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Thoughts On An Offensive Shoplifters Movement

Posted on 2026/03/14 by pandemoniumdistro

Text from back of zine:

“What shoplifting also entails is the immediate expropriation of the means of life – survival goods, yes – but also the frivolous and luxury items that improve our quality of life and as such improve the quality of life of those around us. Struggles in the legal sphere, particularly union struggles, are done through an intermediary, a totally mediated process that there is little say in, and the results of it are often far off. When we shoplift there is no mediation, it is simply us doing what we need to do, when we need to do it, and how we need to do it. The struggle is totally in our hands, and the payoff is immediate.”

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A Recipe For Nocturnal Direct Actions

Posted on 2026/03/14 by pandemoniumdistro

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Text with some basic info on taking night-time direct action.

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On Sabotage As One of the Fine Arts

Posted on 2026/03/14 by pandemoniumdistro

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Text from back of zine:

“Sabotage is thus an action that serves as a propellant against the unreality that oppresses us. A
practice that has not gone unnoticed by ideological recuperation, which has transformed it into ‘terrorism’ (the professionalization of sabotage that has done no more than reinforce the system, due to its centralist, hierarchical and militarist character). Today, what is proposed is not the creation of an armed organization of this type, but widespread attack by small affinity groups, uncontrollable by any higher organization, that come together and dissolve like the lunar tides. The tides that are born of the awareness of how bad things are and of the worsening that awaits us due to events”

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Guerrilla Warfare: an anarchist strategy for armed resistance in the belly of the beast

Posted on 2026/03/14 - 2026/03/17 by pandemoniumdistro

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Excerpt from the zine:

“The aim of this zine is not to convince you of the necessity of armed struggle. While it can be read standalone, it is intended as a sequel to our previous zines, Paving the Way for the Enemy’s Victory and Towards a New, Anarchist Gun Culture, which build towards this zine and attempt to develop an extremely lacking, often only surface-level conversation around armed struggle and the role and potential of guns in our movements. The purpose of this zine is to lay out the answer we have settled on for the question, how do we win, in an armed struggle? In other words, it addresses the second point on our list. It is intended as an introduction to a strategy of asymmetric warfare, extremely powerful if well-understood and correctly wielded, developed based on a deep review of history and military science and specifically with our current context in the united states in mind.”

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Towards a New, Anarchist Gun Culture

Posted on 2026/03/14 - 2026/03/17 by pandemoniumdistro

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Excerpt from the zine:

“What we could call the ‘mainstream’ armed left in the united states, in practice, follows a very specific model that it has shamelessly inherited from the armed american right. Key to this model is sitting around waiting, waiting for ‘shit to hit the fan’ (or SHTF, as they like to call it), spending their time training and buying shit under the guise of ‘increasing their capabilities,’ so that when ‘the time comes,’ they’ll be ready. As the author of An Anarchist Anti-Gun Manifesto puts it, ‘Still, they are convinced of their own radicality because they armed themselves, they have primed themselves to defend the marginalized (potentially including themselves), the most radical thing one can do.’ And as the author continues, ‘But the genocide isn’t coming, it’s here.’”

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Paving the Way for the Enemy’s Victory, With Our Own Sweat and Blood

Posted on 2026/03/14 - 2026/03/17 by pandemoniumdistro

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A text detailing lessons from the Arab Spring in Libya and Syria that we can learn from to organize armed struggle in the so-called “united states”

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Who Wants to be Outgunned by ICE?

Posted on 2026/03/14 by pandemoniumdistro

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Text arguing for armed community defense to resist ICE

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Wildpunk: Black against Civilization

Posted on 2026/03/08 - 2026/03/14 by pandemoniumdistro

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Quote from back cover:

“What white anarchists have often only theorized was and remains practice for Black and Indigenous peoples.

Colonialism, historically and presently, has a strong technological component. Today’s entire framework of fundamental technologies stems from military research. It is based not only on the exploitation of people in the Global South and their lands, but has always been unleashed against the “enemy” or tested in the colonies, until it finally makes its way into the empire itself.

Anarchists who only struggle to free industry from capitalism must finally face the brutal reality.

Down with industry, down with work.”

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Yes, we even stole from work under socialism

Posted on 2026/03/08 by pandemoniumdistro

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Quote from back of zine:

“This is an extract from the book A Worker in a Worker’s State, written by Miklós Haraszti in 1972 when he was a young employee at the Red Star Tractor Factory and suppressed by the Hungarian government as a threat to socialism. Throughout history, workers have stolen from their workplaces under capitalism, socialism, and communism alike. Haraszti suggests that this stealing is actually the most creative and enterprising activity that takes place in the factory, implying the possibility of a world in which all labor would be equally creative and free. His text also provides a window into the lives of workers in the Eastern Bloc, revealing the void at the heart of the supposed workers’ utopia. So long as there are managers, workers will rob their workplaces—not just for personal gain, but above all to keep alive that which is best in themselves.

At a time when young people in the West who did not experience the horrors of state socialism are spreading nostalgia for it while fascists gain legitimacy in Eastern Europe by presenting themselves as its foes, it’s important to remember that state socialism never gave workers the freedom or abundance it promised—and that its true opponents are not the nationalists who would inflict still worse horrors, but anarchists and other ordinary working people who resist all forms of imposed authority. Likewise, Haraszti’s text is prescient in anticipating how artisanal craftsmanship would be further commodified in the post-industrial economy, offering the illusion of free activity as yet another facet of the market. Instead of peddling nostalgia for state control of industry, factory work, or any other specter of the 20th century—or seeking to monetize our autonomous activity after the fashion of the 21st century—let’s take immediate action against capitalism, socialism, and work itself.”

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My Iconoclastic Individualism

Posted on 2026/03/08 by pandemoniumdistro

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A text by Renzo Novatore- quote from back of zine:

““But when we are condemned to hear socialists more or less theorizing in order to impudently and ignorantly state that there is no incompatibility between Individualist and collectivist ideas…when we hear someone try to make an invincible and unsurpassable iconoclast like Max Stirner out to be some tool for the use of frantic proponents of communism, then we may certainly have an ironic smirk on our lips. But then it is necessary to resolutely rise up to defend ourselves and to attack, since anyone who feels that he is truly individualist in principle, means and ends cannot tolerate being at all confused with the unconscious mobs of a morbid, bleating flock.”

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