The Politics of Dissident National Anarchism (Neo-Strasserism)

A Non-Ethnicist (Dissident) definition of National Anarchism: Voluntary Association of Homogeneous National Communities in place of the Nation State.

"A world where many worlds are possible."
- Comandante Marcos, EZLN (1999)

Nation: A population or group organized under a unitary principle or common identity. Unitary principles or common identities could take many forms. National Communities can be based on a Political ideological and/or a Religious Faith foundation

*** Socially Constructed Gender and Ethno-Racial Norms Have No Objective Existence in Nature *** Ethno-Supremacy, MeToo & WOKEism are DEAD & BURIED ! ***

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The Manifesto of the Black Front

https://arplan.org/2019/03/31/manifesto-black-front/

The 1931 ‘action program’ adopted by Otto Strasser’s ‘Fighting Community of Revolutionary National Socialists’ for its Black Front project.

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Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel by Alexandre Christoyannopoulos >>>
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/alexandre-christoyannopoulos-christian-anarchism

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United Order >>> https://www.mormonwiki.com/United_Order

Mormon Worker >>> https://themormonworkerdotnet.wordpress.com

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Anarcho-Capitalist Liberation Theology >>>

Agorist Project >> https://www.youtube.com/@UCDcMgjDh907Hg7KdlSfo1Tg
(Presenting the Biblical Case for a Stateless Society)

ANARCHO-CAPITALISM, EXPLAINED BY A CHRISTIAN >>>
https://libertarianchristians.com/2014/05/01/anarcho-capitalism-explained-by-a-christian/

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Liberation Theology >>>
https://www.britannica.com/topic/liberation-theology

Jesus Christ Liberator by Leonardo Boff >>>
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/84486.Jesus_Christ_Liberator

Iglesia Latinoamericana: Camilo Torres Restrepo >>>
https://youtu.be/_c2Qxk5Smbc

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A FASCINATING LOOK INSIDE QUEER LIBERATION THEOLOGY >>> https://youtu.be/E684232ChlM

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Fair Trade International: https://www.fairtrade.net

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The Participatory Economy model, also known as Participatory Economics, or PARECON, was developed by economists Michael Albert and Robin Hahnel and first formally presented in 1991 in Princeton University Press. Drawing on libertarian socialist ideas and real-world examples throughout history, their motivation was to inspire hope, inform strategy and to demonstrate that a viable and better alternative to the two dominant economic systems of the last century, capitalism and a command economy, is possible.

https://participatoryeconomy.org/the-model/overview/

https://parecon.org/parecon_overview/