As economic crises, climate catastrophe and war crimes become increasingly normalized, a creeping nihilism is starting to take hold.

In Lebanon people have had enough of rampant corruption, inflation and limits on bank withdrawals. Without any other options, they’ve resorted to robbing banks for their own money, to the cheers of supportive crowds.

Next up in Haiti recent fuel hikes have exploded in a powder keg of rioting and looting in the capitol city of Port Au Prince.

Finally in Mexico, some revenge for family members of 43 students who went missing in 2014 and a poorly named police station gets the attention it deserves from some Anarcha-Feminists.

La inteligencia artificial alcanza un nuevo e inesperado hito mientras la condición humana sigue empeorando.

Mientras las cadenas de suministro son llevadas al límite, les trabajadores de todo el mundo luchan contra la nueva realidad de los salarios estancados y la inflación descontrolada. Mientras las empresas petroleras celebran sus ganancias récord, el pueblo ecuatoriano se defiende con paros, bloqueos de carreteras y disturbios en todo el país.

Mientras tanto, en Tanzania, las tensiones han estallado cuando el gobierno intenta desplazar a muches Indígenas Maasai de sus tierras ancestrales para crear otro campo de juego para las élites capitalistas.

Por último, seguimos con nuestra cobertura de Giannis Michailidis, preso anarquista en Grecia, que lleva más de un mes en huelga de hambre.

Artificial intelligence reaches a new and unexpected milestone while the human condition continues to worsen.

As supply chains are pushed to the brink, working people around the globe struggle with new realities of stagnated wages and out of control inflation. While oil corporations celebrate record profits, the people of Ecuador are fighting back with work stoppages, road blocks, and riots across the country.

Meanwhile, in Tanzania, tensions have flared as the government tries to displace many indigenous Maasai people from their ancestral homelands for yet another playground for capitalist elites.

Finally, we follow up with our coverage of Giannis Michailidis, anarchist prisoner in Greece, who has now been on hunger strike for over a month.

In the wake of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, we take a look at some of the recent resistance waged by two nations rendered stateless by British cartographers.

First we visit Palestine where tensions have flared into several violent confrontations between Israeli settlers and the Palestinian intifada. Then we go to Kurdistan where neighboring Turkey has renewed it’s expansionist dreams putting Kurdish occupied areas under threat.

Finally a rather troubling weather report investigates the latest effects of climate change around the globe.

Welcome to another Episode of System Fail. In this episode we will be covering the trend of rising state repression around the globe.

We start in so-called Chile where the newly elected ostensibly left-libertarian president Gabriel Boric has failed to deliver on his promise to free political prisoners.

Meanwhile in Munich, police have raided a number of apartments, an anarchist library, and a print shop.

Then in Greece, long term anarchist prisoner Giannis Michaildis has announced a hunger strike demanding his release.

Finally, a run down of the recent events at the Defend the Forest Atlanta encampment.

Welcome to another episode of System Fail. In the news this week we do a quick rundown of May Day celebrations around the world. Although there were other May Day festivities we focused on Montreal Santiago de Chile, Istanbul, Berlin and Paris.

For our next segment we cover the drastic curtailing of reproductive rights in the United States as foreshadowed by the leak of Supreme Court documents. We also take a look at the acts of resistance and the obnoxious recuperationist conspiracy theorists who try to discredit them.

Later, we see how comrades in Greece are resisting Law 4777 which would station police on university campuses, where they have historically not been allowed to go.

Finally, we cover a violent insurrection in Sri Lanka where protesters have ousted the corrupt Prime Minister and torched two of the President’s houses, along with his presidential Lamborghini.

Correction: An earlier version of this episode stated that nobody was killed at the May Day shooting in Chile. Sadly, we learned afterwards that 29 year old journalist Francisca Sandoval died of her wounds on May 12th. We have edited the original video, and apologize for any confusion or grief this may have caused.

Welcome back to another season of System Fail. In our 10th installment, we briefly cover multiple fronts of the War on Men.

First up, Tucker Carlson bravely leads men on an unorthodox quest to boost their testosterone levels. Next, Vladimir Putin bolsters his fragile masculinity by deploying a full-scale invasion of the Ukraine. After that, reactionary conservatives in the United States try to protect their natural, God-given hetero cis gender roles by using the legislative power of the state to strictly enforce them. Then, in Brazil, we discover that the military has come under scrutiny for ordering massive amounts of Viagra and silicone penile implants and also for murdering a 5 year old child. In the final front in the war on manhood, lonely and recently divorced billionaire Elon Musk tries to recuperate his bruised ego by purchasing Twitter, one of the most influential social media platforms on the planet.

That about wraps it up for this episode of System Fail. Tune in every other Monday for the latest updates on the downfall of civilization.

En este episodio de Falla del Sistema repasamos la ola de revueltas que comenzó en 2019, antes de ser interrumpida por la pandemia de COVID-19. Luego echamos un vistazo más de cerca de uno de los puntos máximos de esta ola, el 'estallido social' de Chile, y los pasos que ha tomado el estado chileno para intentar recuperar su autoridad y legitimidad dañadas. También nos sentamos con Javiera, una anarquista viviendo en Santiago, y participante en la asamblea territorial del Clotario Blest.

Advertencia de contenido: incluye discusiones sobre agresión sexual, tortura y escenas de brutalidad policial.

In this episode we look back at the wave of revolts that began in 2019, before being interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. We then take a closer look at one of the high water marks of this wave, Chile's 'estallido social', and the steps that the Chilean state has taken to try and reimpose its damaged authority and legitimacy. We also sit down with Javiera, a Santiago-based anarchist, and participant in the Clotario Blest neighbourhood assembly.

CW: Includes discussion about sexual assault, femicide, torture, and scenes of police brutality.

CW: Includes discussion about sexual assault, torture, and scenes of police brutality.

In this episode we look back at the wave of revolts that began in 2019, before being interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. We then take a closer look at one of the high water marks of this wave, Chile's 'estallido social', and the steps that the Chilean state has taken to try and reimpose its damaged authority and legitimacy. We also sit down with Javiera, a Santiago-based anarchist, and participant in the Clotario Blest neighbourhood assembly.

This episode was a collaboration with Antimidia and Wind Born Films.  Be sure and check out Wind Born Films' Chile: Veins of Resistance for a closer look at some of the social movements that contributed to the estallido social.