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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Regarding the DoorDash driver shot by ICE in Austin, TX, this double essay from Brazil offers a powerful reflection upon new kinds of strikes, sabotage, and disruption available to app drivers. illwill.com/work-and-rev...

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

"The same artificial intelligence that forms a central pillar of oligarchic imperialism — that technofascist order rising from the ashes of representative democracy — is also the very device deployed in genocidal processes that drag us toward final chaos." illwill.com/how-to-survi...

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How to Survive Artificial Intelligence • Ill Will

Giorgio Griziotti on AI, technofascism, and war

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chuckmertz.bsky.social @chuckmertz.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

NEW FREE HELL! Nick Smolik, editor at @illwill.bsky.social was on to discuss “Depose: Luigi Mangione, the Right to Health, and the Unfinished American Revolution," which is anonymously and collectively authored by the December 4 Legal Committee. If you like, share! www.patreon.com/thisishell/p...

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NEW HELL! Luigi Mangione and the Fight for the Right to Health | This Is Hell!

Nick Smolik, editor at Ill Will Editions of, “Depose: Luigi Mangione, the Right to Health, and the Unfinished American Revolution," which is

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

A new essay by Giorgio Griziotti, an IT engineer exiled for 30 years following Italy's "Autonomia" movement, situating artificial intelligence within a world of systemic crisis and a permanent war. illwill.com/how-to-survi...

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Felicity Callard @felicitycallard.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

“which Deleuze travels, and which Deleuze remains difficult to assimilate?”

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People’s City Council - Los Angeles @pplscitycouncil.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

WATCH: WE'RE BEING SUED Zionist funder Adam Milstein (Canary Mission, Brandeis Center) went on stage at the Israeli American Council & said PCC is an enemy that must be attacked Now we're being sued & we need your help Fundraiser here: chuffed.org/project/1935... Statement below👇

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Gilles Deleuze's overlooked writings on Palestine offer a general paradigm for political individuation. However, as Pasquale Liguori argues, recovering them demands that we break the peace of the guilty, which “modulates genocide and calls it law.” illwill.com/forbidden-de...

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Mark Wasson @reportermark.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Lang shows up and spider man reacts.

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It's Going Down @igd.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Hundreds of youth took over the streets in #Minneapolis as part of a massive anti-Flock scooter demonstration against state surveillance. Video via @/citycasttwincities.

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Anti. @antikalypse.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

"Yet even disappearance is an art, and conspiring means knowing precisely how to build while retreating: choosing when to speak, choosing when to act, at the risk of making mistakes."

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Kay Bee PDX @kaybee71.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

"What’s the proposal for gaining some breathing room, for transforming reality? Where do the strengths and possibilities of the present lie? Is meekly accepting the rules of the game really the best response to a counterrevolution that attacks without reservation?"

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Joos Olejniczak @bluejoos.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Zeer de moeite waard om te lezen. Over de noodzaak van daadwerkelijk verzet, juist nu.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

On mass sabotage in Italy's Susa Valley, and the place of conspiracy in our uncertain epoch. illwill.com/after-july

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Paul Eric @pauleric70.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Residents overflowed their Salem City Council Meeting in Oregon to oppose a new $5.1 billion dollar data center project Residents showed up with a guillotine. The company reps saw the guillotine outside and ‘They left because they felt unsafe.’ The Salem City Council then voted to begin the

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Raider @iwillnotbesilenced.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Police in Winona Minnesota are stunned after EVERY SINGLE ONE of their Flock cameras were suddenly removed in a single night. The people don't consent to a surveillance state

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Jeff Tischauser @jtischauser.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

They had ladders, another banner and a crowd for this drop. Say what you will, but in an era where you can get 30 years for moving a box of zines, this takes guts.

Protesters on a second floor roof hang a banner over a building's front entrance while another group holds a banner on the ground floor. I describe the banner hanging from the roof in the skeet I'm quoting. The banner on the ground floor states: Defund the police. A group of supporters look on.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Today is the release of our first book: Like Songs About Airports, a collection of essays and poetry from the late, great Leijia Hanrahan. Available now on our website, and you'll be able to order it from book stores everywhere on September 1st. store.illwilleditions.com/products/lik...

