Anarchoblogs

• Saving Our History Books For The Singularity. rechelon, Human Iterations (2010-07-26). Some noble soul has labored to put the two most important history books on Individualist Anarchism’s first wave in America online — and in very accessible condition.   Anyway, I felt I had to pause in my projects and distractions to let you know.  This is the shit. Eunice Minette Schuster’s... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• What does it mean to love your enemies? Ryan, The Peaceable Kingdom (2010-07-26). A question many Christians aren’t really asking. This moving video lays it out very simply. It is not wide-eyed optimism in the sense that it doesn’t portray automatic world peace and love in the face of violence. It means that to truly love your enemies you might have to receive... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• A squealing leftie writes. chris dillow, Stumbling and Mumbling (2010-07-23). Tim says something that puzzles me:Human beings really are status seeking beings. The method of ranking it, enforcing it, discovering it, may change, but that there will be a social hierarchy is a given. And that’s the bit that our squealing lefties seem to forget….Simply because we are human beings... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Three from Vienna. Austro-Athenian Empire (2010-07-27). Including an excellent anthology from my teacher Kelly Jolley, also including essays by my other teacher Roderick Long; and a Tractarian musical number. About the latter, all I can say is that he would have been better off trying to whistle it. (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Trail of Tears 2010. der Blaustrumpf (2010-07-27). Deportation is ethnic cleansing. Nothing more, nothing less. (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Remember Furkan Dogan. Sheldon Richman, Free Association (2010-07-27). Furkan Dogan was the 19-year-old American fatally shot five times by Israeli commandos aboard the Mavi Marmara headed for Gaza -- without a peep from the Obama administration, which has time to get involved with everything else happening in the world. Dogan was a bright young man with a promising... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Wikileaks releases classified Afghanistan war logs: "largest intelligence leak in history" Xeni Jardin, Boing Boing (2010-07-25). An archive of classified U.S. military logs spanning six years, more than 91,000 documents, and 200,000 pages, was today made available by WikiLeaks. The papers show a picture of the war in Afghanistan that is far more grim, and far less hopeful, than previously portrayed. The New York Times, London's... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Guadec Day 2: In pursuit of critical mass. Ivanka Majic, Canonical Design (2010-07-27). Today I was reminded of this quote by Jane Goodall: If everyone could think a little bit about small choices they make every day: What do you eat, does it result in animal cruelty? What do you wear, how was it made, does it damage the environment? When people start... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Saving Our History Books For The Singularity. rechelon, Human Iterations (2010-07-26). Some noble soul has labored to put the two most important history books on Individualist Anarchism’s first wave in America online — and in very accessible condition.   Anyway, I felt I had to pause in my projects and distractions to let you know.  This is the shit. Eunice Minette Schuster’s... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• What does it mean to love your enemies? Ryan, The Peaceable Kingdom (2010-07-26). A question many Christians aren’t really asking. This moving video lays it out very simply. It is not wide-eyed optimism in the sense that it doesn’t portray automatic world peace and love in the face of violence. It means that to truly love your enemies you might have to receive... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• A squealing leftie writes. chris dillow, Stumbling and Mumbling (2010-07-23). Tim says something that puzzles me:Human beings really are status seeking beings. The method of ranking it, enforcing it, discovering it, may change, but that there will be a social hierarchy is a given. And that’s the bit that our squealing lefties seem to forget….Simply because we are human beings... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Three from Vienna. Austro-Athenian Empire (2010-07-27). Including an excellent anthology from my teacher Kelly Jolley, also including essays by my other teacher Roderick Long; and a Tractarian musical number. About the latter, all I can say is that he would have been better off trying to whistle it. (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Trail of Tears 2010. der Blaustrumpf (2010-07-27). Deportation is ethnic cleansing. Nothing more, nothing less. (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Remember Furkan Dogan. Sheldon Richman, Free Association (2010-07-27). Furkan Dogan was the 19-year-old American fatally shot five times by Israeli commandos aboard the Mavi Marmara headed for Gaza -- without a peep from the Obama administration, which has time to get involved with everything else happening in the world. Dogan was a bright young man with a promising... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Wikileaks releases classified Afghanistan war logs: "largest intelligence leak in history" Xeni Jardin, Boing Boing (2010-07-25). An archive of classified U.S. military logs spanning six years, more than 91,000 documents, and 200,000 pages, was today made available by WikiLeaks. The papers show a picture of the war in Afghanistan that is far more grim, and far less hopeful, than previously portrayed. The New York Times, London's... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

• Guadec Day 2: In pursuit of critical mass. Ivanka Majic, Canonical Design (2010-07-27). Today I was reminded of this quote by Jane Goodall: If everyone could think a little bit about small choices they make every day: What do you eat, does it result in animal cruelty? What do you wear, how was it made, does it damage the environment? When people start... (Linked Tuesday 2010-07-27.)

