National-anarchism
WHAT IS NATIONAL-ANARCHISM?
Q. Why ‘national’ anarchism? Surely nationalism is incompatible with anarchic principles?
A. National-Anarchists do not support nationalism in the sense that we look to artificial nation-states or borders and boundaries. In a more realistic sense we are Indo-Europeans and therefore part of an ethnic heritage that includes not only Europe but also countries like Iran, Afghanistan, India and Tibet. Indeed, we base our ‘national’ outlook upon a much broader interpretation, not on the limited parochial attitudes of nineteenth-century imperialism. When we speak of nationhood we are referring to its tribal and organic implications. Therefore our concept of the word ‘national’ relates not to territory but to the racial identity which is a natural facet of all peoples.
Q. So do you support some kind of Eurasian superstate?
A. No. We believe in political, social and economic decentralisation. In other words, we wish to see a positive downward trend whereby all bureaucratic concepts such as the UN, NATO, the EU, the World Bank and even nation-states like England and Germany are eradicated and consequently replaced by autonomous village-communities. However, given that National-Anarchist communities will always be regarded by the Establishment as some kind of fifth column – and, in all likelihood, infiltrated and crushed – it may be necessary to migrate to areas which currently lie completely outside of Western jurisdiction. Continue reading…
The social categories in the ethiopic chronicle of the 16 – th century “The history of Galla”
The Ethiopic chronicle ‘’The History of Galla” was published in the first time by the German scientist August Schleicher from the parchment manuscript has been found by himself into the collection of the Ethiopic manuscripts in British Museum[1] . Secondly this manuscript was published in 1907 by the French investigator used in this publishing not only the manuscript of London but the second manuscript of the Chronicle, has been found by himself in Vienna[2]. This manuscript there is the comparatively small text in Gez. The authorship of “ Zenahu .la Galla,, (The History of Galla) is attributed to monk Bachrey, the chronist of Negus of Ethiopia Sertse Dengel Melak Seged (1563-1597). The date of the creation of this chronicle is considered 1593 year.
In the fate of this manuscript there is the interesting fact that from the beginning this chronicle has become as the source of information about the history of Ethiopia.
First of all this manuscript turned out the summary of dates for the period of intensive penetration onto Ethiopia of the nomads Galla (ethnonim Oromo today). Moreover the dates of factological history the Bahrey s chronicle contains the valuable ethnographic material. From known in science it is the single detail description of the social order of Galla in 16 century, was distinguished by the ,,Age class system” there is the system of social ties that with the tribe structure there were in the basis of their social organization. The Age class system reflected the social stratification of the primitive society of Galla of the epoch of their penetration in Ethiopia. In real life of this people the norms of Age class system realized through the acting of principle of differentiation of the social labor correlated with the level the historical development of this society. This chronicle contains sufficiently complete and terminology clear description of the social organization of primitive society based on social age stratification correlated with the functional differentiation of social labor.
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A Gift for Obama: Bringing the Whites Back to Power in South Africa
The British ‘Guardian’ has recently published some documents proving most close relations between Israel and South Africa from the early 1970s until 1994 when the black regime came to power. This publication has been the response of the international community to Israeli attempts to topple confidence to the well-known ‘Goldstone Report’. This former South African Judge has managed to come to the most politically incorrect solutions at the dawn of his career, when the separate development system – apartheid – was still existent. A squall of Goldstone’s pieces of trickery has started from the Israeli press. As result, Polakow – Suransky’s book that appeared within approximately a month after, has turned into Europeans’ ‘behind-the-scenes’ reply to this step. The book concentrates on Israeli – South African alliance.
After his publication in the ‘Guardian’ Polakow – Suransky does not hide his intentions to show Israeli ‘double-standards’ in his interviews. He tries to claim that Israelis have been close South African partners, and then makes documents public to show Goldstone in bad light as someone who curries favor with the authorities while making racist court rulings. A quick look at Polakow- Suransky’s personality shows that he acts as the editor-in-chief, official publication of Council of Foreign Relations (CFR). This is how “Liberal – Cosmopolitan International” has most heavily shelled Israel.
