The insurrections have come, finally. Crisis Is a Mode of Government. The Apocalypse Disappoints. Characteristic Features of Contemporary Insurrections. Theory of Destitution. Block Everything! Power Now Resides in Infrastructures. On Blockage. On Investigation. War against all things smart! The Poverty of Cybernetics. Techniques against Technology. Pacifists and Radicals β an infernal couple. Government as counter-insurgency. Ontological asymmetry and happiness. Selection Needs to Be Turned into Secession.
The Commune Is Coming Back. Inhabiting as a Revolutionary. Defeating the Economy. Taking Part in a Shared Power. A History of Fifteen Years. Pulling Free from the Attraction of the Local. Taking Care of Our Power. Errata to the first Semiotext e printing. To those who see insurrection first of all as a breach in the organized reign of stupidity, lies, and confusion;.
At such a pace and in so many countries, since , that the whole structure of this world seems to be disintegrating, piece by piece. Stability is finished.
An insurrection can erupt at any time, for any reason, and lead anywhere. The ruling politicians walk among the abysses. Their own shadows appear to threaten them. The cleverest of the politicians have made it into a campaign promise.
Incurable disgust, pure negativity, and absolute refusal are the only discernable political forces of the moment. The insurrections have come, but not the revolution. Rarely has one seen, as we have these past few years, in such a densely-packed timespan, so many seats of power taken by storm, from Greece to Iceland.