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 12/07/2026

Big news: We're very pleased to announce a distribution partnership with @mitpress.bsky.social . All our books will be widely available as part of the MIT catalogue. Beginning on September 1, you'll be able to walk into nearly any bookstore and put in an order for Ill Will Editions books.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

"There are very few voices in our field capable of seeing the whole picture and what’s at stake: the future, and nothing less. Leijia Hanrahan, through a layer of wit and sometimes withering irony, could see that future." – Kate Wagner, architecture critic for The Nation

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

"If the Marblehead Bonfire is less well known than the Boston Tea Party as an act building toward the American revolution, it is perhaps because the target of this act of property destruction was not unjust taxation on colonial merchants, but the property of wealthy colonial elites themselves."

On the night of January 26, 1774, about twenty people from Marblehead, Massachusetts rowed out to a small island where stood a privately owned, for-profit inoculation hospital, and burned it to the ground.

The few who were arrested after the fact were jailed in nearby Salem — a notorious British loyalist stronghold. Hundreds of people from Marblehead marched to the jail and broke them out. Salem's sheriff then raised a posse of five hundred men to invade the neighboring town and bring the arsonists to the law's version of justice. In turn, the people of Marblehead raised their own posse of one thousand to defend a different and deeper principle of justice. The sheriff, wisely, let the matter drop.

This happened a year before and less than thirty miles away from where the opening shots of the American war of independence were fired at the battle of Lexington.

-Depose: Luigi Mangione, the Right to Health, and the Unfinished American Revolution, by the December 4 Legal Committee, forthcoming from Ill Will Editions.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

If you watch the full interview, Chris Cuomo draws a moral equivalency between the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr and the assassination of health insurance billionaire Brian Thompson. That’s a new one.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Chris Cuomo had a December 4th Legal Committee spokesperson on his show (again) to harass her about Luigi's defense strategy - she took the opportunity to spread the word about jury nullification and shout out our upcoming Luigi book.

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Rita, antifascist🏴 @oldsquida.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

“The rise of the world of nation-states is often credited to national liberation movements, and they have become synonymous with decolonization. This is a real travesty, because we are clearly not living in a decolonized world, or, at least, not a world of liberty.”

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Dave Kirby @dave19.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

This is a brilliant argument - that the nation-state developed as a response to the abolition of slavery, moving the direct violence from the plantation to the border without damaging the owning-class capacity to exploit & abuse. A perspective from the Americas but with world-wide relevance.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

Connor O’Callaghan argues that the Twin Cities rapid response network represented an embryonic form of dual power. illwill.com/dual-power

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

Supporting people's liberation needn't require that we endorse nationalism. Why, then, is it still so prevalent within anti-imperialist struggles today? In conversation with Ralf Ruckus, Nandita Sharma exposes the link between "the migrant" and the nation from a perspective that aims to abolish both

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

In the first article from new anarchist journal in France, Josep Rafanell i Orra argues that anarchism has always functioned as an escape route for communities fleeing the iron cage of society. illwill.com/anarchism-ag...

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

Six years later, there is still much we can learn from the George Floyd rebels. This quote is from an original interview in the upcoming No Bad Protesters: Ethics, Social War, and the George Floyd Uprising by Arturo Castillon. Pre-order your copy today: store.illwilleditions.com/products/no-...

Silhouette of a protester raising a fist against the warm glow of the burning 3rd precinct in Minneapolis at the start of the George Floyd uprising. Text reads: "A lot of people just didn't realize it could happen at all, that it would happen so fast, that it would happen spontaneously, that it would bring people together, that it would give people more space to gather."

Dark high angle shot of a crowd outside the burning 3rd precinct. Text reads "Some people think it was all terror, and scary, and nothing got better. That's just a lot of the propaganda keeping us from realizing what we did, preventing us from thinking about what we’re gonna do if it pops off again. If there’s another riot, what do we do next? What do we do instead? How do we hold ourselves together so that we don't fall apart as soon as the state falls apart?"

Crowd of people casually hanging out in the street as fires burn in the background. Text reads ""You know, some people just don't really have the idea that this happened, but it'll happen again. It doesn't matter what you think. What you think will not stop an uprising from happening in the future. Because if people have decided as a mass, as a group of 1000s of people, to shut the city down, you know, you can't really stop that." - MAYA, Minneapolis, MN, age 19. Quote from No Bad Protesters: Ethics, Social War, and the George Floyd Uprising by Arturo Castillon, forthcoming from Ill Will Editions

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

On the sixth anniversary of the burning of the 3rd Precinct in Minneapolis, we’re revisiting this early interview with an anonymous participant. illwill.com/dispatch-fro...

