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.
Read More
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
Read More
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
Read More
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
Read More
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
Read More
“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.
Read More
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
Read More
“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
Read More
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
Read More
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
Read More
Japan’s image in the eyes of agorists may yet be one of mindless, collectivistic obedience to authority, and the endless concrete jungles of mega-metropolises like Tokyo, but that would be a mistaken perception in many ways. With the land’s ineffably profound ties to nature, the growing desire of residents to create their own communities in
Read More
It’s something that most involved in cryptocurrency are aware of — the exponentially quickening global move toward nation-states adopting central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). However, there are many individuals in mainstream culture that have no idea just how far this technology has progressed, or just how devious the agenda behind it is. Even some in
Read More
Pragmatic: relating to matters of fact or practical affairs often to the exclusion of intellectual or artistic matters: practical as opposed to idealistic Merriam-Webster There is nothing new under the sun, as the age-old saying goes, and in anarchist and libertarian circles, it is the same. Yet another “alt-right” (remember those guys?) type of movement
Read More
If you truly love liberty and want to see more of it, allow me the freedom of non-participation. Foaming at the Mouth for Liberty We’ve all heard it before: “I’ve done MOAR FOR LIVERRRDY THAN U!” Or that popular alternative: “(insert politician’s name) has done more for liberty than you will in your
Read More
“It’s not the virus that’s the problem. It’s the eugenics that’s the problem. It’s never gone away. And that class — the ‘elites’ — truly believe that they are ubermenschen and we are all untermenschen. That is what is driving this. So money, of course, but power. Power is… It’s like a drug I think.”
Read More
“The ultimate goal of fire hosing isn’t to pass off lies as truth. It’s to rob concepts, like facts and reality, of their power.” “There’s nothing as humiliating or disempowering as trying to prove the truth.” – Masha Gessen, Russian-American journalist Defending the Obvious — An Exercise in Humiliation Imagine you’re out with some friends
Read More
Medicine in America, or anywhere in the developed world these days, ain’t what you think it is. There used to be systems of competition that incentivized cheap prices, innovation, and equality of opportunity. There used to be competing schools of thought providing myriad options for patients seeking one or multiple unique types of treatment
Read More
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) policies have little if anything to do with keeping people safe, stopping crime, or ensuring economic stability. Logical argument, history, and current events show this is the case. What these regulations are about is much more insidious: controlling every aspect of your financial life so governments don’t
Read More
In language, definitions change and meanings naturally evolve over time and across cultural shifts. But there’s another kind of change being done to language unilaterally and intentionally, and it is designed to make you a slave. I’ve got my old, worn copy of George Orwell’s 1984 on the bookshelf beside me. I open it
Read More
With Elon Musk demanding a carbon tax today, it’s high time to talk about the ‘Great Man’ cult plaguing libertarianism. That includes Ron Paul. “If you meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha. If you meet a Patriarch, kill the Patriarch.” -Lin Chi, Zen master, d.866 In a tweet this morning, SpaceX founder
Read More
Before anyone gets their fundoshi in a wad, yes, from a general view, Japan is a collectivist culture. Also, statism holds sway. This article, however, aims to focus on the lesser-known (but very prominent locally) positives of the country many are unaware of — the agoristic elements of life in Japan, if you will. Also
Read More
Right now, the legacy financial paradigm isn’t helping many people get out of debt, establish economic independence, or break free from self-perpetuating, vicious cycles of poverty. This is because the state is legacy finance, and the whole idea is to keep people living hand-to-mouth, paycheck-to-paycheck, dependent on government for everything. Crypto, on the other hand,
Read More
No, this isn’t another salty Peter Schiff article about why bitcoin is going to zero, with victorious Davy Crockett goldbugs hopping about in coonskin caps proclaiming they told us so (though admittedly, such a future might be entertaining). This article is about one simple fact: without daily, permissionless use as money, bitcoin will soon be
