Carson: A máscara está caindo.

C4SS stands in solidarity with those targeted by state repression.

Carson: The mask is coming off.

Darian Worden: Evidence of the danger posed by Barack Obama and the US government continues to pile up.

Carson: “Mommy, he hit me back!”

To the Lt. Pikes of the world: We’re watching you.

Kevin Carson: Thank God it’s Democrats bashing our heads in for a change!

David S. D’Amato on living under the jackboot of the state’s monopoly on protective services.

Darian Worden: As the events of ten years ago are remembered, it is also time to reflect on how to build a better world.

Kevin Carson on fake “property”, then and now.

Kevin Carson analyzes Hillary Clinton’s remark that drugs can’t be legalized because there is “just too much money in it”.

Darian Worden: True security is founded on liberty at home and abroad.

Darian Worden on the invasive nature of the state.

Darian Worden: Government should be scarier than freedom.

Darian Worden on Alex Hundert’s draconian bail conditions.

Darian Worden on George Donnelly’s arrest and watching the state.

Darian Worden doesn’t like the sound of “Your papers, please.”

Kevin Carson tackles the fanciful notion of file sharing being a cash cow for Al Qaeda.

Kevin Carson: “It’s been argued by more than one person that Scott Brown defeated Martha Coakley, in part, because Coakley was such a lame and unappealing candidate. But there’s one point that hasn’t received much attention: her cynical role, as a district attorney, in preventing the release of a man who was almost certainly innocent of the crime he’d been convicted of.”

Kevin Carson: “The politics of Empire and the National Security State were not an unfortunate deviation of the Bush years, and by no means something peculiar to conservative Republicans. The roots of American Empire go way back to the early 20th century.”