Monthly Archives: January 2023

Trump, the true face of your emperor

Posted on January 31, 2023 by David Roman

In a 2015 interview with an Australian radio network, Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek defined the Russian thinker Ayn Rand, the world’s most enthusiastic supporter of capitalism, as the exemplary over-orthodox. As Zizek explained, Rand was so over the top in … Continue reading →

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Martin Luther King: A Deleted Reddit Post

Posted on January 21, 2023 by David Roman

I’m sick and tired of censorship, not because censorship is inherently bad, but because the social contract I was given as a student included a lot of bullshit, but also the addition: at least you can say anything you want. … Continue reading →

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Maidan Lies: How Ukrainian Nationalists Used False-Flag Killings to Further NATO Goals

Posted on January 18, 2023 by David Roman

A very intriguing academic paper (“The far right, the Euromaidan, and the Maidan massacre in Ukraine,” Journal of Labor and Society 23(1):5-29, by the University of Ottawa’s Ivan Katchanovsky) thankfully published in March 2020, well before the Russian invasion of … Continue reading →

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Memorias de García Oliver, ministro anarquista pasado de rosca (4)

Posted on January 8, 2023 by David Roman

(Viene de una entrada anterior) El entorno social de García Oliver, lleno de amor libre y vacío de convenciones burguesas por así decirlo, era muy de la época. Hablando de un tal Fábregas, un progresista millonario simpatizante de las causas anarquistas, … Continue reading →

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