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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 14/05/2026

Some fash in canada made this and accidentally made some great anarchist propaganda 🤣 Indigenous warriors and anarchists scare the far-right so much #alloutforwedzinkwa #Wet’suwet’en

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

Wild Resistance, Insurgent Subsistence theanarchistlibrary.org/library/wild...

The intense feeling of unquestionable purpose behind what you are fighting for creates the experience of finally being alive with actual clarity. Knowing that these battles will go beyond just stopping a pipeline, creates a sense of longevity that is lacking in similar anarchist struggles. Once these industrial projects are defeated, the camps will remain, not only to keep future proposals at bay, but to provide an avenue for people to get back on the land and an opportunity to realize and remember life outside of the colonial system.

I find it incredible that one of the most effective ways of resisting these land destroying, resource extraction projects is by learning or remembering how to live off of these lands again. In order to fight these projects, we need to be living on the land, and in order to live on the land we need to be fighting these projects. Life becomes resistance and resistance becomes life.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

Wild Resistance, Insurgent Subsistence theanarchistlibrary.org/library/wild...

ve felt fulfillment and inspiration in these struggles that I haven’t experienced in other anarchist projects. Being engaged in subsistence practices or conflict at a blockade camp has such a strong feeling of experiencing something “real”. Where as returning home, to the dreary routine of our pretend reality, really throws it in your face that, within civilization and capitalism, our existence is meaningless.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 06/04/2026

From the text "Wild Resistance, Insurgent Subsistence"

For myself a dip in an ice cold creek, putting in my mouth a handful of sweet huckleberries that were picked with friends, or listening to the wind, amongst other things, blows away these feelings of loss. To get the fuck out of our heads and fully into our bodies is really beneficial. And finally, to fight back, to keep the powerful of this world from sleeping peacefully at night, to plot, to conspire, to dream, practicing mutual aid as we go, reinvigorates the will to live full lives in spite of and against this freedom, individuality/ community and wildness devouring machine.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

Land and Freedom theanarchistlibrary.org/library/seaw...

Creating anarchy, or the undoing of capitalism and the dismantling of authority, is primarily an unknown adventure, but living in anarchic villages is in our blood. Since the first dawn we have been free except for the long nightmare of this urban civilization. Rediscovering voluntary association, creating collectively a new era of social experimentation will involve many events and upheavals and in many cases bloodshed, not because rebels are fixated on violence, but because authority relies on it. All over the planet, political authority is making it safe for the market to devour the wild and punishing and imprisoning its opponents.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

$The police are the front line of capitalism and racism in every fight. You might never see the CEO who profits on fracking your water supply, but you’ll see the police who break up your protest against him. You might not meet the bank director or landlord who forces you out, but you will see the sheriff who comes to repossess your home or evict you. As a black person, you might never enter the gated communities of the ones who benefit most from white privilege, but you will encounter the overtly racist officers who profile, bully, and arrest you.$

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 30/03/2026

The Failure of Nonviolence, Peter Gelderloos

As soon as social movements began to listen to the media, the elite could determine which forms of resistance were acceptable, and which were unacceptable. Every day of the week, the media are telling us what is violent and what is normal. The category of violence belongs to them. By using the same category as our moral compass, we are allowing those in power to guide our struggle.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

dirtysouth.noblogs.org/post/2026/03...

SO MUCH “MOVEMENT” COMMENTARY ABOUT THE PRAIRIELAND CASE IS ABOUT HOW THE CONVICTS ARE NORMAL PEOPLE BEING JAILED FOR DOING NORMAL THINGS, HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN, FASCISM? IN MY AMERCA??? BLA BLA BLA.

NORMAL IS EXACTLY THE PROBLEM. CAMPAIGNING AROUND SETTLERS WHO SHOULDN’T BE JAILED FOR BEING GOOD COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS DOING GOD’S WORK IS ONLY THE LATEST STEP IN THE YANKEE ANARCHIST MOVEMENT’S LONG JOURNEY BACK INTO THE LIBERAL FOLD.

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

Some beautiful words from Indigenous anarchist Klee Benally

As a force, we defend, protect, and take the initiative to strike. Indigenous Anarchism presents the possibility of attack; it is
the embodiment of anti-colonial struggle and being.

- Klee Benally

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 07/03/2026

Just some pipeline resistance to bless your feed. Indigenous warriors and anarchists are a force to be reckoned with

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 04/03/2026

Wet’suwet’en Yintah, Burma, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Lanzhou for starters

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Euphoric Autonomy @euphoricautonomy.bsky.social · 24/02/2026

The Hambi has been a focal point for anti-capitalist and radical ecological struggle in Europe. The autonomous zone opened up here is comparable in size to the ZAD of Notre-Dame-des-Landes