Part One: Nestor Makhno: Anarchist Warlord and Book Club Aficionado | BEHIND THE BASTARDS

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Part One: Nestor Makhno: Anarchist Warlord and Book Club Aficionado | BEHIND THE BASTARDS
Robert is joined by Jamie Loftus to discuss Nestor Makhno, our 2020 holiday non-bastard episode
Original Air Date: December 23, 2020
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@RayyanKesnan Год назад

I'm so happy Makhno's getting attention! A true hero, not just for what he himself did but how he inspired and encouraged others to be free. Warlord is an odd term to use considering he was very anti-authoritarian and encouraged anarchist free-thought and collective self-management in every village he liberated and didn't like the fact that he had to form an army to achieve his goals "armies cannot be anarchist" is one of his quotes. But I'm excited to dive in to this episode.

@trioptimum9027 Год назад

I'm hearing "warlord" as a translation of "batko" (in its military context). Part of Skirda's thesis in "Anarchy's Cossack" is that one of the roles Makhno is acting out is that of a traditional Cossack military leader (though obviously he had his own take on that), and I think that's what Robert is referring to when he calls Makhno a "warlord."

@jessl1934 Год назад

Strange how comfortable he was with establishing a military secret police and ordering them to execute people who disagreed with him, including journalists.

@thomaswillard6267 5 месяцев назад

"Warlord" is still the appropriate title. He is the guy that they followed into battle, he organized them. "Anarchist Commander" seems just as contradictory ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@mtnmoth 4 дня назад

Warlord is such a dope title! But not your typical warlord for sure

@merciless972 Год назад

Jamie keeps describing Nestor like some sort of Saiyan from DBZ that keeps growing a spikier longer golden beard each time his anarchist power level increases.

@justcommenting4981 10 месяцев назад

Thats how anarchism works.

@notinspectorgadget 9 месяцев назад

Big ups for the honesty in ommiting the "daddy" subterfuge.

@whackedoutpoobrain Год назад

"Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks" is the painting they mention, I believe. It is pretty rad, and there is a laughing Santa in it, though he did shave his beard.

@wesshiflet2214 10 месяцев назад

oh i was so scared by the title thank god it’s a reverse episode

@PanPiperat Год назад

I mean to be fair, Makhno was quite far from the general warlord. There are record of him becoming quite angry at his associates when they assumed something was fine just because he said so, without questioning it. There are also examples of the Kontrrazvedka explicitly disobeying him to instead do what they viewed as correct, like a time when they decided that maintaining the freedom of the press was more important than following orders. Then with how as well the local cities werent run by any military governors fiercely loyal to Makhno but rather by free soviets with local representatives. Though i see the point of still applying the label, it was significantly more horizontal (even within the army) than the title of warlord would imply.

@RayyanKesnan Год назад

Exactly. Haven't watched the episode yet, but warlord is an odd term to use to describe a reluctant military commander who encouraged people to be free-thinkers and self-manage their communities.

@jessl1934 Год назад

Wow. That's incredible! Strange how Volin paints a picture which is completely the opposite of what you said. I guess eyewitness testimony has nothing compared to a person who living a century later who wants to deify Makhno.

@E-Brightvoid Год назад

@@jessl1934I trust Bolshevik sources on Mahkno even less than I trust Columbia University about Ulysses S Grant

@jessl1934 Год назад

@@E-Brightvoid Volin wasn't a Bolshevik though 🤷‍♂️ Maybe get your facts straight and do the reading before you go making outrageous claims next time. You'll be less likely to make a fool of yourself if you do that.

@Ezekiel_Allium 10 месяцев назад

@@jessl1934 so I take it, based on your second reply in this thread, your first comment is meant to be passive aggressive and/or sarcastic? Genuinely asking for clarification on how to read that, I'm tired.

@PingMe23 Год назад

"I had the worst calamari of my life there (Ukraine), but it wasn't a war zone!" Jesus fucking Christ how this has changed....

