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Keith Preston explains how concerns about the surveillance state are creating opportunities for new political realignments. More…

Keith discusses the process of revolutionary build up that must occur in the decades ahead for the System to be effectively challenged by mid-century.. More…

ATS News of the Week Commentary with Keith Preston. Topics include: -The participants in the current Bilderberg gathering. -The shooting in Santa Monica. -The parole hearing of former Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten. -The death of a young Antifa in France. -Obama's culpability in the growth of the surveillance state. -A discussion of Jeffrey St. Clair's article on the decline of the American Left. -Scott Locklin's article on why Americans are too fat and lazy for a revolution. -The need for an American Hezbollah. More…

Keith calls for a revolutionary reorganization of law along libertarian lines. Topics include: -The non-aggression principle as the basis for libertarian law -Conflicting interpretations of the NAP among anti-state radicals. -How legal institutions in a stateless society might be organized. -Much needed reforms within the realm of criminal law. More…

Keith Preston criticizes the mainstream narratives that promote the myth of big government and big business being antagonists of one another. Topics include: The false narratives maintained by liberals and conservatives alike regarding the relationship between State and Capital. The rise in recent years of popular movements rooted in economic discontent. More…

Keith Preston continues his discussion of how to bring revolutionary anarchist ideas into the mainstream. Topics include: How the prevalence of cultural leftist fanaticism within the anarchist milieu is undermining the growth of the movement and outreach efforts. Why the state is a unique institution of oppression and why efforts to equate statism with other forms of authoritarianism are misguided. More…

Keith Preston reflects on recent violent conflicts within the anarchist milieu and discusses more constructive approaches. Topics include: How the variety of hyphenated forms of anarchism will continue to grow as anarchism becomes a more prevalent political ideology. How the many hyphens within anarchism need not be a source of division but of strength and potential outreach to an ever greater number of constituencies. The need for leaders and activists to emerge in different anti-state movements who recognize the need for a united revolutionary front against common enemies. More…

Keith Preston offers a critical evaluation of the movement that shaped the cultural life of contemporary Western societies. Topics include: The intellectual and political origins of the New Left as a "fourth way" movement beyond capitalism, fascism, and communism. The convergence of social forces during the 1960s that made the growth of the New Left possible. The success of the New Left at carrying out a comprehensive cultural revolution in Western civilization. The failure of the New Left at opposing American imperialism, challenging the hegemony of plutocratic capitalism, and preventing the subsequent growth of police state repression. More…

Keith Preston interviews returning guest Ryan Faulk. Topics include: Ryan's latest project, the All Nations Party, a proposed political meta-party devoted to pan-secessionism. How such a party might be composed of sub-parties devoted to specific regional, ideological, or identitarian interests and how these might break down into constituent sub-interests of their own. How cultural conflict prevents the growth of effective opposition to the political class. More…

Keith Preston offers a critical analysis of contemporary cultural and political conflict. Topics include: The ideological roots of the culture wars in the historic conflict between classical liberalism and socialism. How the culture wars are a manifestation of class conflict between the traditional WASP elites and the rising, multicultural upper-middle class. More…