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Thursdays the 13th, origins of Friday the 13th, significance of the number 12 in astrotheology, the biblical character Judas, Derek Chauvin and his co-defendants are indicted on federal civil rights charges, legal meaning of double jeopardy, the Rodney King case from 1991/92, LA riots in 1992, the attack […] The post Attack the System S2: E15 first appeared on Attack the System.

Derek Chauvin is guilty, how the law defines murder and manslaughter, how Chauvin was thrown under the bus to protect the system, the Justine Diamond case,  why police welfare checks are dangerous, criticism of the Chauvin trial as a show trial, how cops and civilians are held to […] The post Attack the System S2: E14 first appeared on Attack the System.

Another police killing in the Minneapolis area, Duante Wright, a cop who supposedly didn’t know the difference between a gun and a taser, bulk of police training is firearms training, the problems with hiring combat veterans as police officers, Joe Rogan’s interview with ex-cop Mike Wood, cops who […] The post Attack the System S2: E13 first appeared on Attack the System.

Changing the name of the podcast, the death of DMX, DMX controversies, DMX animal cruelty charges, how celebrities and politicians are always praised when they die, welcoming Regan to the program as a guest host, Regan’s website Transforming the Darkness, Nancy Pelosi rents office space to pedophile-connected group, […] The post Attack the System S2: E12 first appeared on Attack the System.

Iran and China sign an economic and security agreement, US allies go their own way on Iran, American hegemony is receding, the coming “multi-order order,” Biden continues Trump’s trade policies with China,  China is an economic colony of the West, history of the US conflict with Iran, Republicans […] The post Kick the Puppy/Attack the System S2: E11 first appeared on Attack the System.

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A discussion with Ian Mayes, Nexus X Humectress, and Keith Preston about how social justice activism has led anarchist movements astray and lots of other stuff. Topics include: Anarcho-pacifism Intentional communities Beyond Social Justice: how historical opposition to valid injustices has now evolved into something absurd. How totalitarian humanism’s focus on privilege and microaggressions forestalls social revolution. Is feminism necessary in the West? Radical gender equality. How the men’s rights movement fits the dictionary definition of feminism. MGTOW: Men Going Their Own Way, the new subculture of anti-marriage relationship nihilists. No “hope” for revolution. “Anarchist” More…

Attack the System Roundtable on Religion and the State: Can Pagans, Christians, and Atheists Get Along? August 3, 2014 ATS contributors discuss their spiritual and theological perspectives, and the relationship of these to history, ethics, and politics. Features conservative Christians Brock Bellerive and Todd Lewis, pagan Rodney Huber, and atheists Spencer Pearson and Keith Preston. Topics include: The unfortunate history of mutual persecution between Christians, pagans, and secularists. The question of which religious or philosophical traditions have the most blood on their hands. How political decentralization and cultural separation help to foster peaceful co-existence File More…

Attack the System The State of the Resistance: Five Years Into the Age of Obama April 7, 2014 Keith Preston critiques the growing libertarian movement within the context of current political trends in the United States. Topics include: Topics include: How libertarianism has grown in popularity since 2007. Why the libertarian movement is merely a microcosm of the wider society. How the mainstream right is experiencing a growing conflict between libertarians, neoconservatives, and social conservatives. The bleak future of the Republican Party.</li. The probability of the neoconservatives future return to the Democratic Party. How the More…

Attack the System Anarchism and Spirituality: An Interview with Jay Cypher February 22, 2014 Keith Preston interviews Jay Cypher, anarchist anthropologist and scholar of the relationship between spirituality, religion, and social movements. Topics include: Topics include: Her recent lecture “Anarchy and Spiritual Practice.” Libertarian tendencies within various religious traditions. Her involvement with the National-Anarchist Tribal Alliance of New York. Do-It-Yourself activism and intentional communities. Anarchism on the macro-level and micro-level. The human instinct for freedom and resistance to oppression. The importance of alternative sources of food production. The role of art, music, and culture in More…