News and views from around the web posted to the Wonderland Wire:

• State sells $900 million in job-creating Build America bonds | CHICAGO SUN-TIMES 15 July 2010
• Illegal immigrants hold DC ‘teach-in’ to push bill | AP 15 July 2010
• Oil hits Louisiana’s largest seabird nesting area | AP 15 July 2010
• Poll: Americans Again Pessimistic on Afghan War | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• Pentagon Making ‘Emergency Plan’ to Keep War Going Without Additional Funds | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• Rights group: Uzbeks tortured by Kyrgyz police | AP 15 July 2010
• Israel’s nuclear program implicated in U.S. investigation | Haaretz 15 July 2010
• Think tank: Israel attack against Iran would spark long war | Haaretz 15 July 2010
• Local Afghan security forces ‘temporary solution’: Pentagon | AFP 15 July 2010
• U.S. turns over Tariq Aziz, other members of Saddam Hussein regime to Iraqi custody | LA Times 15 July 2010
• India: ISI behind Mumbai attacks | AJ English 15 July 2010
• Is Global Poverty Reduction a Political Myth? – Thalif Deen | IPS 15 July 2010
• Obama Says U.S. Will “Redouble” Efforts Against Al-Shabaab – Jim Lobe | IPS 15 July 2010
• U.S. paid Iranian nuclear scientist $5 million for aid to CIA, officials say | WaPo 15 July 2010
• Records Show Doubts on Vietnam War | NY Times 15 July 2010
• Student Loan Default Rates Come Under Scrutiny – The Choice Blog | NY Times 15 July 2010
• F.C.C. Expletives Policy Ruled Unconstitutional | NY Times 15 July 2010
• Petraeus Wants Insurgent Leaders on Terrorist List | NY Times 15 July 2010
• Laboring under a cloud of violence: Union clashes are on the rise in Venezuela | WaPo 15 July 2010
• U.S. and South Korea to announce joint military exercises | WaPo 15 July 2010
• Experts warn of further Uganda attacks – Jeff Stein | WaPo 15 July 2010
• What Will Johnny Rotten Do in Israel? – Darian Worden | C4SS 15 July 2010
• Al-Jazeera Sued for Reporting on 2006 Lebanon War | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• Gaza Aid Ship Arrives in Egypt | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• Somalia Spin Could Make You Dizzy – Jeremy Sapienza | Antiwar.com Blog 15 July 2010
• Newt Gingrich, Several Top Senators Voice Doubts on Afghan War | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• The Shahram Affair – Justin Raimondo | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• Heading Home, Iranian Scientist Details Capture by US | Antiwar.com 15 July 2010
• There’s Just No Pleasing Some Robber Barons – Robert Scheer | The Nation 15 July 2010
• Federal Reserve: Continued High Unemployment Threatens Fed Policy Of Pursuing ‘Maximum Employment’ | HuffPo 15 July 2010
• Ten thousand clash with police in south-east China | Infoshop News 14 July 2010
• Why Is France Still Propping up Africa’s dictators? – Boubacar Boris Diop | Foreign Policy 14 July 2010
• Israel’s false friends are multiplying… | Stephen M. Walt 14 July 2010
• Should South Korea Be Allowed to Reprocess Spent Fuel? | Stephen M. Walt 14 July 2010
• Life in Gaza – David Rose | The Middle East Channel 13 July 2010

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CANADIAN POLITICS LONDON:IS A POSTER “PROPERTY DESTRUCTION” ?:While the police forces of Ontario and a good part of the rest of Canada are being drained to put on the massive show of force in downtown Toronto (who cares if there are a few more murders …

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CANADIAN POLITICS LONDON:IS A POSTER “PROPERTY DESTRUCTION” ?:While the police forces of Ontario and a good part of the rest of Canada are being drained to put on the massive show of force in downtown Toronto (who cares if there are a few more murders …

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• SWAT Raids Gone Wrong -- Paramilitary Policing Is Out of Control. Phillip S. Smith, Drug War Chronicle, AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed (2010-06-01). In 1980, 2,884 SWAT deployments were recorded nationwide; the number today is estimated by experts at 50,000 annually or more. (Linked Wednesday 2010-06-02.)

• C4SS May Fund Drive. Mariana Evica, Center for a Stateless Society (2010-05-30). NEWS Here’s where we are, who’s moving us forward, and what our personnel are doing. Starting June 1st, Thomas L. Knapp will become the C4SS Media Coordinator. His pay will change to $640 monthly for 20 hours weekly labor in that role. He will also retain the title of Senior News... (Linked Wednesday 2010-06-02.)

• You Can Get 15 Years in Jail For Recording an On-Duty Cop in Illinois. AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed (2010-05-20). Wow… Last week, an Illinois judge rejected Chicago artist Christopher Drew’s motion to dismiss the Class I felony charge against him. Drew is charged with violating the state’s eavesdropping statute when he recorded his encounter with a police officer last December on the streets of Chicago. A Class I felony... (Linked Wednesday 2010-06-02.)

