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Welcome to Individualist-Anarchist.Net!

This web site is devoted to showing you why you should be an individualist anarchist and how you can subvert the system and help start the revolution for anarchy and individualism. Its purpose is to spread the information virus and help create a “transfer culture” — a set of cultural values that can help bring us closer to a world of freedom. An important part of that building “alternative institutions,” radical organizations running in parallel with those in the normal society, providing similar functions, but doing so in a different way.

This web site is for everyone, anywhere in the World, who is interested why and how they should take action for individualist anarchism. I seek to find creative ideas for action that can be done by anyone anywhere, and to help people organize within their own communities.

What is Individualist Anarchism?

Tuesday, December 10^th, 2002:

Individualist Anarchist Resources,

A links directory contributed by Wlodzimierz Gogloza.

Sunday, December 8^th, 2002:

Anarcho-Capitalism vs. Individualist Anarchism

Saturday, December 7^th, 2002:

Underground Goth Industrial Parties and "Alternative Institutions" Or Why the Bay Area Needs a Radical Goth/Industrial Scene

Natural Rights and Natural Resources

by Dr. Fred Foldvary

Individualist-Anarchist.Net Software Directory

Free software written to build this site.

Coming soon: a lot more information on how and why you should subvert the system and join the revolution for anarchy and individualism. Keep posted. For now you can look at this:

Or you can look at information about my past activities. Here is my Anti-Voting Campaign from 2000, which started after I dropped out of the race as the Libertarian candidate for State Assembly.
I am taking on the project of archiving materials from the Individualist Anarchist Society, a student group at the University of California Berkeley up to the year 2000, which was in reality very anarcho-capitalist for most of its existence, but nevertheless did a lot to promote individualist anarchism as a general movement. The archives right now take the form of the last snapshot of the group's web site. They should develop into a format that encompasses the group's development over time later. They can be found here.
Here is the htmlify PERL script that I wrote to convert a lot of the text on this site to HTML. Feel free to use it for your own purposes under the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License.