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The Unterrified Podcast #4 - B.U.M.S.
The Unterrified Podcast #4 – B.U.M.S.
This week, Bellamy (of The Brilliant, formerly of Free Radical Radio) joins the conversation, which is mainly about our respective podcasts and our respective plans for land projects.
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The Unterrified Podcast #3 - This Is Our Truth, Tell Us Yours
The Unterrified Podcast #3 – This Is Our Truth, Tell Us Yours
Topics include: First reading of ‘Arboration’; Ernst Junger and Waldganger; Near-death experiences; ‘good’ elitism; Junger and 5 Germanies; Berthold Brecht; an attempt to wrap up ‘Discourse and Violence’; comfort; reasons for discomfort; barriers to inquiry, insight and action; dealing with false accusations of aggression; transgender and trans-race; ‘safe-spaces’ and ‘triggers’; reason is taken…
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Arbitration
As civilisation is the process by which cities are built, so arboration is the process by which forests grow; despite vernacular usage, cities cannot grow, they must be built, and are built with, among other things, dead trees. As civilisation is the process by which the living is transformed into the dead, arboration is a process by which life is rescued from the dead and transformed back into…
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The EU Refugee Crisis as a symptom not a malaise
The EU Refugee Crisis as a symptom not a malaise
This article is a direct response to this interview with Nick Evans, a self-labeled ‘revolutionary socialist’. ‘Why now?’ Let me first say that I agree completely with Evans statement that the refugee crisis is “driven by wars, persecution and impoverishment with many different immediate causes…resource stripping, military intervention and lethal competition between the imperial powers lies at…
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The Unterrified Podcast #2
The Unterrified Podcast #2
The second helping of irreverent iconoclasm is now ready for consumption. We hope you enjoy!
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My take on ethical dilemmas - pt. 1 - Q&A
My take on ethical dilemmas – pt. 1 – Q&A
Here are my answers (and further questions) to a list of ethical dilemmas I found on the internet: Not to give too much away in advance, but you might notice that a lot of the time I am questioning premises that are inside the question as well as (or in some cases, instead of) answering the question. This does not make my answers invalid. One should question everything! 1. Jane has a strong…
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The Unterrified Podcast #1
The Unterrified Podcast #1
The other day Entito Sovrano and I recorded a freeform discussion that forms the first part of what we hope will become a regular podcast program. The theme (found afterwards) was ‘Calling All Individuals’, and we hope that there are some freethinkers and iconoclasts who like what we have to say in the program. Eventually, the podcast may have its own website, but for now it’s on Archive.org…
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Dear Sam... (an open letter to my most persistent commenter)
Dear Sam… (an open letter to my most persistent commenter)
I’m writing this letter because your last few comments bring to mind so much that it deserves its own space, really. One of the things about philosophy is that while at times individual concepts need separating and deconstructing, there are other contexts in which you have to look at how things are interconnected. The differences in our views, really, comes down to just how interconnected we see…
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The overpopulation myth is a civilisationist lie to prevent change
The overpopulation myth is a civilisationist lie to prevent change
When I ask questions about sustainability, people often respond with the tawdry claim that to return to truly sustainable ways of living would require a massive die-off. I’m here to put and end to this claim with some really short maths. Total land area of earth = 150,000,000 km2 Conservative estimate of how much of this land is inhabitable and could support food forests = 30% (I think the real…
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Capitalism IS class war
Capitalism IS class war
By which I mean, it necessarily divides people into classes, or groups of people, that must vie with one another, to further their respective interests. The interest of the ruling and exploitative class is obviously to maintain rule and continue to exploit, and the struggle of the exploited is to be less exploited; rarely is it a struggle to resist (or end) rule. In this way, the exploited tries…
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What would a sustainable paradigm look like? (and what would it NOT look like)
What would a sustainable paradigm look like? (and what would it NOT look like)
A reader recently wrote to me and asked for clarification of a comment I posted on another blogger’s thread about profitable permaculture farms. For a while, I had been active on that thread trying to get people to confront the contradictions inherent in permacapitalism, and had suggested that a truly sustainable paradigm might look something like this:- Instead of mass society, there would be…
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Revolution, class and commodity: an exploration of postmodern pop culture Let’s get one thing clear right off the bat: ‘revolution’ is clearly not part of the desires of the average person, who, if not…
On 'Indigenous Anarchism'
On ‘Indigenous Anarchism’
I was recently directed to an essay by Aragorn called ‘Locating an Indigenous Anarchism’. Here are my responses to what I see are the most important points. ~ POINT 1: “no matter how skilled we personally are (or perceive ourselves to be) we need our extended family…[though] we will have to always keep in mind the matter of scale.” AGREED. A consentient community cannot consist of only one…
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Birds of a feather
Birds of a feather
I loved this, and wanted to add that, as I see it, integrity is a rejection of taking the easy way out, and a devotion to seeing things through.
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An open letter to James Kunstler
An open letter to James Kunstler
Dear James, Before I make my main point, I would like to first say that I admire much of your work, which I’m still happily devouring, and your journal about your garden (replete with pictures) imparts lots of helpful experiences (good and bad) that will be helpful to anyone wanting to grow their own food – myself included! I’d also like to thank you for helping me discover Jason Horsley, who you…
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the lives of others...that touch ours
the lives of others…that touch ours
[A post in two parts – first a poem, then a short analytical note] every being that touches our lives leaves a mark; when those touches make us glow and warmed, we want the touch to stay and will miss it when it’s not there. but marks that hurt last the longest, and sometimes never disappear, no matter how hard we try to forget; time cannot always fulfil its reputed role as healer. This poster…
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9 Reasons Not To Join The United States Military
9 Reasons Not To Join The United States Military
An excellent summary of most of the evils of professional armies, by a former member
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