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“It is important that terms such as ‘remigration’ do not become normalized without people understanding what right-wing extremists mean by them,” they wrote. “In this context, it refers to the forced removal of groups of people because extremists believe they do not belong here.”

nltimes.nl/2026/09/22/dutch-in

as an anarchist we don't really see institution-building as a particularly great theory of change

it might have something to do with having wound up at odds with organizations we created, you know? that bit of personal history might make the seemingly abstract concern feel a lot more concrete to us. just speculation

but to whatever extent you do end up building institutions anyway (and there are reasons to, even so), remember that preventing Nazi takeover is mandatory. you must have a strategy for that.

Portland, OR's public transit system is facing budget shortfalls and cuts. Help us keep our weird city moving: c.org/zKyX4MtszC

Latest reminder that you should assume the following about any statement from Trump's ICE/DHS goons claiming to exonerate the regime of bad acts: They're probably lying.

ctinsider.com/news/article/dab

Taking away people’s healthcare: bad. Taking it away before an election: politically stupid. Thinking that saying “FRAUD” will fool people: something you only do if your brain is totally Fox-addled. IOW, a perfect encapsulation of Team Trump. washingtonpost.com/politics/20

@SteveMcCarty Why would you give credence to the overmarketing of such an environmentally perilous technology by using it, and then treat its output as if it had the ability to reason?

This link, hcommons.social/@SteveMcCarty/, text needs rewritten to preface it with, "I decided to ignore the societal perils of supporting LLMs and treat the stochastic parrot as if it had agency and the ability to reason."

Groceries, housing and utilities topped both groups’ priorities in the Class Gaps Poll. Among working-class respondents, 10 of the top 12 priorities concerned costs, wages or jobs. Mindy Isser looks at what the findings mean for progressive politics. inthesetimes.com/article/worki

I have owned a #Librem5 for almost 5 years. Every year it has gotten a little bit better in terms of funtionality. It is now at the level of really quite excellent. Not perfect, but a real, useable, fun, freedom-respecting device. #linuxmobile

"Big nor'eastah comin'." has been added to the local chit-chat.

153M drivers' licenses collected for ID verification are being sold on the dark web. Fight data collection!

krebsonsecurity.com/2026/09/fb

It's been a minute, but I am switching roles and have already switched location. In the new year, I will be creating my own co-op consultancy to help build worker co-ops in the land of Haymarket Square

Candidates are winning support by disavowing Big Tech, criticizing AI and promising to stop data center growth, Stephanie Jordan and Mary Armas write.

They point to Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan primary victory.

inthesetimes.com/article/big-t

(Legal backstory: county GOP leadership has filed a complaint that Irene broke a technicality, & thus needs to be fired.

Irene did not, in fact, do any of that.

The only reason this has worked so far is the NC state board of elections is GOP-dominated. So partisan attacks get a pass there.

So she's bringing the legal battle to court. That will force the local GOP to bring their case into the open & that the accusations are bogus.)

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US readers- I've been talking a lot lately about how "Yes, the GOP will try & take your votes. And YES, THEY CAN BE STOPPED"?

There's a great example here in North Carolina right now!

Our area is one of the GOP's testing grounds for new ways to steal votes.

Stop them here, you stop them everywhere. Help us help you!

fundrazr.com/f2mog6?ref=sh_1FA

Software's the only industry that thinks like this:

"You know what would be good for business? Higher operational costs. The upfront capital investment with engineering is too high."

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