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El décimo álbum de Novatore expone "Living at the End of Time" (reseña del álbum)
El décimo álbum de Novatore expone “Living at the End of Time” (reseña del álbum)
Novatore es un MC de 34 años de Chicago, Illinois, que originalmente era miembro de Infamous Crew. También ha construido una impresionante carrera en solitario desde 2015 lanzando 4 EP y 9 álbumes durante ese tiempo, con la oferta anterior Maestro de creaciones mórbidas esta última primavera. Pero para su décima función aquí, Novatore recluta tanto a Johnny Slash como a su antiguo colaborador…
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"We walk in the night,
With a sun in our mind,
And with two huge golden stars,
In our blazing eyes,
We walk..."
-Renzo Novatore
#anarchism#insurrectionary anarchism#nihilism#max stirner#egoism#1312#post left#chaos#renzo novatore#illegalism
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Defeated in the mud or victorious in the sun, I sing life and I love it!
- Renzo Novatore, I Am Also A Nihilist
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Verso Il Nulla.
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“I do not want to unite with the multitude of those who flatter the proletariat, excusing them, praising them, adorning them with wreathes. No, oh distinguished windbags, your verve disguises nothing. The “people” is always there, idiotic, cowardly, resigned. And I, who consider myself superior, desire to be so, and both the bourgeoisie and the proletariat will pay for my superiority”
— Bruno Filippi, The Rebels Dark Laughter
Bruno Filippi was born in Livorno, Italy, into a large family, the first of six brothers, and his father was a typographer. His family moved to Milan when he was still a child and in 1915, he already had trouble with the local police forces. That same year, he was arrested during an anti-militarist demonstration where he had a warm gun without bullets.
While still an adolescent he discovered the philosophy of Max Stirner and so he embraced it. Filippi was a regular contributor to the Italian individualist anarchist journal Iconoclasta! where he collaborated with the notorious individualist anarchist Renzo Novatore. In 1920, the editors of the paper printed a booklet with many of his articles entitled Posthumous Writings of Bruno Filippi.
After the war, in 1919, the biennio rosso events exploded in which he participated. On September 7, 1919, he died in Milan, while trying to explode a bomb directed at a meeting of the richest people in the city. Renzo Novatore wrote an article dedicated to him called "In The Circle of Life. In Memory of Bruno Filippi." There he said that Filippi "immolated himself in a fruitful embrace with death because he madly loved Life. We have the need and the entitlement to. say of him that which was said of the D'Annunzian hero: “That the slaves of the marketplace turn around and remember!”"
Contemporary American insurrectionary anarchist Wolfi Landstreicher translated some of his writings into English in a collection he titled The rebel's dark laughter: the writings of Bruno Filippi. Landstreicher says about Filippi that "His essays, stories and prose poems show no mercy for either domination or subservience in any form, and he was as harsh in his assessment of the slaves who resigned themselves to their slavery as to the masters who exploited and oppressed them. He could be faulted, like — Renzo Novatore, for his lack of class analysis. But when watching the masses of the poor and working people go out without protest to slaughter each other at the orders of their masters, it must have been difficult for the few who did refuse this slaughter not to be disgusted by such sheep — like behavior. In 1919, when there was an uprising in Italy, Filippi was out there fighting with the insurgent exploited, clear about who was the enemy."
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“Niego el derecho a juzgarme a todos aquellos que no entiendan la voz de mi anhelo, el aullido de mis necesidades, los velos de mi espíritu, el dolor de mi mente, la emoción de mis ideas y la angustia de mi pensamiento. Pero solo yo entiendo todo esto. ¿Quieres juzgarme? ¡Bueno entonces!. Pero nunca podrás juzgar mi verdadero ser. En su lugar, vas a juzgar el «yo» que tu mismo has inventado. Cuando creas que me tienes entre tus manos para aplastarme, yo estaré en lo alto,riendo en la distancia.”
Renzo Novatore, “De individualismo y Rebelión”,17 de septiembre de 1922
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L'ultima lettera di Cospito:
"Il più grande insulto per un anarchico è quello di essere accusato di dare o ricevere ordini. Quando ero al regime di alta sorveglianza avevo comunque la censura e non ho mai spedito pizzini, ma articoli per riviste anarchiche: mi era permesso di leggere quello che volevo, di evolvere". "Sono convito che la mia morte - si legge in un altro passaggio della lettera di Alfredo Cospito resa pubblica dalla difesa e che ha superato la censura - porrà un intoppo a questo regime e che i 750 che subiscono da decenni il 41 bis possano vivere una vita degna di essere vissuta, qualunque cosa abbiano fatto. Amo la vita, sono un uomo felice non vorrei scambiare la mia vita con quella di un altro. E proprio perché la amo non posso accettare questa non vita senza speranza".
