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(en) France, Monde Libertaire - Trous Noirs program on Radio Libertaire (every Monday, 4-6 PM) (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Date Tue, 18 Nov 2025 07:39:41 +0200


Monday, October 27 (4 PM - 6 PM) ---- Pierre Bance, author of Another Future for Kurdistan? Libertarian Municipalism and Democratic Confederalism and The Fascinating Democracy of Rojava. The Social Contract of the Federation of Northern Syria, is publishing a landmark book with Noir & Rouge: ---- The Great Federation - Direct Democracy and Federal Life. ---- He recalls the hopes of emancipation towards "another future": ---- "All over the planet, in cities and countryside alike, women and men are seeking to change the world by decolonizing their imagination from state and market alienation. All are choosing direct democracy as a mode of organization." ---- But it is not enough to aspire to a society of federated communes; it is necessary to prepare for this change well in advance: to develop a social contract describing "the institutions of self-administration signaling the end of the State and the institutions of self-management enacting the end of Capital."

For Pierre Bance, the time has come to go on the offensive; to consider solutions that could bring about a shift towards communalism and libertarian federalism.

The interest and complexity of this work require several broadcasts.

Following those of September 29 and October 13, this broadcast will address "the dynamics of convergence to the social contract":

- Various attempts thwarted by party co-optations (World Social Forum) or by the survival of Trotsky-Leninist genes (creation of the New Anti-Capitalist Party): "The party form has once again shown itself to be an obstacle to the emancipatory revolution."

In Turkey and Syria, the Kurds are attempting to establish a popular movement that unites at the community or neighborhood level. Limitations are imposed in particular by the unfavorable political and military context and the survival of Leninism among some minority PKK militants.

- How can we imagine and organize a different future? "The old society will be overthrown by those better organized than it": Pierre Bance proposes coordinating "all those who identify with direct democracy, autonomous communities, and federalism" into a "Movement for Direct Democracy" organized around local unions, a prefiguration of future communities.

Monday, November 3 (4 PM - 6 PM)

During the meetings organized in mid-August in the Caulnes community center (Côtes d'Armor) by several groups of the Anarchist Federation, the Friday evening panel discussion was of great interest to the large number of attendees: the topic was Artificial Intelligence (AI), addressed by Patrick, who has been intimately familiar with this field since its inception.

The exponential growth of investment in many countries is beginning to generate various applications. The first interested parties are, of course, armies and security forces (drones, unmanned aircraft, facial recognition, etc.).

Patrick showed how the utopia of replacing humans with machines is likely to turn into a nightmare, leading to a true dystopia if we don't react quickly.

Radio Libertaire was present and recorded the presentation and the responses to the many questions from the audience.

Monday, November 10 (4 PM - 6 PM)

On October 5, the "Anarchist Book Fair" was held in Merlieux (Aisne) with a large attendance. Radio Libertaire recorded two presentations followed by answers to questions:

- Gérard Mordillat discussed an important event in sixteenth-century Germany, illustrated in a comic book for which he wrote the script: The Peasants' War.

Overwhelmed by poverty, led by the monk Thomas Münzer, tens of thousands of peasants plundered monasteries, freed nuns, and burned castles.

- Louis Armel, bookseller and founder of the independent publishing house "La Lucarne des Ecrivains," read poems by Ziad Medoukh, who lives in Gaza and recently published "Cry of Love for Gaza - 50 Poems from Gaza, from Palestine for Life, Hope, Peace, and Solidarity, in the Midst of Carnage." It expresses the fabulous dream of living again in a free and happy country, or of dying there...

https://monde-libertaire.net/?articlen=8650
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