Looking at the current situation with the Kill the Bill protests and remembering protest movements of the past that had some success:
Left Tube and Anarchist Videos
- Thread starter AmateurAgitator
- Start date
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
ska invita
back on the other side
just tried to watch something there, its not playing - is there some funky peer to peer thing going on where someone else has to be online to make the file available to stream?
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
Have you tried turning it off and on again? Yeah, think you might be right there? Annoyingly, the hosting website seems to have a FAQ section, but the FAQ doesn't include "this video doesn't work how do i make it work?"
ska invita
back on the other side
im suspecting some kind of anarcho sharing structure that works in theory but not in practice 
none of the videos play for me - i think its like trying to download a torrent if noone is seeding?
none of the videos play for me - i think its like trying to download a torrent if noone is seeding?
As the execution method of choice during the French Revolution, the guillotine represents popular revolt in the minds of many. Saint Andrewism examines its history and what it represents for our future.
seventh bullet
sovietwave
Diem and his CIA advisors did more than use the guillotine to repress the Communists. That's why the fightback was so pant-shittingly viscious, and state power began to collapse as the insurgency eventually gained momentum, and police, army and local notables wouldn't dare lift a finger. When people unleash terror upon you, you have to destroy your enemies, literally. Violence, and its uses, has to be reckoned with.
A continuation of the discussion with Zoe Baker on the Alpha to Omega podcast. Discussing: anarchist militaries, marxist sects, council communism, trade unionism, the Durruti column, labour vouchers - collectivism and communism, parties and electoral politics (again) and limits to powers of delegates and representatives.
Last edited:
Talk by the black anarchist Ashanti Alston from 2006
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
The SubMedia "A is for Anarchy" series really is a good intro one, nice short accessible videos covering key concepts like property, class, mutual aid, race, gender, direct action, etc etc.
A very good, enjoyable video about Kropotkin from Zoe Baker:
Lucky Black Cat has done some good videos lately dubunking Prager U vids and capitalism:
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
New video series from sub.media:
kolektiva.media
A four part mini-series focusing on the various dimensions of intergenerational relationships amongst anarchists. Part One is a collection of anarchist origin stories from the late 60s through to the early 2000s. Listen to Ashanti Alston, Helen Hudson, Ann Hansen, Frank, Ian Bone and Cindy Milstein recount the pivotal and historical moments that led them to anarchism and why.
This one is hosted on the same site as the Christie archive, but actually seems to work when I try playing it?
Also, here's a short video from Dwayne Staats and Jarreau Ayers, two of the people involved in the 2017 Vaughn prison uprising:
Transmissions Part One: Origins
A four part mini-series focusing on the various dimensions of intergenerational relationships amongst anarchists. Part One is a collection of anarchist origin stories from the late 60s through to t...
kolektiva.media
A four part mini-series focusing on the various dimensions of intergenerational relationships amongst anarchists. Part One is a collection of anarchist origin stories from the late 60s through to the early 2000s. Listen to Ashanti Alston, Helen Hudson, Ann Hansen, Frank, Ian Bone and Cindy Milstein recount the pivotal and historical moments that led them to anarchism and why.
This one is hosted on the same site as the Christie archive, but actually seems to work when I try playing it?
Also, here's a short video from Dwayne Staats and Jarreau Ayers, two of the people involved in the 2017 Vaughn prison uprising:
An interesting interview with Irish anarchist Alan MacSimoin (now deceased) about his political experiences and the campaigns/struggles in Ireland from the late 60's and in the 70's through to the 80's:
Last edited:
A great vid
Thought Slime debunks a PragerU video about Homelessness
Cosmo takes another look at the Policing Bill
A response from Lucky Black Cat to two videos by Andy Puzder: “Socialism is actually selfish” (channel: Young America's Foundation) “The Inherent Greed in Socialism” (channel: The Daily Signal):
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
Well I've watched this twice now. It's a bit of a small academic book in video form and doesn't really have a rounded let alone punchy character. The humour is falling a bit flat with me and she hasn't made the topic particularly relevant. A discussion of envy, along with a critical discussion of Freud and Nietzsche skirting anti-left rhetoric from the right. On close inspection I'm on board with it, but I had to pay careful attention as first time round I felt it was a bit off. It's a very nuanced and interesting essay but not especially well constructed. Still looks (and sounds) amazing in places - her beheaded Marie Anotoinette is all sorts of stunning. Been a long, long time waiting.
Just to mess up the thread a bit. Here's a youtuber I subscribe to but I haven't thought of him as being particularly political in anyway. So it's interesting when he comes out with something like this. And he's done a grand job. Georg Rockall Schmidt on tax avoidance and government complicity.
Many political figures and influencers calling for "socialism" are actually for Social Capitalism. A great video by Post-Comprehension.
How the pressure of capitalism is destroying personal connection by Paul the Robin :
I don't have much time at all for Russell Brand these days. But I thought this discussion with Carne Ross from 3 years ago was very good:
hitmouse
music obfuscation technology
Some interesting historical videos here:
Includes stuff like "Nestor Makhno Rare Footage", "Errico Malatesta, 1st of May 1920", "IWA-AIT Congress in Madrid 1931", "Lady of Burlesque aka The G-String Murders" and "1933: Farmer plays a song with 'hand-farts'". Something for everyone there.
Includes stuff like "Nestor Makhno Rare Footage", "Errico Malatesta, 1st of May 1920", "IWA-AIT Congress in Madrid 1931", "Lady of Burlesque aka The G-String Murders" and "1933: Farmer plays a song with 'hand-farts'". Something for everyone there.
Won't someone think of those who need help less?
A caring Bakunin nurses a sick Malatesta back to recovery:
Thought Slime demolishes Douglas Coupland's ridiculously fawning article about Elon Musk
'Likability' and 'Charisma on Command'. Brilliant video from Thought Slime:
Similar threads
