anarchy on Vice

Greece's New Anarchist Generation Is Being Tortured by Police

A group of eight people armed with AK-47s attempted to rob a bank and a post office in the Greek town of Velventos. Although bank-robbing anarchists armed with AK-47s might not seem like individuals deserving of pity, the police tortured them so badly that NGOs like Amnesty International are willing to hold them up as victims of foul play. Full story

Meet the Nihilist-Anarchist Network Bringing Chaos to a Town Near You

The FAI is a nihilist-anarchist organization whose members aren't out to protect anybody from the ruthless grip of inequality. They are not Hugo Chavez or Vladimir Lenin—they don’t care that your plight isn’t represented if you're just standing by with your hands in your pockets… Full story

Leah-Lynn Plante and Portland's Anarchist Grand Jury Resistors

The federal government has never accused the Portland anarchists of committing a crime—in fact, Leah-Lynn was not even in Seattle at the time of the May Day protests. Instead, each of the subpoenaed activists was granted immunity from criminal charges even though they never asked… Full story

Question of the Day

Would You Rather Live in a Fascist Nation or Complete Anarchy?

You have two choices. Either you live in a fascist state, where your leader slaughters thousands of innocents. Or, you live in total anarchy, where the street you once played on as a child is now a smoldering wreck, just like your crushed memories. Full story

Pissing In The Wind

Ian Glasper Takes Us Back to When Punk Was Still Exciting

Once upon a time, English punk meant violence, passion, political engagement and an old-fashioned approach to personal hygiene. It did not mean the guy from the Automatic, his iPhone app tie-in deal and the Krazy Tent Tour sponsored by Monster (or whatever it is this week). Full story

You're Not Punk

And I'm Telling Everyone

Punk as I knew it has a political purpose. What is classified as 'punk' music these days is absolutely empty and gutless. Full story

Tim Yo Is Dead!

But His Magazine Keeps Changing Our Lives

How great is MRR? I grew up reading it in the 80s and I can see a lot of it in this magazine. Full story