• Freedom Blogs will mirror censored websites. Mike Gogulski - nostate.com, Anarchoblogs (2010-05-26). I am pleased to announce, after reading Global Voices Advocacy’s Guide: Mirroring a Censored WordPress Blog, that I am willing to mirror blogs or other websites at Freedom Blogs which: are worthy, in my view, of being defended against censorship; don’t cause me to lose my paid hosting accounts or... (Linked Wednesday 2010-06-02.)

I am pleased to announce, after reading Global Voices Advocacy’s Guide: Mirroring a Censored WordPress Blog, that I am willing to mirror blogs or other websites at Freedom Blogs which:

• are worthy, in my view, of being defended against censorship;
• don’t cause me to lose my paid hosting accounts or ad network access;
• don’t get me killed, tortured, spindled, folded or mutilated (I’m very much against being spindled);
• are primarily text-based, since I can’t support mirroring images, audio or video; and
• are accessible via an RSS or ATOM syndication feed.

Additionally, Freedom Blogs will provide primary hosting for existing mirrored sites (blogs only) which are taken down by governmental, corporate or other censorship. Alternately, I will work with you to provide the mirrored content for you to re-deploy elsewhere, and re-establish the mirroring.

Per the (loose) Freedom Blogs charter, the operation of your mirror or primary site will be supported by advertising. Meanwhile, I would like to help people who are being censored reach their audience.

If you have your own domain name, you can bring it to me; otherwise, your site will be mirrored as (something descriptive that you choose).freedom-blogs.com.

Please contact mike at gogulski dot com if you are in need of this service.

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News and views from around the web posted to the Wonderland Wire:

• Change you can believe in? Secrecy still veils Guantanamo hearings – Carol Rosenberg | McClatchy 17 May 2010
• West dismisses Iran nuclear deal | AJ English 17 May 2010
• India successfully launches Agni-II ballistic missile | BBC 17 May 2010
• Obama Czar Wants Mandatory Government Propaganda On Political Websites – Paul Joseph Watson | Prison Planet 17 May 2010
• Thai protest leader proposes cease fire | Telegraph 17 May 2010
• The Government as Identity Thieves | Ron Paul 17 May 2010
• Ireland Destined For A Greece-Like Debt Nightmare By The Year 2012 – Gregory White | TBI 17 May 2010
• Here’s Why Germany Really Can’t Share A Currency With The Rest Of Europe | TBI 17 May 2010
• Iran’s Nuke Fuel Deal: Breakthrough or Bogus? – Nathan Hodge | Wired.com 17 May 2010
• MIDEAST: Israel, Iran Talking War to Ward Off War? – Jerrold Kessel and Pierre Klochendler | IPS 17 May 2010
• ECONOMY: Africa Has Less Say After Changes in World Bank Voting | IPS 17 May 2010
• Goldman Sachs Publicly Backs Financial Reform – While Dispatching Army of Lobbyists | truthout 17 May 2010
• Yuan Forwards Weaken as Europe Crisis May Delay Appreciation | BusinessWeek 17 May 2010
• Fridge-Sized Nuclear Reactors to Tap $135 Billion Power Market | BusinessWeek 17 May 2010
• Hedge Fund Law Opposed by U.S, U.K. Set for EU Votes | BusinessWeek 17 May 2010
• What spill? Rig owner approves $1 billion dividend to shareholders | Raw Story 17 May 2010
• Supreme Court rules life sentences for some minors is unconstitutional | Raw Story 17 May 2010
• High court: ‘Sexually dangerous’ can be kept in prison indefinitely | Raw Story 17 May 2010
• What I think I may learned in Istanbul | Stephen M. Walt 17 May 2010
• Sri Lanka Forces Blamed for Most Civilian Deaths | NY Times 17 May 2010
• Taliban Hold Sway in Area Taken by U.S., Farmers Say | NY Times 17 May 2010
• Ex-agent questions Mueller’s silence on Miranda – Jeff Stein | WaPo 17 May 2010
• Shielded by US Umbrella, Israel Joins OECD – Thalif Deen | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010
• Obama’s Gulf of Tonkin – Justin Raimondo | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010
• Obama’s Flailing Wars – Tom Englehardt | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010
• Thai Govt Rejects Talks as Civil War Looms | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010
• Taking a Cue From Israel, Hamas Bulldozes Homes in Southern Gaza | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010
• Iran’s Uranium Deal a Serious Blow to War Party | Antiwar.com 17 May 2010

Filed under: Daily Briefing Tagged: Afghanistan, Africa, Agni-II, ballistic missiles, Brazil, Carol Rosenberg, Cass Sundstein, censorship, conspiracy theory, eurozone, Federal Reserve, Gaza, Germany, Gitmo, Goldman Sachs, Guantanamo Bay, Hamas, IAEA, India, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Jerrold Kessel, juvenile justice, Middle East, nuclear power, Obama, Obama Administration, OECD, Pierre Klochendler, PIIGS, renminbi, Ron Paul, SCOTUS, Sri Lanka, Stephen Walt, Taliban, Thai protests, Thailand, Tom Englehardt, Turkey, UK, US, World Bank, yuan

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