Case For Reopening Society by Jeremiah Harding Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/let-our-people-go-the-medical-case-for-reopening-society/
Dear Social Distance Warriors: ‘Responsibility to Society’ Is Meaningless Without Self-Ownership by Graham Smith Agorist Nexus audio article. Narration by Jeremiah Harding https://www.agoristnexus.com/dear-social-distance-warriors-responsibility-to-society-is-meaningless-without-self-ownership/