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Status Coup News @statuscoupnews.bsky.social · 27/05/2026

🚨"RIGHT INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET"🚨 ICE agents continues to push peaceful protesters onto oncoming traffic outside the Delaney Detention Center. WATCH LIVE ⬇️ @JordanChariton & @JonFarinaPhoto

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 09/05/2026

"It was a dangerous crossroads: he was armed and ready to die, but the revolution on which he’d staked his life was no longer possible. To continue the same militant struggle would be suicidal; he had to find a way to continue to fight, yet in another dimension." illwill.com/a-life-in-rebellion

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

In honor of Ben Morea’a recent passing, we’ve published Ariel Uesseler’s beautiful preface to the forthcoming Japanese edition of Full Circle. illwill.com/a-life-in-re...

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

French journal Temps critiques analyzes recent U.S. policy through the lens of Carl Schmitt's late theory of Großraum, or "greater space." illwill.com/zones-of-inf...

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Rita, antifascist🏴 @oldsquida.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

“Addiction didn't happen out of weakness, maladjustment, or hedonism; on the contrary, it was a conscious decision concerning the ruin of the movement and the intolerable ultimatum between the despair of armed struggle and the condemnation to a ‘normal life’."

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Heatwave Magazine @htwvmag.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Communist geographer Phil A. Neel joins Party Girls Pod ( @jamiepeck666.bsky.social ) to discuss his upcoming article on revolutionary organizing in the forthcoming issue of Heatwave and his recently published ‘Theory of the Party’ at @illwill.bsky.social.

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aphelis @aphelis.net · 25/04/2026

“... by the 1970s, movements stopped demanding things of politicians and bosses and instead turned to each other and said, “Let's take it all!” For a while, it looked like they might.” Forthcoming August 2026 from @illwill.bsky.social store.illwilleditions.com/products/let...

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 04/05/2026

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Ben Morea (1941-2026), one of the most profound, courageous, and singular comrades to emerge from the 1960s revolutionary movement.

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Ill Will @illwill.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

An Italian edition of "Toward a Politics of Destitution" is now online. Our thanks to the translators. www.nigredo.org/2026/02/23/v... An English version can be found on our site: illwill.com/toward-a-pol...

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tiqquna matata @skittishprey.bsky.social · 14/02/2026

this article contains excellent descriptions of how the resistance has adapted to ICE's tactics, and also a warning of how it could be adapted to support the status quo

The terrain of this insurgency is the entire metropolitan fabric, unbeholden to any itinerary of protest. Rather, the conflict remains latent until it erupts,
spontaneously and irregularly — eruptions that occasionally spiral into bonafide riots. It's not that every encounter is so combative, but that every encounter contains the possibility of combat, a fact the occupiers themselves are only too aware of.

True to their name, the federal agency was quick to adopt the same principle typical of contemporary revolts — that is, to be water. Abandoning large-scale raids that are more vulnerable to confrontation, ICE agents travel across the city in small groups, attacking their targets with speed and precision that minimizes their exposure to resistance and reduces their attack surface as much as possible.
And yet the insurgency has responded in kind, developing networks of surveillance to track and disrupt these movements with startling efficiency. Simply stepping out of their vehicles will draw a crowd in minutes, if one wasn't already following them. ICE agents can't so much as eat or sleep without the possibility of being confronted by opposition forces.

While they currently wield surveillance as a subversive practice, the aimless persistence of such networks into a post-siege Minnesota, in the absence of an occupying force, could signal their practical inversion. In this scenario, the revitalized liberal state would then have at its fingertips a mass, communitarian arsenal of ancillary policing, capable of elaborate operations across the metropole.
Long after ICE leaves, should these networks continue to operate, it does not take a great stretch of the imagination to figure out who could become their next
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Revue Montages @montages-revue.bsky.social · 07/03/2026

Nous publions une traduction française d'un article de Phil A. Neel récemment paru chez nos camarades de @illwill.bsky.social Revenant sur la situation à Minneapolis après les meurtres de Renee Good et Alex Pretti, Neel analyse les dispositifs de la contre-insurrection.

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