Rogue Fiction Alliance seeks to unmask the warfare state

Tyranny is evil. Something authors and readers agree on regardless of what color their jersey is. And it’s why I’m starting the Rogue Fiction Alliance.

What do I want to gain from this? Simple. I want this band of authors and readers to have a few aims.

• Read and share work with a common denominator against tyranny of any kind
• Share ideas on the best way to fight tyranny
  • Not with protests and shouts, but with self-improvement

What if I told you that you don’t need to consent to any kind of technocracy? And better yet, what if I told you that, even in today’s high-tech world, that you can still buy, sell, and engage in any type of transactions, even if it’s seemingly taken from you?

That’s the ultimate goal. Not only do we need books, and a lot of them, that document what we see as tyranny, but we need strategies on how to evade it entirely. And maybe even put so much of a dent in it for the government-corporate elite to fall.

Notice, I said government-corporate elite, because in my view, this is always the endgame when the State is involved and is allowed to exist in any capacity.

Rogue Fiction Alliance seeks to destroy the State

Fiction is a great way to challenge the status-quo. As I write this, it’s only been five years since the COVID fiasco, yet so many people walk around as if they’ve forgotten about the draconian measures the State put in place in so many areas during that time.

That’s why I wrote Wind Wielder back in 2020 and published it in 2022. When you read between the lines, you’ll know exactly what one of my inspirations was for writing the book. And for me, it was Step I in taking that flamethrower to the mainstream narrative that we even need the State to begin with.

But if we really want to destroy the State, we can’t just write books, make movies, videos, songs, or any of that. It’s great, but we, as creators, innovators, and go-getters, must take it further. We must show the masses stuck in the State’s Matrix that it’s not a necessary entity.

How do we do that? Self-improvement, which ultimately leads to two things: Personal sovereignty and self-sufficiency. Those variables are what the State fears the most, because if enough of us uncover and figure it out, like you and I have, that’s a death knell to the establishment narrative time and again.

Why? It shows, proves, really, that we don’t need them. When you are self-sufficient and interdependent alongside other self-sufficient, interdependent people, the State, in and of itself, has no reason to exist and it will organically collapse.

I don’t care what color your jersey is

So, what can we do right now? We can connect with one another, even if our politics wear differently-colored jerseys. If we see the State, in its current form, for the wretch that it is, we need to forge that alliance, right here and now.

It’s reminiscent of what I see at the Ron Paul Institute. Made up primarily of libertarians cut from a cloth similar to mine, you have people like Dennis Kucinich on the Advisory Board as of Nov. 2025, and famed journalists like Caitlin Johnstone with content published there in the past.

Kucinich and Johnstone both lean to the political Left, and Johnstone even goes as far as to blame capitalism for all this global strife and modern-day tyranny. I disagree, knowing that a corporation ceases to exist in the free market when it becomes the State’s lever, but should that matter if we both see the State’s tyrannical nature as the direct cause of this?

It shouldn’t. Why would someone like Johnstone and myself bicker about capitalism’s true definition when we can both play a role in inconveniencing and, ultimately, contributing to the collapse of the current system?

Yeah, I’ll continue to spit out why Leftist ideology is stupid; ditto for the ideology of that on the theocratic Right. You can spit out why you think my libertarian ideology and values are stupid, but we don’t need to talk about any of it. Let’s just focus on the bad guy.

Tell people to take REAL action

We don’t need to sign petitions, attend rallies, shout slogans, and march down city streets while occasionally blocking them. No. Taking action begins with the self and improving the self, and then building on that improvement.

So, what do you do? For one, find ways to be more self-sufficient. Eat healthier food by shopping a store’s perimeter, get outside and exercise or get into a gym. Acknowledge people and smile at them instead of giving them a death stare with a resting bitch face.

You’ll be shocked how those small steps rewire the mind. Then, work on building a freedom-based business, and don’t just take payments in dollars. Take them in crypto, Goldbacks, and other alternative methods.

Follow people who have already built such businesses like Tom Woods, Paul Counts, John Thornhill, etc., and subscribe to their mailing lists. You may learn a thing or two. That’s how you really fight tyranny, and that’s what the Rogue Fiction Alliance will be all about.

If you’re a freedom-based content creator or a reader and you’re looking for a group of sane-minded people who see tyranny for what it is, even if you’re entering from another door, then you got a place right here. And stay tuned; I’ll be writing more about this project.

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