"Ho camminato con gioia infinita sulle vie del Dolore. Per compagno ebbi sempre il pericolo che amai come un caro fratello. Sulle labbra ebbi sempre l'ironico sorriso dei superiori e dei forti; negli occhi sereni la fascinatrice visione della tragedia eroica che solo comprendono i veri amanti della libera vita. Ero solo… ma nell'ombra sapevo che stava nascosta un'ardita falange di coerenti e di audaci che vivevano la mia stessa vita! Ah, quanto amore sentivo per quella anonima schiera… Che importa se una gran parte di essi languiva da lungo tempo nel fondo di umide celle? Essi non si piegarono! Essi vissero, noi vivemmo ai margini della società da veri ribelli, da Iconoclasti intransigenti, oppure non curanti di ciò che poteva essere la tragedia finale."
Renzo Novatore
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“All past revolutions were in the end, bourgeois and conservative.”
Novatore wrote this in 1919, and over a century later the statement still stands correct.
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📲 Novatore Releases New Single 'Pyromaniacs' feat. Celph Titled
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Only ethical and spiritual wealth is invulnerable.
This is the true property of individuals. The rest no!
The rest is vulnerable! And all that is vulnerable will be violated!
It will be done by the unbiased might of the “I”.
By the heroic strength of the freed man.
- Renzo Novatore, Towards The Creative Nothing
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Contents:
Prelude by Adam Parfrey
Foreword by Bob Black
1. The Monstrous Regiment of Women by John Knox
2. The Pleasure-loving Modern Woman by William Prynne
3. A Fiery Flying Roll by Abiezer Coppe
4. Pirate Rant by Captain Bellamy
5. A Fair Dream and a Rude Awakening by Jean Paul Marat
6. Philosophy in the Bedroom by Marquis De Sade
7. King Steam by Anonymous Luddite
8. Hurrah! Ou La Revolution Par Les Cosaques by Courderoy
9. A Sentimental Bankruptcy by Charles Fourier
10. The Ego and Its Own by Max Stirner
11. Murder by Karl Heinzen
12. No Treason by Lysander Spooner
13. The Revolutionary's Catechism by Sergei Necheyev
14. Dynamite! By T. Lizius
15. Speech of the Condemned by Louis Lingg
16. Speech to Missionaries by Red Jacket, Seneca Leader
17. An Exchange by Judge Roy Bean & Judged Beaner
18. Voters Strike! By Octave Mirbeau
19. Might Is Right by Ragnar Redbeard
20. Degeneration by Max Nordau
21. Manifesto of Lust by Valentine de Saint-Point
22. Anarcho-Futurist Manifesto by A. L. & V. L. Gordin
23. Iconoclasts, Forward! by Renzo Novatore
24. Literature and the Rest by Philippe Soupault
25. Anathema of Zos by Austin Osman Spare
26. General Security: The Liquidation of Opium by Antonin Artaud
27. I Wish You All Had One Neck by Carl Panzram
28. The Eternal Youth by Ralph Chubb
29. Bagatelles Pour un Massacre by Louis-Ferdinand Celine
30. Darkness by Ezra Pound
31. The Poet's Dishonor by Benjamin Peret
32. Listen, Little Man! by Wilhelm Reich
33. Formulary for a New Urbanism by Ivan Chtcheglov
34. Concerning New Year 1963 by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
35. Ball of the Freaks by Anonymous
36. There Is a Great Deal to Be Silent About by Emmett Grogan
37. SCUM Manifesto by Valerie Solanas
38. Plea for Courage by Mel Lyman
39. P.O.W. Statement by Timothy Leary
40. On Fear by the Process Church
41. Occupy the Brain by Carsten Regild & Rolf Borjlind
42. Never Again! by Rabbi Meir Kahana
43. Situationist Liberation Front by Anonymous
44. The Invisibles by Thibaut D'Amiens
45. Misanthropia by Anton Szandor La Vey
46. The Anthropolitical Motivations by Stanislav Szukalski
47. The Correct Line by Bob Black
48. Investment in Survival by Kurt Saxon
49. The Roots of Modern Terror by Gerry Reith
50. Meese Commission Report on Pornography by Park Elliott Dietz, M.D.
51. Reward of the Tender Flesh by Ed Lawrence
52. The Nine Secrets of Mind Poisoning at a Distance by Kerry Wendell Thornley
53. L'Revolucion Pourneant by Pascal Uni
54. Sammy Prole Gets Tough by John Crawford
55. Population and Aids by Earth First!
56. Out of the Mouth of Venom: Creation by Kathy Acker
57. Intellectual S & M Is the Fascism of the 80's by Hakim Bey
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"Entre los seres humanos sólo el rebelde es la más bella figura y el ser más completo. Él sabe cómo ser la herramienta de su deseante voluntad. Él sabe como obedecerse a sí mismo y dirigirse, para auto preservarse y auto destruirse. Porque el rebelde es el que ha aprendido el secreto de vivir y el arte de morir." Renzo Novatore.
