NYC, June 21: The Last Election — free and open to public, schedule below

NYC, June 21: What is the meaning of 1776 and its Constitution today? with @SohrabAhmari, @ccutrone1970, @joelkotkin, @MattPolProf, @geraldcelente free and open to public! schedule below

NYC, June 21: Is America a Republic? with @joelkotkin, @dlondonwortel, @MattPolProf, Ed Remus free and open to public! schedule below

NYC, June 21: Is the American Revolution liberal, and if so, how? with @KelleyBVlahos, @lady_melmoth, @stephengadubato, Peter Aigner, James Vaughn free and open to public! schedule below

LONDON: premiere of The Last Election, Saturday, June 13, 7pm. Tickets and venue below

Municipal police and imperial policing? Response to @buffsoldier_96

"It is not that there is continuity between forces of production, but continuity is a force of production."

Resist enforced mediocrity. Underground conference, late June, NYC, all submissions welcome.

"Pessimism about America expresses pessimism about socialism. It is pessimism about freedom." @ccutrone1970

"But while the cities become gentrified centers of a trust fund overclass, rural America is ever more entrenched in the “high tech, low life” character of cyberpunk futures."

"The state does not simply tolerate free speech — it carefully cultivates the conditions under which it functions." @99zueins

"the slogan of 'fully automated luxury gay space communism' is instructive in this respect. It demands not the use of technique for the manifestation of spirit but the complete triumph of technique over spirit. . ."

"To overcome legal cynicism, there is a need to defend and uphold the original revolutionary and natural function of the law, which is the only way to disarm our opponents of their own legal cynicism."

"Pirates are not principally a moral problem. They are what happens when the state trains people to do a thing and then declines to hire them to do that thing." - @BMStudebaker

Patrick continued that “you need to be critical towards that elite class so that you can improve the social organization of your country. And so,” he expressed, “that is sort of what the New Right is becoming.” @NikosMohammadi

Should you vote thumbs up on celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk, or thumbs down? @DougLain

"They do not see themselves as working class, because no one says they are. America says nothing about them, because they, their families, and the community colleges they attend are invisible."