Read More
James Corbett is indeed a force to be reckoned with in alternative media, with his prolific, rigorous, and eye-opening work at The Corbett Report garnering much deserved respect and attention across agorist and anarchist circles globally. Even outside of these spheres of influence, he’s making a big impact. Agorist Nexus contributor Graham Smith recently tracked
Read More
TL;DR/Trigger Warning: The author is not pro-theft. The author likes and uses crypto and bitcoin. You cannot own an idea or information, and to use violence to claim ownership over such, is not a valid libertarian/anarchist/voluntaryist/agorist position. Pirates are cool. Arrrgh! Piracy! Sure, hanging out in a wooden ship with guns and knives
Read More
What follows is a simple diagnostic exercise to determine if you or your loved ones may be as smart as a bag of hammers on a pile of dirt with no human soul around for miles. Take the quiz and score yourself from 1 to 5, 5 being “MAX WOKE” and 1 being “STILL A
Read More
3 Ways Anarchist Running Will Improve Your Life Anarchist Running? Now that’s gotta be a joke, right? Well, not really. The relationship between anarchism and fitness is an area all too often overlooked in libertarian circles, and that’s a real shame. The mind/body connection, learning the logistics of surviving alone and on the move,
Read More
While there are no gray areas in the NAP itself, there are plenty of contentious and debatable areas when it comes to application. This article seeks to examine some of these, clear up common areas of confusion, and reassure the reader that no, the NAP is not “flawed” as such, but that clear thinking still
Read More
When it comes to crypto, gardens, and guns, of course these things are indispensable tools for the exercise and defense of freedom. But without a well-developed mind, they’re as useless as a politician’s promises before an election. Escaping Fantasy Island Fantasize about your stack of bitcoins saving you from excessive fiat printing all
Read More
My Body, My Choice: Why Masks Are the NWO’s Chosen Tool for Subjugation It seems really weird at first… A ‘Great Reset’ — the final, complete economic takeover of the world, and governmental intrusion into every single nook and cranny of people’s lives, being brought about by a simple piece of paper or
Read More
The Zen of Dropping Out: 3 Agorist Keys for Leaving an Evil Society Treat every moment as your last. It is not preparation for something else. —Shunryu Suzuki The crux of many libertarians’ struggle today is this: I want to have my cake, but legally. And vote for it, too. But freedom doesn’t
Read More
Why does one adopt principles? A Republican Party member or ‘MAGA warrior’ generally has a set of ideological foundations (if amorphous and ever-shifting) that he or she abides by. A Black Lives Matter activist, another set. Even though within these two respective movements there are a variety of individual opinions, often diametrically opposed and contradictory,
Read More
Copycat Unrest in Japan It’s hard to believe that large anti-racism protests and shouting down of cops outside their stations have now come to typically mild and timid Tokyo, Japan — but that’s what’s happening. When I first saw footage of crowds marching through Shibuya, bearing neatly printed placards with slogans copied from America’s highly
Read More
If there is one thing that really mangles my gears, angers me to no end, and boils the hot red blood of screeching bald eagle freedom in my veins to the point that I could literally cook an egg on my head, it’s the supposed ‘anarchists’ claiming now in vast number that politics is an
Read More
Savior in the Shadows: How the Free Market Helped to Collapse the Soviet Union and ‘Flatten the Curve’ of Suffering Free trade and open markets prop up producer and parasite alike. Do not be deceived. The issue is merely how long the parasitism will be tolerated. Communist mega powers throughout history, such as Soviet
Read More
One fact needs to be dealt with right off the bat, and put openly on the table before any meaningful discussion on agorism or counter-econ can be had: we are facing a violent threat. The state does not play nice, play fair, or have compassion. It is brutal and violent, and a hallucinated abstraction which
Read More
Over 11 years into bitcoin’s trajectory, it’s still a commonly held and incorrect belief that bitcoin transactions are anonymous. They may not include your name, but without taking proper steps, data can be aggregated about your addresses and wallets that could tie your identity to your funds. For some people this might be alright, but
Read More
It doesn’t take long to be criticized for asking questions about Covid-19. While classic definitions of science and logical principle always involve such investigation, blindly parroting the narratives of state-embedded mass communication outlets and desperately shaming others does not. “We have a responsibility to society” is a common retort to Covid skeptics, leveraged by the
Read More