It is a great pity that Israel’s official reaction has turned out to be very far from being convincing and more resembled a shameful denial. Such behavior seems immoral, ineffective and short-sighted. It is far from being acceptable to steal most faithful and firm allies. It is far from being wise to deny facts supported by verified documents. Especially, when there exists a bulk of such papers. In addition, a sober look at what is going on in South Africa today gives us hope for our friends to come back to power in the near future. Continue reading…
Sultan Galiev – a forgotten precursor. Socialism and the National Question

The book on which these reflections are based has just been published under the auspices of the École Pratique des Hautes Études (6e section).1 It is a conscientious and detailed study of a set of questions which have on the whole been given far more serious attention in the Anglo-Saxon countries than in France, where gratuitous political prophecy passes for scientific research all too often. A book like this is usually received with a priori suspicion in militant circles, and even elsewhere. My aim is to offer some counterweight to this traditional sectarianism.
Sultan Galiev is one of the men who played an important part in the early days of the Communist International and the Soviet Union. Most socialist militants are aware of him only through a passing reference made by Stalin,2 rather an emotional reference, I used to think. Perhaps I was right. To have aroused some emotion in Stalin is already something in the way of an achievement. Continue reading…
Alaska, Legal State or Sovereign Nation
History, a subject which is on the required learning list starting in elementary school, is mostly written and edited by those in power. The textbooks are selected using government guidelines. It is no secret that these texts often contain mistakes. Oral histories have recently found favor, or at least qualify for graduate student projects. Until now, if it wasn’t written down, it didn’t happen.
Our study whether or not Alaska is a valid, permanent member of the Union of States, is limited to treaties and information available in books or other publications. Video tapes and official internet sites are also referenced. The authors have first-hand knowledge of the formation of the Alaskan Independence Party because they were there.
A reveiw of history will give a portrait of America’s role in Alaska’s becoming a member of the Union. Continue reading…
Rwanda’s genocide: Justice to spare the powerful?
In response to a 1 June Human Rights Watch letter calling for the transfer of Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) soldiers to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), the umbrella organisation IBUKA expresses concern over the absence of measures to bring Western parties complicit in Rwanda’s 1994 tragedy to task. While broadly applauding Human Rights Watch’s commitment to justice, IBUKA and its associates AVEGA and AERG take issue with the letter’s suggestions that RPF soldiers should be tried in the same manner as genocidaires. Missing from the discussion, IBUKA contends, is the role of Western governments in the genocide, an omission which needs to be swiftly rectified if rich countries are not simply to be immune from international justice.
As the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) begins to wind down its activities, strident calls have now surfaced that it must not do so before it indicts and tries soldiers of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) ‘who committed crimes against humanity and war crimes in Rwanda in 1994′. Continue reading…
The rights of indigenous peoples in Africa
Korir Sing’Oei Abraham argues that Africa’s opposition to the adoption of rights for indigenous peoples — who are often nomads or hunter gatherers — has largely been informed by misconceptions and myths. He points out that the right to self-determination sought by these marginalised groups has been recognised by the AU as being consistent with the principles of a country’s territorial integrity.
It is late July 2006. A study and information visit by the Working Group of Experts on Indigenous Populations – part of the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights (the commission, hereafter) – is under way in Uganda. Uganda is one of the few African countries whose constitution boasts an extensive human rights regime of civil and political as well as economic, social and cultural rights. Continue reading…
India only gives moral support to Balochistan
Dr Jumma Khan Marri is a Baloch political leader and son of the legendary Baloch leader Mir Hazar Khan Marri who led the Baloch freedom struggle in the 1970s and 1980s. Dr Marri did his schooling in hiding in Sindh, Hyderabad and Karachi at the height of the military operation in Balochistan. His family was on top of the list of most wanted people by the Pakistani military and the Directorate of Inter Services Intelligence. Continue reading…
A Vision of a New American Dream
For generations of Americans, the American dream stood for opportunity. The dream was rooted in the belief that, in a peaceful and democratic society, citizens were free to pursue their goals, and honest effort would result in a satisfactory degree of material comfort. The idealistic notion that in America one might reasonably aspire to a better life for oneself and one’s family was a powerful symbol. It spoke not merely to personal aspirations but to our aim as a society as well. Continue reading…