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Esta compilación de textos es por gusto individual. Las elecciones son, más o menos, las lecturas que me han influenciado en mi posición como anarquista durante mi vida. Si bien, no todos los textos son acerca de ideas o experiencias ácratas, han sido cercanos sus planteamientos revolucionarios a las teorías y prácticas contra el mundo de la autoridad. Por otro lado, seguro hay otros que se me han quedado en el tintero que son más fundamentales, y otras que desconozco, pero insisto: es mero gusto individual.
Debido a que me han preguntado sobre libros introductorios al anarquismo y la lucha revolucionaria antiautoritaria, he decidido compilar textos muy diversos, de distintas tendencias y formas, que pueden servir para un acercamiento general acerca de la posición por la anarquía. Están en orden alfabético por el título del libro, hay un link de descarga al costado del nombre, y una reseña de cada uno.
Los que no tengo completos son: “Jacob. Recuerdos de un rebelde” de Bernard Thomas; y “La historia de la Angry Brigade. Nos estamos acercando” de Fernando Rocha. Si alguien los tiene por favor contactarse a: [email protected]
Las reseñas fueron extraídas de distintas páginas de internet. Decidí no mostrar las fuentes porque no lo consideré importante para el objetivo de la iniciativa.
¡Apoyen con la difusión!
¡Viva la anarquía!
LISTA DE TEXTOS
1- Adiós prisión: El relato de las fugas más espectaculares- Juan José Garfia
2-Ai Ferri corti- Anonimx
3- Anarcofeminismo y Louise Michel- Marian Leighton
4- Anarquismo es movimiento- Tomas Ibañez
5- Anarquismo: Lo que significa realmente- Emma Goldman
6- Autobiografía de un irreductible- Claudio Lavazza
7- Caminar- Henry Thoreau
8-Ch`Ixinakax Utxiwa: Una reflexión sobre prácticas y discursos descolonizadores- Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui
9- Contra el leviatán y contra su historia- Fredy Perlman
10- Contra los pastores contra los rebaños- Albert Libertad
11- Cuando cae el telón- Bruno Filippi
12- Cuentos breves- Rafael Barret
13- De la huelga salvaje a la autogestión generalizada- Raoul Vaneigem
14- Desierto- Anonimx
15- Dios y el estado- Mijail Bakunin
16- El abismo se repuebla- Jaime Semprun
17-El desorden de la libertad- Massimo Passamani
18- El jardín de las peculiaridades- Jesús Sepúlveda
19- Entre la plataforma y el partido- Patrick Rossineri
20- Fragmentos de antropología anarquista- David Graeber
21- Hacia la nada creadora- Renzo Novatore
22- Hijo de ladrón- Manuel Rojas
23- Homenaje a Cataluña- George Orwell
24- Jacob: Recuerdos de un rebelde- Bernard Thomas
25- La anarquía funciona- Peter Gerderloos
26- La anarquía y el método del anarquismo- Errico Malatesta
27- La conquista del pan- Piotr Kropotkin
28- La historia de Angry Brigade. Nos estamos acercando- Servando Rocha
29- La ideología anarquista- Ángel Capelleti
30- La insurrección que viene- Comité invisible
31- La revolución desconocida- Volin
32- La sociedad contra el estado- Pierre Clastres
33- La sociedad del espectáculo- Guy Debord
34- La tensión anarquista- Alfredo Bonnano
35- Los desposeídos- Ursula K. Le Guin
36- Los invisibles- Nanni Balestrini
37- Memoria de un revolucionario- Victor Serge
38- Nuestra necesidad de consuelo es insaciable- Stig Dagerman
39- Odio las mañanas- Jean Marc Rouillan
40- Pensamiento crítico como arma anarquista- Wolfi Landstreicher
41-Pequeña antología anarcofeminista- Varixs autorxs
42- Taz. Zona temporalmente autónoma- Hakim Bey
43- Textos escogidos- Lewis Mumford
44- Viviendo mi vida- Emma Goldman
Filosofia Antiautoritaria
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