@whackedoutpoobrain Год назад

I think he said "was in" and not "wasn't". He said he had it in Konstiantynivka, which is in the Donetsk Oblast and was captured for a time in 2014 by pro-Russian separatists at the start of the war in the Donbas.

@GrayYeonWannabe 10 месяцев назад

yeah he specifically said "was in." thats why he mentioned later he'll have to go back when theyre not in a war and try calamari again

@RayyanKesnan Год назад

Landlords haven't changed much...just what they're legally allowed to do because of peoples' resistance over the years reigning in the power of those elites.

@cringlator 2 месяца назад

Mommy Anarchy Loves Her Littles 😩

@MacronsKitten День назад

im sure the platformist/age regressor community really appreciates this one

@cringlator 20 часов назад

@@MacronsKitten probably more of an overlap than I would want to admit…

@ryke_masters Год назад

Ah yes, the Property Is Theft Brothers

@justcommenting4981 10 месяцев назад

15:39 Well there's your problem. You gotta divide your capitalist power structure on racial and ethnic lines if you want it to last.

@MrGksarathy 5 месяцев назад

The Wizard of Oz came out before White Christmas, and it was in color.

@FinickyVoid Год назад

Don't de-daddy my stories for me!

@vercengeterix Год назад

I'm confused. Wasn't the Russo-Japanese War actually started by Japan when it executed a surprise attack on the Russian East Sea Fleet at Port Arthur, on Feb. 8th 1904, and then declared war three hours later, with Russia only declaring war 8 days later. Furthermore there was actual pressure from the Japanese people at the time demanding a more aggressive foreign policy. At 40:12 it sounds as if Russia randomly went to war for no reason.

@marquisejoubert6129 10 месяцев назад

I mean Russia kind of did. You’re ignoring the reason for the Japanese public hostilities towards Russia. 1) A territory in the liandong province was won from China in a war by Japan yet it was given to the Russians by China. 2) When Japan sent delegations to Germany and Russia they were ignored and treated with contempt due to racism and political machinations of Russian German and French. 3) the Czar had men act as lumberjacks so they at the same time could build a Foward operating base and do scouting at the Yalu river. The Yalu river at the time was the border of Imperial Japan. The Japanese took the racism,the one sidedly dismissive diplomacy, and the Russians very obviously building a base on japans border as the prelude to an invasion. Thus Japan stuck first. It’s funny because apparently Russian military high command was against the Yalu river operation because he knew it would further a flame the tensions with Japan. But racism somewhat made the Czar think the Japanese weren’t enough to catch on to his scheme

@YanPagh Год назад

I brought him back. Good, my job is almost done on this sense.

@fghhfhhhf9323 4 месяца назад

Some of these facts aren’t exactly accurate, but I guess you got the essence. The best way to determine biographical facts about him is reading his own writing and the writings of his closest friends and allies.

@EmmaBonn96 17 дней назад

The Nestor Makhno museum in Huliapole was burned down by the Russian Army August 24th 2024

@11myricka 10 месяцев назад

DOES JAIME KNOW YOU LIED ROBERT

@function0077 27 дней назад

You threw up at Dark Fucking Crystal!?

@sanguinecynthia 11 месяцев назад

9:58 yet...

@rokcaks4637 2 месяца назад

1:22:40

@rothloaf1980 Год назад

No other pod ever mentions baby beards and anarchist decor.

@RvEijndhoven Год назад

@@lokasenna833 CrimethInc lost all my respect when during the week where German police were violently expelling the last climate activists from Lützerath they decided their time was better spent ignoring that in favour of whining that 'online activism is dead' and that anarchists should start doing real life activism, because they, specifically, got banned from Twitter. Which, you know, betrays that they thought other anarchists weren't doing real life activism just because they weren't. And also betrays pretty clearly that they wanted their readership to get off social media because they were afraid that if some other anarchist publication was still on twitter while they weren't, they'd lose marketshare. Which is a pretty fucking capitalist mindset for a supposedly Anarchist publication.