ATS Round Table Creating Alternative Infrastructure February 15, 2014 Jeremy Weiland, Vince Rinehart, Todd Lewis, and Keith Preston discuss the process of building the new society within the shell of the old. Topics include: The need to preserve the legal space of alternative infrastructure through active legal defense organizations. Prospects posed by the possibility of technological innovation and technological decline. The implications of procreation rates, demographic shift, and cultural assimilation. Parallels between the modern American and ancient Roman empires. The foundation for alternative infrastructure provided by presently existing organizations. The cultivation of cohesive value systems More…

Attack the System Women Against the State February 1, 2014 A panel discussion with M.K. Lords, Becky Belding, Trista Rundatz, and Keith Preston about gender issues in the libertarian milieu, and wider issues facing the libertarian and anarchist movements. Topics include: Topics include: Why anti-state movements attract more men than women. The left/right divide within libertarianism and anarchism. The role of statist oppression vs oppressive social and cultural norms. The relationship between libertarianism and women’s issues. Currents within feminism and how these compare and contrast with libertarian values. Is the pendulum swinging concerning gender role More…

Attack the System Bitcoin Against the System: An Interview with M.K. Lords January 29, 2014 Keith Preston interviews Bitcoin and counter-economics activist M. K. Lords. Topics include: How Bitcoins can be used to bypass the warfare state and assist with social justice issues such as homelessness. The Ron Paul campaigns as a transition to more radical forms of libertarianism. Subversive concepts such as agorism, counter-economics, and crypto-anarchy. Gender roles and the cultural divide among anarchists and libertarians. Educating the public on knowing their rights during encounters with the police. The increasing repression of the poor More…

Attack the System Beyond Partisanship: The Fundamentals of Pan-Secessionist Activism January 5, 2014 Keith Preston gives a comprehensive overview of the ARV-ATS strategic outlook and clarifies certain misconceptions. Topics include: Why the philosophy of self-determination transcends ordinary partisan boundaries. The need to distinguish the meta-political and meta-strategic concepts related to pan-secessionism from the personal or collective views of individual activists or organizations. The need for a federation of anti-state movements. The possibility of an alliance of minor political parties around common interests. A call for a Peoples’ Economic Front. The need to cultivate anti-system political More…

Attack the System Who Are the Power Elite? December 29, 2013 Keith Preston dissects the American ruling class. Topics include: The difference between power elite analysis and conspiracy theories. Power elite analysis versus theories of democratic pluralism. Classical elite theory as developed during the interwar period of the 1920s. C. Wright Mills as the godfather of power elite theory. James Burnham and the managerial revolution. William Domhoff and the role of ideological institutions. Robert Putnam and the role of technological elites. Thomas Dye and the development of consensus among elites. How the power elite uses More…

ATS Round Table Community, Ethics, and the State December 22, 2013 ATS contributors Todd Lewis, Vince Rinehart, Jeremy Weiland, and Keith Preston participate in a panel discussion on moral philosophy, social organization, and the state. Topics include: Methods of social organization in traditional religious and tribal communities prior to the rise of the modern state. Varying approaches to social ethics and the underlying philosophical traditions. The absence of community in the consumerist, technological, highly mobile societies of the present. Contending views of human nature and the implications of these for social organization. File type: MP3 More…

Attack the System The Intersection of Drug Prohibition, Totalitarian Humanism, and the Police State December 8, 2013 Keith Preston discusses the power elite’s system of ideological and legal control. Topics include: How international drug prohibition is largely an American creation. How the war on drugs was instigated to suppress dissident political movements. The various components of the American police state that has emerged in recent decades. How constitutional rights have been hollowed out by police state legislation and a compliant judiciary. How the system has been able to co-opt past protest movements and integrate these More…

Attack the System An Interview with Todd Lewis November 24, 2013 Keith Preston interviews Christian philosopher Todd Lewis. Topics include: Anti-state traditions within historic Christianity. The essence of the Christian faith and the nature of an organic Christian community. The Christian pacifist tradition of thinkers such as Leo Tolstoy and Dorothy Day. The nature of freedom within the context of traditional Christian and historic Greek thought. The relationship between freedom and ethics. How the plutocratic elite helped to develop the 1960s counterculture. How freedom is dependent on individual virtue, and how tyrants pacify their subjects More…

Keith Preston discusses his new book. More…

Keith Preston continues his discussion of the decline of American progressives as an effective opposition force, and outlines an agenda for a new radicalism. More…